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Rising and Resisting in Minneapolis
The free, online event takes place on Monday 10 March at 11 am ET. Prior registration is required.
The Librarians and the Censorship of the Black Child
While Black librarians weren’t present in this movie, it’s important to know this fight isn’t as exclusive as it was portrayed.
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review: Kid X
Coal reaffirms the everyday as well as the extraordinary specialness in Black boys. He struggles, he’s not perfect, but he’s such a good guy!
Shannon Gibney: The KidLit community and the ICE invasion
I have some friends here who are writers who cannot write. I can write, but this is all I can write about now.
Filling Our Buckets
I have information for you on current scholarships from Boyds Mills, grants from REFORMA and WNDB’s new Unbanned Book Network for classroom educators.
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Publishers for Minnesota Auction
Proceeds from this auction will support organizations providing legal aid, emergency assistance, food, and community resources to those in urgent need.
Tracey Baptiste: First Generation Kids
If educators let kids see their experiences as expertise, they could really thrive and assimilate a lot more quickly.
review: The Kids in Mrs. Z’s Class: Fia Hosein Finds Her Beat
In this illustrated work of fiction, Baptiste connects with her roots in Trinidad and Tobago to write about the experiences of Fia Hosein whose family just moved to Peppermint Falls.
2016 Called: It Wants Your Library Back
In the middle of all the chaos, 2016 is calling. Despite it all, this can be a nice way to have some fun.
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