Crossroads Books
Distribution collective - Books and Pamphlets
Defending breastfeeding from the global market & the AIDS industry
The hidden movement of prostitute women against violence
The International Prostitutes Collective
A Woman Draws the First Lessons
Madjiguene Cisse
The New Movement of Asylum Seekers and Immigrants without papers in France
The case for Winston Silcott's conviction to be overturned
Compiled by Legal Action for Women, London, England
Winston Silcott has been twice the victim of miscarriages of justice by the British legal system. This riveting chronology of events explains why his truthful defence was never put to the jury and why, after 12 years in prison, the police and media are witch-hunting him still. More ...
£8 professionals & institutions
or $10.00
Selma James
– the case for counting unwaged work
Ed Selma James, 1995
Also available in Spanish
Resisting the Virus of Repression
Edited by Nina Lopez-Jones for the English Collective of Prostitutes. Revised with an introduction by the US Prostitutes Collective, 1988.
The first AIDS book from prostitute women's point of view; challenges government policies and the profiteering of drug companies.
Submission to the National Heritage Committee Inquiry into Privacy and Media Intrusion
1993
Counting the cost to women, children and men of the child maintenance plan, based on the UK experience.
Wages for Housework Campaign & Payday Men's Network
Wilmette Brown
The 1992 Los Angeles Rebellion from a Black Women's perspective.
Wages Due Lesbians, 1991
(The struggle against Section 28)
Fahnbulleh
A time to break the law?
Sarah Hipperson, Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp
Nina Lopez-Jones, English Collective of Prostitutes
Suzie Fleming
Wilmette Brown
Selma James
Also available in French and Spanish
Redefining that complex interweaving of forces which is the working class internationally and the power relations within that class. A classic of the anti-racist women's movement.
Report of the Women's Safety Survey conducted by WAR.
Ruth E. Hall 1985
Wilmette Brown, 1984
Jane Austen and Jean Rhys
Selma James, 1983
Women, Race & Immigration
Edited with an introduction by Selma James
The voices of grassroots women from 38 countries at the first-ever conference of immigrant women we know of (1982).
Claire Glasman and WinVisible (Women with Visible and Invisible Disabilities)
Margaret Prescod
From Barbados to Brooklyn, from Jamaica to England, two accounts of girlhood in the Caribbean, the upheaval of leaving and the conflicts of being an immigrant.
Edited by Claude Jaget 1980
"All the more moving for being neither sentimentalised nor glamorised." Sunday Times
Women's case for changing the Law on Rape.
R. Hall, S. James, J. Kertesz, 2nd edn
1984
Eleanor Rathbone
(Campaign for the family allowance in Britain)
the birth of a new movement
The account of the occupation of a church by women protesting against the prostitution laws in Kings Cross, London, England.
Women, Housework, and the Wages Due
Power of Women Collective, 1975
Ed. Wendy Edmund and Suzie Fleming 1975
An anthology of writings and speeches from six countries.
Mariarosa Dalla Costa and Selma James, 1972
Anti-rape
publications available from
www. WomenAgainstRape.net