Non-Fiction November | A Black Queer Feminist Reading List

So I actually participated in Non-Fiction November. I hope you enjoy!

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Book Mentioned In This Video:
- All About Love by bell hooks
- Ain't I A Woman: Black Women and Feminism by bell hooks
- Salvation: Black People and Love by bell hooks
- Looking For Lorraine: The Radiant and Radical Life of Lorraine Hansberry by Imani Perry
- The Warmth of Other Suns by Isabel Wilkerson
- When Brooklyn Was Queer by Hugh Ryan
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[AdaraJashel]

Something about this was giving me peace. Like that feeling of serenity and wholeness you get at the end of a yoga class. It was either your voice or the music but it was moving!

[seouklyn]

that quick chimanda shade was everything lol

[queenmarie]

You came up on my suggested videos/channels and ohhh I just love you! You’ve got a new subscriber. ❤️‍🔥 We appreciate your POV!

[ReadingWithKT]

Fantastic video! Super keen to read All About Love after hearing you talk about it here.

[chadelo]

I'm in the middle of a Louis Armstrong biography, Dreams from My Father, and Heavy.

[thefeministbookworm]

I really enjoyed this video 🤗 All About Love sounds like a book everyone should read! And that's interesting you mention the erasure of politics and queer Black authors, I haven't read their books yet, but indeed I only learn very recently that Audre Lorde and James Baldwin were queer authors.

[anattynook]

these books are so great! love love love these authors and will be adding them to my tbr too!

[booksvsmovies]

you always have such cogent thoughts on books. I'll definitely be getting to Bell hooks and Audrey Lorde once I don't have any school reading to attend to.

[KistiReads]

I love the sound of "all about love" - I'm not sure if you've read Mastery of Love, it's shorter and more of wisdom type book, but you may enjoy it! It has similar type of advice for interpersonal relationships.
I'll def be checking out Bell Hooks books!

[SlantedSpines]

A great reading list! I’m really interested in the books you’ve discussed here. My favorite non-fiction reads from the month are White Tears/Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Color by Ruby Hamad (such an amazing book) and They Called Us Enemy by George Takei, which is a graphic memoir about the time he spent in America’s internment camps.

[KathyTrithardt]

I managed to read _The Radium Girls_ by Kate Moore early in the month, but guess I am continuing my other Non-Fiction November pick, _Making History_ by Eric Marcus into next month/possibly next year, just because it is a record of oral histories, so once you finish an entry, it feels like you need to take time before the next one.
My hold for _So You Want to Talk About Race_ also finally came in from the library this month, which was obviously fantastic.

[thebookbuddie]

Love love your thumbnails! New subscriber 🥳🤩 and fellow booktuber

[radicallyBLended]

you are our kind of people

check us out, we gotta a reading list too.
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