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Harry wasn’t afraid to die but she wouldn’t refuse to live either. She wondered what it must have been like to live when Christianity was new, vital, and exciting—before it had been corrupted by collusion with the state.
“Over four hundred years of systemic oppression have set large groups of racial minorities at a distinct power disadvantage. If I call a white person a cracker, the worst I can do is ruin their day. If a white person thinks I’m a nigger, the worst they can do is get me fired, arrested, or even killed in a system that thinks the same—and has the resources to act on it.”
― So You Want to Talk About Race
― So You Want to Talk About Race
“Entiendo que lo único peor que sentir dolor es no sentir absolutamente nada.”
― Abzurdah
― Abzurdah
“Note, if you are a white person in this situation, do not think that just because you may not be aware of your racial identity at the time that you did not bring race to your experience of the situation as well. We are all products of a racialized society, and it affects everything we bring to our interactions.”
― So You Want to Talk About Race
― So You Want to Talk About Race
“The definition of privilege is in reality much simpler than a lot of social justice discussions would have you believe. Privilege, in the social justice context, is an advantage or a set of advantages that you have that others do not. These privileges are not due 100 percent to your efforts (although your hard work may indeed have helped), and the benefits of these privileges are disproportionately large or at least partially undeserved when compared to what the privilege is for.”
― So You Want to Talk About Race
― So You Want to Talk About Race
“Fear of violent black and brown youth, compounded by high-profile school shootings primarily perpetrated by white youth, led to the rise of zero-tolerance policies in schools beginning in the ’90s.”
― So You Want to Talk About Race
― So You Want to Talk About Race
BooksOnBoard: a Place for Ebook and Audiobook Fans
— 429 members
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This group is for people who love ebooks and audiobooks! Check out BooksOnBoard.com, the largest independent ebookstore, with over 400,000 titles in a ...more
Quixotic Night Press
— 118 members
— last activity Jun 30, 2011 03:15PM
The official group for Quixotic Night Press. Fans, readers, authors - all are welcome! Join us in our quest across the countryside, tilting at bookmi ...more
Rated YA-MA
— 3095 members
— last activity Nov 16, 2025 01:48PM
A group for adult lovers of Young Adult fiction. We feature a different YA book genres and topics with our group reads, in order to cater to a varie ...more
RJ Reads (Reproductive Justice Book Club)
— 219 members
— last activity Nov 28, 2015 02:43PM
Reading and discussing nonfiction and fiction books relating to reproductive justice issues. New books quarterly. A Backline joint.
Book Riot's Read Harder Challenge
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An annual reading challenge to to help you stretch your reading limits and explore new voices, worlds, and genres! The challenge begins in January, bu ...more
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