Home Feed
Home
Search
Search
Add Review, Blurb, Quote
Add
Activity
Activity
Profile
Profile
Stamped
Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You | Jason Reynolds
153 posts | 133 read | 3 reading | 96 to read
"A history of racist and antiracist ideas in America, from their roots in Europe until today, adapted from the National Book Award winner Stamped from the Beginning"--
Amazon Indiebound Barnes and Noble WorldCat Goodreads LibraryThing
Pick icon
100%
blurb
Sleepswithbooks
post image

To My #Litsylove Letter Writers 🐌📝 💌📬💛!!!

Hi Snail Mailers who write me - each week I‘ve been sending on used stamps for a Fundraiser for a Charity called Hearing Dogs. If they reach a specific number of used stamps, they get a financial boost/donation. If anyone who writes to me wants to include your used stamps from received #Litsylove, that would be amazing!! I‘ll post when the fundraiser ends 🐶❤️💌📬

AmyG Will do! I will start saving them for you. Please tell me when to stop or you will get them for eternity. 12mo
Sleepswithbooks Thank you @amyg 💛 12mo
Deblovestoread Will do! 12mo
See All 10 Comments
Bookwormjillk You got it! 12mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Are you getting lots of stamps? 12mo
Sleepswithbooks @TheLudicReader and @UwannaPublishme just sent me such an amazing bunch of stamps!! Ladies - I sent you both a letter today - THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! 12mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Sleepswithbooks awesome!! Did you get the ones I sent? 12mo
Sleepswithbooks Yes!!!! Thank you so much!! 12mo
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Sleepswithbooks I ordered some stamps online and they looked odd. I was hoping they would make it!! 12mo
48 likes10 comments
quote
KateKintail
post image

If we understand how the tree works, how the trunk and roots are where the power lies, and how gravity is on our side, we can attack it, each of us with small axes, and change the face of the forest. So let‘s learn all there is to know about the tree of racism. The root. The fruit. The sap and trunk. The nests built over time, the changing leaves. That way, your generation can finally, actively chop it down.

SqueakyChu This is a book I definitely want to read. I‘ve read two other of Kendi‘s books which left a big impression on me. I‘ll tell you about this when I see you. Do you have this book to BookCross to me perhaps? 🤞 14mo
KateKintail @SqueakyChu I think I would like to keep it for my permanent collection. But if you want to borrow it for some time, absolutely! I will bring it to you at a meet-up! This was my second time reading it, and I still feel like there is a lot more to process. 14mo
SqueakyChu I‘d love to borrow it and return it. I‘ve read two other of Kendi‘s books and found both of them valuable. 13mo
SqueakyChu How to be an antiracist 13mo
14 likes2 stack adds4 comments
blurb
GatheringBooks
post image

#ArtfulAugust Day 7: A #Conspiracy to dismantle systemic racism from its roots through education.

Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Perfect 📚🙌🏻 2y
58 likes1 comment
review
Christopher_Tallon
post image
Pickpick

Great book. Read it with my teenagers. Lots of history you won't learn in school. Don't just be not-racist, be anti-racist!

46 likes1 stack add
review
LeaKell
Mehso-so

I read this book after a colleague of mine had her class read it in U.S. History. Written for a young audience and so much history in 240 pages, left me wanting more, which is the point! I can see my middle school niece loving it.

review
MeganAnn
post image
Pickpick

This one has been on my to-read list for awhile. I‘m so glad @JackOBotts had it on the #nywd22 #newyearwhodis list prompting me to finally pick it up.

All the praise for this one is well deserved. Some of this I knew, some of it was new to me and all of it was written with passion and humor. I will likely be purchasing a copy for my own shelves and I‘ve told my son he should read this as well.

monalyisha 💓💓💓 2y
JackOBotts Agree! I look forward to having my kiddos read this as well, once they‘re a bit older. 2y
63 likes2 comments
blurb
MeganAnn
post image

Received my #bhms #blitsyswap from the wonderful @Endowarrior21 today! Can‘t wait to open it.

Also sent out my box to a lucky recipient today. Forgot to take a photo so instead I‘ve included a picture of the well read black woman sticker I included on the outside of the box made by kLigg on Etsy.

Tagged is one of my current reads which I‘m loving so far.

Zuhkeeyah What a great sticker! 2y
Chelleo Awesome! And love that sticker! ☺️ 2y
56 likes2 comments
blurb
lostinwords
post image

#weekendreading I‘ll be finishing up a few, focusing on these first. I don‘t plan to finish the Artist‘s Way, I‘m just digging in day by day.

quote
lostinwords
post image

quote
lostinwords
post image

lostinwords Although I‘ve owned the book shortly after it was released, my new found love of audiobooks has inspired me to get going with meeting my 2022 reading goals and read some that I‘ve owned forever. America, us, people are still waking up and facing more of our ugly despicable history that has impacted our ugly truthful present. Where does one stand-even now. I can only see them as friends if I really see them. I can only see them if I can see me. (edited) 2y
8 likes1 stack add1 comment
review
JenniferEgnor
post image
Pickpick

There is soooo much that I wasn‘t taught in history classes, textbooks. So much. There‘s been a massive cover up, and it‘s all exposed now. Shameful, that any of it ever happened. But what‘s more shameful, is now the powerful leaders don‘t want us to know or talk about it. Highly recommend this one! More on banned books: https://www.npr.org/2021/09/30/1041610286/during-banned-books-week-readers-explo...

Chrissyreadit Do you go to or work at Marshall? I‘m glad they make a statement about not banning books. WV is full of contradictions. 2y
JenniferEgnor @Chrissyreadit I don‘t, I‘m in SC. I was looking for a screenshot about this book being banned, and there were so many spots to choose from. It‘s alarming, that we are seeing this happen. ‘Selective storytelling incidents‘…isn‘t that how American history is taught? Stamped, stamped, and stamped again. 2y
Chrissyreadit @JenniferEgnor the only thing I‘m ok with about book banning is it typically gets more people to read the book and because of the internet people are foolish to ban information- although I realize it works both ways with false info too. 2y
JenniferEgnor @Chrissyreadit you‘re absolutely right. Banning only gives it more attention. And yes, it does work both ways. But I think a line should be drawn when information causes real harm. All it takes, is one lie. 2y
Chrissyreadit @JenniferEgnor I completely agree! There must be regulations against purposefully spreading lies dangerously! 2y
10 likes1 stack add5 comments
quote
JenniferEgnor
post image

Turned out, freedom in America was like quicksand. It looked solid until a Black person tried to stand on it. Then it became clear it was a sinkhole.

review
GingerAntics
post image
Pickpick

This book is awesome. It is clear and concise, but also funny and just a little cheeky. I can see kids really enjoying this book. Kendi and Reynolds make it very clear that the belief that any group is better or worse is racist. This is not racist against anyone. It mentions white people who hold antiracist views throughout history and black people who hold racist and assimilationist views throughout history. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

GingerAntics It also mentions how this is all made worse by sexism and homophobia. It‘s really the trifecta of what conservatives fear. That‘s the only thing they‘re objecting to. I imagine their kids don‘t mind the book at all. It‘s the parents with the problem. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 2y
GingerAntics The claim that the book contains “selective storytelling incidents” is absurd. If that‘s all it takes to ban a history book (or not a history book in this case), then every single history book on the planet, most especially K12 textbooks need to be banned too. There would be nothing for historians to study in graduate school because they ALL do that. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 2y
GingerAntics No, this doesn‘t go into great depth about racism against other people, but that‘s not its scope, and it‘s honest about that. Rather than banning this book, if this is the true objection, encourage the writing of another book for indigenous people, another for Asian people, another for Hispanic people, etc. so experts in those fields can tell those stories. No one book is going to cover everything, nor should it try. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻 (edited) 2y
See All 6 Comments
GingerAntics I‘d love to know which “public statements of the author” people are upset about. The only ones I‘ve heard boil down to “racism is bad, let‘s work together to stop being racist.” If you have a problem with that, if you have a problem with your child learning that, the problem is not this book, the author, or his public statements. #Stamped #IbramXKendi #JasonReynolds #audiobook #BannedBooksWeek 2y
kspenmoll Great book for students. 2y
GingerAntics @kspenmoll absolutely agree! This is such a great conversation starter. Plus, there is a wonderful, playful cheekiness that Reynolds adds to this. 2y
19 likes6 comments
quote
GingerAntics
post image
quote
GingerAntics
post image
quote
GingerAntics
post image

Welcome to America in the last two years.
#Stamped #IbramXKendi #JasonReynolds #audiobook #BannedBooksWeek

blurb
GingerAntics
post image

🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️
#Stamped #IbramXKendi #JasonReynolds #audiobook #BannedBooksWeek

quote
GingerAntics
post image

😂🤣😂 this is accurate 💙💙💙 Jason Reynolds for the win.
#Stamped #IbramXKendi #JasonReynalds #audiobook #BannedBooksWeek

blurb
GingerAntics
post image

With 30 minutes left in Banned Books Week, this audiobook became available from my library, so I‘m going to listen to this one tonight so I can take my time to properly take in Stamped from the Beginning.
#Stamped #IbramXKendi #JasonReynolds #audiobook #BannedBooksWeek

blurb
HeatherBookNerd
post image

Happy Banned Books week to my fellow readers. Here are some of my favorite often-challenged books. Celebrate your freedom to read what you want!

WanderingBookaneer Two Boys Kissing is a favorite of mine, but I know it‘s not for everyone. 2y
32 likes1 comment
review
Crinoline_Laphroaig
post image
Pickpick

Tomorrow starts Banned Books Week. I finished several of the #top10challengedbooks over the Summer along with #irlbookclub Reads.📚
#summerreading2021

blurb
WanderingBookaneer
post image
review
JackOBotts
Pickpick

Brilliant adaptation of Kendi‘s Stamped from the Beginning. Reynolds does a fantastic job taking Kendi‘s text and making it digestible for younger readers without sacrificing impact. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This should be required reading. I look forward to reading some of Reynolds‘ other works. I enjoyed the tone of his writing.

megnews This one is sooo good 3y
Libby1 I agree that it should be required reading. 3y
JackOBotts Thanks, @megnews - will have to check it out! 3y
30 likes3 comments
review
Libby1
post image
Pickpick

This was absolutely excellent. I learned so much, and have so much left to learn.

I will keep learning, and keep trying to “love fully”, as Jason Reynolds wrote in the Afterword.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

45 likes1 stack add
review
CaitZ
post image
Pickpick

This book left me with a lot to think about. #Booked2021 #Anti-Racism
@Cinfhen @4thhouseontheleft @BarbaraTheBibliophage

It was also my #bookspin book. @TheAromaofBooks

Cinfhen I‘ve heard it‘s really powerful! It‘s on my TBR 🤓 3y
BarbaraTheBibliophage On my TBR also. Must get to it!! 3y
TheAromaofBooks Great progress!!! 3y
36 likes3 comments
blurb
actualdisneyprincess
post image

In addition to being due soon, it just seemed pretty timely to tackle this one. #stamped #jasonreynolds #ibramxkendi #racism #antiracism #important

16 likes1 stack add
blurb
Chrissyreadit
post image

1. Queens NYC
2. WV
3. 3 younger brothers
4. Sherlock Holmes
Thanks for the tag @wanderinglynn @riversong153

Eggs Thanks for playing 👏🏻📚😊 3y
67 likes2 comments
review
KelsiTaylor
post image
Pickpick

A great book to further your antiracist education! Written conversationally with humor and lots of history you never learned in school. A phenomenal, not history, history book.

review
Zoe-h
post image
Pickpick

Normally I don‘t enjoy a book about history, or any nonfiction really. But this book was a great read. I really enjoyed it 4⭐️

blurb
katy4peas
post image

I‘m sure you all are sick of me posting about this book, but you guys! 😯 It has so much history in it that we never learned in school. I‘m learning more important things about the presidents and who they were and what their policies were and how those things affected other things with this book than I ever did in school. Possibly, I am older and more interested and this is more meaningful to me now as an adult. However, this is still ⬇️

katy4peas Something that we barely touched on in school. We spent maybe a week on MLK and I can‘t name all of the presidents. 🤷‍♀️ 3y
katy4peas I am learning from a new perspective about presidents and these things will stick with me and help me remember these so-called leaders. It is unfortunate in a way that the first thing I am learning about these people is about their racist policies. On the other hand... our leaders have always been racist and we need to work on fixing that. 💪🏽 This book is so interesting to me😯🤔😡😢🥰 and gives me tons of feels. 3y
Come-read-with-me I thought this was an amazing book. Glad you‘re finding so many life lessons in it! 3y
See All 6 Comments
Suet624 Love your review. ❤️ 3y
Libby1 I finished this today and loved it! 3y
katy4peas @Libby1 isn‘t it amazing!? 3y
63 likes2 stack adds6 comments
quote
katy4peas

“The shift went from fighting for civil rights to fighting for freedom. The difference between the two is simple. One implies a fight for fairness. The other, a right to live.”

46 likes1 stack add
quote
katy4peas
post image

“Barry Goldwater, a senator from AZ, was also running (for president). Goldwater was ushering in a new kind of conservatism. His platform was that government assistance, which White people had been receiving for a long time, was bad for human beings, that it turned people into animals. Of course, this racist epiphany hit Goldwater once Black people started receiving government assistance too. Funny how that happens, yet not funny at all. “

blurb
katy4peas
post image

📚book-throwing —(for you @TheBookHippie and @AmyG ) 😉
📚page-turning / audio bingeing
📚stomach clenching

Jason Reynolds narrates this audiobook and does an AMAZING job of making it interesting. The history itself is told with current events and humor added in.

@ShyBookOwl #3wordreviews
Wanna play? @kspenmoll @Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick @AmyG

TheBookHippie Throwing the book 🏆 3y
katy4peas @TheBookHippie 😂 totally! 3y
Kelly_the_Bookish_Sidekick Thanks for the tag! I've played once but maybe I can think of a review for another book in progress 😆 3y
kspenmoll Will play!!! 3y
46 likes4 comments
blurb
katy4peas
post image

Wow! This book is fascinating. I wish we had learned this in school. One because it is important and two because it is important. Great narrator and I love the interesting tidbits and definitions.

79 likes1 stack add
blurb
mandarchy
post image

Finally got my hands on this, I've been waiting to read it. It's a much appreciated gift to my library.

janerzy I just bought this yesterday! 3y
mandarchy @janerzy I read the adult version and it put me to sleep. I've heard so many great things about this version. I suppose Jason Reynolds made it more approachable. I have been waiting to read it, but I got this for my staff... hoping they let me read it first. 3y
37 likes2 comments
review
CB_Reads
post image
Pickpick

Intended for young adults, this is a good introduction to the racist past of the US and Antiracism. Written conversationally, so I was very engaged. Easily digestible but powerful and leaves you with a lot to reflect on.

blurb
luvlee68
post image

5 likes1 stack add
blurb
BookishMarginalia
post image

A reminder of the importance of #antiracisteducation

review
Beccacraft
Pickpick

I really enjoyed this book, learning some new truths of our country‘s history and exploring how racism has been perpetuated over time to look different but to remain in place to support those in power. I really wanted to delve in more to many of the topics but thought this was a great short and easy read that covered so much in an enjoyable and informative way!

review
MaggieCarr
post image
Pickpick

I received this book as an ARC but it got lost in the shuffle and I'm ashamed to have only just now read it. I'm a proud American but I sure was reaffirmed how little we have learned from our own history by reading this, definitely adding the initial book to my TBR list.

blurb
kspenmoll
post image

#12booksof2020 #integrateyourshelf #12drummersdrumming

Groundbreaking book on the history of racist ideas - perfect for students.

57 likes2 stack adds
review
Mesica25
post image
Pickpick

Awesome book everyone should educate themselves with.

blurb
kimmypete1
post image

Day 11 - November - Stamped

HIGHLY RECOMMEND

#12Booksof2020 @Andrew65

review
Caryl
post image
Pickpick

4: Reynolds creatively and brilliantly remixes Kendi‘s scholarship. Read up.

#12booksof2020 @Andrew65

Andrew65 Great choice. 3y
24 likes1 comment
review
CortexVortex
post image
Pickpick

If I could pick anyone as my writing instructor, I'd pick Jason Reynolds. Right of the bat, he says this is not a history book. He's right; unlike many history books, Stamped is neither dry nor bores the reader with trivial information. Instead, Reynolds manages to present Ibram X Kendi‘s longer work in a conversational style that is easily digestible by the YA audience.

blurb
WorldsOkayestStepMom
post image

Kindle Daily Deal today for tagged book!

review
LaurenMags
post image
Pickpick

Wow! Just wow! So much history that I didn't even know. Schools really don't teach us the important history of racism. I also love the way Jason Reynolds writes/speaks. He knows how to speak to children and teens to get them to listen and you can tell that he has a genuine love for them!

blurb
Lindy
post image

At the end of each year, I take a look at Book Riot‘s #readharder, to see how I did, without actively participating in this challenge.
1: tagged
2: The Girl & the Ghost (Hanna Alkaf) plus 9 other retellings
3: All the Devils Are Here (Louise Penny)
4: Dancing After TEN (Vivian Chong & Georgia Webber) + 9 other memoirs
5: The End of Everything (Katie Mack) + 4 other books

Reggie You are a reading superstar!!! 💫 3y
Lindy @Reggie ☺️ The idea of Book Riot‘s Read Harder challenge is to expand one‘s reading horizons but expansiveness is exactly what I seek in my reading, so no extra challenge is necessary. 3y
28 likes1 stack add2 comments