In the afterward, Kendi and Reynolds assert, “We-all of us-have to fight against performance and lean into participation.” How has this book informed your view of what performance and participation look like? How will you participate going forward?
As you continued to read, how did Stamped solidify or challenge your understanding of segregationist, assimilationist, and antiracist ideas and/or practices?
If you came to our first meeting or watchedKeziah’s video, how did you see the difference between a racist ideas and racism manifest in later chapters of Stamped?
How did you see intersectionality (oppression faced by LGTBQ+ people, Black women and Indigenous people) included or omitted in Stamped?
If you’d like to learn more about intersectionality,you can watch this video from the National Museum of African-American History and Culture.