Feminist Required Reading: Beginner, Intermediate, & Advanced

I’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.

Link Roundup #20: PR Protests, Lingering Loss, Rosalía, & Postracial Myths in Silicon Valley

Valerie ShaindlinSeptember 10, 2019Silicon Valley, music, feminism, race, Puerto Rico, technology, brains, cultural heritage, reading, Rosalía, Judge Judy, sexism

A Mexico City Reading List

A Mexico City reading list for anyone on their way to or intrigued by CDMX.

Valerie ShaindlinSeptember 3, 2019CDMX, Mexico, travel, Central America, reading list, Sandra Cisneros, feminism

Link Roundup #23: Feminist Fashion, Academic Freedom, & Student Debt

Link Roundup #23: Is feminist fashion good activism? The limits of academic freedom, the burden of student debt, and more.

Valerie ShaindlinSeptember 1, 2019poverty, feminism, fashion, Tavi Gevinson, academia, book clubs, brains, anxiety, activism, Margaret Atwood, domestic work, librarian, Ai-jen Poo, students, debtComment

Link Roundup #17: Climate Change, Ferrante Fever, & Art Musings

Here are links to articles I’ve been meaning to read and/or find inspiring and thought-provoking. Link Roundup #17 includes: climate change as a feminist issue, Ferrante fever, and musings on art.

Valerie ShaindlinApril 9, 2019Ferrante, feminism, art, statue, Climate Change, academia, books, fiction, translation, Broad City, TV, creativityComment

Link Roundup #16: Wellness Mansplained, Fiction by Emma Cline, What You Can’t Expect When You’re Expecting, & Lady Gaga

Here are links to articles I’ve been meaning to read: Link Roundup #16: Wellness Mansplained, Fiction by Emma Cline, What You Can’t Expect When You’re Expecting, Lady Gaga, and more. Have you read any of these, and if so, what did you think? What’s on your to-read list?