Civil Rights

[close] Hi! Brynn here! After talking to some friends, we thought it would be nice to start a bookclub where we can read and discuss books relating to civil disobedience, action-oriented solutions, and authoritarian survival. The hope is to create a supportive and safe place for us to become our best version of ourselves. Perhaps we can also read books about self-care, dealing with anxiety, and diversity.

[close] interesting books from the social issues recommendation list

[close] The dictionary defines civil liberties as liberties guaranteed to all individuals by law, custom, judicial interpretation, etc.; rights, as of speaking or acting as one likes, without governmental interference or restraint except as determined necessary for the public welfare (Webster's New World). The group seeks a civil, non-political approach to studying and defending civil liberties.

[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!