Tell All the Children Our Story: Memories and Mementos of Being Young and Black in America

Wonderful book!!!

Good History of black children

This book should be a must read to your children if you have them so that they know the truth about Black history!

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This book help a lot to my child. Thank you for the express delivery too.

This wonderful book recognizes and reinforces the tremendous diversity among African-American families, in cultural attitudes, in material wealth, in hometraining, and in every aspect of American life.Page after page offers excerpts from scrapbooks, letters, and journals telling of life's struggles, yes, but also life's triumphs, aspirations, and observations. Very wonderful emphasis on education, education, education, and hometraining.I consider hometraining to be hands-on learning, generation-to-generation, of mindfulness, manners, duty, self-respect, and an awareness of one's own potential.I've had people talk to me about homeschooling. In my opinion, every parent had better be hometraining.A good place to start? Start where Frederick Douglass started -- with "The Columbian Orator."  The Columbian Orator: Containing a Variety of Original and Selected Pieces; Together with Rules; Calculated to Improve Youth and Others in the Ornamental and Useful Art of Eloquence Great, great book.

Imagine a scrapbook compiled collectively and intimately by African Americans from the first recorded birth of a black child in Jamestown, through the Revolution, Civil War, Reconstruction and right up to our own time, amply illustrated with compelling images, literature, personal recollections, art works, cartoons and ephemera, and you might begin to picture this book. It's impossible to describe fully...you really have to experience it. I can't recommend this book highly enough...there's something new and amazing to be found on every page!