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Feminism and the Feminist Press
2020This chapter provides a review of existing literature on the shifting representations of feminist activism in the press from the 1900s to 2017, as well as a discussion of the ways feminists have created their own print materials to agitate for social change.
Kaitlynn Mendes, Jilly Boyce Kay
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This chapter explores the history of Women in Distribution (WIND), an influential, if short-lived, women’s collective set up in 1974 in Washington, DC as a national distribution company for women’s small presses. The 1970s saw an upsurge of small presses run by women.
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Intersectional Feminist Poetics at the Kitchen Table Press
This chapter maps the vital and outsized role played by Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press in women’s publishing in the United States from its beginnings in Brooklyn, New York, in 1981 to its closing in 1994. Founded by Barbara Smith, Kitchen Table was the first feminist press to focus exclusively on writing by women of color, and it was crucial in ...exaly +2 more sources

