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From: Kate Gladstone <kate@global2000.net>
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Subject: [NIFL-POVRACELIT:1175] seeking multicultural info for a friend who teaches literacy
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A literacy-teacher friend of mine has asked me to see whether the
members of NIFL-PovRaceLit can help him locate reading-materials (for
students and for his fellow teachers) that cover the following
multicultural topics:
/1/ the influences of so-called "minority" cultures (Hispanic,
African-American, Native American, Asian, Pacific Islander, etc.) on
so-called "mainstream" USA culture over the past several centuries
(things or ideas that so-called "mainstream" USA learned about or
adapted/adopted from so-called "minority" cultures - how has so-called
"mainstream" USA culture changed over the centuries because of the
technologies, material items, and concepts produced and cherished by
the so-called "minority" cultures in the same geographical area?)
and
/2/ the influences of so-called "mainstream" USA culture on so-called
"minority" cultures over the past several centuries (things or ideas
that so-called "minority" cultures" learned about or adapted/adopted
from so-called "mainstream" USA culture - how have so-called "minority"
cultures in the USA changed over the centuries because of the
technologies, material items, and concepts produced and cherished by
the so-called "mainstream" culture?)
The teacher seeks information on both /1/ and /2/, at a variety of
reading-levels, and therefore wants a variety of diverse sources
including primary sources if possible. What can you recommend to meet
these needs?
Yours for better letters,
Kate Gladstone - Handwriting Repair
kate@global2000.net
http://www.global2000.net/handwritingrepair
325 South Manning Boulevard
Albany, New York 12208-1731 USA
telephone 518/482-6763
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