Intersectionality

[close] Molding a new narrative for Black women through: - increasing our literary knowledge together - self examination - support - continuous learning and growing - embracing each other - being open to new ideas and theories - creating our own ideology Together lets create something more than the historical dominant narrative that does not define who we are. By successfully debunking our oppressors we will continue to rise up and create a roadmap for the next generation to continue this journey.

[close] A place for members of the Feminism is For EveryBody Book Club and Discussion Group to share their thoughts on selected texts. Members are also encouraged to make recommendations and comment on other texts they feel would be of interest to the group.

[close] In solidarity: Let's read books from and about marginalized people, they need to be listened to, read and learned from. I have listened and learned so much - I want others to do the same. If we communicate in a respectful way, and learn from each other, we can only win in the long run. I will recommend a book every two months, and I look forward to discussions that ensue from that. I intend Our Marginalized Relations to be a place where marginalized people are in the lead, where the privileged people are led. Solidarity!

[close] NOMINATIONS ARE CLOSED. THANKS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED!! We're a group building a reliable bookshelf-database of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror books that do NOT mention sexual violence or dubious sexual consent. We're inspired by Sarah Gailey's essay urging authors to "Do Better" https://www.tor.com/2016/08/22/do-better-sexual-violence-in-sff/ Join our long term project by sharing your recent reads in our monthly chat. Once a month we update the bookshelf database but recommendations are welcome everyday of the year!