Women's Studies

She Said by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey chronicles the groundbreaking investigation into Harvey Weinstein that exposed systemic sexual harassment and abuse, igniting the global #MeToo movement and inspiring countless women to share their stories.

Dominicana by Angie Cruz tells the poignant story of 15-year-old Ana Cancion, who marries Juan Ruiz to immigrate to America, navigating love, duty, and personal freedom amidst political turmoil.

In 'Self-Made Man,' Norah Vincent shares her eighteen-month undercover journey as a man, exploring the complexities of masculinity and gender identity, ultimately revealing profound insights about the male experience and the societal codes that govern it.

In "Maybe Next Time," Cesca Major tells the poignant story of Emma, a stressed literary agent who must relive the same day to save her husband from a tragic fate, learning to reassess her priorities and appreciate life.

In 'Ejaculate Responsibly,' Gabrielle Stanley Blair argues for a shift in the abortion debate, emphasizing men's accountability in preventing unwanted pregnancies and challenging societal stigmas surrounding male contraception.

"Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" by Lisa See explores the deep emotional bond between two girls, Lily and Snow Flower, as they navigate the challenges of womanhood in nineteenth-century China through secret communication and shared experiences.

In 'The Book Club' by Mary Alice Monroe, five diverse women navigate the complexities of life changes, finding comfort and strength in their evolving friendship through monthly meetings centered around shared literature.

Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' encourages women to pursue leadership roles and dismantles barriers that hinder their success in the workplace through practical advice and personal anecdotes.

"Queenie" by Candice Carty-Williams follows Queenie Jenkins, a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman navigating identity, culture, and self-worth in London, especially after a tumultuous breakup.

In 'Reviving Ophelia,' Mary Pipher explores the alarming struggles faced by adolescent girls in a media-saturated culture, advocating for empathy and strategies to help them reclaim their identities and self-worth.

Talking to Goddess explores the diverse ways women from 25 spiritual traditions connect with the divine through prayers, chants, and blessings.