Recs if you like This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color...

history you probably didn't learn in school

Texts that teachers at Texas Tech have been warned not to teach

from photographs, essays, poems and more: these reads offer the living experiences of lesbians/sapphics of different backgrounds ♡

all lesbians/sapphics are welcome! anything sapphic-centered i find will be added on here! hope you enjoy!

Essential writings from Black feminists.

as your resident mexican femme lezzie, here is my list of sapphic recs for latine heritage month! some of these i have read and loved and others i am slowly but surely getting to on my tbr! que vivan les lesbian@s 💗

Me & White Supremacy by Layla F. Saad, and books from as many of the authors mentioned therein that I could find. (Including books from the Further Learning section.)

Inspired to create a list by a post from @mmyth, I thought it would be nice to have a list of quest books you can download and read for free via Internet Archive. Recommendations gladly accepted. Happy reading ya'll!

(Please note this will ONLY contain books found through Internet Archive and no other sources, I don't want to run into possible mistakes and copyright headaches.)

Update: This list will also include books you can borrow through Open Library, a part of Internet Archive. In addition, this will only show English-language availability.

I have not read all of these books yet, so please let me know if there are any edits I should make.

Recommendations are always welcome!

I am going to add more information in the comments.

Happy reading!

When you’re struggling to find your next book to read sometimes an anthology is the perfect answer. Whether it’s the variety of stories or trying to discover a new author, anthologies can bridge the gap between novels.

From sci-fi or horror to literature or mystery, prose, poetry or essays, this list of anthologies has it all.

I tried to cover as many genres and subjects as I could but, as always recommendations are encouraged (especially in romance/romantasy)

As mentioned in The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls by Mona Eltahawy. These books have all been quoted or mentioned by Eltahawy in The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls.

Dedicated to the professor that told us he wouldn't teach us any historical women philosophers because "there aren't any". Modern female philosophers included in list.

an anti-racist reading list originally shared as a bingo card by @alyseruriani (on IG) — with key additions/adjustments by @r3dsp0tt3dpuRpl3 (on Pagebound)

sooooooooo many incredible lesbian books were published in the 80s!

Knowledge is power, and power should be given to the people. Here is what I would put on a curriculum accessible even for teenagers, trying to cover as much as possible, with non-fiction and fiction.

An inclusive list of feminist works from the 1960s-1980s. I'm not an expert on this subject, in fact, I'm very new to it, but I wanted to make a list of books I want to read and others might find it useful.

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