TIOH "White Fragility" Discussion Group

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Welcome! We are eager for us to read this book and talk about all that it brings up for us as members of the Temple Israel of Hollywood community, individuals and within the group itself. This group will be structured around the concept of a brave safe. Our brave space will prioritize the search for knowledge, even if some discussions may make participants uncomfortable. To foster a search for knowledge and broadening our understanding, emphasis will be placed on dialogue rather than debate. To help us get a sense of where everyone is as we begin, please take a moment and respond to the following questions. Thank you!

We apologize for the incorrect link that was included in our congregational email. To order the book, please use this link. Note that we recommend purchasing the electronic version if hard copies are sold out.
https://bookshop.org/books/white-fragility-why-it-s-so-hard-for-white-people-to-talk-about-racism/9780807047415

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Name *

Age range: *

15 to 20

21 to 30

31 to 40

41 to 50

51 to 60

61+

Are you a parent/teacher in: (Check any/all that apply). *

Bay-Nimoy Early Childhood Center

Briskin Elementary

Religious School

Teen Program

None of the above

Required

Have you previously read "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo? *

Yes

Part of it

Other:

Have you engaged in explicitly anti-racist training/education/work in the past few years? (Check any/all that apply.) *

I am fairly (or completely) new to engaging directly in this topic

I have read books that address this topic on my own or with other book groups.

I have attended anti-racist seminars or training.

I have engaged in conversations, in-person or online, that touch on this topic.

Required

Please describe your comfort level when it comes to talking about race, including your own racial identity, and racism. *

How familiar are you with the concept of affinity groups? [The term affinity group is used to describe the voluntary gathering together of people who have an identifier in common. (e.g. gender, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation, family status, educational status, etc.) Affinity groups are for individuals who identify as members of the group and can speak to the experience of being a member of the group from the “I” perspective.] *

This is probably the first time I've heard of an affinity group

I am very familiar with affinity groups. I have participated in an affinity group.

What do you hope to gain from this experience? *

How do you plan to participate in this group? *

I will attend the first meeting via Zoom on Monday, August 3, 7:00 - 8:00 pm.

I cannot attend the first meeting via Zoom, but I will be reading the book along with group and hope to attend future meetings.

I don't think that I can attend the Zoom meetings, but I would still like to engage with the group through a google discussion group or some other online group.

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