Where to buy:

Description:

Challenges the traditional institution of the family, arguing that it reinforces structures of inequality, patriarchy, and exploitation. Advocates for a re-imagining of care and kinship, proposing alternative systems that prioritize collective well-being, solidarity, and liberation over familial norms rooted in private ownership and capitalist dynamics.

Where to buy:

Description:

Explores the transformative power of love, arguing that love is an action and a choice that requires care, respect, and responsibility. Critiques societal misconceptions about love and advocates for a deeper, more inclusive understanding of love in all its forms.

Where to buy:

Description:

Traces the historical use of plants and herbal remedies for contraception and abortion in Western societies. Explores the cultural, medical, and political aspects of reproductive practices from ancient times to the modern era, revealing their impact on women’s autonomy and health.

Where to buy:

Description:

Examines the intersection of feminism, queer theory, and disability studies, advocating for a more inclusive understanding of disability. Challenges traditional notions of normalcy and highlights the importance of embracing diverse bodies and experiences in the fight for social justice.

Where to buy:

Description:

Highlights the ways in which mainstream feminism often overlooks issues affecting women of color, particularly those from marginalized communities. Emphasizes the importance of addressing economic inequality, access to healthcare, and other crucial issues in the fight for gender equality.

Where to buy:

Description:

Examines the legal, social, and economic challenges faced by sex workers, advocating for their rights and dignity. Critiques the criminalization and stigmatization of sex work, while offering a powerful argument for labor rights, decriminalization, and the importance of a solidarity-based approach to improving the lives of sex workers.

Where to buy:

Description:

Explores the historical and cultural roots of patriarchy, examining how it has shaped societies across the globe. Delves into the science, politics, and social structures that have reinforced male dominance and its enduring impact on gender inequality.

Where to buy:

Description:

Argues that transgender rights are integral to broader social justice struggles. Explores how issues like inequality, discrimination, and violence faced by trans people intersect with wider systemic injustices, urging solidarity and collective action for equality.

Where to buy:

Description:

Explores the toxic effects of traditional masculinity on men and their ability to love authentically. Calls for a cultural transformation where men embrace vulnerability and emotional openness to foster healthier relationships and self-awareness.