Are you looking for representation in the homeschooling community? You are not alone! I am sharing a list of 12 African American Homeschoolers you should be following.
12 African American Homeschoolers You Should Be Following
I am a firm believer that diversity and inclusion matters. I was recently talking to a friend about how, when I first started on this homeschooling path, it was challenging to find fellow homeschoolers who looked like me or came from a similar background. I felt a significant disconnect because I am Latina. While I do love all my homeschool sisters and enjoy learning from every one of them, I did become aware that most of the homeschoolers I was following in the very beginning were white. I yearned to see diversity running homeschooling communities. I wanted to see someone like myself, who, maybe, walked a similar path that I have. That is part of the reason why I started sharing our homeschool journey for my fellow Latina’s and minorities. After spending some time on this homeschool journey, I noticed that African American homeschoolers were not limited, maybe I was naive or looking in all the wrong places for people to relate to, but eventually, I realized I wasn’t alone. If you are new to this homeschool thing and are looking for some great homeschoolers, then I urge you to follow these lovely ladies. Before I share these 12 African American homeschoolers, you should be following. Please pin this post to your homeschooling board so many more people can follow these amazing women.
Latonya is a homeschool mom blogger from Nashville. She shares inspiration, practical tips about making the most out of life and teaches us to be accountable. Latonya is an outschool teacher, teaching art and math classes.
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Camille is a homeschool mom blogger whose approach on homeschooling is what we all need to hear. She believes that homeschooling is an opportunity to get to know your children on a deeper level as well as an opportunity to get to know yourself.
Amber is a homeschool mom who blogs over at Heritage Mom where she shares much more than just homeschooling . She shares about parenting, travel, social justice, christianity in addition to homeschooling. She focuses on the Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling and will be speaking at the upcoming Charlotte Mason Conference.
Marie is a writer and a homeschool mom. I love how she shares the homeschool lifestyle as something much more than school at home and more of a way of life, showing us how to merge homeschooling into our way of life. We are always learning!
Sanya is a fairly new blogger but I love her honesty and authenticity. She keeps it real, talking about how it feels to be a stay at home mom as well as giving us fun activities to do with our babies and toddlers.
Sheree is a homeschool mom of two and a fairly new blogger as well. If her instagram feed doesn’t motivate and inspire you on its own, she offers homeschool tips and resources over on her site. Sheree believes learning should be fun and full of play.
Syreena creates beautiful content sharing the ups and downs of the homeschooling journey offering tips to help deal with real life struggles and make homeschooling fun.
Honestly, it doesn’t matter what color you are. These are some brilliant, beautiful ladies who share so much information, tips, encouragement, and resources for their fellow homeschoolers. While I love diversity and representation, I also just love to see what my fellow homeschoolers are up to in their homeschool. I also love learning from everyone. If you are a homeschooler, you probably feel the same way. I am working on a list of Latina homeschoolers as well, so stay tuned.