In celebration of Women's History Month, the Malcolm X College Library is featuring the works of bell hooks, a scholar and writer focused on discussions finding the connections between gender, racism and capitalism. The writer took on the name "bell hooks" using only lowercase when writing her name. The legacy that bell hooks leaves behind includes over 40 books, and numerous essays and collections.
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This month the Carter G. Woodson Library is spotlighting works by bell hooks from the City Colleges of Chicago Libraries collections. Check one out today!
image credit: "bell hooks" by Kevin Andre Elliott is licensed under Creative Commons
Join us on Monday, March 21st for our Monday Midday Movie showing of 1997 documentary "bell hooks: Cultural Criticism & Transformation." Register to join us!
