girls just want to have rights
Feminine rage, female empowerment, emotional validation. Women supporting women. Men being men. Feminism. Feminist reads.






critical theory: all topics
books suggested by louisa toxværd munch (@louisamunchtheory on tt/ig)
covers topics such as:






Critical Theory and More: inspired by Louisa Munch
This list is dedicated for all the book recommended and mentioned by Louisa Munch - critical theorist. I follow her Instagram account almost from the very first videos. Louisa inspired me to organise better my political reading and she always gives some nice recommendations to inform yourself about the political landscape of today. I just wanted to have all the books in one place, plus the ones which I found on my own reading journey.
We can't have a democracy without informed citizens - Louisa Toxvaerd Munch




Not the Same Five White Ladies
All credit for this list goes to ysaleftyouonread on instagram! This is her list of female authors she spotlighted for Women’s History Month, that are “not the same five white ladies” we always hear about! My personal goal is to read one book from each of these 31 women this year; I have been loving this journey and wanted to share with you all!
(Check out Ysa’s reels, she does a great job of describing the vibes without giving away the story!)






Critical Feminism
An alternative to "feminine rage" and "women's wrongs"
Nuanced, intersectional approaches to gender theory
Looking for transfeminine and nonbinary specific recommendations






find the gender! > release the gender!
gender studies theoretical works for those who wish to delve into this field!! (BEWARE! it acts as umbrella term for many other fields, therefore it's immensely extensive😭)






Paris Paloma’s Fatal Flaw Reading List
Paris posted these books on their instagram to read alongside Fatal Flaw so I thought I’d put them into a list here to keep track of.






Escritoras del mundo
Mujeres que escriben historias
Interested: Me interesan pero aun no lo consigo TBR: Comprado pero aún sin leer






critical theory: gender
on gender, sex, masculinity & femininity, incel culture etc
intersects with analyses of race, class, economics
incomplete, i will be coming back to add to this! pls lmk if you have any recs 🙏🏽






Dismantle the manosphere
Books that might help people of all genders (including men) to think critically about the patriarchy, incel/manosphere ideologies and sexism. Unpicking internalised sexism is important, and books might be a useful tool to help ourselves and others. Intersections with issues of age, race, class etc.are likely!






Political nonfiction to aid unlearning
themes: liberation, decolonisation, non white authors, anti zionism, social justice, Palestine






Female rage and a cup of hate






exvangelical reading list
books you might find helpful no matter where you are on your deconstruction path






To Parent or Not to Parent in Current Society
Books that take gender roles, parenting, queer and class consciousness in regards on how to (potentially) parent. While the world burns down with racism, climate change, imperialism and capitalism. How to we sustain and decide wether or not to bring children in this world.






Boy Moms Raising Feminist Men
It starts early
Formerly the Male Feminist Reader: These are the books we need men to read to be better husbands, fathers, and people






time to be an educated 21st century b*tch ♀️💅🏼
a collection of feminist literature for empowerment and change🫶🏼
let me know if you have any suggestions!






so, you wanna read like a therapist?
books that are well known in the therapy & mental health world - often read & recommended by therapists, social workers, and other professionals in the field 💕






What’s up with Masculinity??
Dissecting masculinity and society’s role in the way we view gender






Sociology 101
Some books I consider to be essential (or just really good) to understand the world from a sociological perspective. (Note: I am a Mexican sociologist so some of the books might be in their Spanish title) ( Note 2: I added that Louise Tilly book but I think that any other would also be a good alternative. I added her because I think she’s a great historian who really contributed to historic sociology)






revolutionary
communism, abolition, decolonialism, etc.





