The Problem With Most Coloring Books
Most coloring books marketed to Black buyers share one problem: they change the face without changing the world around it. A brown-skinned figure in a generic kitchen, at a generic ...
Black Family Cultural Memory: Coloring Books Rooted in Black American Life
Black American cultural memory refers to the shared traditions, scenes, and spaces that define intergenerational life in Black American families: the Sunday Dinner table, Grandma’s kitchen, the front porch, the ...