Black authors on the spectrum of diversity in children's literature
Seeing yourself in a book can open a world of possibilities.
But diverse books need more than diverse characters, they need diverse stories.
Although many efforts have been made to expand the books and curriculum used to teach Black history, African American children’s literature can still be quite limited.
Today, Black authors join us to talk about expanding Black literature and Black stories.
GUESTS:
Nichole Hawkins: Youth and Family Services Early Literacy Coordinator, Hartford Public Library
Gwendolyn Wallace: children’s literature author, Ph.D. student and public historian…
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