My friends joke that they can never surprise me with their re-telling of a new book on feminism/sexual health/rights they have just finished because usually I have already read it. Like yesterday.
I wish that was true. But I do like to read, to know what other people are reading and to give unsolicited advice on what to read. I’m also guilty of buying more books than I can read, so sometimes they just sit on my desk for months. The consolation is that I often give books away. It’s a nice way to spread knowledge.
My reading list for the first part of 2020:
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Alicia Ely Yamin, “When Misfortune Becomes Injustice. Evolving Human Rights Struggles for Health and Social Equality” (2020)
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Leslie Kern, “Feminist City. A Field Guide” (2020)
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Lara Freidenfelds, “The myth of the perfect pregnancy” (2020)
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“Childbirth, Vulnerability and Law. Exploring Issues of Violence and Control, 1st Edition” Edited by Camilla Pickles, Jonathan Herring (2019)
