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wrdnrdI think i found this site by following a link from a zine-maker's blog. It looks like a pretty good way to step into discussions of class and classism. A group in Pittsburgh recently ended a 10-week discussion of class, and not only did they post a list of their weekly readings online, they also put (almost) everything into PDFs:
http://www.thomasmertoncenter.org/fedup/classclass.htm
How would you feel about using their materials as a starting point for discussion? If we do, here's a proposal: The 1st PDF is 27 pages long. Perhaps we could give everyone about a week or so for reading it, and then open discussion the 1st weekend in april. We can determine when to start the 2nd reading once we gauge how long it takes to read and discussion the 1st one.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
http://www.thomasmertoncenter.org/fedup/classclass.htm
How would you feel about using their materials as a starting point for discussion? If we do, here's a proposal: The 1st PDF is 27 pages long. Perhaps we could give everyone about a week or so for reading it, and then open discussion the 1st weekend in april. We can determine when to start the 2nd reading once we gauge how long it takes to read and discussion the 1st one.
Thoughts? Suggestions?
