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Kenyazero
Say Her Name | Zetta Elliott
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I enjoyed reading Zetta‘s poems. She uses a variety of forms which makes this a highly dynamic read, and her work does an excellent job of driving home her point. These poems will catch your attention. The illustrations throughout were a nice touch. #Poetry

Kenyazero Used for #GottaCatchEmAll Emolga: yellow cover @puddlejumper; and #OwlHouseReadathon Gus: by a black author 5d
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Jen2
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Pickpick

Sad and good.

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charl08
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Gary Younge giving a rousing argument for political engagement (instead of the history talk I was hoping for: but it was excellent anyway).

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TheBookgeekFrau
Daddy's Girl | Charlotte Vale-Allen
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Eggs Sounds like a tough read! 4mo
TheBookgeekFrau @Eggs I read it when I was around 13 and I remember being fascinated in a holy shit this can't be real, kind of way. 4mo
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miapantalone

“They could have killed every one of you”

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miapantalone

I would use this to show my students that literature can be used with songs. I would also use this to teach my students to fight for what is right.

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miapantalone
Mehso-so

In George Ella Lyons book, Which side are you on? Published in 2011. The story is told of the classic union song that was written in 1931 by Florence Reece in a rain of bullets. It has been sung by people fighting for their rights all over the world.