What do yerba mate, empanadas, and tango all have in common? You can experience them all in beautiful Buenos Aires, Argentina! Why am I writing about this magical South American cultural hub? I am currently sitting in my apartment in Buenos Aires where I have been living for the last 6 weeks. I’m living here […]
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Graphic memoirs get a lot of love – as well they should! Still, there are other non-fiction graphic novels that deserve love too. Sally shares some of her faves and why she loves this format so much. Stick around for an interview with Annie Krabbenschmidt and hear about their recently released memoir, Fred: An Unbecoming
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Did you know since the 1800s, the animal rights movement has been primarily led by women? (I know, you’re not surprised. What movements aren’t led by women?) The goals of feminism and veganism may overlap a lot more than we realize. Like women, trans, and non-conforming gender identities living within the patriarchy, animals are objectified,
Animals and Feminism? 5 Books to Get Started Read More »
Although the world has been an overall dumpster fire lately, I have been able to find many moments of happiness, from my second year of teaching coming to a close, beautiful weather in the Twin Cities for reading outside, and my own engagement! The Engagement In March 2022, while on my spring break with my
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In one form or another, “stan culture” has always existed. However, social media has not only given fans more access to celebrities than ever before, but it also grants them the chance to connect with other like-minded people from all over. But what happens when these groups encourage harmful behavior, including doxing, stalking, and harassment?
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It’s a double dose of Natalia’s on the podcast – like Doublemint Gum. They talk about Natalia’s recently released book BREATHE AND COUNT BACK FROM TEN, the added burden of having to be an author of color writing for a “broad audience”, and how her own disability informed this story and gave her the room
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At the start of Emma Straub’s newest book, This Time Tomorrow, Alice Stern is not unhappy with her life. She just isn’t sure whether it’s the one she would have chosen. There are minor spoilers in this review! On the eve of her 40th birthday, Alice works in the admissions office of the upper class
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From June 27 – July 10, 2022, Wimbledon 2022 took center court in the sports world. In a sport that is already known for its exclusivity and roots in white country club culture, the tournament’s men’s finalists, Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios, present us with two men who have garnered the reputation of being rule-breakers
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It’s something about Black people and 90s pop culture that just feels so right. 90s pop culture set the stage right up front in this nostalgic YA romance. We love the 90s movie and music references! Love Radio by Ebony LaDelle really delivered. Dani and Prince have a lot on their young shoulders, and neither
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Figuring yourself out in the world isn’t always the best time. In this episode, Rah sits down with Erika L. Sánchez to discuss her memoir, Crying in the Bathroom that was released July 12, 2022. They discuss why our stories are so important, finding representation, and generational trauma. Book CW: suicidal thoughts, abortion Check out
BRB. I’ll be Crying in the Bathroom from now on: A discussion with Erika L. Sánchez Read More »
It feels stupid to write about sex toys at a time like this. Who wants to hear about vibrators when the world is burning? Aren’t there more important things to talk about than pleasure, that most frivolous of things? But when I mentioned my feelings on the matter to a journalist-buddy of mine, someone who
My 5 Favorite Vibrators and the Importance of Pleasure Read More »
Over the weekend of June 25 and 26, Feminist Book Club had the immense privilege to visit Twin Cities Pride with our purple tent and hexing candles in tow. This was our second opportunity to celebrate LGBTQIA+ Pride with the community of the Twin Cities and visitors from near and far. Last year, we had
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