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The Missing Mirror: A Critical Content Analysis of Multicultural Children's Literature with Black Male Characters
Education in America is facing many challenges, such as the adoption of common core standards and the demand for highly qualified teachers (Darling-Hammond, 2010). Further, the achievement gap lingers on, with Black males often performing poorly on national assessments of reading proficiency (Tatum,
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