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Africa, Art, Culture, customs, dance, Music, ESL, ESOL, storytelling, traditions, West Africa, cooking, Food, food preparation, life skills, meals

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being “the other”, ethics, science fiction, social commentary, time travel, “The Comet”, African American History, language arts, Literature, Reading, Social Construction, The Walking Dead, W.E.B. Du Bois, writing, African American literature, Enlightenment, Human Experimentation, Kindred, Scientific Racism, African-American authors, African-American heroes, Barbara Neely, Cosmic Slop, detective fiction, Easy Rawlins, fantasy, Great American Migration, Octavia Butler, race in fiction, Samuel Delany, snitches, speculative fiction, UbD, Understanding by Design, Walter Mosley, literacy, literature activities, literature genres, problem solving, Science, science literacy, literacy skills, Parable of the Sower, The Giver, Black history, Black History month, cotton fields, Slavery, social realism

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