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Audre Lorde: Lesson Plan
Mosaic supplements its print issues with lesson plans developed for high school educators. Each demonstrates how Mosaic’s content can help empower educators to use books, writing, and reading to engage students. The lesson plans supplement most issues of Mosaic. Click here to download. Designed by Eisa Nefetari Ulen Audre Lorde (1934 – 1992) described herself as a…
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Kalisha Buckhanon: Interview
With the release of her new book, Solemn, we revisit Kalisha Buckhanon’s interview with Tara Betts, which appeared in Mosaic #23 in fall 2008. ——————————————- When I was growing up in Kankakee, Illinois, Kalisha Buckhanon and I crossed paths in so many ways. We were both looking for ways to accomplish something. When I was…
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Press Release: Bronx-based Literary Magazine Explores #BLACKLIVESMATTER
BRONX-BASED LITERARY MAGAZINE EXPLORES #BLACKLIVESMATTER
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Mosaic Literary Conference 2014
Official website: http://MosaicLitCon.com Saturday, November 15, 2014 at The Bronx Museum of the Arts 1040 Grand Concourse BX NY The Mosaic Literary Conference, now in its eighth year, is a great opportunity for teachers, students, program administrators, and parents to learn ways to blend books and reading into the lives of teenagers. MLC offers a mix…
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Best Books of 2013
After 365 days of nonstop reading, writer and editor Clarence Reynolds has whittled his best books down to an exquisite nine titles. Let us know if you think he’s forgotten a book or two.
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