Intersectionality

[close] The goal of the book club is to widen our horizons regarding representation in fiction. Diverse fiction represents underrepresented such as but not exluded to: race, class, sexual orientation, nationalities, citizen status, gender, sex. disabilities, LGBTQIA+, etc. All books will be voted on, so long as the book is fiction and has good representation of one or more underrepresented groups it can be suggested. This group will pick a book to discuss every other month.

[close] A place for members of the Feminism is For EveryBody Book Club and Discussion Group to share their thoughts on selected texts. Members are also encouraged to make recommendations and comment on other texts they feel would be of interest to the group.

[close] Group for people wanting to learn more about racism, their own blind spots and how to become better allies. Add books to the list you'd like to read in the future. We are a group of friends, open to sharing our list of books, but not looking to accept new members at this time.

[close] An online platform to talk about disability & chronic illness in literature as well as film, media, politics, pop culture and everyday life with monthly selections and discussions. While geared towards women age 18-39, we accept all disabled members and allies. Topics we hope to spotlight with each book (and occassional film/series/poetry/visual project) selection include: -Physical, Sensory, Invisible, Mental, and Developmental Disabilities -Disability Law, Rights, History, & Activism -Healthcare & Accessibility from: *Women's Perspectives *POC's Perspective *LGBTQIA Perspectives *International Perspectives *Young Adult (Gen Y/Z) Perspectives *Survivor's Perspectives *Doctor, Industry & Policymaker Perspectives While the group will primarily operate out of Goodreads, we may occasional supplement the forum with live chats, resources, contests, and contributions from members. Stay tuned!