Black Disabled ART HISTORY 101

"Leroy F. Moore Jr.'s stylish primer, Black Disabled ART HISTORY 101 is a celebration of art and activism by Black and Brown disabled artists that every kid in America ought to read. Moore tells us that his book is for kids to learn about "people like me," but kids and grown-ups alike will learn from this book not only about what it's like to be Blag and disabled, but what it is like to be fully human and to flourish through making it. Moore recovers a vibrant tradition, long obscured by racism and ableism, of "creativity…deeply intertwined with disability" of visual art, music, dance, performance, and poetry by Black disabled artists."