Liberation is Lit is a platform uplifting the stories from the historically marginalized to change the narrative. Radical Readers, let’s find our voice and make the world a better place!
Stories that make us want to do something
Have you ever read something that makes you so sad or so mad, you wanted to do something about it? As we read stories about different social issues, we will find an organization working toward liberating those who suffer from that issue.
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Anticipated books for December 2022
It’s the last month of the year! How have you fared with your reading goals? I actually made mine this year since I set a more realistic goal 😅 Here are some anticipated books for December! Stay tuned for my best books of the year wrap-up! A Dash of Salt and Pepper by Kosoko JacksonContinue reading “Anticipated books for December 2022”
If Beale Street Could Talk: MGB Book Club
If you like Tayari Jones’s An American Marriage, you will enjoy this classic by James Baldwin. Tish and Fonny are in love and have a baby on the way. The only thing in their way is Fonny’s incarceration. If Beale Street Could Talk is a portrait of Black Urban life, a love story between Black people and theirContinue reading “If Beale Street Could Talk: MGB Book Club”
Operation Mom: A Book Review
As first posted on feministbookclub.com Operation Mom: My Plan to Get My Mom a Life… and a Man by Reenita M. Hora took me by surprise. As I read the synopsis, I thought it was going to be a zany adventure where the reader watches Ila’s mother go on a series of dates to distract herContinue reading “Operation Mom: A Book Review”
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