Unemployment means I read a lot.
And I am currently in love with and plan to incorporate what I read and learn from each of these into future teaching and workshop development and organizing:
Recipes For The People, a totally fabulous food justice, people of color centered blog on food, social justice, and queerness/disability/race/class/antikyriarchy awesomesauce
Shakespearessister's consistently useful analysis of sexism and misogyny at work in U.S. culture
Feminist Teacher (and her class's blog on feminism)
Womanist Musings and all of the smart savvy writers
People of Color Organize, especially the study guides
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha's work
Disabled Feminists--the archives, since it's stopped publishing--still amazing
Anishinaabekwe's fabulous political analysis, essays, and poetry
Taking Up Too Much Space's work
The amazing, beautiful work of Mia Mingus and Stacey Milbern
Recipes For The People, a totally fabulous food justice, people of color centered blog on food, social justice, and queerness/disability/race/class/antikyriarchy awesomesauce
Shakespearessister's consistently useful analysis of sexism and misogyny at work in U.S. culture
Feminist Teacher (and her class's blog on feminism)
Womanist Musings and all of the smart savvy writers
People of Color Organize, especially the study guides
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha's work
Disabled Feminists--the archives, since it's stopped publishing--still amazing
Anishinaabekwe's fabulous political analysis, essays, and poetry
Taking Up Too Much Space's work
The amazing, beautiful work of Mia Mingus and Stacey Milbern