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400 Years of Racism Book Discussions
In the wake of America's racial reckoning, Folio began a series of book discussions exploring the history of racism in the United States through a collection of fiction, nonfiction and poetry, curated and led by Folio librarian Lillian Dabney. Discussions are held on the first Tuesday of each month via Zoom, and are FREE AND OPEN TO ALL.
Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community? by Martin Luther King, Jr.Tue, Jul 01Online via Zoom
Black Skin, White Masks by Frantz Fanon, Translated by Richard PhilcoxTue, Aug 05Online via Zoom
Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. ButlerTue, Sep 02Online via Zoom
They Can't Kill Us Until They Kill Us: Expanded Edition by Hanif AbdurraqibTue, Oct 07Online via Zoom
What Moves at the Margin by Toni MorrisonTue, Nov 04Online via Zoom
Bluff: Poems by Danez SmithTue, Dec 02Online via Zoom
400 Years Of Racism Book Discussion: Freedom Is A Constant StruggleSold OutTue, Dec 03Online via Zoom
400 Years Of Racism Book Discussion: Going to Meet the Man: Stories by James BaldwinRSVP ClosedTue, Aug 06Online via Zoom
400 Years Of Racism Book Discussion: Sister Outsider: Essays and SpeechesRSVP ClosedTue, Jul 02Online via Zoom
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