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‘I Celebrate My Skin’ Highlights the Importance of Diversity | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Children’s Book Emphasizes the Value of Diverse Cultures The United States has a population of just over 331 million people; people of various races, cultures, and ethnic backgrounds. Having such diversity is what has made the U.S. a unique and wonderful ‘melting pot’. Nonkululeko Kunene Adumetey, a Chicago State University Master’s graduate and a native […]

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