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R is for "Racist Nursery Rhymes"?? 🤔

R is for "Racist Nursery Rhymes"?? 🤔

Those who are never on the receiving end of actual racism are probably unaware that many of their forefathers were absolutely obsessed with race and weaved it very tightly into the fabric that is America. They weaved racism into the school system, financial and banking system, the housing system and into city layouts. The modern day police is an institution that was one hundred percent conceived and structured around the ideals of racism. And what would you say if I told you that even something as child-friendly and innocent as a Nursery Rhyme was also rooted in racism? *Gasp*

Channing and Chelsae Moreland
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B is for Black Children's Books, Black Characters & Black Voices!

B is for Black Children's Books, Black Characters & Black Voices!

Who is going to do that for our children if we don't? The answer is NOBODY. Yes, their are the Ezra Jack Keats and Andrea Beatys- who choose Black main characters to make their stories come to life, and their works are awesome! But who can tell our stories better than us, who can channel our voices and experiences better than we can? Who can empower our children better than we can? Who can address actual issues that our children face better than we can? Who can use literature to pass down our culture and traditions better than we can? Who could be more equipped to give our children the tools they need to navigate this world wearing black skin better than we can? The answer is NOBODY. And this applies to any group, not just Black people. Nobody can tell your (community, cultural, traditional etc..) stories better than you can. 
Channing and Chelsae Moreland
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Beginning Steps for Ensuring Black Students feel a Since of Belonging

Beginning Steps for Ensuring Black Students feel a Since of Belonging

It didn't take long for me to realize that I had to go into Black Pride overdrive for my students. I was going to make sure that these Black children whose lives I touched every single day had at least one place on campus that was intentionally designed to support them. I would affirm everything from their beautiful skin tones to their natural hairstyles- by my third year at the school, almost every girl with permed hair that came through my class had done a big chop and was now proudly wearing their natural hair!

Channing and Chelsae Moreland
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