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Black History is American History

rcarrera73
Feb 16, 2023
1 min read

Updated: Jan 13


The Milne Public Library Teen Room has a wide array of Young Adult books that reflect Black life, past and present. Below are a selection of newer titles in our collection.


Want more information? Scroll down for some links to useful resources!



  • Play the Game
    Play the Game
  • The Black Kids
    The Black Kids
  • The Door of No Return
    The Door of No Return
  • We Are All So Good at Smiling
    We Are All So Good at Smiling
  • For Lamb
    For Lamb
  • Ordinary Hazards
    Ordinary Hazards
  • Beautiful Struggle
    Beautiful Struggle
  • Caste
    Caste

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For further information, please take a look at the following links:


  • Visit Teen Vogue to learn more about the creation of Black History Month, book recommendations, current issues and more!



  • Video: Black Lives Matter Movement by Global Citizen





6 Comments


Guest
Oct 02

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Guest
Sep 24

Thank you for this insightful post! It’s crucial to recognize that understanding Black history enriches American identity. By honoring these narratives, we can foster unity and create a more inclusive future. Speed stars game

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jerry
Sep 23

I love that the Milne Public Library is highlighting these YA titles — "The Black Kids" and "Ordinary Hazards" are both such powerful reads, and it's great to see libraries making Black history visible beyond just February. This reminds me of how important it is to actually engage with these stories rather than just checking a box during Black History Month. Speaking of representation and how images shape perception, I've used a bad quality maker to create degraded versions of photos for a class project on media literacy, and it's wild how much blur and pixelation changes the feeling of an image. Anyway, thanks for sharing these resources — definitely adding a few of these titles to my reading list.

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Guest
Aug 02

Girl games is so good

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space waves
Jun 13

If you play space waves, you'll feel a rush of bright hallways and sharp corners in a fun pinball game. Wave-driven movement makes each run a test of focus, patience, and exact control. There aren't many breaks, and you can start over right away. This makes it so that mistakes teach faster than successes. Also, easy access and clear feedback make the experience intense without being too much.

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