These are books which feature main characters who are people of color, but which are not *about* being people of color - focused on books set in the U.S. Kids need to see people of color depicted as everyday people, as well as extraordinary people rising above adversity. Casting only white characters in the everyday stories just continues to normalize whiteness. (See http://www.slate.com/blogs/nightlight...)
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Gwen the Rescue Hen
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score: 300,
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3 people voted
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Sprig the Rescue Pig
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score: 297,
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3 people voted
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The Snowy Day (Peter, #1)
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score: 195,
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2 people voted
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I Like Myself!
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score: 193,
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2 people voted
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The Horribly Hungry Gingerbread Boy: A San Francisco Story
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score: 100,
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1 person voted
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Pool
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score: 99,
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1 person voted
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Treat
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score: 98,
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1 person voted
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Pickin' Peas
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score: 97,
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1 person voted
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Whistle for Willie
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score: 96,
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1 person voted
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Hook
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score: 93,
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1 person voted
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Little Robot
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score: 92,
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1 person voted
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