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Author M. K. Lobb shares a guest post about why it's important that you write for yourself
What sets my novel apart is the acknowledgment of the past and its celebration of Black excellence and achievement.
Gloria Chao talks about the inspiration behind her new book and shows us how to make paper lanterns.
Artemis Sparke is an invitation for all ages to join a brigade or, even better, to rally up their own brigade and experience the power of resurrected voices.
Greater representation serves young library users and the profession. But more effort is needed to bring in—and retain—Black librarians.
From Virginia Florence, the first Black woman in the U.S. to receive a library science degree, to Clara Stanton Jones, the first Black president of the American Library Association, pioneers of the profession.
Teen Librarian Cindy Shutts shares what she keeps in her craft supply toolbox so she's always ready for the next DIY craft program
In The Carrefour Curse, I have revisited my gothic obsessed childhood and had a great deal of fun doing so.
Illustrated works enhance classic African American songs and embrace the joys of rhythm.
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