Volume 6, Issue 2. 1975

Themes:

sexism; stereotypes; racism; right-wing extremism; employment discrimination; racism awareness training

Contributors, Consultants, and Reviewers:

Deborah Stead, Wayne Kabak, Jorg Becker, Taye Brooks Zerihoun, Ernest Dunbar, Sue Ribner, Roberto Gautier, Harry B. Wallace, Karen Asakawa, Frank Ray Harjo, Celina Snowden, Johann Lee, Albert V. Schwartz

Materials Reviewed:

Struwwelpeter by Heinrich Hoffman. Amazon / WorldCat
Der Anti-Struwwelpeter by Friedrich Karl Waechter. Amazon / WorldCat
Peter Struwwel by Claude Lapointe and Petrina Stein. Amazon / WorldCat
The Leopard by Cecil Bodker. Amazon / WorldCat
Washington vs. Main Street: The Struggle Between Federal and Local Power by Jules Archer. Amazon / WorldCat
Women Who Win by Francene Sabin. Amazon / WorldCat
That New Baby: An Open Family Book for Parents and Children Together by Sara Bonnett Stein. Amazon / WorldCat
About Handicaps: An Open Family Book for Parents and Children Together by Sara Bonnett Stein. Amazon / WorldCat
Sioux Trail by John Upton Terrell. Amazon / WorldCat
Children of the Dragon: A Story of the People of Vietnam by Terry Karl, Gail Dolgin, Martha Williams, Rob Kessler, and Sarah Dandridge. Amazon / WorldCat
Chief Joseph: The Story of an American Indian by R.P. Johnson. Amazon / WorldCat
New Life: New Room by June Jordan. Amazon / WorldCat
Wingman by Manus Pinkwater. Amazon / WorldCat
My Dad Lives in a Downton Hotel by Peggy Mann. Amazon / WorldCat

Keywords:

Children's television Workshop, children's magazines, sexism, stereotypes, racism, National Institute of Education, right-wing extremism, Women on Words and Images (WOWI), Educational Products Information Exchange (EPIE), learner verification, career education, Fran Dory, employment discrimination, Aishah S. Abdullah, Abelardo Delgado, Antonia A. Hernandez, Taino, Puerto Rico, Chicano, Black, Directive Instructional System for Teachers in Arithmetic and Reading (DISTAR), Science research Associates (SRA), racism awareness training, Nancy Larrick, American Library Association (ALA), ALA-CIMC Task Force on Children's Books, Bertha Jenkinson, California Indian Educational Association, Asian Americans for a Fair Media, Minority Affairs Multi-Ethnic Handbook, Herb Kohl, Sagaris, Teaching Ethnic Studies, James A. Banks, National Council for Social Studies, Children's Defense Fund, Japanese American Curriculum Project, Wasaja (Let My People Know), Change for Children, bibliography, Margaret Musgrove, Janice Peters, Beryle Banfield, Sharon Bell Mathis, Ray Anthony Shepard, Jack Agueros, Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, Nanabah Chee Dodge, Mildred D. Taylor, Chicano authors, Center for Mexican American Studies, Asian American Writers Conference, Christopher Chou, Carole M. Byard, Elton Fax, Usua Funmilayo, Stone Soup (magazine), Sesame Street (magazine), The Electric Company (magazine), Humpty Dumpty (magazine), Children's Digest (magazine), Children's Playcraft (magazine), Young Miss (magazine), Jack and Jill (magazine), Child Life (magazine), Young World (magazine), Ebony Jr.! (magazine), Highlights for Children (magazine), Cricket (magazine), American Girl (magazine), Boys' Life (magazine), Mad (magazine)