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Direct linkStephanie Jones; Grace Enriquez; Roberta Price Gardner; Susan Flis – Journal of Children's Literature, 2024
This article highlights the State-Wide Read Aloud Days of the picturebook "My Shadow is Purple" (Stuart, 2022) held across and beyond the state of Georgia in response to the firing of elementary school teacher Katie Rinderle under Georgia's trio of censorship laws. The goals for this article are to: (1) document and analyze the emergence…
Descriptors: Reading Aloud to Others, Books, Advocacy, Activism
Swope, Brad – Teaching Tolerance, 2004
The Gullah Nation encompasses the Sea Islands of coastal South Carolina and Georgia, taking in small adjoining swaths of North Carolina and Florida. The Gullah--or Geechee, as they are usually known in Georgia--survive and often thrive in postmodern America. But they still cherish their traditional crafts (basketweaving, storytelling, cast…
Descriptors: Creoles, African Americans, Cultural Pluralism, Cultural Maintenance
