What is some non-pozzed feminist literature?
Stuff that takes a feminist foundation but is more than just an ideological soapbox.
What is some non-pozzed feminist literature?
Parker Edwards
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Anthony Torres
Buuump
Ethan Ward
Read H.D.
Carson Roberts
doesn't look like anyone knows or gives a fuck op
Carter Thompson
>feminist literature
>more than just an ideological soapbox
Good luck lol. Seriously though, either mistbourne or Madoka Magica.
Eli Price
I liked some Angela Carter. Her prose is pretty decent and I think she pissed off some feminists with her work. Try Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman
Ian Lewis
The Madwoman in the Attic
Camden Cooper
>what is some non-AIDS HIV?
Cooper Morgan
>non pozzed feminist literature
oxymoron
Hudson Brooks
Woolf
Jose Johnson
Jane Eyre
Middlemarch
Austen's works
Swastika Night
The older the better. Feminist lit becomes more pozzed on average post the publication of The Second Sex, so it becomes more difficult to find.
Juan Foster
swastika night is great, though I found it disappointing that it was written from the villain's perspective
Levi Cook
Anne-Fausto Sterling's "Sexing the Body"
Logan Scott
Fun Fact: Oswald Mosley, leader of the British Union of Fascists, was a feminist.
Asher Gray
For real?
Any sources where he claimed as this?
Landon Cruz
The Third Hotel
All of Woolf and Plath
Bentley Johnson
Wyatt Reed
while i don't think women (or really most people) should have the right to vote
i'd grant traditional women the right to vote before any faggy leftist.
not that there'd be much voting in a fascist nation anyway...
Michael Cox
Mosley supported democracy
Robert Wood
i'm pretty sure he doesn't believe in democracy in the sense of every person having their voice count by vote.
all i know is that he didn't want to completely get rid of the parliament.
Jordan Sanchez
Unironically the Vorkosigan Saga by Lois McMaster Bujold. Great female characters, but never unrealistic or Mary Sue'd for gender politics. Good emphasis on the feminine draw to biology over masculine physics or chemistry in it's Scifi conceits. Best female take on the male perspective I've ever read. Most important, she explores the beliefs, motivations, and decisions of both sexes with respect and insight, and shows how their differences can be used for either good or ill.
Liam Reyes
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