A collection of links I’ve had open on my phone since 2020
Read MoreJust five links, mostly about women authors. It’s still COVID, & I’m exhausted.
Read MoreI’ve compiled a list of the top ten nonfiction books (and two academic articles) that can be considered required reading for any feminist in 2020. Drawing from both the classics and some of the most influential and important contemporary work.
Read MoreWe need to all think critically, and recognize what messages images are meant to convey.
Read MoreWhat would a demographically-representative reading list look like?
Read MoreI wrote a book review of Women of the Midan: The Untold Stories of Egypt’s Revolutionaries, for the Oral History Review. Read the full version here; the published version will be behind a paywall & is much shorter.
Read MoreHere’s what all four of the book clubs I’m in, are reading right now.
Read MoreA book and an interview/article that I find helpful right now.
Read MoreHere are a few quick tips as well as a compilation of resources for those who want to start practicing yoga and.or meditation.
Read MoreHere are my favorite yoga essentials: my favorite mat, travel mat, leggings, blocks, and more.
Read MoreThese are my 4 favorite books published in 2019.
Read MoreQuarantine is weird.
Read MoreLink Roundup #22: Articles about pen pals, our brains, language justice, and the 1619 project. And Beyoncé (duh).
Read MoreA Mexico City reading list for anyone on their way to or intrigued by CDMX.
Read MoreHere are links to articles I’ve been meaning to read: Elizabeth Warren, Rachel Kushner, and Rihanna. Ketamine trips, working witches, and “the banality of empathy”.
Read MoreLink Roundup #23: Is feminist fashion good activism? The limits of academic freedom, the burden of student debt, and more.
Read MoreA brief review of Jenny O’Dell’s fantastic interdisciplinary book, How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy
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