The Fuse Spokane Book Club will meet November 8 to discuss Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates. This month's meeting will be in the board room, which is on the top-most level of the downtown library.
You are cordially invited.
About Between the World and Me:
o Winner of the 2015 National Book Award
o Memoir written as a letter from father to son
o Review: “From his passionate and deliberate breakdown of the concept of race itself to the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement, Coates powerfully sums up the terrible history of the subjugation of black people in the United States. […] This stunning, National Book Award-winning memoir should be required reading for high school students and adults alike.—Shelley Diaz, School Library Journal
About Fuse Book Club: We are an arm of the Immigration and Inclusion Action Team. We meet the second Wednesday of every month. Our purpose is to expand our knowledge of each other and our stories and histories, and thereby create, or deepen, the connections we have to each other, and the connections our community has to other communities. Fuse Washington is the largest progressive organization in Washington State.
The event is free, inclusive, welcoming, and open to the public. The group is facilitated by Nikki Lockwood and Erin Pringle-Toungate.