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Bitch Reads June 2020

Few people can quiet their minds enough to read books right now. That's understandable, given the fact that we're in both a pandemic and an uprising. I've long said that when all else fails, we still have pop culture—books, TV shows, movies, plays, podcasts—to give us comfort, but right now, even that doesn't seem as if it's enough. And yet we're still here, once again, to give a list of books to consider reading this month. We know this isn't enough, but we hope this list of a range of books, from young-adult fantasies to poetry collections to nonfiction essay collections, offers even the slightest reprieve from our real-world circumstances.
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A Song Below Water (Bethany C. Morrow)
A Song Below Water (Bethany C. Morrow)
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Places I've Taken My Body (Molly)
Places I've Taken My Body (Molly)
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The Dragon, the Giant, the Women (Wayetu)
The Dragon, the Giant, the Women (Wayetu)
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The Groom Will Keep His Name (Matt Ortile)
The Groom Will Keep His Name (Matt Ortile)
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The Vanishing Half (Brit Bennett)
The Vanishing Half (Brit Bennett)
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You Should See Me in a Crown (Leah Johnson)
You Should See Me in a Crown (Leah Johnson)
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Neon Girls (Jennifer)
Neon Girls (Jennifer)
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Seeing the Body: Poems (Rachel Eliza Griffiths)
Seeing the Body: Poems (Rachel Eliza Griffiths)
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The Secret Women (Sheila Williams)
The Secret Women (Sheila Williams)
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You Exist Too Much (Zaina Arafat)
You Exist Too Much (Zaina Arafat)
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Parenting for Liberation (Trina Greene Brown)
Parenting for Liberation (Trina Greene Brown)
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Party of Two (Jasmine Guillory)
Party of Two (Jasmine Guillory)
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Don't Touch My Hair (Emma Dabiri)
Don't Touch My Hair (Emma Dabiri)
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Disability Visibility (Alice Wong)
Disability Visibility (Alice Wong)
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Self Care (Leigh Stein)
Self Care (Leigh Stein)
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Thin Girls (Diana Clarke)
Thin Girls (Diana Clarke)
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This Is Major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls, & Being Dope (Shayla Lawson)
This Is Major: Notes on Diana Ross, Dark Girls, & Being Dope (Shayla Lawson)
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