BOOK CLUB HUB

WELCOME SUPERMAJORITY READERS

Who’s ready to get cozy with a good book while we take down the patriarchy? Each month our Member-Only book club will share a featured book and woman-owned bookstore to help us envision a world where gender equality is realized. We’ll also host a virtual book talk with each author grounded in our Majority Rules. Come back here to check out upcoming events, access recordings of past book talks, materials to help you lead discussions of these books, member-to-member recommendations, and more.

July's Event

The Janes: an HBO documentary on the legendary underground abortion service

Supermajority was joined by Heather Booth, legendary activist and organizer who among other things founded of the Janes.

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March's Author Discussion

Right Within: How to Heal From Racial Trauma in the workplace by Minda Harts

An event in partnership with Detroit Book City.

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February's Author Discussion

Disability Visibility by Alice Wong

An event in partnership with Chicago-based bookstore Women & Children First.

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January's Author Discussion

Star Child by Ibi Zoboi

An event in partnership with Philadelphia-based Harriet’s Bookshop.

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December's Author Discussion

Both/And by Huma Abedin

In partnership with Brooklyn-based Greenlight Bookstore

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November's Author Discussion

Creatures of Passage by Morowa Yejidé

In partnership with Philly-based bookstore Sistah Scifi.

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October's Author Discussion

Believing by Anita Hill

In partnership with Brooklyn-based Greelight Bookstore.

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"Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer

Robin Wall Kimmerer describes the natural world from her perspective as both a botanist and Indigenous woman. Each chapter is at once informative and poetic, extremely personal yet remarkably universal. If you never thought you'd be interested in the minute details of the way that water lilies grow or how corn, beans, and squash flourish when planted together - think again! -April, Virginia

"Caste" by Isabel Wilkerson

Caste articulates a framework of America's hierarchical structure based primarily on skin color (but one's place on the ladder is also determined by other factors such as gender, education, occupation, wealth, ethnicity, religion, etc.). It brilliantly describes our social structure, how it came to be, the dynamics of how it functions. It is necessary to come to a common understanding of our hierarchical systems to have any hope of dismantling them. -Stacy, New Jersey

"Poetically Affirmed" by Vanessa Latrice Williams

I've seen this author perform. Her poetry speaks to my soul and gives me strength. Her voice is so strong. It was a blessing to be able to see her perferm spoken word. I also follow her on instagram @vanessalatricewilliams. -Vanessa, Texas

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Great Minds Read Alike

We think you have great taste (that’s why you’re part of our book club, after all!) Share with us YOUR book recommendations and we’ll feature a few here and in our monthly newsletter. Your fellow Supermajority members will thank you.