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Has a woman ever told you that something you said or did isn't okay, but then not spent an hour of her time teaching you why? Here's an opportunity to understand why and learn one way to be a better person, in a safe environment where you're free to be wrong the first two times. | |||
== Logistics == | |||
'''What''': learn about feminism and being a decent human being. | |||
'''Who''': anyone is welcome regardless of sex, gender identity, or gender expression. | |||
'''When''': [http://doodle.com/r3qrwvupbpfw6wnp Rescheduling; please tell us when you're free.] | |||
'''Where''': The Noisebridge Library. | |||
This event is run by [[User:Flamsmark|Tom Lowenthal]]. | |||
== Books == | |||
We use an [http://www.allourideas.org/feminist-book-club-for-men All Our Ideas site] for sugestions and choosing what to read next. Please jump in and vote or suggest things! | |||
== Why Men? == | |||
Why have a feminist bookclub ''for men''? Women shouldn't have to spend all their time teaching men about feminism, or how not to be jerks. There's plenty to read on this topic, and men should be responsible for teaching themselves. Women are of course welcome, but shouldn't feel obliged to come: there are lots of more interesting things to do than teach men how to be decent human beings. | |||
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