Readings on Race Book Club – hybrid
Meeting: 2nd Monday of each month, 6:00 PM in the library auditorium
The Readings on Race Book Club is currently meeting in a hybrid format, with some members joining the discussion virtually through Zoom and some members joining the discussion in person at the library. If you are interested in joining the book club, please use our contact form or call us at the library for more information on how to join.
This monthly book club unpacks the complex and challenging subject of race in America by reading and discussing books on this topic. Participants feel the book club makes a difference in their lives. The book club provides:
- the opportunity to hear the other side of the conversation;
- a safe place to ask questions and hear criticism;
- an education on historical events that shape the nation’s current events;
- and the chance to build relationships with members from different backgrounds.
Members choose upcoming reads by vote. New book club members are always welcome.
Click here for Readings on Race Book Club past and future selections list
In the following months, Carla Fletcher approached the Ferguson Municipal Public Library about creating a book club centered on the free and honest discussion of race and race relations in America. With these discussions, Carla hoped to positively influence the hearts and minds of her community through an open dialogue about the challenging and complex topic of race. With the assistance of Dan Sachs as moderator, the Ferguson Readings on Race Book Club held its first meeting in January 2015.