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	<title>Comments on: Books for black kids</title>
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		<title>By: Sarah</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sarah</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hmm. But the comment wasn&#039;t about whether the CSK books tend to be more or less literary-- the comment addressed issues of representation. (And hopefully there&#039;s a wider, more diverse representation in the audience for these books as well. While I understand the importance of African-American children and YAs in particular seeing the wide range of their experiences depicted in literature, I would hope that this doesn&#039;t mean that books about black kids are exclusively books *for* black kids.) Not being a member of the African-American community myself, I don&#039;t think I could participate in the conversation about representation and class in any way but to listen. But I do think there&#039;s often the same underlying problem at work in many of these discussions, which is just the need for more children&#039;s books by and about people of color in general. For all kids.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hmm. But the comment wasn&#8217;t about whether the CSK books tend to be more or less literary&#8211; the comment addressed issues of representation. (And hopefully there&#8217;s a wider, more diverse representation in the audience for these books as well. While I understand the importance of African-American children and YAs in particular seeing the wide range of their experiences depicted in literature, I would hope that this doesn&#8217;t mean that books about black kids are exclusively books *for* black kids.) Not being a member of the African-American community myself, I don&#8217;t think I could participate in the conversation about representation and class in any way but to listen. But I do think there&#8217;s often the same underlying problem at work in many of these discussions, which is just the need for more children&#8217;s books by and about people of color in general. For all kids.</p>
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