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Check out GRCGED’s book reviews! Today we have Woman’s Estate by Juliet Mitchell. “Though over fifty years old, this book is ever relevant in a time when the achievements and ongoing work of women’s liberation and associated movements are under explicit threat- felt increasingly in America. Mitchell takes new steps for the 1970s, going beyond economic considerations and drawing on - in addition to class considerations - reproduction, sexuality, and socialization.” ![]()
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Join GRCGED and the GBSA for the showing of "Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat", a documentary film that unravels the threads of the complex story of the struggle for independence in mid-20th century Congo framing it with the African -American jazz music of the time and the global politics of the Cold War.![]()
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Check out GRCGED’s book reviews! Today we have Hot Mess: Mothering Through a Code Red Climate Emergency that blends memoir-style vignettes with critical ecofeminist and environmental justice analysis to show how climate crisis is lived through bodies, care, and community. Grounded in Wiebe’s experience of motherhood during the 2021 British Columbia heat dome, the book uses hospital “codes” to connect embodied life, medical systems, climate disruption, and anti-colonial resistance. ![]()
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