A way forward? Let's get started, please.

I remember "women's consciousness raising groups" in the 1960s and 1970s during the second wave of feminism.  So, now I'm thinking about a different kind of group.
I'll call them "Mixed gender listening sessions" at the moment. Held in my living room, perhaps. Let's say about 6 to 8 people, an equal number of women and men, roughly speaking (gender not being so binary, but we'll try to have a diversity). One person at a time speaks, tells their story of how sexism has impacted them.

Each person gets to talk while the others just listen without comments, suggestions, or questions.  You get about 10 minutes or so each.  Someone keeps track of time, so we all get a chance.  Then we join in a conversation to identify common ground among us all. We see where it goes. We keep it civil and we each report our own experience with minimal generalizing. We agree on confidentiality at the start and no touching of any kind without express permission. Something like that.

​So, ... what do you think?  Would you like to participate? You can message me privately via the "Contact Us" menu here on this web site. And thank you!