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Virgen Art VI
Haven’t done one of these in a while. If you want to see the Virgen art from past posts, check out the gallery (I finally put it all in one place)! In 2006, this next one was chosen to be … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, virgen art
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In celebration of Women’s History Month…
I’m featuring nonfiction women’s history/women’s studies-related books all month long on my book blog. I’m also hosting at least 1 giveaway each week in March that everyone is free to enter. The ones currently running are US or US/Canada-only, but … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, women's history month
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Giveaway: America Libre & House Divided
Win a copy of Raul Ramos y Sanchez’s two books, America Libre and House Divided, courtesy of Hachette Book Group! As the events of House Divided unfolded, one thing immediately came to mind: this is precisely the kind of book … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature
Tagged America Libre, giveaway, House Divided, Raul Ramos y Sanchez
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Quote of the Day
Michael Steele on his favorite book: Hmmm…War and Peace, you say? Because that quote is from A Tale of Two Cities. Doh!
Posted in art & literature, say what?
Tagged A Tale of Two Cities, Michael Steele, War and Peace
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Happy Labor Day
Lots of people have today off, but let’s remember the workers who don’t, eh? Artwork by La Mustia. via Alto Arizona.
Oh HELL no.
Cross-posted from my book blog. We live in a world in which industry “best of” lists routinely ignore overlook women and people of color in favor of middle-aged white men and the occasional middle-aged white woman. I guess, in Anis … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, racism, whatthefuckery
Tagged Amy Tan, Anis Shivani, dudebooks, Jhumpa Lahiri, Jonathan Safran Foer, Junot Diaz, Michiko Kakutani, POC authors
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Review: Malinche by Laura Esquivel
Originally posted on my book blog. Are you one of those people who keeps reading books even though they don’t like them? I am. I had a feeling I’d hate Laura Esquivel’s Malinche by about page 8. By about page … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Frida!
My girl would’ve turned 103 today. Even Google got in on the action:
Review: Herland by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
What would a world without men be like? Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s feminist utopia, is based on this premise. Written in 1915, the book is about a trio of young men who hear of an uncharted territory where only women … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, feminism
Tagged Charlotte Perkins Gilman, feminist utopia, Herland, motherhood
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Asshole of the Day
A group of artists who painted a large mural at a Prescott, Arizona school has been asked by the principal to lighten the faces of the children in the painting. The mural, which prominently depicts a Latino child and three … Continue reading
Posted in art & literature, asshole of the day, education, racism
Tagged Arizona, Miller Valley Elementary School, Prescott, Steve Blair
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