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Dreaming in Color: Identifying Race and Ethnicity in YA Speculative Fiction Reviews

Posted on July 18, 2017 by Yalsa Projects

Davis, Jewel. “Dreaming in Color: Identifying Race and Ethnicity in YA Speculative Fiction Reviews”. Journal of Research on Libraries & Young Adults 8 (2017): n. page. Web. <Date accessed>.

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