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A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year (2017, Nonfiction)

“A progressive antidote to the ancient teen health textbooks that mull over the dry basics of teen identity . . . a stellar collection . . . An embarrassment of riches.”
-Kirkus Reviews, starred review

“Earnest, conversational, and dauntlessly unapologetic . . . An education unto itself, the message of inclusion and strength is invaluable.”
-Booklist, starred review

“Fantastic . . . There is something here for everyone. This celebratory examination of feminism is a much-needed addition to teen collections.”
-School Library Journal, starred review

“Sophisticated yet entirely accessible, the collection is valuable both for the breadth of thought and perspective it represents and for the support it directs toward readers.”
-Publishers Weekly, starred review

“Within the lively pages of Here We Are is a 21st-century ‘feminist party,’ and everyone is invited . . . This exciting, provocative anthology for young adults collects diverse and even fascinatingly contradictory viewpoints on modern feminism.”
-Shelf Awareness for Readers, starred review

“A pithy, accessible guide where young people can find support and answers to their questions, from what does feminism mean to how to be a real-life superheroine . . . generous, informative . . . This timely anthology offers words and role models to help young people . . . as they chart their own course.”
-Washington Post

Chapter Page
Introduction x
Chapter 1 Starting the Journey 1
Forever Feminist
by Malinda Lo 2
What Does "Feminism" Mean? A Brief History of the Word, from Its Beginnings All the Way up to the Present
by Suzannah Weiss 7
Feminist Songs to Sing Along To
by Kody Keplinger 12
Bad Feminist: Take Two
by Roxane Gay 13
FAQs about Feminism 17
Privilege
by Matt Nathanson 18
Chapter 2 Body and Mind 22
The Monster Book of Questions and Answers
by Anne Thériault 24
The Big Blue Ocean and My Big Fat Body
by Angie Manfredi 30
Ten Amazing Scientists
by Anne Thériault 33
Pretty Enough
by Alida Nugent 34
So I Guess This Is Growing Up
by Liz Prince 38
I Have Always Eaten the Bread
by Lily Myers 41
Bad Hair Day
by Stasia Burrington 46
Dragging Myself into Self-love
by Constance Augusta Zaber 47
Chapter 3 Gender, Sex, and Sexuality 52
The Likability Rule
by Courtney Summers 54
Broken Body, Worthless Girl, and Other Lies I Called the Truth
by Kayla Whaley 59
FAQs about Feminism 64
All the Bodies
by Rafe Posey 65
Do Female Black lives Matter Too?
by Amandla Stenberg 70
Judgments
by Pomona Lake 71
An Interview with Laverne Cox: "I Absolutely Consider Myself a Feminist"
by Tricia Romano 72
Feminism Is as Feminism Does
by Michaela DePrince 76
Chapter 4 Culture and Pop Culture 86
Somewhere in America
by Zaxiya Allen 88
Choose Your Own Adventure: Why Fandom Is Eight for You (Yes, You!)
by Brenna Clarke Gray 92
Drawing for Inspiration
by Michelle Hiraishi 98
FAQs about Feminism 100
Facets of Feminism
by Mikki Kendall 101
Opportunity
by Risa Rodil 105
Top 10 List of Black Female Friends
by Brandy Colbert 106
Don't Cash Crop on My Cornrows
by Amandla Stenberg 108
A Conversation about Girls' Stories and Girls' Voices with Laurie Halse Anderson and Courtney Summers
by Kelly Jensen 111
Chapter 5 Relationships 120
Girl lessons
by Sarah McCarry 122
The Princess and the Witch
by Wendy Xu 127
Corny Won't Kill Your Cred: Rearview Mirror Reflections on Feminism and Romance
by Siobhan Vivian 134
Great Girl Friendships in Fiction
by Sarah McCarry 139
Faith and the Feminist
by Kaye Mirza 140
Bechdel Test 146
In Search of Sisterhood by Brandy Colbert 147
A Feminist love
by Jessica Luther 154
Chapter 6 Confidence and Ambition 158
The "Nice Girl" Feminist
by Ashley Rope Pérez 160
5 Tips for "Nice Girl" Feminists
by Ashley Hope Pérez 167
Shrinking Women
by Lily Myers 168
Dear Teen Me: It Would Have Changed Everything; It Would Have Changed Nothing
by Erika T. Wurth 170
FAQs about Feminism 173
A Thousand Paper Cuts
by Shveta Thakrar 174
The Win That Comes from losing
by Wendy Davis 180
Chapter 7 Go Your Own Way 184
Many Stories, Many Roads
by Daniel José Older 186
That's What She Became
by Jen Talley 190
Reading Worthy Women
by Nova Ren Suma 191
Six Great Comics by Women, about Women, for Everyone
by Brenna Clarke Gray 200
FAQs about Feminism 201
The Choice Is Yours
by Kody Keplinger 202
A Guide to Being a Teenage Superheroine
by Rebecca Sexton 206
Don't Peak in High School
by Mindy Kaling 212
Owning My Feminism
by Kelly Jensen 215
Intersectional Rosie the Riveter
by Tyler Feder 218
Acknowledgments 219
Further Reading 220
Contributor Bios 222
Copyrights 227

LET'S GET THE FEMINIST PARTY STARTED!

Have you ever wanted to be a superheroine? Join a fandom? Create the perfect empowering playlist? Understand exactly what it means to be a feminist in the twenty-first century? You’ve come to the right place.

Forty-four writers, dancers, actors, and artists contribute essays, lists, poems, comics, and illustrations about everything from body positivity to romance to gender identity to intersectionality to the greatest girl friendships in fiction. Together, they share diverse perspectives on and insights into what feminism means and what it looks like. Come on in, turn the pages, and be inspired to find your own path to feminism by the awesome individuals in Here We Are.

Welcome to one of the most life-changing parties around!