What’s the greatest book you’ve read regarding diversity and inclusion?

[Anonymous]

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I wanna learn everything I can. I just got in trouble for a huge misunderstanding, and I’m in customer service.

My military friend is always having briefings about this stuff and my flight attending friend who does international flights is always being educated about this stuff from her team.

[lightbulb27]

did you call someone Sir when it should have been "they", but you had no way to know?

What a difficult job these days to deal with people... confusing.

no idea.

[Astarlessnightsky]

Its not translated into English though, at least i couldn't find it in the same store. Maybe you are lucky and able to find a translation.

[slatyb]

Racist inclusion? Mark Twain: "Huckleberry Finn" and "Roughing It". Also "Black Like Me".

[Asker]

I remember reading Huckleberry Finn in like 5th grade…

[slatyb]

Try reading it again. You'll see a lot of things you probably didn't get in 5th grade. It's a parable for adults.

[Asker]

Good ideA. I always felt the teacher held back things to say about it when. I was introduced to it

[exitseven]

I have read Invisible Man when I was in college.

[Dkc123]

What a disastrous book it would be..

[Asker]

Why?

[Dkc123]

These things forces you to be politically/socially correct and act accordingly rather than being real n factual.

[Asker]

It will help in the work setting and travel

[Asker]

Did you know the hippy peace sign so many of these American girls do with their duck face, that peace sign is how they flick off people in some other country

[FunkyMonkee]

I don't read that insane bullshit.

[disgustingweebtrash]

Industrial Society and Its Future

[Nick1976G]

Middlesex