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"""Writing Themselves into the Movement joins a dynamic critical conversation in childhood studies about the complex and rich question of child agency, particularly amid the constraints of adult-centered practices and collaborations."" --Victoria Smith, author of Between Generations: Collaborative Authorship in the Golden Age of Children's Literature ""With excellent close readings and storytelling, Writing Themselves into the Movement is a necessary addition to Black Arts Movement studies, cultural activism, and children's literary studies.""--Elizabeth Rodriguez Fielder, scholar of multiethnic literature and culture, whose work has appeared in The Global South, A History of the Literature of the U.S. South, and PMLA"

"""Writing Themselves into the Movement joins a dynamic critical conversation in childhood studies about the complex and rich question of child agency, particularly amid the constraints of adult-centered practices and collaborations.""--Victoria Ford Smith, author of Between Generations: Collaborative Authorship in the Golden Age of Children's Literature ""With excellent close readings and storytelling, Writing Themselves into the Movement is a necessary addition to Black Arts Movement studies, cultural activism, and children's literary studies.""--Elizabeth Rodriguez Fielder, University of Iowa"

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Amy Fish is Assistant Director for Experiential Learning and Academic & Co-Curricular Initiatives at Boston University. Her writings have appeared in numerous publications, including The Lion and the Unicorn and Research on Diversity in Youth Literature.

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