The Atlantic African-Americans have been demanding their 40 acres and a mule since we were promised as much following the Civil War, but now everyday citizens aren’t the only ones arguing reparations are not only long overdue, but necessary for black people to flourish in the United States. According … Read entire story.
Source: Clutch Magazine
Looks like Scholastic listened to all of the negative reviews and comments about its new book A Birthday Cake for George Washington. The book, written by Ramin Ganeshram and illustrated by Vanessa Brantley-Newton, is told through the eyes of Delia, young girl whose family is owned by America’s… Read entire story.
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Scholastic Books learned very quickly that a book about honorable, happy slaves happy to bake and serve their white massas isn’t an appropriate children’s book and released a statement saying that propaganda-filled book has been pulled and full refunds will be given. Read entire story.
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When I was a kid I loved getting lost in a good book. From the Judy Blume to the Babysitters Club, if it was printed between two covers I probably read it growing up. My love of reading extended clear through high school where I fell in love with Toni… Read entire story.
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When it comes to on-screen portrayals of slavery, typically what’s not shown is the bravery and fierceness of our enslaved ancestors. While Nate Parker’s film about Nat Turner promises to offer another perspective to the historical genre, WGN’s new series, Underground, aims to highlight some of… Read entire story.
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