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Issue 10.2 (June 2008)
Thematic Issue: Racialized Narratives for Children.
Ed. C. Richard King and John Streamas

Editorial

Introduction to Racialized Narratives for Children
C. Richard King

Articles

A Critical Discourse Analysis of Representation of Asian Indian Folk Tales in US-American Children's Literature
Sudeshna Roy

The Ambiguous Nature of Multiculturalism in Two Picture Books about 9/11
Jo Lampert

Racism, Disable-ism, and Heterosexism in the Making of Helen Keller
Andy Prettol

Children's Film as Social Practice
J. Zornado

Children's Video Games as Interactive Racialization
Cathlena Martin

Narrative Politics in Historical Fictions for Children
John Streamas

The Politics of Childhood in Ellis's Three Wishes
Wafaa Hasan

Polly Bemis, Pedagogy, and Multiculturalism in the Classroom
Katy Fry

Natives, Nostalgia, and Nature in Children's Popular Film Narratives
C. Richard King

Race and Gender Representations in Advertising in Cable Cartoon Programming
Debra L. Merskin

Bibliography

A Bibliography of Work on Racial Narratives for Children
Marie Drews