Posted on November 13, 2020
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Category: BIPOC, Historical Figures, immigration, Independent Thought, Self Expression, Social-Emotional Learning, Uncategorized, women in leadership, young adultTags: business, business owners, Calef Brown, emigration, entrepreneur, Global Community, middle grade, Samantha Chagollan, women in business
Posted on July 24, 2020
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Category: activism, BIPOC, Black Culture and Identity, enslavement, Environmental Activism, feminism, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, Historical Figures, Independent Thought, Musicians, Own Voices, stem, Uncategorized, women in leadership, women in politics, Women in Science, women in sports, Women in STEM, young adultTags: Chanté Timothy, growing up, history, Malaika Adero, oppression, racism, women in business, women in leadership
Posted on April 14, 2020
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Written by: Fran Manushkin Illustrated by: Laura Zarrin For ages: 5-8 years Language: English Topics Covered: POC-Centric Narratives, Farming, Farmer’s Markets, Teamwork, Friendship. Summary: Do you know how refreshing it is to see a farmer in a book that isn’t a white man? I am truly excited about it.… Continue Reading “Good Morning, Farmer Carmen! [Katie Woo’s Neighborhood]”
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Category: Community Involvement, Family, friendship, Girls Outdoors, Global Community, poc-centric narrativesTags: business, business owners, community, community support, farmers market, farming, Fran Manushkin, friendship, Katie Woo, Katie Woo series, Laura Zarrin, small business, teamwork, women in business
Posted on October 24, 2019
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Written by: Mitali Perkins Illustrated by: Jamie Hogan For ages: YA Book, easy read. Language: English, some Bangla. Glossary included in back. Topics Covered: Feminism, Bangladeshi Culture & Traditions, POC-Centric Narratives, Own Voices, Women in Business. Summary: This is a quick read about a girl named Naima, who paints the… Continue Reading “Rickshaw Girl”
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Category: Bangladeshi Culture & Traditions, BIPOC, Community Involvement, Culture & Traditions, feminism, friendship, Global Community, Independent Thought, Own Voices, poc-centric narrativesTags: Bangladeshi Culture, community, Community Involvement, culture and traditions, feminism, feminist, friendship, Global Community, Independent Thought, Jamie Hogan, Mitali Perkins, Own Voices, poc-centric narratives, women in business
