Feminist books

A Practical Wedding | Feminist Book Roundup

As bell hooks once wrote, feminism is for everybody. Coming to embrace feminism can be relief, but a challenge, too. Once you've identified as feminist, you might have questions about the history or what's happening within the movement. What does…

Celebrate International Women's Day with a feminist book. Here is the best women-inspired literature, from memoirs to investigations behind the #MeToo movement.

If you follow Roxane Gay on Twitter, you probably already love her as much as I do. She’s forthright, unabashed, and gives voice to the best and worst of the little voices inside our heads. So, I picked up Bad Feminist – her 2014 essay collection – fully expecting to love it. After all, if she could cram so much into 280 characters, surely this book would be brimming with brilliance...

Recently, a blatant misogynist was elected president, bringing with him a vice president whose stance on women’s rights and women’s health is so awful that thousands of people are hazin…

Fiction and non-fiction books for women who are looking to begin their feminist education.

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Lean into Merriam-Webster's official Word of the Year with some stellar feminist reading.

In this memoir plus manifesto, Sonora Jha combines her own journey as a feminist, with her journey as a mother attempting to raise a man with compassion, empathy and kindness.

I am a sap when comes to reading feminist books. I love a great feminist find and feel like a good one can really empower you to new heights. Every book on this list will be able to do that for you.

Study up, ladies, because this is your essential reading list for the next four years. From fiction to memoir to theory, these books will open your mind.

Amazon.com: Feminist Fight Club: An Office Survival Manual for a Sexist Workplace: 9780062439789: Bennett, Jessica: Books

This is an absolute must read for feminism books

Even better if you get your male friends to read them.

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Let me start this with a confession: I've never seen an episode of "Girls." But I do feel like I know Lena Dunham. She's a feminist who's my age, who's consistently outspoken and honest about her experience with endometriosis (something I know very well). That was when I started paying...

From Audre Lorde to Rupi Kaur, read a list of actress and activist Emma Watson's favorite feminist book recommendations.

Because representation matters.