Books that challenge the notion of empire and offer a history of anti-colonial, anti-racist struggle.
Foundational Marxist critiques of feminism in the age of neoliberalism, with contemporary books on the family, sex work, and gender identity.
A reading list inspired by black radicalism, featuring Julius Scott's The Common Wind as well as Angela Davis, Manning Marable, and W.E.B. Du Bois.
Taking feminism back to its radical political roots.
Helen Charman interviews UK Women's Strike organiser Camille Barbagallo on the reasons behind the 2020 strike.
"I will take my seat and fight for your rights." – Bernadette Devlin McAliskey, 'Campaign Slogan', 1968
A flash sale of our top works of activism and theory to celebrate the made-up holiday Red Day.
Fundamental reading on race, ethnicity and anti-colonialism.
Challenge your imposed reading.
Our Feminist reading for the academic year ahead.
