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Author Spotlight: Esmeralda Mora
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Making Hispanic Heritage Month Meaningful By Adriana Ramírez
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Now that Hispanic Heritage Month is here, let’s make the most of this opportunity to celebrate and uplift Hispanic culture to the fullest.
How can you celebrate and amplify Hispanic voices in a respectful and meaningful way?
Author Spotlight Kodi Rain, CHOOSING APPROPRIATE LGBTQ+ RESOURCES FOR THE WORLD LANGUAGE CLASSROOM
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CHOOSING APPROPRIATE LGBTQ+ RESOURCES FOR THE WORLD LANGUAGE CLASSROOM Kodi Rain, co-author of Los viernes de películas Queer characters and themes are often stereotypes. If you’re not sure how to choose queer resources or are unsure whether something is positive representation or might be problematic, that’s OK. Anti-bias education training teaches that we all have biases and it’s important to learn what they are so that we can stop perpetuating them. The following questions are meant to help you make thoughtful choices. What does LGBTQ+ inclusion and normalization look like? Often when there is a queer character there is...
Adriana Ramírez livestream on teaching a class novel
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Status Quo? Didn’t Know There Was One Author Spotlight on Jennifer Degenhardt
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Author Spotlight, Jennifer Degenhardt Jennifer Degenhardt’s readers in Spanish and French are here on www.CommandPerformanceBooks.com Jennifer degenhardt's Los Tres Amigos was the first author and first book we added as a distributor (followed by Adriana Ramirez and Margarita Pérez García.) Los Tres Amigos was the first reader with an overtly gay character and it opened the gateway. Other authors began to write about important content rather than just writing for language acquisition. Jennifer also wrote the first books on immigration, Dreamers and differently-abled characters. Here she rather humbly explains how challenging the status quo was no big deal. - Karen Rowan ...
