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A Centennial Celebration of The Brownies' Book Jane Nugent " and "How can weContributions by Jani L. Barker, Rudine Sims Bishop, Julia S. Charles Linen, Paige Gray, Dianne Johnson Feelings, Jonda C. McNair, Sara C. VanderHaagen, and Michelle Taylor Watts The Brownies' Book occupies a special place in the history of African American children's literature. Informally the children's counterpart to the NAACP's The Crisis magazine, it was one of the first periodicals created primarily for Black youth. Several of the objectives the