Modern Classics
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Five modern classics by Canadian authors
It’s July! When I think of July, I think of two things, Canada Day (because I’m Canadian) and Disability Pride Month. For this month, I’ll be sharing a book lists both about Canada and about Disability Justice. Canada has a decent history of supporting local artists. As far back as the 1930’s, the regulators placed…
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Classics to read for Pride Month
It’s Pride Month! In honour of celebrating Pride Month, I’ll be sharing some LGBTQIA2S+ book recommendations. Keep checking in each week for more recommendations. Are you tired of reading classics by boring old white men? Here’s your chance to read some queer friendly classics! Even though most classics represent heteronormative relationships, there have always been…
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Five modern classics: Feminist fiction books from the 1970’s until now
As April is Women’s History Month, I’ll be sharing book lists with a focus on books considered classic feminist texts and other books by women authors. Are you interested in reading fiction books that shaped literature and how women were perceived? Here are five fiction books considered modern classic feminist fiction from the 1970’s until…
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Five modern classics: Nonfiction feminist texts from the 1980’s and 90’s
As April is Women’s History Month, I’ll be sharing book lists with a focus on books considered classic feminist texts and other books by women authors. Are you interested in learning more about the history of women’s movements and gaining tools to think critically about how society is shaped by the patriarchy? Here are five…
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Five modern classics written by Black Americans
Are you hoping to read more classics this year? Here are some suggestions for Black History month! I wanted to highlight classics that we don’t hear about as much so that you can read from diverse perspectives. Some of these may be new to you, and some might not. These five classics are from Black…