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Finding children’s books written by and featuring Native or Indigenous people is, unfortunately, very difficult. We’ve compiled this list to help you find First Nation stories that run the gamut [...]

There are a lot of “best baby books” lists out there, but have you noticed how few of them have books featuring people of color? And for the few baby books that do, they’re [...]

On Friday, in the wake of the New Zealand Muslim terror attack, we featured the words of Saira Siddiqui (@confessionsofamuslimmom), “I’m tired of the lack of Muslim representation and voices and [...]

Women’s History Month begins today and I need to come clean – I don’t like it. I don’t even want to celebrate it. When I started LittleFeminist.com, I thought Women’s History Month would be a [...]

“Now that you got your Kickstarter funded, you going to go on a big vacation?” I wish. Celebrate yes. Vacation no. Instead, the $40,998 raised by 503 backers was a mandate to Little Feminists [...]

It wasn’t a blue wave. It wasn’t a red wave. It was a technicolor wave. I was surprised to wake up this morning celebrating my country and this company, feeling proud of the congressional [...]

Updated Oct 18, 2019.  If you are signed up for our book club, you’ll know that we featured Introducing Teddy by Jessica Walton and When Aidan Becomes a Brother by by Kyle Lukoff. Because you [...]

With voting season right around the corner, Little Feminist wanted to compile our favorite books about voting and women’s fight to vote. From historical figures to fictional fun, this list has a [...]

Is it possible to have a single word be both your favorite and least favorite at the same time? Feminist is THAT word for me. What started initially as a catchy word to draw traffic for my new [...]

By Jillian “Mama J” Roth The picture above immediately takes me back to January 20th, 2018 at the 2nd annual Women’s March in Oakland. This year I was riding solo with this fiercely independent [...]