What Can Brown Girls Do? - Williams, Katelyn
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When one bright and curious young Brown girl is told what she "can't" do by a classmate and shares her hurt with her mom, her mother encourages her to learn the stories of brilliant and beautiful Black and Brown women who have made an impact in our world. As the girl learns about these incredible women, she feels a spark of pride and strength grow inside her. Each story she uncovers shows her that her dreams are valid and her potential is limitless. Inspired by these women's accomplishments, she begins to believe in herself and her abilities. This bold and empowering book by first-time author…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When one bright and curious young Brown girl is told what she "can't" do by a classmate and shares her hurt with her mom, her mother encourages her to learn the stories of brilliant and beautiful Black and Brown women who have made an impact in our world. As the girl learns about these incredible women, she feels a spark of pride and strength grow inside her. Each story she uncovers shows her that her dreams are valid and her potential is limitless. Inspired by these women's accomplishments, she begins to believe in herself and her abilities. This bold and empowering book by first-time author Katelyn Williams teaches Black and Brown girls that they are worthy and can do anything they set their minds to.
Autorenporträt
Katelyn Williams is a middle school counselor and sees herself as an educator, creator, advocate, and overall connector of people. She holds a bachelor of science degree in psychology from Gardner-Webb University and master of science in counseling from the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. She was born and raised in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where she currently lives with her husband and daughter. Katelyn was inspired to write this book after she reflected on how deeply impacted she was by the first Black Disney princess, Tiana. She was a teenager when The Princess and the Frog premiered, yet she felt empowered to see someone like her being celebrated. Now, as she raises a little Brown girl herself, she's motivated to tell this story to make sure her daughter-and Brown girls everywhere-see only endless possibilities.