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jenniferw88
The Library Book | Susan Orlean
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BarbaraTheBibliophage Great picks! 4y
Cinfhen Do you already own all of these??? I thought I‘d have more on my shelves but I don‘t have that many titles that work 4y
jenniferw88 @Cinfhen everything on all the posts except for this one, which I'm hoping to use the library for. 4y
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Cinfhen Darn, I used to own that book but I donated it!! I couldn‘t get into it 🤷🏼‍♀️ 4y
Cinfhen That‘s amazing 23/24 books!!! I might own a few more on my Kindle and Audible but I‘ll be needing to borrow a bunch 4y
jenniferw88 @Cinfhen and 12 of them are from the backlist, so that's good too! 🙂 4y
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Awk_Word_Smith
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As a white male, I felt like DiAngelo was letting us, progressive whites, off the hook a bit at the beginning. By the end of Chapter 6, that is not the case. This has been eye-opening in my own problematic white behaviors. This has been an incredible guide to exploring and challenging my own racial prejudices. #vote #whitefragility

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thewallflower0707
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#WhiteFragility
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All white people should definitely read this and then give it to all other white people you know. Especially the chapter “White Women‘s tears” is enlightening.

#TheFifthSeason
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A new, refreshing fantasy series. What a treat.

#NKJemisin #Fantasy #NonFiction #summertime

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BarbaraTheBibliophage
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Getting ready to start this one today. It‘s my Zoom book group‘s choice for August. And I‘m leading the discussion. Time to get cracking!

#Bookgroup #BLM #blacklivesmatter #whitefragility #antiracist

alisiakae I just finished this book today (working on review now!). It was also my book club‘s August selection, but I ended up missing the Zoom book club. 🤦🏻‍♀️ (edited) 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @4thhouseontheleft I actually saw you were reading it. Looking forward to your review! That stinks you couldn‘t be at the book meeting. I am leading our discussion, so I have to make it! (Not until 9/3 actually) 4y
alisiakae @BarbaraTheBibliophage I could have been there, I just completely forgot about it! It was the day I had the house inspection, Meet the Teacher Zoom, new build mtg with site supervisor, and a bunch of other things. I didn‘t catch a breath until 9 that night when I realized it was book club night but if had already ended! 😟 4y
BarbaraTheBibliophage @4thhouseontheleft Yikes! That‘s a lot! 4y
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howjessicareads
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Reading this book on Juneteenth feels very appropriate. I could quote from it all day, but here is one I made a bookmark of in my audiobook. “My race is unremarkable. I belong, when I turn on the tv, read bestselling novels, and watch blockbuster movies. I belong, when I walk past the magazines racks at the grocery store or drive past billboards. I belong...” #howjessreadsin2019 #juneteenth #whitefragility

Ashley_Nicoletto Oh man. This quote makes me want to read it more. 5y
Samplergal I started it yesterday. So. Good. 5y
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AskAprilJ
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This.
“Socialized into a deeply internalized sense of superiority that we either are unaware of or can never admit to ourselves, we become highly fragile in conversations about race. We consider a challenge to our racial world-views as a challengers our very identities as good, moral people. Thus, we perceive any attempt to connect us to the system of racism as an unsettling and unfair moral offense.”
#WhiteFragility #RobinDiAngelo

Chelleo Looking for to reading this in the near future. Welcome to Litsy! Hope these #Litsytips by @RaimeyGallant http://bit.ly/litsytips and #LitsyHowTo videos: goo.gl/UrCpoU are helpful. There‘s so many fun things to do: book exchanges, buddy reads, photo challenges and more! 6y
RaimeyGallant Welcome! 6y
AskAprilJ @Chelleo Thanks. I‘ve heard all of these great things too! I haven‘t figured out the way Litsy thinks yet, but will continue to explore. “How to” is important but I don‘t connect with video well. I digress. Thanks for your input and offers! Have a delightful day! 6y
SW-T Welcome to Litsy 😊 6y
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UnabridgedPod
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Pickpick

Interesting listen. DiAngelo's sociological perspective is fascinating, and I thought she made some strong recommendations for dealing with socialized racism.

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