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This weekend, Easter Peeps got pushed aside as folks on Twitter and various blogs got busy bashing Amazon's amazingly backward new move: The company has rebranded books dealing with sexuality as "adult books" and removed their ranks so they no longer come up in general searches or lists.

While this is so obviously ridiculous on so many levels, it's especially rage-inducing for its anti-woman and -gay stance: feminist, lesbian, gay, bi-sexual and transgender titles have been included in the deranged re-ranking.

As one protester put it: "Gee, I can buy a book on training fighting dogs (something so offensive my stomach hurts just looking at the cover image), but specific types of human relationships are suddenly taboo?" After the jump, a list of some especially "offensive" titles.


"Full Frontal Feminism"
Helen Gurley Brown's "Sex and the Single Girl"
"Lady Chatterley's Lover"
"Out in Theory: The Emergence of Gay And Lesbian Anthropology"
"The Rise and Fall of Gay Culture"
"A Memoir of No One in Particular"
"Apples and Oranges: My Journey to Sexual Identity"
"Bi Lives: Bisexual Women Tell Their Stories"
"Bisexual Women in the 21st Century"