[1]Women’s March Network
As school boards ban books and disinformation clouds our collective memory, one truth is clear: storytelling is resistance.
That’s why we’re launching Reading the Revolution—a new Women’s March program that reimagines the book club. There’s no pre-reading, no guilt, and no homework. Just big ideas, rich conversations, and a shared commitment to imagining a better world through the stories we love.
Join us August 27 at 8pm ET/5pm PT for a spicy conversation on feminism, romance literature, and the revolutionary nature of reading!
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We're kicking it all off with a bang, exploring the feminist intersections of romance reading, the radical nature of claiming our *ahem* power in storytelling, and why reading is a revolutionary act. 🔥
We’re thrilled to announce our first panelists:
✨ Emily Rath (@emilyrathauthor): Bestselling romance author bringing her sharp insight and hotter-than-hot takes on readership and writing.
✨ Divinity Rae (@divinityraewrites): Writer, truth-teller, and fearless voice on love, power, and pleasure
📅 Wednesday, August 27, 8pm ET/5pm PT
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Come for the books. Stay for the revolution.
With Love & Liberation,
Women’s March Network
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