May 2019 Reads for the Rest of Us including new books by women and writers of other underrepresented communities. Even bigger than my Ms list!
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New Reads for the Rest of Us for January 2019
New Reads for the Rest of Us for January 2019 is here – new books by writers from historically marginalized populations that I am most excited about.
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Best Reads (and Book Gifts) for the Rest of Us – 2018
Best Reads (and Book Gifts) for the Rest of Us – 2018 – Here are my favorites books of 2018, just in time for gift-giving!
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New Reads for the Rest of Us for November 2018
The New Reads for the Rest of Us for November 2018 list includes the releases from historically marginalized populations that I am most excited about.
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October 2018 New Reads for the Rest of Us
Here’s the October 2018 New Reads for the Rest of Us! These are some exciting new releases by authors from historically marginalized populations.
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New Reads for the Rest of Us for September 2018
New Reads for the Rest of Us for September 2018 is here! Here are the new releases by authors from underrepresented populations that I’m excited about.
F*ck Your Fatphobia. A Review of Virgie Tovar’s YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN FAT.
This review can now be found on my newsletter site!
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Classic Reads for the Rest of Us
I enjoy classic books. There’s something about books that have stood the test of time that intrigues me. But let’s face it, historically books by white men are the ones most often considered as “classics.” Some books by white women have been included and the canon is expanding to include…
From Reluctance to Rebellion: A Review of Bina Shah’s BEFORE SHE SLEEPS
This review can now be found on my newsletter site!
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New Reads for the Rest of Us for August 2018
Here are the New Reads for the Rest of Us for August 2018 – books released this month by historically marginalized populations that I am most excited about.