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A Street in Bronzeville: A Library of America eBook Classic

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Dive into the vibrant verses of "A Street in Bronzeville: A Library of America eBook Classic," where Gwendolyn Brooks, the first African American Pulitzer Prize winner, captures the heartbeat of Chicago’s South Side. Published on October 7, 2014, this seminal collection of poetry paints a vivid tableau of the struggles and resilience within a community marked by racial, gender, and economic injustices. Brooks’s keen observations and lyrical precision offer a window into the daily lives and systemic challenges faced by her neighbors, making this work an essential exploration of social justice themes. Middle school readers will find in Brooks’s poetry a powerful voice that not only reflects a critical historical era but also resonates with ongoing social justice conversations today. Engaging with her work encourages a deeper understanding of how personal experiences are intertwined with broader societal issues, inviting readers to reflect on how they can contribute to change.

Book Details

Published by Library of America on October 7, 2014
71 pages
ISBN: 9781598533811
Best for readers in Middle School
This book provides valuable insights into Economic JusticeGender Equality, and Racial Justice, highlighting key issues and advancements within these areas

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