Socialist Feminist Group Houston

Hello, I've seen some new likes and just a question - would people be interested in a meeting? I'm not in the city but others are so curious.

PDF link for "Compulsory Heterosexuality" for tomorrow's meeting:

http://www.transasdocorpo.org.br/uploads/ed00a77290ee205d3d0f16a97cf54628.pdf

"If it were a lady, it would get its bottom pinched...If this lady were a car she'd run you down" ...an old favourite :)

Rest in peace, Adrienne Rich.

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