Alison Phipps challenges mainstream ‘white feminism’ encouraging all feminists to engage in reflection on how their actions and activism may prop up or rely on traditional power structures rather than challenging and dismantling them.

… WELCOME TO MORDEW – THE FIRST IN A MONUMENTAL NEW TRILOGY FROM THE WELLCOME BOOK PRIZE-SHORTLISTED AUTHOR, ALEX PHEBY

This past year has taught us all the importance of connection to others. Will Buckingham reflects on the pandemic, our social need for community and how in an era of loneliness we can bring people together.

As part of disability pride month we’re highlighting some of our stock that highlights disabled voices.

This week we’re highlighting ‘Crippled: Austerity and the Demonization of Disabled People’ by Frances Ryan. A book we discussed previously through our radical reading group, Frances Ryan’s book is a difficult but important read about the current disturbing reality for disabled people in Britain.

As part of disability pride month we’re highlighting some of our stock that highlights disabled voices.

This week we’re highlighting Joanne Limburg’s brilliant ‘Letters to My Weird Sisters: on Autism and Feminism.’ In the book Joanne writes to the other women throughout history who have been seen as different and deviant.