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NYPL's 2020 Essential Reads on Feminism for Adults

Description: This NYPL list includes first-hand accounts and histories of the suffrage movement that chronicle both its successes and its limitations, as well as contemporary essays on how feminism intersects with race, class, education, and LGBTQ+ activism. #adults


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But Some of Us Are Brave 		Barbara Smith and Gloria T. Hull and Patricia Bell Scott 02/09/2021
Law, Gender, and Injustice 		Joan Hoff 02/09/2021
Bad Feminist 		Roxane Gay 02/09/2021
A Politically Incorrect Feminist 		Phyllis Chesler 02/09/2021
The Women's Suffrage Movement 		Gloria Steinem and Sally Roesch Wagner 02/09/2021
Fairest 		Meredith Talusan 02/09/2021
Other Powers 		Barbara Goldsmith 02/09/2021
Black Feminist Thought 		Patricia Hill Collins 02/09/2021
Southern Women 		Sally G. McMillen 02/09/2021
My Life on the Road 		Gloria Steinem 02/09/2021
Our Bodies, Ourselves 		Judy Norsigian and Boston Women's Health Book Collective 02/09/2021
Becoming 		Michelle Obama 02/09/2021
The Good Girls Revolt 		Lynn Povich 02/09/2021
Betrayal and Other Acts of Subversion 		Leslie Bow 02/09/2021
The Myth of Seneca Falls 		Lisa Tetrault 02/09/2021
Intercourse 		Andrea Dworkin 02/09/2021
America's Women 		Gail Collins 02/09/2021
Borderlands / La Frontera 		Gloria Anzaldúa and Aída Hurtado and Norma Cantu 02/09/2021
Sister Outsider 		Audre Lorde and Cheryl Clarke 02/09/2021
She Said 		Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey 02/09/2021
Black on Both Sides 		C. Riley Snorton 02/09/2021
Male Daughters, Female Husbands 		Ifi Amadiume 02/09/2021
In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens 		Alice Walker 02/09/2021
All Bound Up Together 		Martha S. Jones 02/09/2021
Out to Work 		Alice Kessler-Harris 02/09/2021

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