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Title details for Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic by Marcia Brissett-Bailey - Available

Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic

by Marcia Brissett-Bailey
Atif Choudhury
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'My book showcases positive role models for black people and those within our wider dyslexic community and society, to inspire current and future generations.'
This is a raw, honest and enlightening collection of experiences, across the black and dyslexic community, giving an intersectional perspective on topics including the education system, the workplace, daily life and entrepreneurship. These stories highlight the challenges, progress, successes and contributions of the black and dyslexic community, helping others to find their voice, feel empowered and be proud of their differences.
It charts journeys from early childhood through to adulthood and, despite the lack of representation within the public arena, how black dyslexic people of all ages are changing the world.
Raising awareness, breaking silences and tackling the stigma around dyslexia and the difficulties stemming from a lack of support. Contributors share how they tackled their unique adversities and provide practical tips for others to live proudly at the intersection of blackness and dyslexia.

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Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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  • ISBN: 9781839971341
  • Release date: February 21, 2023

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  • ISBN: 9781839971341
  • File size: 2567 KB
  • Release date: February 21, 2023

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Family & Relationships Multi-Cultural Sociology Nonfiction

Languages

English

'My book showcases positive role models for black people and those within our wider dyslexic community and society, to inspire current and future generations.'
This is a raw, honest and enlightening collection of experiences, across the black and dyslexic community, giving an intersectional perspective on topics including the education system, the workplace, daily life and entrepreneurship. These stories highlight the challenges, progress, successes and contributions of the black and dyslexic community, helping others to find their voice, feel empowered and be proud of their differences.
It charts journeys from early childhood through to adulthood and, despite the lack of representation within the public arena, how black dyslexic people of all ages are changing the world.
Raising awareness, breaking silences and tackling the stigma around dyslexia and the difficulties stemming from a lack of support. Contributors share how they tackled their unique adversities and provide practical tips for others to live proudly at the intersection of blackness and dyslexia.

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Family & Relationships Multi-Cultural Sociology Nonfiction