Literally Cultured Youtube African American Read-In
YouTubeJoin the Literally Cultured YouTube channel each day for the month of February with a Black History fact and picture
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Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Thursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite texts written by authors and musicians who
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Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Northeastern University 360 Huntington Ave, BostonThursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite authors and musicians who self-identify as African-American
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3rd Annual MMS African American Read-In
Students will enjoy the literary works of African American authors throughout the month of February in the MacDonald Middle School
National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter African American Read-In
Members, family members, community members, and friends of the National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter will read
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University of Evansville African American Read-In
Students and faculty at the University of Evansville in the School of Education will read works written by African American
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West Middle School African American Read-In
Volunteers will read picture books about Black history or other books by Black authors. A couple of classes will come
Laguardia Community College African American Read-In and Black Cinema Festival
Laguardia Community College 31-10 Thomson Avenue, Long Island CityAfter a screening of If Beale Street Could Talk, write and read a poem based on the film, or read
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Leon County African American Read-In
LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library LeRoy Collins Leon County Public Library, TALLAHASSEEJoin us for the 2024 Leon County African American Read-In featuring children's books by African American authors. In celebration of
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Mathews Elementary School AARI
Mathews Elementary School P. O. Box 219, MathewsCommunity members are invited to read to each class of students from Pre-K-grade 5.
Clover Street School: A Journey Through Words
Clover Street School 57 Clover Street, WindsorAs we embrace the spirit of the upcoming Black History Month, we are excited to invite you to a special
Sigma Tau Delta African-American Read-In at SUNY Plattsburgh
Wilson Commons SUNY Plattsburgh 101 Broad Street -- SUNY Plattsburgh -- CVH Wilson Commons, PlattsburghIn commemoration of Black History Month, Sigma Tau Delta (the English Honor Society), will be hosting its annual African-American Read-in
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TSU Black Arts and Literature Faculty’s 35th Annual African-American Read-In
Tennessee State University Humanities Room 113 3500 John a merritt blvd, NashvilleTennessee State University's Black Arts and Literature Faculty of the Languages, Literature, and Philosophy Department will host the 35th Annual
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First Annual African-American Read-In @ Gather Community Space
GatherCommunitySpace 97 S Franklin St, Wilkes-BarreJoin Gather Community Space and the Wilkes-Barre NAACP Chapter for a read-in highlighting living Black and African-American authors. Bring a text
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