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An inspiring magnet featuring Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s quote about fighting for what you care about while leading others to join you. Perfect for fridges, lockers, and workspaces rooted in justice.
A bold Ephemera magnet reading “I didn’t grow up saying ‘with liberty and justice for all’ every fucking day to accept anything less.” Direct, political, and values-forward.
A bold and thought-provoking exploration of the life of Jesus through a queer theological lens, inviting readers to reconsider familiar Gospel stories with fresh insight, compassion, and radical inclusion.
Inspired by a community storytelling event in rural Wisconsin, this moving anthology shares personal stories of identity, courage, and belonging. Honest and heartfelt, these voices remind us of the transformative power of being seen, heard, and understood.
Bold, fearless, and fiercely funny, CHABÓCHI DOLL is a genre-defying collection of essays exploring trans identity, immigration, disability, and joy through the unapologetic voice of one unforgettable writer.
A group of drag queens in a conservative town turn satire into rebellion when systemic injustice pushes them toward an audacious bank robbery. Glitter and Grit is a bold Afroqueer novel filled with drag culture, queer resistance, chosen family, and fierce social commentary.
A bestselling memoir of courage and conviction, One Life follows Megan Rapinoe’s journey from soccer star to outspoken advocate for equality, justice, and living authentically.
A landmark work of speculative fiction, Parable of the Sower follows a young woman with extraordinary empathy as she journeys through a collapsing America to forge hope from chaos.
The powerful sequel to Parable of the Sower, this award-winning novel follows Lauren Olamina as she fights to preserve hope and her Earthseed philosophy in an America consumed by fanaticism, oppression, and fear.
Award-winning sociologist Angela Jones explores how sexuality shapes our identities, relationships, and communities, arguing that erotic life is not merely private but a powerful social force capable of fostering freedom, justice, and personal empowerment.
Jai Montag’s The Cost of Survival combines memoir, poetry, and social commentary to examine the realities of queer homelessness in small city America with honesty, compassion, and urgency.
Set against the changing landscape of Atlanta before the 1996 Olympics, this powerful literary debut follows two Black men as they confront love, identity, grief, and the human cost of progress.
Part memoir and part practical guide, this compassionate exploration of Black mental health examines trauma, healing, identity, and resilience while offering readers tools for building healthier relationships with themselves and others.
A queer Latina horror fan uncovers terrifying secrets at an elite boarding school where racism, exploitation, and supernatural evil intertwine in this chilling YA horror novel.
An urgent and beautifully crafted poetry collection that explores protest, memory, solidarity, and hope, To the Tune brings lyric grace to questions of justice, resistance, and the enduring power of collective voices.
A guide to progressive, inclusive Christianity, Water in the Desert invites readers to move beyond rigid dogma toward a faith rooted in love, justice, and spiritual freedom. Paperback, April 7, 2026. ISBN: 0827243529.
