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Picture Books: Identity+Building a Sense of Self

It is important that we are using books in our learning spaces to help our students build their identities and a strong sense of self. Students need to be seen through an asset based lens for all of the intersectional identities and experiences they bring to learning spaces.

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Talking to your Youth about Racism

Ivana Zajkovska

This article was published on November 26, 2021 by the Muslim Youth of North America and is republished in its original format and entirety.

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Reflect on Voting Rights This MLK Day

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

Once the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 was passed, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr began working to register African-Americans in the South, since this part of the country had suppressive voting laws.

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A Day of Service: A MLK Reminder For Us: - Serve Humanity

Mahasin D. Shamsid-Deen

In the United States, the third Monday in January is Martin Luther King Day which is the only federal holiday that is designated as a day of service. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Dr Martin Luther King Jr.: Icon of Social Justice

Qadir Abdus-Sabur

In a recent article, Role of the HBCU, I discussed the contributions that graduates of these august institutions have made to

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History of Racism In The United States

Samana Siddiqui

Racism is the belief that one’s race, skin color, or more generally, one’s group, be it of religious, national or ethnic identity, is superior to others in humanity.

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Words Matter: Learn the Vocabulary of Racism

Zahirah Lynn Eppard

In order to do any type of work to confront racism on either a micro or macro level, we must educate ourselves about history, social customs and culture, and about our individual and collective roles that support it.

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Picture Books: Identity+Building a Sense of Self

Talking to your Youth about Racism

Reflect on Voting Rights This MLK Day

A Day of Service: A MLK Reminder For Us: - Serve Humanity

Dr Martin Luther King Jr.: Icon of Social Justice

History of Racism In The United States

Words Matter: Learn the Vocabulary of Racism

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