Posted this on /c/womenby, x-posting in case others are interested :)

It's January - the time to set super ambitious reading resolutions! In that vein, does anyone wanna read some leftist feminist theory this year? :D I know there's a big reading circle on c/books, but this one would focus specifically on feminist issues (/gender issues more broadly).

We could do a book a month and discuss at the end of the month? Or a book every two months, so it's a bit more chill.

I'm up for reading anything, if people wanna suggest a good book. My own suggestion, just because I've been eyeing it for a while: Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights by Juno Mac and Molly Smith. 288 pages, about how sex worker rights fit into feminist and anti-capitalist policies. But I’m absolutely happy to start with anything - either something more foundational or something else people find interesting/pressing.

Edit: January book announcement here!