Hi Reader, How is your summer going? I've been doing a low-key World Mythology course with my teen to help make our first year of homeschooling high school a little less packed. (If you'd be interested in a blog post on mythology related titles, hit reply and let me know. I'll create one if there's enough interest.) I haven't had a new blog post for you in quite a while because I've also been hard at work on a new voting rights product for you. It'll be an activity pack for kids and teens...

Hi Reader, Over the next 11 days, your family will be exposed to a lot of half-truths and myths about the history of the United States. Celebrating the Declaration of Independence's assertion that "all men are created equal" without acknowledging the same celebrated document talks about how Britain hasn't protected colonists from "the merciless Indian Savages." Upholding the uniqueness of the U.S. Constitution, with no recognition that many of its ideas were taken from the Haudenosaunee...

Hi Reader, This Friday is Juneteenth, the holiday that commemorates the actual end to slavery, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation was issued. Historian Jemar Tisby recently referred to Juneteenth as "the counter-narrative to America 250" because it focuses on truth-telling rather than myth-making. My newest blog post has 9 children's books, plus videos, activities, and resources for Juneteenth. Here's what's inside: 🖤a brand new picture book that reads like a love letter...