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2 months ago | 
alexiscoe.substack.com | Audre Lorde |Alexis Coe
Study Marry Kill thrives solely on the patronage of its discerning subscribers. My mission: To delight you with historical truths, hard-won triumphs, and wage a relentless campaign against historical amnesia—and all the messy contradictions in between! Averse to Substack? Embrace fiscal directness on Venmo or Zelle.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
juliebindel.substack.com | Marilyn Frye |Andrea Dworkin |Audre Lorde |Christine Stark
Robert (Bob) JensenWhy am I passionate about this? After bumping around newspaper journalism in my 20s, I wandered into a Ph.D. and then landed a great job at the University of Texas at Austin. Being a professor allowed me to explore any subject that seemed interesting, which resulted in books on environmental collapse, sexism and pornography, racism, foreign policy and militarism, religion, journalism and mass media, and critical thinking.
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Mar 25, 2024 | 
shepherd.com | Robert Jensen |Marilyn Frye |Andrea Dworkin |Audre Lorde
The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist TheoryWhen I first read this book on feminist philosophy in the late 1980s, I was nervous about both feminism (because I wasn’t sure what it meant for me) and philosophy (because I wasn’t sure I was smart enough to understand it). Marilyn Frye’s book helped me realize that I had been raised in a male-dominated and deeply sexist culture without knowing much about it, making feminism essential to my education.
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Mar 19, 2024 | 
wweek.com | Brianna Wheeler |Audre Lorde |Joy DeGruy |Sidney Morrison
“This is nothing new that we’re doing,” says Charles Hannah, owner of Third Eye Books Accessories & Gifts. “But a lot of the time, it’s the first time somebody who doesn’t look like me does business with somebody like me.”Hannah and his wife, Michelle Lewis, not only run the only Black-owned brick-and-mortar bookstore in Portland—they curate it with exclusively pro-Black books by primarily Black authors, serving a predominantly Black audience.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
country1067.com | Ta-Nehisi Coates |Audre Lorde
If you want to be an ally but are unsure where to start, you’ve found the place. Below are national tools, resources, workshops and more to help start the conversation about racial equality and keep it alive. An important step in being an ally is understanding the past and your level of privilege in order to create a better future for all. Experience Canada offers weekly anti-racism conversations, webinars and more.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
kiss925.com | Ta-Nehisi Coates |Audre Lorde
If you want to be an ally but are unsure where to start, you’ve found the place. Below are national tools, resources, workshops and more to help start the conversation about racial equality and keep it alive. An important step in being an ally is understanding the past and your level of privilege in order to create a better future for all. Experience Canada offers weekly anti-racism conversations, webinars and more.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
chfi.com | Ta-Nehisi Coates |Audre Lorde
If you want to be an ally but are unsure where to start, you’ve found the place. Below are national tools, resources, workshops and more to help start the conversation about racial equality and keep it alive. An important step in being an ally is understanding the past and your level of privilege in order to create a better future for all. Experience Canada offers weekly anti-racism conversations, webinars and more.
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Jan 22, 2024 | 
du.edu | Tiya Miles |Danez Smith |Audre Lorde |Kaitlyn Greenidge
Black History Month is an opportunity to expand your reading horizons with a few great books by Black authors. We asked Katherine Crowe, associate professor and curator of Special Collections and Archives in University Libraries, and Maik Nwosu, professor and chair in the Department of English and Literary Arts for some of their favorites.
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Sep 22, 2023 | 
therumpus.net | India Gonzalez |Bhanu Kapil |Renee Gladman |Audre Lorde
What to Read When Your Spirit Needs a Refresh Nonsense. No sense. Nuisance. New sense. Our current world is a vortex of crises, sentiments, and politics. And yet, we still go about our human business.
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Jun 1, 2023 | 
aninjusticemag.com | Frank O’Hara |Audre Lorde |Jericho Brown |Walt Whitman
Because we also make (and need) artI have a silly tradition with myself that every year, in June, I have to make a text for Medium about something LGBT+ related. I wonder sometimes if this urge is just to make a little contribution to the community, or then, to remind myself of who I am and speak that out loud to the world. Or, in the worst scenario, just to remind me to keep my profile somewhat updated since I never find the energy to write something good enough to be put online.
