Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Franklin LGBTQ Alliance Newsletter announces meeting April 6 & more events

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Join us for our monthly meeting AND book club discussion!
Franklin LGBTQ Alliance
Franklin LGBTQ Alliance
In this newsletter we include an invitation to our next meeting and community events, including our first book club discussion, and include opportunities to get more involved.
You're Invited to our Upcoming Meeting
 
When: Thursday, April 6th at 6:30 PM
Where: In-person and Virtual
 
After our business meeting we will be painting Easter eggs!
 
franklinlgbtqalliance@gmail.com
CALL FOR CELEBRATE WITH PRIDE VOLUNTEERS!

 Let us know if you are interested in volunteering on 6/25 or helping us plan the event
FLA Updates
Join us *now at 6:00!* at the Franklin Public Library for their monthly game night. All are welcome to come and play cards/dice/board games!
 
We want to make this a safe, fun, inviting event monthly and the more people that join the more games we can play. 🎲♟️🧩

Tuesday, April 18th, 6-8 PM

Let's play some GAYmes y'all :)

LGBTQ+ Book Club!

We are meeting April 6th at 8 PM after our monthly meeting!

 

Following our meeting join us out for dinner at a local restaurant to discuss LEAVES OF GRASS by Walt Whitman. We will decide the location together at the end of our meeting.  
Join us in reading the 1855 edition of LEAVES OF GRASS by Walt Whitman, with introduction by Harold Bloom! We are easing into the book club with this 160 page book of poetry. 
 
You can get your copy at Escape into Fiction (website) or the Franklin Library.
 
Blurb about the book from Robin our Event Coordinator: This is the most inclusive option with regard to romance and sexuality (it is not so much about love or sex between two individuals as love for oneself, which everyone can appreciate or grow to appreciate, even aromantic and asexual people). It might be ironic that a diversity group like ours is starting with a work by a dead white man, but I think that the otherwise-inclusive nature of the work, along with its beauty and its joyfulness, compensate for the race and gender of the author.
 
We hope you will read with us!
 
Want to help us pick out our next book? Please fill out the survey below. 

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