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BIPOC Voices and Perspectives Monologue Resource

BIPOC Voices and Perspectives Monologue Resource

edited by Lindsay Price

Diversity and representation in the drama classroom is imperative for students and teachers alike. BIPOC Voices & Perspectives: Monologue Resource is an incredible collection of original monologues written by BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) students that shares their perspectives, their stories and their voices.

This collection of 34 monologues written for students by students includes close reading questions for analysis and discussion for each monologue, as well as performance permissions.

Plus a bonus resource to help encourage your students to share their own voice!

From the Drama Teacher Learning Centre

BIPOC Voices and Perspectives Monologue Resource

BIPOC Voices and Perspectives Monologue Resource

BIPOC Student Playwrights – Chosen Monologues

BIPOC Student Playwrights – Chosen Monologues

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