Gabriel Avocado

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Gabriel’s Bookshelves

to-read‎ (5540)
currently-reading‎ (0)
read‎ (518)
did-not-finish‎ (0)
fiction‎ (637)
ethnicity-race-racism‎ (620)
lgbt-gender‎ (559)
memoirs-biographies‎ (434)
feminism-women-misogyny‎ (415)
cant-find‎ (334)
imperialism‎ (295)
marxist-history‎ (271)

media-culture-art-music‎ (237)
marxist-theory-philosophy‎ (192)
mental-illness‎ (168)
fiction-horror‎ (153)
fiction-scifi‎ (133)
history‎ (126)
essays-nonfiction‎ (116)
graphic-novels‎ (113)
fiction-canon-classics‎ (111)
peronal-favorites‎ (100)
fascism‎ (94)
genocide-slavery‎ (87)

sex-sexwork‎ (87)
on-capitalism‎ (80)
fiction-poetry‎ (79)
psychology‎ (75)
religion-theology‎ (72)
philosophy‎ (68)
labor-activism‎ (63)
science-medical‎ (62)
marxist-economics‎ (61)
pt-language‎ (59)
ecology-animalrights‎ (56)
disability-ableism‎ (52)

info-libsci‎ (51)
beautiful-covers‎ (44)
2023-to-read‎ (41)
internet-social-media‎ (41)
drugs-addiction-trade‎ (38)
self-help-adjacent‎ (38)
partially-read‎ (37)
prisons-crime-abolition‎ (36)
fiction-dystopia‎ (35)
reproductive-justice-labor‎ (35)
fiction-transgressive‎ (32)
education-pedagogy‎ (29)

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Gabriel’s Quotes

“What a pleasure it was to be obvious, even if what was obvious was merely my body”
― Lillian Fishman, Acts of Service

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“A civilization that proves incapable of solving the problems it creates is a decadent civilization.

A civilization that chooses to close its eyes to its most crucial problems is a stricken civilization.

A civilization that uses its principles for trickery and deceit is a dying civilization.”
― Aimé Césaire, Discourse on Colonialism

tags: civilization, colonialism, society

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“I don't know whether I actually did anything. Whether I was actually responsible for or had any influence on her escape. But I let her believe it, because it meant the world could be something more than just the people trying to destroy us.”
― B.R. Yeager, Negative Space

tags: abuse, queer, self-destruction, suicide, survival

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“The Malleus Maleficarum, the definitive guide for witch hunters published in 1486, wrote of a woman who stole dozens of penises, then hid them in a tree where they lived like birds in a nest.”
― David M. Friedman, A Mind of Its Own: A Cultural History of the Penis

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