The Color of Language
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Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Kami J. Anderson has a passion and compassion for others and difference through language. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Spanish from Spelman College, a Master's degree in International Affairs/Interdisciplinary Studies in International Communication and Anthropology from American University and a PhD in Communication and Culture from Howard University.
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Preface - Acknowledgment - Introduction-Language Is the New Super Power - Afrocentric and Womanist Pedagogy in the Classroom - Unschooling the Black Child - "Black Like Who?": Teaching Cultural Identity to the Black Child - Language Swag: A New Way to Do Language with Historic Skills - Afrolatinidad as a Tool for Racial Justice in the Classroom - Global Impact of Language Learning for Black Children - Case Study Reflection: Afrocentric Foreign Language Pedagogy in Action - References - Index.
