Intersectionality Matters!
53. All My Heroes Were Stolen From Me
Sep 29, 2023
Award-winning author George Johnson joins Kimberlé Crenshaw to discuss book bans in the US and George's experience as one of the most banned Black authors. They explore the power of representation, the importance of challenging stereotypes, and the need for marginalized stories to be heard.
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- The Books Unbanned Tour aims to bring attention to the most banned books in the US and promote diversity in literature and education.
- George Johnson's memoir, All Boys Aren't Blue, addresses the lack of representation for queer black individuals, emphasizing the importance of acceptance and love within black families.
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The Books on Banned Tour
The African American Policy Forum is launching the second year of their Books on Banned Tour, which focuses on books by people of color and books about racial justice. The tour aims to bring attention to the most banned books in the United States and promote the importance of diversity in literature and education. The tour features panel discussions, performances, and events across the country, raising awareness about the impact of book banning on marginalized communities.
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