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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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Title Author Date Added Action
Sexual Politics 		Kate Millett 02/09/2021
Sex Object 		Jessica Valenti 02/09/2021
The Second Sex 		Simone De Beauvoir 02/09/2021
SCUM Manifesto 		Valerie Solanas 02/09/2021
The Sacred Hoop 		Paula Gunn Allen 02/09/2021
Ruth Bader Ginsburg 		Jane Sherron de Hart 02/09/2021
Regulating the Lives of Women 		Mimi Abramovitz 02/09/2021
Redefining Realness 		Janet Mock 02/09/2021
Reclaiming Our Space 		Feminista Jones 02/09/2021
Quiet Rumours 		Dark Star Collective and Emma Goldman and Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and Jo Freeman and Voltairine De Cleyre 02/09/2021
A Politically Incorrect Feminist 		Phyllis Chesler 02/09/2021
Out to Work 		Alice Kessler-Harris 02/09/2021
Our Mothers’ War 		Emily Yellin 02/09/2021
Our Bodies, Ourselves 		Judy Norsigian and Boston Women's Health Book Collective 02/09/2021
Other Powers 		Barbara Goldsmith 02/09/2021
Of Woman Born 		Adrienne Rich 02/09/2021
Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers 		Lillian Faderman 02/09/2021
Native Country of the Heart 		Cherríe Moraga 02/09/2021
The Myth of Seneca Falls 		Lisa Tetrault 02/09/2021
My Life on the Road 		Gloria Steinem 02/09/2021
My Beloved World 		Sonia Sotomayor 02/09/2021
Mr. President, How Long Must We Wait? 		Tina Cassidy 02/09/2021
Men Explain Things to Me 		Rebecca Solnit 02/09/2021
Male Daughters, Female Husbands 		Ifi Amadiume 02/09/2021
Law, Gender, and Injustice 		Joan Hoff 02/09/2021

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