Weekend Reads | May 14
Another week, another collection of things worth reading this weekend to catch you up on top news stories. I truly enjoy putting this list together
Doing “the work” – to be anti-racist, to fight to justice, to make any big social change – can be exhausting and feel never ending. I’ve collected some quotes that give me hope and inspire me to keep going.
I put this Audre Lorde quote on my sign at the Women’s March in 2019, but this 1981 quote has never been more relevant.
We should listen to everything Cleo Wade and Rachel Cargle write. In short: white women, we must ensure our feminism is intersectional.
From the suffragettes to labor reform to civil rights, progress in American history is littered with angry women. That’s not a bad thing.
Morgan Harper Nichols is one of my favorite artists on Instagram. This Empathy poem sums up why we are committed to keep going and guide our Operation Amplify core issues.
Being anti-racist takes work. We have gathered resources to share (read them here) and hope these words provide a little inspiration to continue the work.
Another week, another collection of things worth reading this weekend to catch you up on top news stories. I truly enjoy putting this list together
As usual, there’s a lot going on, but I love gathering my favorite reads and pieces to share here. As always, I’m excited about this
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