Rad Mini Library

When 6 members of SCOTUS (and a ton more elected officials and surveillance/police types) would rather see us and our kids dead and/or imprisoned, we need to function outside of the system. My mini library experiment is barely doing that, but it's something. We need to care for and feed, clothe, shelter, share information with each other. Be innovative. Be human to each other. How else will we survive?

It Feels Good to Be Yourself: A Book About Gender Identity. Theresa Thorn (Author)  Noah Grigni (Illustrator) Missing Daddy. Mariame Kaba (Author)  Bria Royal (Illustrator) I Talk Like a River. Jordan Scott (Author)  Sydney Smith (Illustrator) Mommy's Khimar. Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow (Author)  Robin Eller (Read by)  Ebony Glenn (Illustrator) Antiracist Baby Board Book. Ibram X. Kendi (Author)  Ashley Lukashevsky (Illustrator) Yaffa and Fatima: Shalom, Salaam. Fawzia Gilani-Williams (Author)  Chiara Fedele (Illustrator)

A Country of Ghosts by Margaret Killjoy  There's a Revolution Outside, My Love edited by John Freeman, Tracy K. Smith The Nation on No Map by William C. Anderson A Practical Guide to Stop Interpersonal Violence edited by Creative Interventions A Life for Anarchy: A Stuart Christie Reader Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement. Ejeris Dixon (Editor); Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha (Editor)

  The Rad Mini Library is stocked with rad books, seeds, and toys. Check it out! Two blocks west of Longfellow Park.