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Three Word Literary Title #jeopardy #literature #girlsatlibrary
Summer mood 🍓 | #ruthorkin #israel #1950
Last night GAL had the pleasure of attending the #HERlead mentorship event. We met 30 young female leaders from across the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico who are striving to change the world. For the event, GAL curated a list of books that we consider #requiredreading in the form of a bookmark souvenir! Visit our stories to meet a few of the incredible #herlead fellows and learn about their projects. Thanks to @anntaylor @LOFT and @vitalvoices for this groundbreaking program, @herleadfellowship.
Girls at Library: Have there been any trans authors or book about trans culture that have been helpful to the community? Zackary Drucker: Oh totally. As a teenager I found Kate Bornstein’s ”Gender Outlaw”, which changed my life, and Riki Wilchins’ “Read My Lips: Sexual Subversion” and the “End of Gender”, as well as books by Leslie Feinberg such as “Trans Liberation” and “Transgender Warriors”, as well as essays by Patrick Califia. GAL: It would be an amazing day when these are required reading for everyone in school! ZD: It would be an amazing day. I think a lot about the parallels we see in the trans civil rights movement with other social justice movements, so it’s always been equally important for me to me revisit texts that came out of other moments of escalated resistance and awareness. | From the #archives our interview with @zackarydrucker and photos by @lauren_pisano | #zackarydrucker #pride #girlsatlibrary
Caption This. | #mosebianchi #captionthis | #girlsatlibrary
After work or school? #fullmood #laurapalmer #reading | #girlsatlibrary
I came to explore the wreck. The words are purposes. The words are maps. I came to see the damage that was done and the treasures that prevail. I stroke the beam of my lamp slowly along the flank of something more permanent than fish or weed the thing I came for: the wreck and not the story of the wreck the thing itself and not the myth #poem by #AdrienneRich #born this #day #1929 | #girlsatlibrary
“My mom always said that when you’re with a book, you’re never alone. Pencil marks affirm that. I think fondly of the person who stopped reading, put the book down to look for a pen, held the paperback flat to draw a blue line under a sentence that read like it was written for them. Maybe it’s the intimacy of hand writing that makes me feel less alone.” Read more from Sara McGrath with link in bio 🌹| #MothersDayCardsForTheMotherless illustration also by Sara McGrath @book.jerk / @imsellingmybooks | #girlsatlibrary
Just leaving this here. #merylstreep #storytime | #girlsatlibrary
Mourning CAMP 🥀. #metgala #susansontag #divine | #girlsatlibrary
 
 
 
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