Let's Talk About Not 'Normal' — A Reading Group Reweaving Society

What exactly does 'normal' mean?
This zine unravels the oddness of what is considered 'normal' in everyday life through six books discussed in a reading group and 19 keywords.
A zine that tentatively searches for clues to escape a society that makes life hard.

[Contents]
Conversations about society that began in Kyoto
Ground rules
Chapter 1: Unraveling discrimination
— Kim Ji-hye 'Discrimination Is Mostly Done by People Who Mean No Harm'
Chapter 2: To See Invisible Wounds
— Tami Kamikawa 'Is There Such a Thing as a 'Sleeping Child'?'
Chapter 3: Questioning Existing Social Standards
— Chae Seung-bom 'I Am a Man and a Feminist'
Chapter 4: Is Meritocracy Fair?
— Asa Ito 'How Do Blind People See the World?'
Chapter 5: Who Is That Kindness For?
— Takeshi Nakajima 'Unexpected Altruism'
Chapter 6: Living Together While Remaining Different
— Marika Konosu 'I Am Me. You Are Not.'
Extra: The 'Human Rights Ordinance' Established in Kyoto
Afterword
Index

(Published under the name Hate Isn't Cool)