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The Undefeated: Talking about White Space?

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The Undefeated: Talking about White Space?

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The Undefeated: Talking about White Space?

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Discussion Guide by the American Library Association:

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Discussion Guide by the American Library Association:

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http://www.ala.org/rt/sites/ala.org.rt/files/content/cskbookawards/CorrettaScottKing_2020_DIscussionGuide.pdf
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Question: How does Kadir Nelson, the illustrator, use white space in this book?

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Question: How does Kadir Nelson, the illustrator, use white space in this book?

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Mirror/Window Question: Think about your daily tasks and rituals. How does your day compare to the family in this book?

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Mirror/Window Question: Think about your daily tasks and rituals. How does your day compare to the family in this book?

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Question: Talk about the difference between how the African American soldiers were treated by whites as compared to the German soldiers during World War II. How do you think you would have felt if you were there at the time? Discuss a situation that you think is unfair today and what you think should be done about it?

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Question: Talk about the difference between how the African American soldiers were treated by whites as compared to the German soldiers during World War II. How do you think you would have felt if you were there at the time? Discuss a situation that you think is unfair today and what you think should be done about it?

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Question: Sulwe is a story about acceptance. What does it mean to be "accepted"?

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Question: Sulwe is a story about acceptance. What does it mean to be "accepted"?