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bell hooks
In this reading list, Between the Lines gathers some of bell hooks' most powerful works to celebrate the renowned author and activist's 68th birthday.
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Silence Breakers
A reading list to lift up the voices of women who broke their silence to take powerful institutions, systems, and individuals to account.
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Defund the Police
The call to defund the police is gaining major traction across North America. We've compiled a list of readings examining the reactionary role of the police in a capitalist society.
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#SafeSeptember
This September, as children and adults across the world return to the classroom, we’re thinking about the books that provoke critical thought about the way we are educated.
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Black Lives Matter
Hundreds of thousands of people are in streets across Turtle Island and around the world, protesting against the anti-Black policing and systemic racism that upholds capitalism. We've put together a reading list that highlights the history and movement for Black lives.
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Labour Day
To celebrate Labour Day 2020, we’ve put together a reading list that honours the militancy and dignity of the Canadian labour movement.
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If you stay quiet, the system is working
Our silence means that we can be picked off, one at a time, by repeating the same suffocating list of tired refrains: we are not credible, we were asking for it, we are casting aspersions on innocent men and ruining their reputations, and the details of what we say happened to us are disgusting and repulsive and we should shut up.
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Still Not Safe to Go Out: The unending loneliness of the victims of predators
The pandemic has changed how we think about most of our social interactions and our relationship to others. But further down the news feed, far beneath the COVID headlines, we know there is an appalling epidemic of domestic violence behind closed doors as the lockdown continues.