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Letter From The Editor

Eric Darnell Pritchard

In our issues of The Sandbox, born digital and then printed in a collected volume annually, we strive to make the work accessible in all senses of the word, including those called for by numerous activists and scholars of disability justice.
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Eric Darnell Prichard
Eric Darnell Prichard

Letter From The Editor

Eric Darnell Pritchard

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Critical / Scholarly Essay

Reading Everyday Life: A Rhetoric and Composition Scholar’s Reflections on Experiencing Art that Commemorates Black Life and Legacies

Sharieka Botex, Ph.D.

A giant artistic sculpture of a horse that appears to be in stride and carrying a Black man who is positioned across the back of the horse with his legs hanging off of the back of the horse. The man is wearing a pair of Nike sneakers and jeans. In the background, there are burgundy-colored walls and people in the exhibit. A woman with black dreadlocked hair and glasses who is wearing black jeans, a black shirt, a blue jean jacket and brown dress shoes is looking at the statue. A woman with her back turned to the statue appears to be reading content in white font that is on a burgundy wall. A dark-colored bench is in the corner of the exhibit room.

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Literacy Narrative/Autobiography

The “I” in Me

Angela Glass

Angela Glass, a black woman, signing books in Fort Smith, AR.

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OP-ED

Building Literacy and Engagement Through Hip-Hop Pedagogy

Rori Fararo-Brooks

Young group of multiethnic hip-hop dancers wearing colorful urban streetwear dancing

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Book Review

Book Review: See Me Naked: Black Women Defining Pleasure in the Interwar Era. By Tara T. Green

Zainab Karim

The cover of the book See Me Naked by Tara T Green

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