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WOMEN'S LIVES AND WOMEN'S BODIES

Books promoting Equal Rights, Autonomy, Freedom.

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Gentleman's Agreement

By Laura Z. Hobson

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Harriet the Spy

By Louise Fitzhugh

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Letty Fox: Her Luck

By Christina Stead

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The Lottery

By Shirley Jackson

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My First Thirty Years: A Banned Memoir

By Gertrude Beasley

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Little Women

By Louisa May Alcott

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The Bell Jar: A Novel

By Sylvia Plath

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Wayward Girls and Wicked Women: An Anthology of Subversive Stories

By Angela Carter (Editor)

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The Feminine Mystique

By Betty Friedan

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Mary Lavelle

By Kate O'Brien

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The Land Of Spices

By Kate O'Brien

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The Vagina Monologues

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Mrs. Dalloway

By Virginia Woolf

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To the Lighthouse

By Virginia Woolf

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Orlando: A Biography

By Virginia Woolf

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I Hate Men: More than a banned book, the must-read on feminism, sexism and the patriarchy for every woman

By Pauline Harmange

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Articles About Banning and Challenging Books

News and Academic Sources

"Q&A with the women who resurrected a fiery feminist’s book banned for ‘obscenity’ after its publication in 1925" By Nara Schoenberg (Chicago Tribune)

"Reading banned books: your stories of literary rebellion" (The Guardian)

"Betty Friedan" By David Sheff (David Sheff)

"First, the book-banners came for CRT and LGBTQ. Now they're censoring women's history" By Amanda Marcotte (Salon)

"Too Risky, Too Radical, Too Controversial: Support Radical Reads" (The Feminist Press)

"Censorship Alarm Propels Catholic Book on ‘Toxic Feminism’ to Top of Amazon’s Feminist Theory List" By Jonathan Liedl (The National Catholic Register)

"The banned Irish feminist writer who took on De Valera" By Paige Reynolds (The Irish Times)

"Feminists Against Censorship" (Wikipedia)

"Critical Race Theory Bans Target Feminist Professors: 'This Is Censorship'" By Carrie N. Baker and Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley (Ms.)

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Two major resources for addressing censorship are The American Library Association’s Office of Intellectual Freedom and The National Coalition Against Censorship.