This summer will certainly be one for the books! You may be familiar with some of these writings, but there is certainly something here for everyone. These are some of the works we have been in love with recently;
The Will to Change - Bell Hooks
In this amazing read on modern feminist ideology Hooks takes a breath taking approach to the issues that face men today through a specifically feminist lens. For anyone interested in expanding their contemporary feminist collection, definitely give The Will to Change a few hours of your time.
Separate but Unequal - Frances Widdowson
Looking for an introduction to indigenous studies in Canada? Look no further. Separate but Unequal is a great (if lengthy and dense) introduction to the liberal ideology of parallelism and how it adversely affects Canada's indigenous population today. It also acts as a historical case study into Canada's past policies geared towards indigenous people, and warns of the harm that keeping these policies in place will do.
Women, Race, & Class - Angela Y. Davis
In her seminal work, Davis explores the intersectionality of the issues of race, gender, and class in a socially depraved America. She makes the case for socialism on the grounds of the black liberation and women's movements of her era - a compelling and intricate argument to say the least. If you you are looking to study the origins of leftist radicalism in the United States, Women, Race , & Class is a great place to start.
The Inconvenient Indian - Thomas King
In this best selling opus, the wrong doings of Canadian (and American) colonialism and expansion are on full display. King provides in depth historical accounts on the atrocities committed against the indigenous people of north America and their ramifications today. It is brutally honest and blunt, a reminder of what got us all here today.
Gender, Identity, and Place - Linda McDowell
In this work of her many, Linda McDowell presents the reader with insightful and thought provoking conceptions of gender and geography, as well as their intersection in turn of the century political thought. While it is not necessarily as developed as most modern feminist writing, it is thorough and expansive - the perfect read for someone who wants to step outside eurocentrism in political thought.
L'etre et le Néant - Jean Paul Sartre
Dans ce morceaux, Sartre se presente une realité existentialiste extrème. Il n'y a rien qui ce demenage lorsque il veut comprendre les complexités du vie humane. Si tu veut te expanser tes gouts atour des idées post-moderne français, cet livre est une absolut. (Being and Nothingness)
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