Growing Up Black: Teens Write About African-american Identity - Maria Luisa Tucker - Books - Youth Communication, New York Center - 9781935552345 - April 1, 2010
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Growing Up Black: Teens Write About African-american Identity

Maria Luisa Tucker

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Growing Up Black: Teens Write About African-american Identity

Marc Notes: Catalog item #YD07-1--T.p. verso.; True stories by teens.; African-American teens explore how race has shaped their lives. The authors are told they're 'too black' or 'not black enough'; they're insulted by family members and friends when they date outside their race; they're followed around by store clerks like criminals. But there's more than just the ugly side of race here. These reflective narratives show young people challenging stereotypes and creating their own definitions of beauty, community, and love--P. [4] of cover..

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Released April 1, 2010
ISBN13 9781935552345
Publishers Youth Communication, New York Center
Genre Ethnic Orientation > African American
Pages 139
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 8 mm   ·   195 g

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