Sarah Schauer

Yeah. Just the music will come back on in a second. Yeah.

No, seriously. But yeah, it's the thing is, is why I feel like a lot of sapphics are more, you know, smarty pants is because like when you are alone a lot, lesbians are removed from society. You will get more deeper intellectual and you want to connect with others. Yeah. And so like, yeah, they just you're going to get a little bit more pretentious.

No, seriously. But yeah, it's the thing is, is why I feel like a lot of sapphics are more, you know, smarty pants is because like when you are alone a lot, lesbians are removed from society. You will get more deeper intellectual and you want to connect with others. Yeah. And so like, yeah, they just you're going to get a little bit more pretentious.

No, seriously. But yeah, it's the thing is, is why I feel like a lot of sapphics are more, you know, smarty pants is because like when you are alone a lot, lesbians are removed from society. You will get more deeper intellectual and you want to connect with others. Yeah. And so like, yeah, they just you're going to get a little bit more pretentious.

But we love you guys.

But we love you guys.

But we love you guys.

No, yeah, you can be two things at once. Yes. Yeah.

No, yeah, you can be two things at once. Yes. Yeah.

No, yeah, you can be two things at once. Yes. Yeah.

I mean, sapphics can include people who are non-binary.

I mean, sapphics can include people who are non-binary.

I mean, sapphics can include people who are non-binary.

Yeah, they're non-men.

Yeah, they're non-men.

Yeah, they're non-men.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay. What type of feminist books? Okay, we're going to get to intersectional feminism. So like I would say Hood Feminism is a really good book. Okay. Also, it's Black History Month. And so I think it's by Mickey Kendall. Really good. Layla Lalami, Conditional Citizens. Okay. Well, I mean, that's about, it's just intersectional feminism.