"The Revolution Will Be Well Fed: Recipes for Creating Community Gift Box Bundle includes book, cake tester, napkins, tea, print, stickers. Personalization available."
🏴 Progress Pride Flag with grommets and double-stitched edges for durability. Designed by Daniel Quasar in 2018, representing LGBTQ+ and marginalized communities. Officially licensed and made from high-quality polyester. Eco-friendly production and shipping.
Trans Bodies, Trans Selves is a comprehensive guide for transgender individuals, written by transgender authors. Covers various topics and experiences.
Beautiful lightweight outdoor transgender pride flag with the message "Trans Rights Are Human Rights", surrounded by illustrated flowers. Weatherproof and fade resistant, 36" x 24" flag made from Knitted Polyester Fabric with metal grommets on the left side. Flagpole not included.
Beautiful lightweight outdoor flag featuring "You Are Loved" message surrounded by flowers on intersex inclusive progress pride flag. Weatherproof, fade resistant fabric with metal grommets. Size 36" × 24".
2020 ALA Alex Award Winner & 2020 Stonewall Non-fiction Award Honor Book for Gender Queer, a powerful autobiography exploring gender identity and acceptance.
"Roaming: A graphic novel about friends exploring New York City, with a delightful queer romance and stunning illustrations by Jillian Tamaki and Mariko Tamaki."
A revolutionary exploration of reclaiming pleasure by dismantling colonial views on sex and gender, blending research with personal narrative for a liberatory framework.
Lesbian couple Charity and Sylvia thrive in 19th century Vermont against all odds. Tillie Walden brings their remarkable story to life with humor and passion.
A powerful nonfiction debut weaving personal narratives of recovery and reclamation, exploring grief, family, and the American experience through pop culture references.
"A poetic and vivid story about chosen family and unexpected friendship in post-industrial Connecticut. Ocean Vuong's novel explores love, loneliness, and the power of second chances."
A cultural history of queer women’s lives in the 20th century, told through iconic spaces like lesbian bars and feminist bookstores by journalist June Thomas.