The World according to Fannie Davis: My Mother's Life in the Detroit Numbers
by Bridgett M. Davis
Read and discuss books about race relations, economics, education, Detroit history, & other related topics
The Zoom Discussion is scheduled for Sunday, April 16th, 4-6p.
The book is available at Pages, our neighborhood Bookstore. Also on Kindle.
For more information contact:
Ivan Johnson (iajoffice [at] gmail.com)
Bonnie Halloran (bonnieabh [at] aol.com)
Allow Me to Retort
by Elie Mystal (2022)
Help us celebrate our second anniversary and kick off events for Black History Month.
The Zoom Discussion is scheduled for Sunday, January 29.
The 1619 Project
Created by Pulitzer prize winner, Nikole Hannah-Jones
The Zoom Discussion is scheduled for Sunday, June 26, 4-6pm
The Color of Law
by Richard Rothstein
The Zoom discussions:
Chapters 1-8 Sunday, March 27th, 4-6PM
Remainder of book Sunday, April 24th, 4-6PM (Not required to have read Chapters 1-8)
Caste: The Origins of our Discontents
by Isabel Wilkerson
The Zoom discussion is scheduled for Sunday, February 20th, 4-6PM.
Critical Race Theory: An Introduction (3rd Edition)
by Richard Delgado
The Zoom discussion is scheduled for Sunday, November 14, 4-6PM.
The Origins of the Urban Crisis: Race & Inequality in Postwar Detroit
by Thomas Sugrue
The Zoom discussion is scheduled for Sunday, September 26, 4-6 PM.
Overcoming Bias: Building Authentic Relationships Across Differences
by Tiffany Jana & Matthew Freeman
The Zoom discussion is scheduled for Sunday, June 27, 4-6 PM.
White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son
by Tim Wise
ZOOM Discussion (Register Below and link will be emailed to you prior to the discussion)
Sunday, April 18 @ 4-6 PM
So You Want to Talk about Race
by Ijeoma Oluo
ZOOM Discussion
Sunday, February 21 @ 4PM