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This New Children’s Book Club Keeps Black History Alive

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By Aziah Siid | Word In Black (WIB) - Every August or September across the United States, a new crop of 5-year-olds starts their K-12 academic journey. These youngsters head to school to learn valuable life skills — like counting to 100 or learning how to spell their names. Educators often rely on stories and […]

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