Posted on December 31, 2020
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Category: activism, Black Culture and Identity, Community Involvement, enslavement, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Own Voices, Uncategorized, women in leadership, women in politics, young adultTags: activist, Bob Moses, Bruce Watson, civil rights, civil rights movement, corruption, Ella Baker, Fannie Lou Hamer, Freedom Summer, KKK, Mississippi, MLK Jr., Modern Black Freedom Struggle, political activism, politics, Rebecca Stefoff, segregation, violence, Voting, voting rights, white supremacy
Posted on December 22, 2020
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Category: Black Culture and Identity, Community Involvement, enslavement, graphic novel, Historical Figures, Uncategorized, young adultTags: alcohol, Bass Reeves, Black historical figures, Black narratives, Bob Lemmons, colonization, Indigenous People, James Otis Smith, Kadir Nelson, Stagecoach Mary, violence, wild west
Posted on December 8, 2020
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Category: BIPOC, Community Involvement, Culture & Traditions, Global Community, Indian Culture and Traditions, Indian Family & Culture, Own Voices, Social-Emotional Learning, South Asia, UncategorizedTags: Ameya Narvankar, Hindi, homophobia, LGBTQ, LGBTQ marriage, protest, violence
Posted on May 27, 2020
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Edited by: Lindsay H. Metcalf, Keila V. Dawson, Jeanette Bradley Illustrated by: Jeanette Bradley For ages: 5-9 years Language: English Topics Covered: Activism, Youth Activists, Poetry, Own Voices, Environmental Activism, Violence, Indigenous Voices, American Citizens, LGBTQ, Education, Muslim Activist, Community. Summary: Y’all need to buckle up for this book. These are… Continue Reading “No Voice Too Small”
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Category: activism, Community Involvement, Environmental Activism, feminism, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Indigenous Voices, LGBT, Muslim Identity, Neurodiversity, Own Voices, poc-centric narratives, religion, Social-Emotional Learning, transgender youth, Uncategorized, young adultTags: accessibility, activist, American history, call to action, community, education, Jeanette Bradley, Keila V. Dawson, LGBTQ, Lindsay H. Metcalf, Muslim, oppression, Own Voices, poetry, political activism, racism, violence, youth activism
Posted on May 16, 2020
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Written by: Samira Ahmed Cover Art by: art by Dana Ledl, design by Karina Granda For ages: YA 12 years and up Language: English, some Arabic. Topics Covered: Islamophobia, Internment, Violence, Military Action, Oppression, History, Subversion, Independent Thought, Activism, Friendship, Love, Growing Up, Relationships. Summary: For #sweetsandsocialjustice I wanted… Continue Reading “Internment”
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Category: activism, Culture & Traditions, Family, Global Community, immigration, Independent Thought, Muslim Identity, Own Voices, poc-centric narratives, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, women in leadership, young adultTags: friendship, growing up, history, internment, Islam, Islamophobia, love, military, military action, oppression, relationships, Samira Ahmed, subversion, sweets and social justice, violence
Posted on December 14, 2019
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Written by: Jason Reynolds Cover Art by: We couldn’t find this, but if you know please contact us! For ages: YA Language: English Topics Covered: POC-Centric Narratives, Family, Love, Sports, Growing Up, Young Adult Lit, Violence, Self-Esteem, Friendship. Summary: Castle, also known as Ghost (well not until he decides it’s his… Continue Reading “Ghost”
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Category: Black Culture and Identity, Family, friendship, Own Voices, poc-centric narratives, Social-Emotional LearningTags: Family, growing up, Jason Reynolds, love, poc-centric narratives, self-esteem, Sports, violence, young adult
