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Award-Winning Title in the Difference Makers Series Recognized with Phillis Wheatley Book Award
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SAINT PAUL, Minn. - s4story -- St. Paul, MN — Planting People Growing Justice Press continues to make a meaningful impact through its inspiring Difference Makers Series, a collection dedicated to uplifting the stories of extraordinary individuals who have shaped history and continue to inspire future generations.
Founded by Dr. Artika Tyner, the press is committed to advancing literacy, social justice, and educational equity through diverse and empowering children's literature. The Difference Makers Series celebrates the remarkable contributions of individuals from all walks of life. Through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations, children are empowered to dream big, embrace their passions, and make a difference in their own communities.
Congratulations to Nancy Loewen, author of Charlotte Ray: Trailblazing Lawyer, which has been honored with the Phillis Wheatley Book Award in the historical memoirs category. Presented by the Sons and Daughters of the United States Middle Passage (SDUSMP), this award recognizes outstanding literary contributions that uplift, preserve, and illuminate the history and legacy of descendants of the Middle Passage.
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Charlotte Ray: Trailblazing Lawyer tells the powerful story of Charlotte Ray, a pioneering figure who broke barriers as the first African American woman lawyer in the United States. Through this compelling narrative, young readers are introduced to Ray's courage, resilience, and enduring legacy.
The Difference Makers Series continues to grow, offering children accessible and inspiring stories that highlight diverse voices and experiences, reinforcing the belief that everyone has the potential to be a changemaker.
To learn more about the Difference Makers Series or to purchase a copy of this award-winning book, visit: Planting People Growing Justice Press (https://www.ppgjbooks.com)
About Planting People Growing Justice Press
Planting People Growing Justice Press is a Black-owned, woman-owned publishing company committed to amplifying diverse voices and advancing social change through literature. The press focuses on creating inclusive, representative books that inspire, educate, and empower readers of all ages to take action in their communities. Learn more at: About PPGJ Press (https://www.ppgjbooks.com/about)
Founded by Dr. Artika Tyner, the press is committed to advancing literacy, social justice, and educational equity through diverse and empowering children's literature. The Difference Makers Series celebrates the remarkable contributions of individuals from all walks of life. Through engaging storytelling and vibrant illustrations, children are empowered to dream big, embrace their passions, and make a difference in their own communities.
Congratulations to Nancy Loewen, author of Charlotte Ray: Trailblazing Lawyer, which has been honored with the Phillis Wheatley Book Award in the historical memoirs category. Presented by the Sons and Daughters of the United States Middle Passage (SDUSMP), this award recognizes outstanding literary contributions that uplift, preserve, and illuminate the history and legacy of descendants of the Middle Passage.
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Charlotte Ray: Trailblazing Lawyer tells the powerful story of Charlotte Ray, a pioneering figure who broke barriers as the first African American woman lawyer in the United States. Through this compelling narrative, young readers are introduced to Ray's courage, resilience, and enduring legacy.
The Difference Makers Series continues to grow, offering children accessible and inspiring stories that highlight diverse voices and experiences, reinforcing the belief that everyone has the potential to be a changemaker.
To learn more about the Difference Makers Series or to purchase a copy of this award-winning book, visit: Planting People Growing Justice Press (https://www.ppgjbooks.com)
About Planting People Growing Justice Press
Planting People Growing Justice Press is a Black-owned, woman-owned publishing company committed to amplifying diverse voices and advancing social change through literature. The press focuses on creating inclusive, representative books that inspire, educate, and empower readers of all ages to take action in their communities. Learn more at: About PPGJ Press (https://www.ppgjbooks.com/about)
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