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A podcast about the books that challenge us.
Although the majority of Americans oppose book bans, a growing movement to censor the literature available in schools and public libraries has taken hold in many states. Co-hosts Rachel and Andrea tap into their experiences as a high school English teacher and a school librarian to explore why these books are controversial and what makes them important. Listen to each episode for insightful analysis of how stories, though sometimes painful, reveal truths we can’t afford to ignore.
更新頻度:
weekly
平均音声長:
31 minutes
英語
アメリカ合衆国
8 エピソード
2023年3月27日から
episodic
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Toni Morrison’s debut novel, The Bluest Eye, is often challenged for its depictions of childhood sexual abuse, rape, and incest. In this special rewind episode, Rachel and Andrea discuss the power of a good audiobook, the history of Black baby dolls, and the enduring power, beauty, and artistry of …
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In Tiffany D. Jackson’s Monday’s Not Coming, middle schooler Claudia investigates her best friend’s disappearance when no one else will.
Rachel and Andrea discuss the world-shattering fallouts of trauma, the business of ‘other people’s business,’ and the importance of community.
For another perspe…
Ashley Hope Perez’s Out of Darkness sets a tale of star-crossed lovers against the true story of the 1937 New London, Texas school explosion.
In this episode, Rachel and Andrea discuss the violence of racism, the desire all people and families share to find a safe place to live and love, and the r…
In Isabel Quintero’s Gabi, a Girl in Pieces, the title character fills the diary of her senior year with poetry, friendship, grief, and cute boys.
Rachel and Andrea discuss body image, cultural identity, and the power of poetry. Also, zines.
For another perspective, read NPR’s interview with Cuban…
In Nic Stone’s Dear Martin, Black teen Justyce starts a journal of letters to MLK after he survives a troubling encounter with police while trying to help a friend.
Rachel and Andrea discuss the difficulty of choosing one’s own way when the odds are stacked, how the same book is read differently b…
Maia Kobabe’s 2019 graphic novel memoir, Gender Queer, was the most challenged book of 2021.
Rachel and Andrea discuss the difference between nature’s distinctions and department store categories, Plato’s Symposium, and what’s too adult – or not – for YA.
For another perspective, listen to the Gend…
Lit Mix is a podcast about the books that challenge us. In this special prologue episode, co-hosts Rachel and Andrea introduce themselves, share memories of eighth grade English class, and discuss what’s up with all the book bans lately.Email us at litmixpodcast@gmail.com, and follow us on Instagra…
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