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[close] garden oaks/oak forest house church book club for reading and discussing culturally relevant books, even if we don't agree with them

[close] A fun place where you can read with people who have similar interests, you can recommend books and new genres to read with the group

[close] Club 21 started as a vision of then- NAHRO president Betsey Martens to explore critical issues in housing policy related to race and equity. As housers, we serve the most vulnerable populations in each of our communities. Club 21 provides an opportunity to use a different lens to learn about issues and barriers faced by our customers. Club 21 fosters dialogue and will push you out of your comfort zone to talk about important issues. Historically, Club 21 selected one book for the membership to read and discuss at national, regional and state conferences. Due to busy schedules at conference, Club 21 has struggled to meet in person. Many of the founding members have stayed connected through social media to share book recommendations. The creation of this online book club will provide Club 21 the opportunity to continue to READ, CONNECT and SHARE. If we truly want to live in an equal and beautifully diverse world, we must work to be a catalyst for change. Club 21 will help you do that.

[close] Hello, jelly beans and mushrooms! This is a book club to read Queer and BIPoC literature, science fiction and decolonising our library. Come read with me, it's a safe space where we have discussions and talk about this dystopian "reality". There will be a new book every 2-3 months, most of them will be free and available online unless otherwise. I will be setting up a discord where discussions will take place, so stay tuned :))) Okay, well let's read!