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A collection of essential writings by Latinas from the 1900s to 1960 that documents the undeniable presence of the Latina community in the United States and stands as a testament to the dismissal and erasure of their intellectual and feminist contributions to the nation A Penguin Classic The...

A seasoned political reporter delivers an eye-opening portrait of the most talked-about demographic in America, revealing how a generation of young men—raised on gaming, gambling, pornography, weightlifting, and online influencers—has become the most powerful, and least understood, force in...

For more than a century, weightlifting was one of the last Olympic sports closed to women – but they refused to stay out. Heavy Metal tells the gripping true story of how women fought their way into elite strength sport, transforming garages, basements and local gyms into training grounds for...

The landmark declaration from the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention calling for women’s legal and political equality, introduced by New York Times bestselling author Mikki Kendall. First presented in July 1848 at the Seneca Falls Convention—the first women’s rights convention in the United...

Lawyer and human rights advocate Elizabeth Prochaska’s ambitious cultural history of childbirth reveals how the stories we tell about reproduction have been used to exercise power over women’s bodies – and asks what freedom in birth might look like. It matters who tells a story. For much...

From a developmental psychologist and one of the preeminent experts on the manosphere, a groundbreaking guide to the realities, dangers, and allure of this pervasive new corner of misogyny, and how to challenge its harmful messaging to keep young people safe both on and offline. The Manosphere...

From an anthropologist renowned for overturning outdated evolutionary dogma, a lively, myth-busting, and transformative new portrait of human evolution What if it turns out that most of the stories we tell about human evolution are false—apart from evolution itself? One hundred and fifty years...

From the author of Before We Were Trans, a radical new history of the family through a trans lens. Across the world, trans people face increasing backlash. Commentators claim that their very existence threatens everything essential to “the family.” But as trans educator and activist Kit...

An anti-self-help guide for women who are starting to suspect that the real problem in their relationship is him Couples therapy is supposed to be about building trust, reciprocity, and mutual respect. After sixteen years of working as a couples counselor, however, Lisa Sherper came to an...

In Bull, zoologist Lucy Cooke embarks on a bold and revelatory journey to explore what it truly means to be male in the animal kingdom. For too long 'survival of the fittest' has been taken at face value, male success defined in terms of strength, size, virility, fighting other males and...

An urgent and timely exploration of modern misogyny from the award-winning journalist, gender equality campaigner and poet, Chloe Laws. Misogyny has always existed throughout human history, but today – with millions of boys and men having been ensnared by rising radical ideologies, incel...

A certified sexologist’s exploration of AI, sex tech, and digital intimacy and redefining desire, relationships, and human connection in the age of artificial intelligence. Even when it’s virtual, intimacy is still personal In its truest form, intimacy reveals our deepest impulses, fears...

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It’s time to shed the beauty myth and find a new freedom. In this powerful and precise book, Saskia Alais examines how we originated harmful beauty ideals and the many ways in which we continue to perpetuate them. Unpicking decades of harmful expectation, confused politics and false...

A memoir and call to action from renowned sex worker, activist, and legal scholar Lorelei Lee exploring the historical and current criminalization of sex work in the United States. To have engaged in sex work is to enter a paradigm in which there are sex workers and civilians, the two identities...

A bold investigation into how the beauty myth became the West's most seductive form of control hiding in plain sight In this explosive investigation, researcher and writer Saskia Alaïs exposes the hidden machinery of the beauty economy, detonating the old beauty myth and revealing what replaced...

Was patriarchy a mistake? And can we, as a society, find a better way forward? This clear, bold, and unexpectedly hopeful manifesto is for anyone craving a deep, fundamental change to our lives, relationships, and world order. Using the accessible, point-by-point structure of her New York Times...

An essential collection on race, power and the radical force of love from one of the twentieth century’s most singular voices, newly rediscovered. For June Jordan, writing was inseparable from the conditions of living. Across decades of work, her essays bear witness to the shifting landscapes...

An ideal introduction to the work of the poet, activist, and visionary whom Toni Morrison called “our premiere Black woman essayist,” Nothing Less Than Love brings together for the first time June Jordan’s essential writings on the revolutionary power of love. A Penguin Classics Deluxe...

What if the story of classical music we've inherited is only half the story? Maestra uncovers the women whose brilliance shaped a millennium of sound From the medieval visionary Hildegard von Bingen and the Romantic-era composer Fanny Hensel to the electronic pioneer Delia Derbyshire and...