23. Elements of a Great Story, What's On Her "No" List, and Diversifying Our Bookshelves (with Amber O'Neal Johnston)
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We had the privilege of speaking with Amber O'Neal Johnston, a renowned advocate for inclusive education who shares her journey of homeschooling her four children while embracing the principles of Charlotte Mason.
Amber faced a significant turning point in her homeschooling journey when her daughter began expressing discomfort about her identity, questioning her skin color and heritage. This moment was a wake-up call for Amber, who realized her curriculum lacked diversity and failed to reflect her children's backgrounds. Initially, she considered abandoning the Charlotte Mason approach but soon recognized that she needed to adapt it to fit her family's unique needs.
Instead of simply emulating others, Amber started curating diverse texts and resources that celebrated the richness of Black culture and history. This shift not only enhanced her children's learning experience but also instilled a sense of pride in their identity, allowing them to appreciate the contributions of people like themselves to the world.