Radical

[close] A rad group for rad folks reading about radical planning.

[close] This is a group to read and discuss anarchist practice and theory, by gathering a large body of anarchist literature, non-fiction, and theory, as well as a wide array of histories and analysis from intersecting movements for mutual aid, direct action, and the dismantling of oppressive hierarchies. New to anarchism? Check out the Anarchist FAQ Also see the list and genre on Goodreads. Use this space to: --Browse and edit the bookshelf (on the menu to the right) to find books by subject. --Use the discussion board to find readings on and talk about specific topics. --Participate in the reading group. (You can always add your thoughts to old topic threads about previous group reads-- your new comment might jumpstart another conversation!) See "Ground Rules and Guidelines" post for info on the bookclub, how to add books to the bookshelves, etc.

[close] The Notorious RBC is a collaborative initiative that responds to the need for an alternative, inclusive and non-commercial approach to books and reading. It will bring together a community of readers from around the world to discuss books that are unapologetically political, often left off the bestseller lists, and deeply engaged in narrating and envisioning radical transformative futures.

[close] TRAMPs is a Facebook group created for feminists across the globe. We invite our friends and friends of friends. We're the type of feminists who might not be welcome at your typical country club. That's why we have the TRAMPs Facebook Group. It's a way to spice up our timelines with radical humor, as well as a space to share thoughts, ideas, and feelings. More than anything, it's a feminist support group and cheer centre for awesome people with opinions. The Toronto members of this group have formed an in-person book club. Every 6 weeks we meet to discuss 2 related books with a political/feminist theme to them.