Government

[close] This group is for anyone interested in learning more about racial and social justice. The books discussed in this group will focus on the history, policies, and current state of inequality in the United States and the world--particularly for Black and Brown communities. Our discussions will not only center around the realities we currently face, but ways we can imagine (and create) a more safe, just, and equitable world for all.

[close] A critical mindset refers to a way of thinking that is characterized by a willingness to challenge and question ideas, assumptions, and traditional ways of thinking. It involves being open to new ideas and considering multiple perspectives, and using logical reasoning and evidence to evaluate and analyze information.

[close] Study and discussion of the important questions and answers regarding poverty eradication.

[close] This is a new book club for anyone interested in politics, who enjoys reading political non-fiction. We will discuss some of the biggest political books, mainly focusing on new books but with the occasional classic. The initial shelf may have a predominant focus on US and UK books but we are very open to expanding the focus - please share your suggestions. All views on the books welcome, whatever your political leaning. There is a linked political fiction book club you may also be interested in. Image: Jennifer Boyer