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Representing Black Girl Magic with Contemporary Picture Books explores how contemporary, culturally relevant, and responsive picture books can provide educators with a chance to teach about race and racism in the classroom. A wave of recently published picture books by Black women authors have pushed back against negative beliefs, countered negative stereotypes, and celebrated the joy and magic of Black girls and their families. Featuring the voices and perspectives of over two dozen Black women writers, in this book, Raphael Rogers examines how and why these publications are changing the picture book and the educational landscape. 

With sections on classroom connections and discussion questions in every chapter, this book is ideal for courses on teaching children’s literature and diversity in children’s literature.



Representing Black Girl Magic with Contemporary Picture Books explores how culturally inclusive picture books centered on Black girls provide educators with opportunities to teach about race, racism, and sexism in the classroom.

Contents

Acknowledgments

1. Representing Black Girl Magic with Contemporary Picture Books

2. Framing a Method to Examine Picture Books About Black Girls

3. Black Hair Matters

4. Black Mothers and Daughters

5. Black Girl Magic and Joy

6. Herstories

7. Colorism Considered

Index

Raphael E. Rogers is a professor of practice in the Education Department at Clark University, USA.