Our Stories in Our Voices
Product identity
- Publisher
- Kendall Hunt Publishing Company
- Program family
- Our Stories in Our Voices
- Edition
- Third Edition, ©2022
Instructional fit
- Courses
- Ethnic Studies; United States History; California history
- Role explanation
- Supplemental course resource; local teachers determine its place in the course.
- Learner and support context
- Ethnic Studies; United States History; California history; grade levels describe intended secondary or elementary use, not a statewide adoption claim.
- Subjects covered
- Supported instructional roles
Materials and delivery
- Format description
- Print and/or digital materials as described; components and online access depend on edition and purchased package.
- Included components
- 458-page print anthology; ebook with term-limited access. A separately sold workbook exists; inclusion depends on the purchased package.
- Languages and support
- English.
Links and notes
- Vendor product URL
- Visit publisher product page
An ethnic studies anthology examining U.S. history, identity, education, and social justice through voices of people of color.
Our Stories in Our Voices is an ethnic studies anthology by Dale Allender and Gregory Yee Mark, published by Kendall Hunt Publishing Company. Readings examine American history, ethnic identity, education, and struggles for social justice through the experiences of people of color. The collection includes California and Sacramento histories, immigration, Indigenous perspectives, representation, community experience, and solidarity. Its anthology structure allows teachers to select readings to support course themes and discussion.
Publication: the publisher identifies the third edition as ©2022, with 458 pages. The current print ISBN is 9798385106707 and ebook ISBN is 9798385106714. This catalog entry represents the instructional anthology, not a collection of separate literature-title listings.
Publication: the publisher identifies the third edition as ©2022, with 458 pages. The current print ISBN is 9798385106707 and ebook ISBN is 9798385106714. This catalog entry represents the instructional anthology, not a collection of separate literature-title listings.
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