Listening to Our Black Daughters: Three Rural Alabama Students Share Valuable Advice for Their Middle School Selves

f Listening to Our Black Daughters: Three Rural Alabama Students Share Valuable Advice for Their Middle School Selves
Author(s): Martez Files, Tonya B. Perry, Samantha Elliott Briggs and Ashton Ray
Source: Language Arts, Volume 100, Issue 2, Nov 2022, p. 140 - 143
DOI: https://doi.org/10.58680/la202232141
- Published online: 01 Nov 2022

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