In "Black Panther: Books Belong in Classrooms" by David Cutler, the tone can be described as passionate and advocating. Cutler conveys a strong belief in the importance of diverse literature, particularly through the lens of the "Black Panther" comic book series and its relevance in educational settings. There is an urgency in his writing as he emphasizes the need for representation and the power of stories to engage students, foster understanding, and encourage critical thinking. Overall, the tone reflects a commitment to enhancing education through inclusive and representative materials.
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