Read Across America should be a time when we do just that- read stories that represent America. We should seek to put stories in front of our students that build community, prioritize inclusiveness, teach empathy, cultivate cultural intelligence, inspire young citizens, and uplift marginalized communities. In order to do this, a wide variety of books from various authors are needed.
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We are a parent and an educator that care about what students all over the country and world are gaining from their public-school educations. It is our hope that this resource will help you advocate for not only your child/student, but on behalf of all of the students that attend your child/student’s school.
It’s important to advocate for your child/student to make sure all of this, and more, is a priority at your school.
We have provided you with email templates, resources, research, links, book lists, activities and support to advocate for diverse texts at your site.
We feel it is inappropriate for children to celebrate Dr. Seuss and his images without context or pointing out that the stereotypes are hurtful and harmful for the students they are supposed to represent, as well the students who begin to form biases and stereotypes based on what they see.
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