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March Book Club Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay ------------ Guiding Questions: Here are some questions to consider while you read Bad Feminist: Discuss the essays you were most able to relate to. Which essays did you not agree with and why? Do you see any value in reading essays you don’t agree with? Gay states she is a bad feminist because she likes pink and rap music. Do you agree that a person can be a good or bad feminist? What would a person need to do to be classified as each or is there some other way of thinking about feminism? Why do you think Gay shy’s away from being labelled a feminist? What is your take on the label? How did you find the experience of reading essays for book club? Did you find the book cohesive or disjointed? How did this affect your reading? What will you take with you from reading of Bad Feminist? Will you continue to consider the issues that were explored? If you want to take it a step further and reall...

What is DEI/DIB?

What is DEI/DIB? “Diversity is having a seat at the table, inclusion is having a voice, and belonging is having that voice be heard.” These are the inspiring words of author Liz Fosslien. Diversity, in simple terms, is the various means that differentiate groups of people from one another. Equity is the effort for justice within systems, procedures, or institutions. And lastly, inclusion is the act of creating a welcoming environment for individuals of all backgrounds which contributes to a sense of belonging. In a workplace where executive decisions are being made and information is being shared, DIB comes into play as the belonging part ensures that everyone has a seat at the table and ensures that their opinions and requests are taken into account. In learning and social environments, the equity part comes into play as it ensures that in programs or processes, everyone experiences an equal opportunity to participate and earn an outcome through the event.

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