We’re celebrating Black History Month with a compilation of African-American poetry for kids. Reading the beautiful poems from poets from the past, and the present allows my child to have a deeper, and more profound appreciation of his African-American culture, and heritage. This post contains affiliate links. Please see disclosure page**Read More →
During the last day of Black History Month little one and I had the opportunity to visit and see one of the largest collection of African Art exhibition in South Carolina located at the I.P. Stanback Museum. Africa Revisited: The Art of Power and Identity is a beautiful exhibition withRead More →
As a parent it is my responsibility to teach my son about his Black, and Latin heritage. I remember my first post on embracing your roots and culture, and it’s directed to him so he can learn to appreciate the beauty and richness of both his cultures. Although he’s stillRead More →
Black History Month is an annual observance here in the United States, Canada; and celebrated also in the United Kingdom during the month of October. Join me and six other bloggers from the Multicultural Kids Blog together as we celebrate Black History Month. During this month long celebration we will beRead More →
Black History Month is celebrated from February 1 through February 28th. Before we say goodbye to this month I wanted to share a beautiful book that I bought for little one. The Color of Us by Karen Katz. It is a wonderful book for children to explore multiculturalism and diversity. Disclosure: ThisRead More →