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We Still Be Lovin' Black Children : A Divine Ancestral Charge
We Still Be Lovin' Black Children : A Divine Ancestral Charge
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ISBN No.: 9781975509330
Pages: 220
Year: 202605
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 31.20
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Acknowledgments Preface Introduction--We (Still) Be Lovin' Black Children Part I-- Black Folks in the United States 1. Open Love Letter to Black Families and Communities Kamania Wynter-Hoyte and Gloria Swindler Boutte 2. Pro-Blackness: What It Looks Like and What It Is Gloria Swindler Boutte, Jarvais J. Jackson, George L. Johnson, Janice Baines, and Nicole Y. Strange-Martin 3. We Be Lovin Black History: Eight Best Teaching Practices Around Black History Education LaGarrett J. King, Dawnavyn James, Abigail Henry, Gregory Simmons, and Daphanie Bibbs 4.


My Soul Looks Back in Wonder: What Are We Doing to "Serve the Present Age"? Joyce E. King 5. What the Children We Be Lovin' Have To Say Preston King, Jaliyah S. Ware, and Janiyah S. Ware 6. Say It Loud--I'm Black and I'm Proud: Beauty, Brilliance, and Belonging in Our Homes, Classrooms, and Communities Jarvais J. Jackson, Saudah N. Collins, Janice Baines, and Valente' Gibson 7.


Great Rising: Activities to Inspire Black Teens and Youth Shaquetta Moultrie, Antoinette Gibson, and Julia Dawson 8. Preparing Black Children to Identify and Confront Racism in Books, Media, and Other Texts: Critical Questions Meir Muller 9. Each One, Teach One: Reflections and Lessons on Mentoring Young Men of Color Ricardo O. Neal and Kindel Turner Nash 10. We Be Family Kayla Hostetler and Jamon Dubose 11. The Crown on Your Head: Teaching African Diaspora Literacy Through Hair Shayla Calhoun and Joy Howard 12. Teaching Our Children About Blackness in the World Lasana D. Kazembe, Leslie K.


Etienne, and Tambra O. Jackson Part II--Black Folks All Over the World 13. African Diaspora Literacy in Jamaica and the Wider Caribbean Dr. Clement T. M. Lambert 14. Lessons From Africa Asangha Ngufor Muki, Samuel Ntewusu, Moepeola Omoegun, and Berte Van Wyk 15. We Be Schoolin'.


We Be Schooled: Learning Across Educator Partnerships with Youth Voices at the Center Safi Darden, Melody Kuziwa Jombe, Wahida Sussex and Ayanna Page 16. Resources LaGarrett J. King, Gloria Swindler Boutte, Joyce E. King, George L. Johnson, Jr., and Jarvais J. Jackson Appendix A: Dimensions of African American Culture Appendix B: Ten Principles for Black Education and Socialization About the Authors Index NOTE: Table of Contents subject to change up until publication date.


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