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Langston's Legacy: Celebrating Langston Hughes
Happy Birthday Langston Hughes!
Many people know Langston Hughes as a poet, but his talents were far more numerous, his experiences much more diverse. Langston Hughes was a traveler, an activist, a dreamer, a visionary. He was tremendously accomplished, but his accomplishments didn't come easily.
Inspired by the centennial celebration of his birth, Langston's Legacy was written to help generate in young readers an interest in Hughes' diverse talents, work and accomplishments.
The book also seeks to shed light on this tremendous fortitude and perseverance, which, arguably, were equally instrumental in developing his legacy.
Purchase Langston's Legacy here.
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Work To Be Done: A Continuation For Walter Dean Myers
by Cheryl Willis Hudson The tribute to Walter Dean Myers at Symphony Space in New York City, March 8, 2015, was appropriately titled: "Work to Be Done: A Continuation for Walter Dean Myers--A celebration of his Legacy and Mission." Hosted...
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African American Daily Quote For Kids
I've known rivers; I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the flow of human blood in human veins. My soul has grown deep like the rivers. —Langston Hughes, "The Negro Speaks of Rivers" ...
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Author Tony Medina
Tony Medina is one of the more prolific writers of color effectively shaping the new literary renaissance. He has published four volumes of poetry, including Emerge & See, which Amiri Baraka included in his 1992 "Summer Reading List" in American...
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Illustrator Stephan Hudson
STEPHAN HUDSON is an illustrator and graphic designer. A graduate of Rowan University, he recently launched his own design company 2nd Chapter. He has designed books and book covers and his work is featured in several children's titles. They...
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Author Cheryl Willis Hudson
CHERYL WILLIS HUDSON is editorial director of Just Us Books, Inc., an independent publishing company that focuses on Black interest books for children and young adults. She and her husband Wade Hudson, founded Just Us Books in 1988 to address...
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