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Books Editor (673 KP) created a video about Beyond Respectability: The Intellectual Thought of Race Women in Books

Oct 11, 2017  
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Brittney Cooper - Beyond Respectability: The Intellectual Thought of Race Women

Brittney Cooper is a Black feminist theorist who specializes in the study of Black women’s intellectual history, Hip Hop generation feminism, and race and gender representation in popular culture.

  
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Amber Tamblyn recommended The Book of Light in Books (curated)

 
The Book of Light
The Book of Light
Lucille Clifton | 2021
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"An extraordinary book by an extraordinarily powerful poet. Clifton writes about the body and the state of womanhood like no other. Like the other poets I've mentioned on this list, Clifton doesn't suffer any fools in her writing and always goes straight for the jugular when talking about race, feminism, love and anger."

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    Kink On Tap

    Kink On Tap

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    Tired of the pulp eroticization of sexuality? Annoyed by the self-aggrandizement of sex bloggers?...

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ace_in_space (38 KP) rated The Guilty Feminist in Podcasts

Jul 13, 2018  
The Guilty Feminist
The Guilty Feminist
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7.3 (6 Ratings)
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Modern feminism is full of contradictions, hypocrisy, and good intentions. This podcast lets you be feminist without the expectation of perfection. Deborah and her co-hosts are hilarious, down to earth, and always ready to listen and learn. If you want to feel part of a wider community of intersectional feminists, or just listen to something outside of your bubble, you can't go wrong with this podcast.
  
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Emily Wilson recommended The Penelopiad in Books (curated)

 
The Penelopiad
The Penelopiad
Margaret Atwood | 2005 | Fiction & Poetry
9.0 (5 Ratings)
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"I love Margaret Atwood's sequence, “The Penelopiad,” which shows us a side of Penelope that is always veiled in Homer. Atwood's Penelope struggles with the knowledge that she herself colluded with the deaths of the slave women, hanged by her son Telemachus. The theme of women's collusion with the abuse of women is an important theme, essential in our age of intersectional feminism and #MeToo."

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