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2007
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Joyce Arnosky |
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Keywords: analyze, data collection, History, literacy, Math, memoir, photography, social studies, Visual Art, writing |
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Barbara McDowell Dowdall |
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Keywords: African American women, American Literature, growing up, memoir, women, writers |
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Laura C. Jacklin |
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Keywords: American short stories, American society, double-consciousness, Literature, The Souls of Black Folk, World War I |
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Catherine Thornton Brownlee |
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Keywords: African American folktales, African American literature, Afro-American, language arts, Reading, symbolism, themes |
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William S. Lewis |
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Keywords: African American History, August Wilson, griot, History, Literature, personal history |
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Kemo Donita Logan |
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Keywords: African American literature, Compare and contrast, Harlem Renaissance, literacy revolution, poetry, social activism, social themes |
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Christine Lokey |
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Keywords: direct reading, inspire to act, integrating, Literature, racial justice, Reading, scaffolding, social justice, writing, writing instruction |
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Alison McCartney |
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Keywords: analyze, British literature, debate, English, George Orwell, involved citizens, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Reading, social science, World Literature |
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Susan King |
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Keywords: African American culture, African American literature, autistic support, books, comprehension skills, Reading, storytelling |
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Stacia D. Parker |
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Keywords: African American History, America, Apartheid, Harlem Renaissance, political literature, South Africa, think globally |
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2006
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Deborah Samuel |
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Keywords: African American oral traditions, The Harlem Renaissance, Zora Neale Hurston |
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Alexandra Volin Avelin |
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Keywords: African American activists, Alain Locke, poetry, The Harlem Renaissance |
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Bonnee L. Breese |
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Keywords: african american poetry, Black Poets, Harlem Renaissance, poetry, Women poets |
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