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Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. Traditionally Juneteenth is known as a cultural event that celebrates the emancipation of slaves in America in 1865.

Brought to Kansas City in 1980 by Horace M Peterson III, founder of the Black Archives of Mid-America INC, Juneteenth is an annual heritage celebration and platform that celebrates the emancipation of enslaved Africans in America and provides the backdrop to pay tribute to the founders of our community.

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Madden Tanner is a smart and ambitious 7th grader that enjoys bringing his love of literacy. In 2014, with assistance from his parents, Madden created and facilitate R.O.Y.A.L. Book Club. Which stands for reach outgoing youth accelerate literacy enthusiasm. Membership is offered to boys 6 to 12 years old, in the surrounding community.

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Boys read 45% less than girls. Study after study supports the claim that boys are far less likely to read for pleasure than girls. Education experts are observing with rolling alarm large numbers of boys aren’t reading, and this fact is contributing to an achievement gap between boys and girls.

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The books that I have written are made to engage young people like myself, specifically school-age boys with interesting and relatable books. My topics cater to boys' interests like true-life stories that include entrepreneurship, socialization, problem-solving, STEM, and more.

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My target market is reaching boys from the ages 6 to 12 years old. As well as, adults who purchased the books. Like, parents, uncles, aunts, grandparents, teachers.

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Next Steps

Currently, I am looking to build out a project the brings a fun interactive learning experience called, Literacy through Music. It will provide another element to inspire boys to turn a page of a book that teaches sight words and sounds and recognition in the hopes to increase boys' interest in reading as early as pre-K.

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