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The Adventures of TinTin "TinTin in the Congo"

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The Adventures of TinTin "TinTin in the Congo"

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Although this book is from the 1960's, I remember reading it as a child and I feel as though it is a prime example of racial stereotypes being portrayed in children's books. Throughout the book, black people are portrayed as unintelligent and far inferior to white people. In the era this book was written, this is how black individuals were primarily viewed.

- African-American individuals are portrayed with very "monkey-like" features- Overly large lips, eyes, ears & nose and they all seem to look alike. Their clothing is very raggedy and run down.

- They refer to the white men as "master" and they act as servants for them. Driving TinTin around, carrying him, cooking him dinner etc.

- They worship TinTin almost like he is a god. They definitely view him as a hero. Clearly TinTin and the other white men hold the power.

- Their use of words/ speech is very poor, they do not seem intelligent and do not speak english fluently.

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look at the past 10 years of top children's books and how they have developed

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what we read and play with when we are younger reflects our views in the future.

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Prezi
talk about generalization of books and toys
then each person brings evidence that they found.
( bring books if you want)

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(ANSWER THIS QUESTION DURING PRESENTATION) How does children's books and toys affect our daily lives my contributing to the social construction of race

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- I Love My Hair
- Princess and the Pea
- The Adventures of TinTin

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-Books from our childhood that we grew up with. (compare and contrast)
- Chose 3-4 to analyze the books from the 6 ways.
- Relate to how it connects with our class's definition of racism.
- recommendations to challenge the topic.

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Association for Library Service to Children
"Notable Children's Books - 2018", American Library Association, November 30, 1999.http://www.ala.org/alsc/awardsgrants/notalists/ncb (Accessed April 10, 2018)Document ID: 0a7f6478-de25-6b34-4115-3d266838dfc4

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