An intersectional feminist reading and discussion group in Astoria, Queens, NYC. Visit the Astoria Feminist Book Group at
astoriafeministbookgroup.com for more including book selections. Purchase books from The Astoria Bookshop right here in Queens or via
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OCTOBER BOOK SELECTION
Please join us on October 28 at a special time of 3:00 PM to discuss Argentinean writer Agustina Bazterrica's Nineteen Claws and a Black Bird, an intense book of short stories. We'll meet at QED Astoria, and you can pick up a copy of the book.
ABOUT THE CLUBWe’re a book discussion group established in the winter of 2017 in the wake of the Wo
men’s March. Our focus is on an intersectional exploration of women’s rights and status worldwide.
We choose books that offer insights into the lives of women all over the world—across classes, castes, race, and gender and sexual identity. Through our reading and discussions, we hope to broaden our understanding of others’ experiences so that our responses and interactions with the world become better informed and more just.
Political discussion is not off-limits in this approach, so come ready to dig into diverse perspectives and ideas. While our primary focus is on the book, we also talk about how the narrative fits into, reflects, or informs what we see happening in the world today and how we can become active agents of positive change.
