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The Hottentot Venus
By Barbara Chase-Ribaoud
(Doubleday, 317 pages, $24)

From My People: 400 Years of African American Folklore
By Daryl Cumber Dabce
(Norton, 768 pages, $19.95)

Night Journey
By Murad Kalam
(Simon & Schuster, 309 pages, $23)


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The Token White Chick in The Cheetah Girls
Posted on Wed 27 Aug 4:04pm
Found on Ohio.com, Submitted by oochiwallah

The Cheetah Girls was finally made into a Disney Channel Original movie starring Cosby Show veteran Ravn...
On interview w/ Danyel Smith Do Books Have Colors?
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I have long believed in the power of the written word to reach across various threads of identity (be it race,...
Pope's no Muggle, Says Potter's Okay
Posted on Sun 9 Feb 11:58pm
Found on CNN.com, Submitted by katekilla

Pope endorses Harry Potter and "the imaginary world of fairies, magicians, angels and witches." Wait, I...
Delaney Sisters Have Their Say -- This Time, For Kids
Posted on Fri 7 Feb 6:19pm
Found on Cnn.com, Submitted by katekilla

A new book for kids 6-12 details the inspiring life stories of sisters Sadie and Bessie Delaney.
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