Book Lists
The booklists below are titles I use to prepare students to discuss themes that are relevant to the world they are inheriting: social justice, historical truths, anti-racism, empathy, relationships and diverse ways of knowing. In my Ethnic Studies classroom, I am purposely prioritizing authors who represent, and write about, their marginalized perspectives. Stories below are grouped into racial categories to ensure a balanced curriculum which encourages students to explore diverse lived experiences. In racial categories, I include books centering people living in those regions of the world as well as people who are ethnically or ancestrally connected to those regions. When choosing texts, I ask myself- how does this book allow my students to critically engage with the world they are inheriting and inspire them to create positive change in their communities?Â
The booklists below are titles I use to prepare students to discuss themes that are relevant to the world they are inheriting: social justice, historical truths, anti-racism, empathy, relationships and diverse ways of knowing. In my Ethnic Studies classroom, I am purposely prioritizing authors who represent, and write about, their marginalized perspectives. Stories below are grouped into racial categories to ensure a balanced curriculum which encourages students to explore diverse lived experiences. In racial categories, I include books centering people living in those regions of the world as well as people who are ethnically or ancestrally connected to those regions. When choosing texts, I ask myself- how does this book allow my students to critically engage with the world they are inheriting and inspire them to create positive change in their communities?Â