by Kim Kapustka
The first time I realized I was fucked up I was five. I knew that I wasn’t just a little screwed up. I was fucked. For life. I remember looking around the classroom at the other kids and thinking that I would really enjoy spanking them. I would enjoy doing to them what my Daddy…
by Kim Kapustka
I am from a mother who lost her mother Who longed for a family so created her own Five girls and two boys Six blond heads And one brown Five with blue eyes One hazel One brown The family was beautiful But it was broken A family with so much pain And anger I am…
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Below is a list of books on Irish immigration and on the Irish Experience in the US that you might find interesting. It is not meant to be inclusive of every book. If you have a recommendation, please let us know and we’ll add it. When you buy using these links, you help support our site….
Many female abolitionists in the first half of the 19th century faced criticism for their activism and went on to also fight for women’s rights. Here are four books that discuss the topic from different angles. I am re-reading the book on the Grimke sisters right now. It is very well written. Both academic and…
Women have been involved in civil and human rights movements, protests and radicalism in the United States for a long time. Here are just a few books about American women who who have fought for a different world, sometimes paying a very heavy cost.
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