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Tag: Social Justice
Book Review: Free Period by Ali Terese
An absolutely fantastic read about period equity, friendship, direct action, and good trouble.
Book Review: Code Red by Joy McCullough
A fantastic look at periods, social justice, period poverty, economic inequalities, and the power of taking action. Get this one on all shelves!
Old Friend, New Story: Garvey in the Dark, a guest post by Nikki Grimes
I had no intention of writing a children's book set against the pandemic. None. And yet, and yet...I felt compelled. Ultimately, I surrendered to the impossible and set out to write Garvey in the Dark.
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Book Review: Victory. Stand!: Raising My Fist for Justice by Tommie Smith, Derrick Barnes, Dawud Anyabwile
An amazing celebration of resiliency, strength, and determination, Smith's incredible story shows how far we have come and how far we have yet to go. A fantastic book.
Book Review: I Rise by Marie Arnold
Powerfully told, this look at racism, police brutality, and activism will leave readers wanting more books from Arnold. A must-have book.
What’s Your Issue, Fleur? A guest post by Fleur Bradley
How am I supposed to cover the political complexities of incarceration in America for that eight-year-old who just showed me their cat?
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Book Review: The First Rule of Climate Club by Carrie Firestone
Hand this one to social justice-minded readers who will be inspired by the actions of these incredible kids.
Book Review: Why We Fly by Kimberly Jones and Gilly Segal
A thought-provoking read full of social commentary.
THIS IS NO GAME: WHEN FACTS MATTER, SPORTS NON-FICTION IS A GOOD PLACE TO TURN, a guest post by Andrew Maraniss
What better genre than sports to shine a light on the everyday elements of American life that have perpetuated injustice? These are the stories where the truth shines the brightest.
RevolTeens: The Long Dark Winter of the Soul, by Christine Lively
Winter is coming. Librarian Christine Lively talks about how RevolTeens can use this time to nourish their souls and keep doing the work of social justice.
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