Atlanta Siblings Publish Black Excellence Alphabet Book

Lack of representation is why the About Black Culture Letter Tracing Alphabet Workbook was created.

After writing a line of full-color, illustrated children’s novels for 6-10-year-old Black girls, 9-year-old author Cameron Alexa and her 15-year-old brother, Chase, realized there was a gap in education/entertainment.

Check them out in this Instagram video:

Together with their mother, the siblings set out to do research on Black icons in a myriad of industries from household name entertainers, athletes, and musicians to lesser-known inventors and a chef. They sought to create an avenue for kids to see themselves and a culture that resonates with them in the fundamentals they need.

About Black Culture Letter Tracing Alphabet Workbook is filled with activities and practice pages celebrating people, places, things, and words representative of Black culture.

Final Word

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As for eateries below I-20, these Southside Atlanta restaurants have developed quite a following.

The craze hasn’t escaped metro Atlanta’s  food and drink scene, which has seen a bar explosion in recent years.

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