“If I were independently wealthy, I’d buy a small plane, fly across the country, and drop off copies of this book to every elementary-school health and sex educator out there.” Tell Me About Sex, Grandma Review in Kirkus Not a ‘where babies come from’ book, but just as important by Janah BoccioĪnastasia Higginbotham answers some questions about her process and her goals with this book Gimme Some Truth by Julie Danielson ‘Your lengthy bill about civics makes no effort to teach about slavery – the only thing you’re doing is preventing us from talking about race in a way that makes you uncomfortable,’ said Talarico.” James Talarico, a former public school teacher, blasted Toth for even failing to understand the repercussions of the bill.
It makes sense only in its diabolical reversal of truth that portrays white kids as the real victims of racism.” The Picture Book that Prompted a School Censorship Bill in the Texas House Texas Signal “Do the same people who worry about making white kids feel bad about being white want Black kids to feel good about being Black?….hat ability to look at a problem as insidious as systemic racism and conclude that white children need to be protected from knowing about that so they don’t feel bad is whiteness. “The book promotes the idea that the United States is a systemically racist country and that white children are inherently born into white supremacy.” Anastasia Higginbotham and I Agreed to Disagree The Atlantic “…there’s a devil with a contract binding white students and getting them to sign off on imaginary terms like stolen land, stolen riches, and special favors…I mean that’s just wackadoodle.” “More public schools pushing anti-white book” says Fox News “…they’re teaching children as young as kindergarten that whiteness is the devil…the book is called Not My Idea, it’s being taught in hundreds of schools in Illinois.” Fox’s ‘Outnumbered’ panel discuss Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness Fox News This book is about treating the child who went through this.” Activist Christopher Rufo foments fear on children’s picture book on MSNBC Morning Joe
“Higginbotham approaches a difficult topic with sensitivity and nuance an excellent, insightful resource for young people who have been through abuse, as well as friends of young people who have been sexually assaulted.” Betsy Bird calls You Ruined It “unapologetically intersectional” in the School Library Journal “But while Dawn may be on the path to finding closure we, the readers, won’t get that neat, pat ending we’re used to. Starred Review of You Ruined It in School Library Journal
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