diversifyyourreading

He Saw That It Was Good: Reimagining Your Creative Life to Repair a Broken World | Sho Baraka

This book is going to be one of the top of this year. I haven‘t thought this much about, well, everything… in a long while. #integrateyourshelf #diversifyyourreading

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Maria514626

Becoming Eve: My Journey from Ultra-Orthodox Rabbi to Transgender Woman | Abby Chava Stein

This was amazing. Both her ultra-orthodox life and navigating life knowing from early on that she was a girl. #lgtbq

4/5⭐️ The ending felt rushed. It left out most everything of her married life. It sounded like her marriage would have been as happy as it could be. That‘s perhaps something she doesn‘t or can‘t talk about.

Listen if you‘re able. She reads it. I got so much more out of it than I would have reading. #20in4
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LitsyEvents

Super-Diversity | Steven Vertovec

From @peanutnine: “There are a lot of reading challenges for 2022 planned but nothing with a diversity focus. I was thinking of having each month of the year dedicated to a certain heritage or culture or minority.

I will post the list of monthly prompts ahead of time so you can plan your year if that's your thing. Let me know if you would be interested in joining a challenge like this! I'd love your feedback“

#DiversifyYourReading

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peanutnine Thank you for sharing! 3y

Amiable This is a great idea! 3y

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kspenmoll I love this idea! 3y

ncsufoxes I love this, I‘m interested in joining in 3y

Allylu I have been trying to diversify my reading. It would be great to have a challenge to keep me accountable. 3y

LitsyEvents 🙂 @peanutnine: see comments above 3y

LitsyEvents #readingchallenge 3y

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peanutnine

My Reading Challenge: Fun Notebook Tracker for Children (8.5"x11" UK English A4) | Chulabula Designs

As we're getting close to the end of the year and looking back on 2021, one of my goals for next year is to read more diversely. I've done some this year, but I'd like to make it more of a priority and bring more awareness to my choices.
There are a lot of reading challenges for 2022 planned but nothing with this focus. So I was thinking of starting my own and I wanted to see if my favorite litsy community would like to join me on this journey ⬇️

peanutnine I was thinking of having each month of the year dedicated to a certain heritage or culture or minority. The goal each month would be to read at least one book with an author and/or main character of that background.
I will post the list of monthly prompts ahead of time so you can plan your year if that's your thing. Let me know if you would be interested in joining a challenge like this! I'd love your feedback
#DiversifyYourReading @LitsyEvents 3y

CallMeIshmael I‘m in 3y

Laughterhp Oh I would be interested! I‘m always looking to diversify my reading, but find it tough to do. 3y

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PageShifter I am in. I read quite diversely already - but this still sounds like an adventure. 3y

xicanti I‘m always in favour of diversity challenges, but to be honest, I‘m leery of the “author and/or main character” stipulation. I feel like that leaves a lot of wiggle room for people to read, for example, a novel about Japanese characters written by a White American instead of a similar book by a Japanese writer. I‘ve seen a lot of that in the geography-focused challenges and to me, it doesn‘t fit the brief. 3y

peanutnine @xicanti that's a really good point. I was thinking about character representation in the story in addition to supporting diverse authors. But you're right, the "or" can make things icky with reading books that aren't own voices. I'll change that, thanks for bringing it to my attention! 3y

megnews @peanutnine I can‘t promise to participate every month but I will try to some. 3y

alisiakae I think this is a great idea, and I agree with @xicanti that I would prefer a focus on #OwnVoices books. That‘s what I do with the geography challengeas, I only choose books published by an author from that country, and look for works in translation as much as possible. 3y

Amiable I love this idea! Like @megnews I am not sure I could keep up with every month, but I would love to participate and see the prompts and follow along with what everyone else is reading to get ideas and suggestions to diversify my choices. (edited) 3y

Liz_M I love this idea! I couldn't quite keep up with the #integrateyourshelf prompts this this year, but really enjoyed seeing everyone's recommendations, so a monthly challenge should be just about right! (edited) 3y

leah152 I'm in 😊📚 3y

tokorowilliamwallace The annual Read Harder challenge, I believe, tries to provide this for readers, too---to add background and representative diverse reads to TBRs and on reading culture's radar. I'll try to join you where I can! 3y

jessjess @tokorowilliamwallace was also gonna suggest Read Harder challenge 3y

Maria514626 Late to this but I‘m in! Thanks for posting! 2y

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Wannabe_Quijote

Devil on the Cross | Ngugi wa Thiong'o

I can‘t tell if #Hester is intrigued, excited, or just giving me the side-eye.
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#dogsoflitsy #readDiverse #DiversifyYourReading

Karkar Looks a lot like side eye. Lol 6y

Samplergal Side eye. Big time. 6y

Wannabe_Quijote @Karkar @Samplergal She‘s better at the side eye than most people I know! 5y

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