I'll go with the first:  Class, Color, Gender and Literacy.

It's not perfect--the ethnicity is left out--Class, Color, Gender, 
Ethnicity and Literacy?  Definitely a Balkanized solution!

I like "color" a lot better than "race" because in this country it is 
color of the skin, and "race" is difficult.  "Diversity" is usually a 
euphemism for "rqce" which actually is a stand-in for color..

Thank you Daphne for taking so much effort with this.

Andrea

On Jan 7, 2008, at 4:56 PM, Aletha L. Stolar wrote:


> I suggest Poverty, Race, Gender and Literacy (just reordering what's 

> on the list so  technically not a new name) and I'm also okay with the 

> current listserv name.

>  

> Aletha L. Stolar, Director

> Fayette Co. Family Resource Network

> WV

>

> On Jan 6, 2008 9:02 PM, Daphne Greenberg <alcdgg at langate.gsu.edu> 

> wrote:

>> Thanks to all the contributors who sent in ideas regarding the 

>> possible name change for our list. After reviewing the different 

>>  possibilities and discussing them with National Institute for 

>> Literacy staff, it seems as if the following names fit the most 

>> appropriately with the purpose of our discussion list (listed in 

>> alphabetical order):

>>

>> Class, Color, Gender, and Literacy

>> Class, Ethnicity, Gender, and Literacy

>> Class, Gender, Race, and Literacy

>> Diversity and Literacy

>> Gender, Income, Race, and Literacy

>> Gender. Poverty, Race, and Literacy

>> Literacy and Voice

>>

>> Or

>>

>> Keeping it as is: Poverty, Race, Women and Literacy

>>

>> It is completely up to us which of the above names we want to select.

>>

>> Please be aware, that if we change the name of the list, we will need 

>> to create a new list.  Current subscribers will be automatically 

>> subscribed to the new list.  Each subscriber will receive a 

>> confirmation email with a new password and information about the 

>> list.

>>

>> Here is what I am proposing. Between now and January 21, let us have 

>> a discussion on the pros and cons of the various names above (please 

>> do not suggest new names). Then between January 22nd and February 

>> 11th, people can select their top choice (only one please) either on 

>> list or off list to me ( dgreenberg at gsu.edu)

>>

>> So who, would like to start the discussion by providing feedback on 

>> the pros/cons of any of the above names for our list?

>>

>> Daphne

>>

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