Black: A Celebration of a Culture
by Jennifer Aboudi
Black goes beyond beautiful in this hardcover stunner.
Teachers, Parents, Well-Equipped Role Models:
You're the type of person who knows that a "multi-culti" bookshelf is more powerful than a multivitamin.
You know that sometimes photos tell the truer story, and that within each racial group, lies millions of variations of theme. And sometimes you need resources to make that point. Fire up the stereo (Charlie Parker please), and strategically place this lovely compendium.
What Dr. Suess did for linguistic glee, this book does for open-minded ethnocentricity.
This volume lacks complication but seethes complexity, and makes me wish for a time machine so I could be a fly on the wall in every scene captured.
