Please join us for our Anti-Racist Community Reflection. April 6th 5:30PM-7PM on zoom.
Everyone welcome!
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83583824282?pwd=TjZhWk1WR1U5YlR5ZGt0MC9ub0l5Zz09
Meeting ID: 835 8382 4282
Passcode: 737235
We will be discussing:
We will discuss the first half of the book. Go Tell it on the Mountain by James Baldwin,
Go Tell It on the Mountain is an emotional story that contains time gaps throughout seventy years. The novel allows its reader to peek into the minds of multiple characters; however, the story takes place during one twenty-four hour period. The book explores several controversial topics in the history of the United States, including racism in New York's Harlem and the South, poverty, and the anger that racism stimulated.
There is also the free audiobook version of the book on youtube here
If Beale Street Could Talk Film, available on iplayer.
Tish, a newly engaged Harlem woman, races against the clock to prove her lover's innocence while carrying their first-born child. Based on the novel by James Baldwin.Podcast: Degrowth in Scotland is an interview podcast series brought to you by Enough!’s Scottish Degrowth Network. Hosted by emerging podcaster Nico Ndlovu, the Degrowth in Scotland podcast series invites you to (un)learn more about degrowth and decolonisation, through discussions with people involved in this work across Scotland. Listen to any episode from the series.
Short interview with James Baldwin discussing white fragility. Link here.
Along with our more general conversations around peoples experience of racism and proposed Anti-Racist material for the group to engage with next time.
Anyone is welcome to these discussions. Please feel free to come along and listen even if you have not engaged with our chosen material as it can still be a great experience to hear people talk about what they've learned.
Any questions, thoughts, recommending reading/listening/viewing for our group please email
eo@woodlandscommunity.org.uk
We hope to see you there on zoom. Any tech problems you can call Eo on 07733 667102
Here is a link to our groups PADLET which has an archive of all the material our group has engaged with.