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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Pond (edizione 2020)di Billy W Cross (Autore), Blueberry Illustrations (Illustratore)
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The Pond depicts a real event that occurred in 1958 in Birmingham, Alabama. This beautifully illustrated book is written in rhyming verse.The story is told through the eyes of Billy, a five year old white child, living in the Deep South. Still six years away from the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Alabama and many parts of the United States were still segregated. Blacks and whites could not attend the same schools, churches, theaters, or restaurants. They could not drink from the same water fountains or use the same restrooms. This separation was driven by America's slave history and racism. The Pond tells a joyous story that takes a dark turn. This book is a wonderful way to guide your child or students into conversations about race relations in the United States. The book includes a glossary and historical context information. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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“The Pond” depicts, in rhyming verse, a real
event in the author’s life — the first time he learned about racism. The little boy’s reaction to being separated from the other boys actually brought a tear to my eye. The conflict he felt between the love for his grandfather and what in his heart he new to be right is so common in the world today; this sweet story teaches us that racism is taught, it’s not something we are born believing. If you’re looking for an effective tool to open up the discussion of racism and prejudice with elementary aged children, I highly recommend “The Pond.”