The History of African American Children's Literature
Black History Month is a time for recognition, reflection, and inspiration as we acknowledge the contributions of African Americans to the progress of the United States. Dr. Nanika Coor introduces listeners to literary figures in African American history who led the charge to publish positive images of African Americans in children’s literature.
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