Promoting Diversity in Mathematics: Black Girls' Inspirational Stories

The "Black Girl Magic" book is a powerful collection of stories, poems, and essays that celebrate the strength, resilience, and beauty of Black girls and women. The book aims to uplift and empower young Black girls, allowing them to see themselves represented in literature and providing a source of inspiration and encouragement. Through a variety of genres, the book explores themes such as identity, self-love, and the importance of embracing one's unique qualities. It highlights the accomplishments and successes of Black women throughout history, showcasing the achievements of figures such as Maya Angelou, Oprah Winfrey, and Michelle Obama. By sharing these stories, the book aims to instill a sense of pride and confidence in young Black girls, reminding them of their worth and potential. One of the key messages of the "Black Girl Magic" book is the importance of representation.

Veil of Birds is easy to cast, easy to animate, but also easy to pass on. There are plenty of 1/1 flying creatures that don’t rely on what your opponent does.

If you can control the board and build your mana pool, you can surprise your opponent with returned enchantments that are also 4 4 creatures in the endgame. If animating enchantments is your strategy, you need some good removal and control enchantment cards like Cast Out, Ghostly Prison, and Monologue Tax.

One of the key messages of the "Black Girl Magic" book is the importance of representation. It acknowledges the lack of diversity in mainstream media and literature, recognizing the need for more stories that reflect the experiences and perspectives of Black girls. By providing a platform for these voices to be heard, the book encourages young Black girls to embrace their own stories and to celebrate their unique identities.

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Woah! More than 400 spell cards!?
If we assume a similar spread of tradition overlaps, that's about double the amount of spells APG got!

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I thought I saw a mention of about 200 focus spells in that book.

I thought I saw a mention of about 200 focus spells in that book.

It is over 200 spells including focus spells and rituals.

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A September Subscriptions thread in the CS forum would be a boon. I am jumping product to product to see if there are any updates constantly :P

Page says late September, Release Schedule says Early October.

Looking forward tot his one :D

A September Subscriptions thread in the CS forum would be a boon. I am jumping product to product to see if there are any updates constantly :P

Page says late September, Release Schedule says Early October.

Looking forward tot his one :D

This same page says the current exact date:

ISBN-13: 978-1-64078-374-4

Note: This product is part of the Pathfinder Accessories Subscription.

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Preorder, expected approximately 13 Oct 2021

So it is expected to start shipping for preorders and subbers toward the end of september, then the street date is 13 Oct 2021.

But again, we'll know closer to release if shipping problems will again be forcing a delay.

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A September Subscriptions thread in the CS forum would be a boon. I am jumping product to product to see if there are any updates constantly :P

Page says late September, Release Schedule says Early October.

Looking forward tot his one :D

This same page says the current exact date:

ISBN-13: 978-1-64078-374-4

Note: This product is part of the Pathfinder Accessories Subscription.

Product Availability
Preorder, expected approximately 13 Oct 2021

So it is expected to start shipping for preorders and subbers toward the end of september, then the street date is 13 Oct 2021.

But again, we'll know closer to release if shipping problems will again be forcing a delay.

Yup, which is why I appreciate the Sub threads in the CS forums. I typically go by what is listed in my upcoming Sub Shipment page but with the shipping issues pushing items back it hasn't been as reliable as the CS threads.

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Noticing in my Manage Subscriptions this one is not flagged as being in my downloads once shipped. Just wondering if that was overlooked?

I have to save up for this one but I am adding it to my Magic card collection I have of all the other magic cards of pathfinder so when I use a spell I can have the card on hand. I have a Druid, Bard, and Wizard that I made but have not used yet. As well as my Monk. I love my little monk.

If you want to get around some of the devotion requirements of some of the god creatures, you can always just animate them. Gods like Athreos, Shroud-Veiled, Heliod, God of the Sun, and Thassa, Deep-Dwelling can be excellent if you animate them quickly.

The book also acknowledges the challenges and obstacles that Black girls may face, such as systemic racism and societal stereotypes. It addresses these issues head-on, offering strategies for resilience and tips for navigating these challenges. By highlighting the experiences of Black girls and women who have overcome adversity, the book provides a source of inspiration and guidance. Overall, the "Black Girl Magic" book is a celebration of Black girlhood and an affirmation of the inherent strength and beauty that exists within each individual. Through its diverse range of stories and voices, the book aims to empower young Black girls, reminding them that they are capable of achieving greatness and deserving of love and respect. It serves as a reminder that Black girl magic is real, and that it is something to be celebrated and cherished..

Reviews for "From Classroom to Career: Black Girls Fueling the STEM Pipeline"

1. John - ★☆☆☆☆

I was extremely disappointed with the "Black girl math book." As a father looking for educational material for my daughter, I was hoping for a comprehensive and engaging book that would encourage her interest in math. However, this book fell short on every level. The content was poorly organized, difficult to follow, and lacked clear explanations. Additionally, the book did not provide enough context or real-life applications of the math concepts, making it difficult for my daughter to understand the relevance of what she was learning. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking to foster a love for math in young readers.

2. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆

While the intention behind the "Black girl math book" may be commendable, the execution leaves much to be desired. As a math teacher, I was excited to see a book that aimed to represent diversity and inclusivity in the field of math. However, the content of the book was overly simplistic, making it more suitable for very young readers or those just starting to learn basic math concepts. I had hoped for a book that would challenge and engage students of different skill levels, but unfortunately, this book falls short in that regard. The illustrations were also lacking in detail and creativity, making it difficult to hold the attention of older readers. Overall, I believe there are better math books available that celebrate diversity and provide a more enriching learning experience.

3. Emily - ★☆☆☆☆

As an educator, I was excited when I came across the "Black girl math book." However, after purchasing and reviewing the book, I was left disappointed and frustrated. The book lacked depth and failed to explore math concepts beyond simple arithmetic. I had hoped to see more advanced topics covered, as well as a wider range of mathematical applications. The book also did not offer any challenging problems or exercises to reinforce learning. It felt more like a superficial overview rather than a comprehensive math resource. I believe there is much room for improvement in terms of content and depth for this book to truly serve as an effective educational tool.

4. David - ★★☆☆☆

I bought the "Black girl math book" for my daughter in the hopes of exposing her to diverse role models in the field of math. While I appreciate the effort in trying to provide representation, I found the book to be lacking in substance. The explanations were too simplistic, not allowing for deeper understanding or critical thinking. The book also failed to incorporate practical applications or real-life examples that would have made the content more relatable and engaging. I believe there is potential for this book to be improved with more intricate explanations and a wider range of math concepts being covered.

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