Matt McGorry
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Recommended Books
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Are Prisons Obsolete
Feminist Theory
Women, Race, & Class
Yes Means Yes!
The Fire Next Time
Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria
Shrill
Just Mercy
Revolting Prostitutes
Source & Proof
“Repost from @behindmirror_ . “Are Prisons Obsolete” by Angela Davis is a must read. All of her books are very important and worth reading!”
“"Feminist Theory: From Margin To Center" by bell hooks # bell hooks is my favorite author. This book is definitely a mustread for any one interested in better understanding feminism. # Initially, my understanding…”
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““Yes Means Yes: Visions Of Female Sexual Power & A World Without Rape” by @jaclynf & @JessicaValenti May those of us who seek to be allies and accomplices never stop learning. Great knowledge and diversity of perspectives featured in this book/anthology. #McGReads”
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“"Shrill: Notes From a Loud Woman" by Lindy West @TheLindyWest # Lovvvvveeedddd, loved, loved, loved this book!!! West is a truly remarkable writer and her stories are beautifully poignant while dosed with her…”
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““Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight For Sex Workers’ Rights” by Juno Mac & Molly Smith (@fornicatrix & @pastachips) This book is a MUST READ for anyone that cares about liberation for the most marginalized. The narrative around sex work MUST change. #McGReads”
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