Navigating Society: Challenges and Female Agency in Africana Children's Literature
Library Of Congress. African And Middle Eastern Division
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Join the Library of Congress for a panel discussion that explores representations of female agency in new Africana children's literature, featuring authors Tricia Elam Walker (Nana Akua goes to School), Aya Khalil (The Arabic Quilt) and Ekiuwa Aire (Idia of the Benin Kingdom).
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