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Reading for 8/18
We’re reading the zine “Grin and Bare it All.”
Reading for 7/9
In continuation of last meeting’s theme where we discussed “The Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community,” which comes from “autonomous/marxist/feminist” threads, we will be reading “The Logic of Gender” for next week.
You can find the link for it here:
http://endnotes.org.uk/en/endnotes-the-logic-of-gender
Reading for 6/16
For our next meeting, we will be reading “Women and the Subversion of the Community” by Mariarosa Dalla Costa and Selma James.
The edition we are reading was published by Petroleuse Press.
Reading for 6/4
For this week’s conversation, we are looking at The Good Men Project to have a conversation about what makes (or doesn’t make?) our work different from their approach. Specifically, we will be discussing their “About Us” page.
Additionally we will be reading an article published on the website titled “The Patterns In Mass Shootings and a Conversation About Men.”
Reading for 5/21
This week’s reading is the booklet “Supporting a Survivor of Sexual Assault” published jointly by UBUNTU and Men Against Rape Culture.
You can download it as an imposed PDF for printing.
Reading for 5/14
For our next meeting we will be reading the zine “Accounting for Ourselves: Breaking the Impasse Around Assault and Abuse in Anarchist Scenes.” It is available in a screen-friendly format or as a PDF for printing.
Reading for 4/30
This week we are reading the section titled “Sexual Objectification and Male Supremacy” from John Stoltenberg’s book Refusing to be a Man: Essays on Sex and Justice
Reading for 4/16
For our next meeting, we are going to be reading the information on emotional abuse posted on the website:
Reading for 4/9
Our next reading is the zine “Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind: Radical Parents Allies Handbook.”
A copy of the zine is available here.