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Category: Essays

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A Teacher PSA

Posted on22 August, 201828 January, 2023

Last week a parent posted on Twitter an excerpt of a note sent home by her child about free reading choices. Sadly to say, the note had a number of […] Read More

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Open Letter to Writers

Posted on25 October, 20175 April, 2018

I’ve not commented, though have retweeted profound threads, on the on-going discussion that resulted from the removal of American Heart’s starred review from Kirkus. I saw the FB post the […] Read More

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Banned Books Week: Sex in YA

Posted on27 September, 201727 September, 2017

It’s Banned Books week and to celebrate I thought I’d talk about a subject that many books are banned for – sex! Yes, that three letter word that often throws […] Read More

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Whose Streets?, Charlottesville, and Activist Storytelling

Posted on18 August, 20175 April, 2018

Last Saturday morning, I headed to the movie theater, eyes glued to my phone as I tried (unsuccessfully) to navigate and check twitter at the same time. I found my […] Read More

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Charlottesville and Resources

Posted on16 August, 201716 August, 2017

Seems like a great time to recommend these young adult books tackling white supremacy. #Charlottesville pic.twitter.com/ZjiJCqzxb1 — Pick My YA (@PickMyYA) August 12, 2017 “If you’re not outraged, you’re not […] Read More

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#OwnVoices and Twitter

Posted on31 July, 20175 April, 2018

Over the last few months, there’s been a growing conversation around representation, #ownvoices, writing, and reviewing on Twitter. If that sounds vague, that’s because I’m writing this at 4:00am and […] Read More

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