Summary: "Ayo told his mother all about the cultures, celebrations, and placed he'd visited...He told her how Black people around the world fought, rebelled, and resisted, to create, innovate, and inspire."
One night as Ayo sits in front of a world map, his dad explains, "Our ancestors came from many nations in Africa. We are still connected to them today...."
"What do you mean, Dad?"
"I'll tell you more about this tomorrow, Ayo. Right now, it's bedtime."
But when Ayo drifts off to sleep, his dreams take him on an extraordinary journey through space, time, and the alphabet to discover cultures of the African diaspora. "H" is for hip-hop, and "K" is kente cloth. "M" is for Mansa Musa and "R" is for revolution. He learns just how much the African diaspora has inspired the entire world in this A to Z exploration of Black history and culture. (from amazon.com)
Where can I find it?: Boston Public Library: Uphams Corner branch, or as an ebook at https://bpl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S981C17249376
Tags: Africa; African diaspora; Civilization, Western--African influences; Creative nonfiction; Illustrated works