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Here’s why Black kids need Black books - The Atlanta Voice

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The publishing industry still has a great deal of progress to make concerning the representation of Black children and protagonists in books. While browsing the gift shop at the National Museum of African American History and Culture, librarian Kathy Lester watched a young Black girl grab a book and run up to her parents. Holding […]

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