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DEI: More of What We are Reading Now

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Periodically, our department put out a list of Reading Recommendations for those wishing to learn more about diversity, equity, and inclusion. With the aim of expanding on that effort, our DEI committee would like to provide another update on some of the works that we are currently reading or have recently read that touch on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion. We're interested in reading books that change, challenge, and expand our thinking on what's happening in our lives and in the world around us. We hope you'll find some exciting or intriguing titles on this list. For those interested in viewing more suggestions, we encourage you to revisit our earlier lists of recommended titles ( here  and  here ). You may also want to explore Falvey Library's diversity and inclusion  subject guide . Adrienne Perry: I’ve finished two books in the last week that I’m still thinking about. The first is  Interior Chinatown  by Charles Yu. The second is  After the ...