- #idlenomore: and the remaking of canada (ken coates)
- a body more tolerable (jaye simpson)
- a long time dead (samara breger)
- a social research of homosexuals: gays and lesbians (elio endless)
- against white feminism: notes on disruption (rafia zakaria)
- burnout: the secret to unlocking the stress cycle (emily nagoski and amelia nagoski)
- butch is a noun (s. bear bergman)
- carnalis (tiffany morris)
- decolonial feminist genealogies and futures (annie isabel fukushima and k. melchor quick hall)
- defying maliseet language death: emergent vitalities of language, culture and identity in eastern canada (bernard c. perley)
- feminist freedom warriors: genealogies, justice, politics and hope (chandra talpade mohanty and linda e. carty)
- genocide bad: notes on palestine, jewish history and collective liberation (sim kern)
- greater than the sum of our parts: feminism, inter/nationalism and palestine (nada elia)
- i hate men (pauline harmange)
- in their own voices: building urban aboriginal communities (parvin ghorayshi, peter gorzen, joan hay, cyril keeper, darlene klyne, michael mackenzie, jim silver and freeman simard)
- indigenous healing: exploring traditional paths (rupert ross)
- introduction to internal family systems (dr. richard c. schwartz)
- invention of women: making an african sense of western gender discourses (oyeronke oyewumi)
- kaandossiwin: how we come to know (kathleen e. absolon - minogiizhigokwe)
- keeping the land: kitchenuhmaykoosib inninuwug, reconciliation and canadian law (rachel ariss and john cutfeet)
- legacy: trauma, story and indigenous healing (suzanne methot)
- letters to my weird sisters: on autism and feminism (joanne limburg)
- maliseet & mi'kmaq: first nations of the maritimes - archive.org?
- micmac quillwork (ruth holmes whitehead)
- nasty work (ericka heart)
- parable of the sower (octavia e. butler)
- persistence: all ways butch and femme (elizabeth marston)
- research is ceremony: indigenous research methods (shawn wilson)
- the accumulation of waste: a political economy of systemic destruction (ali kadri)
- the beadworkers stories (beth piatote)
- the genocide continues: population control and the sterilization of indigenous women (karen stote)
- the price of salt (patricia highsmith)
- the secret history (donna tartt)
- the torn skirt (rebecca godfrey)
- what we don't talk about when we talk about #me too: essays on sex, authority and the mess of life (joanne wypijewski)
- white women: everything you already know about your own racism and how to do better (regina jackson and saira rao)
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