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Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
Connecting liberation movements across different eras and regions, from abolitionism to Palestine, demonstrating the importance of intersectional analysis in contemporary social movements.
- Intersectional Feminism
- Black Feminism
- Anti-Feminism Studies
The Argonauts
Contemporary queen of memoir-theory fusion Maggie Nelson turns her lens on identity, desire, and family. This instant classic recounts Nelson's relationship with her partner, artist Harry Dodge. Through intimate documentation of family life and pregnancy, Nelson presents a complex portrait of modern queer motherhood with blurred boundaries.
- Queer Theory
- Trans Feminism
- Emotional Labor
In a Different Voice: Psychological Theory and Women's Development
This groundbreaking work challenges male-centric theories of moral development, proposing an alternative model of moral reasoning based on care, relationships, and responsibility. By listening to women's voices, Gilligan discovered the 'ethics of care' as a different moral voice, fundamentally transforming psychology's, ethics', and feminist theory's understanding of moral development.
- Ethics of Care
- Feminist Psychology
- Gender Politics
A Future for Intersectional Black Feminist Technology Studies
Safiya Umoja Noble connects Black women's representation in search to the extraction, labor, and waste behind digital infrastructure.
- Black Feminist Technology Studies
- Digital Feminism
- Black Feminism
The Sexual Division of Labor and Democracy
Divisão Sexual do Trabalho e DemocraciaBiroli connects Brazilian childcare data, paid domestic work and Black feminist organizing around motherhood to the resources required to participate in democracy.
- Domestic Labor
- Political Participation
- Race and Gender
Living Standards after Divorce or Dissolution of a Pacs
Les variations de niveau de vie des hommes et des femmes à la suite d’un divorce ou d’une rupture de PacsFrench tax data distinguish changes after separation from a matched counterfactual, tracing unequal earnings and the role of taxes and benefits.
- Feminist Economics
- Marriage Critique
- Economic Justice
Happy Hour
ハッピーアワーOver five hours and seventeen minutes, Ryusuke Hamaguchi follows four women approaching forty in Kobe as friendship, marriage, work and departure test what it takes to speak honestly and truly hear one another.
- Female Friendship
- Marriage Critique
- Emotional Labor
It is work, not help: women in agroecology
Brazilian organizers show why making women's farm work visible must also change household responsibility, access to credit and time for collective action.
- Ecofeminism
- Food Sovereignty
- Domestic Labor
Black Women's March Declaration (2015)
Brazil's Black Women's March turns Bem Viver into demands about life, safety, land, work and media power, asking who defines equality and controls its implementation.
- Black Feminism
- Political Participation
- Environmental Justice
More Theft and Assault Among People Without Housing
French survey data distinguish women's exposure to violence from street visibility, showing why housing categories, time periods and denominators matter.
- Poverty and Justice
- Violence Against Women
- Research Methods
Housework and Parenting Time in France: What Changed over 25 Years?
Le temps domestique et parental des hommes et des femmes : quels facteurs d’évolutions en 25 ans ?French time-use surveys show why a shrinking housework gap does not necessarily mean shared responsibility, and why parenting follows a different pattern.
- Domestic Labor
- Care Economy
- Gender Roles
Earth Democracy
Vandana Shiva extends democracy to land, seeds, water, and community, showing how corporate globalization turns the commons of life into property.
- Climate Justice
- Ecofeminism
- Political Participation
My Life on the Road
A memoir by legendary feminist activist Gloria Steinem, chronicling her decades of travel and the conversations she held with the people she met along the way. It beautifully illustrates how moving, listening, and organizing can transform the world and shape the self.
- Women's History
- Social Movements
- Women's Rights
Marcela Lagarde on Feminicidio
At FLACSO Ecuador, Lagarde links feminicidio to social tolerance and state responsibility, distinguishing criminalization from wider policy and professional training.
- Anti-Sexual Violence
- State Violence
- Human Rights
Soil Not Oil
Vandana Shiva connects industrial agriculture, fossil fuel dependence, and climate crisis, centering small farms, seed diversity, and food sovereignty.
- Climate Justice
- Food Sovereignty
- Ecofeminism
The Story We Tell About Poverty Isn’t True
Mia Birdsong follows a cleaning business built on rotating childcare, a parent group and a bookshop café to ask whose existing work attracts investment.
- Class Analysis
- Care Economy
- Economic Empowerment
3000 Nights
3000 LaylaMai Masri’s prison drama follows a Palestinian mother whose struggle over childbirth and childcare connects bodily control, collective care and political resistance.
- Arab Feminism
- Carceral Feminism
- War and Peace
Captive Genders: Trans Embodiment and the Prison Industrial Complex
Trans and queer accounts expose how policing and prisons enforce gender binaries, linking gender liberation with prison abolition.
- Trans Feminism
- Prison Abolition
- Queer Theory
The Weave of My Life: A Dalit Woman's Memoirs
Translated from Marathi by Maya Pandit, Urmila Pawar's memoir turns basket-making, family memory, and movement work into Dalit feminist social history.
- Dalit Feminism
- Caste and Gender
- Women's Literature
Servants of Globalization: Migration and Domestic Work
Centered on migrant Filipino domestic workers, Parreñas develops the international division of reproductive labor and offers a foundational account of global care chains, transnational families, and migrant women's labor.
- Migration
- Care Economy
- Domestic Labor
The Diary of a Teenage Girl
Bel Powley is a breakout as 15-year-old Minnie, a budding cartoonist and soon-to-be harlot (her word, not ours). Marielle Heller's exuberant journey through the teenage psyche has more penis drawings than a Seth Rogen comedy, and the best part? It doesn't judge.
- Female Desire
- Sexual Liberation
- Bodily Autonomy
This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate
Naomi Klein argues that climate crisis is not a single environmental issue but a challenge to market ideology, fossil capital, and extractivism.
- Climate Justice
- Capitalism Critique
- Social Movements
Women’s Access to Justice: CEDAW Recommendation 33
CEDAW identifies six connected conditions of justice and examines how cost, distance, care responsibilities and gender stereotypes obstruct usable rights.
- Human Rights
- Policy Research
- Anti-Sexual Violence
What’s in a Name: Gender Bias in Student Ratings
What’s in a Name: Exposing Gender Bias in Student Ratings of TeachingTwo online teaching assistants took turns appearing under male and female identities. The study compares ratings with turnaround times, grading rules and teaching arrangements.
- Education
- Labor Rights
- Gender Stereotypes