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New Children’s Book Explores Emotions Black Kids Face Around Their Identity in America

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Black children growing up in the United States often experience a range of emotions and complexities pertaining to Black American history and their identity in the country. They may feel embarrassment, shame, or anger brought about by history lessons discussing slavery and racism. Some have feelings of resentment or displacement as they realize they can […]

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