Discover how to be anti-racist, disrupt racism, and build solidarity in this guided journal by Tiffany Jewell. Gain a deeper understanding of racial oppression and learn how to take action towards equity and liberation.
Must-have guide for young readers on understanding racism, antiracism, and how to be an empowered antiracist kid. By Tiffany Jewell with art by Nicole Miles.
Graphic version of Lies My Teacher Told Me, bestselling corrective to American history myths, adapted by National Book Award-winning artist Nate Powell.
A graphic novel about Rosa Parks and Claudette Colvin inspiring the Montgomery Bus Boycott, showcasing the power of defiance and social justice activism.
YA book by Tiffany Jewell exposes racism in US schools, featuring personal narratives of Black and Brown students and educators. An empowering must-read.
Explore racism and antiracism in America with this #1 New York Times bestseller. Learn how to identify and combat racist ideas for a better future. Check out the educator guide for younger readers.
Congressman John Lewis presents March, a graphic novel trilogy, chronicling his lifelong fight for civil rights. A powerful, firsthand account of a historic movement.
Don't miss the sequel to the bestselling graphic novel March: Book One! Congressman John Lewis continues his inspiring civil rights journey in March: Book Two.
Discover the inspiring story of Lila Greer, Teacher of the Year, and how one brilliant teacher can make a profound difference in a child's life. Join the Questioneers on their adventures in various picture books, chapter books, and activity books.
Graphic edition of Timothy Snyder's lessons for resisting authoritarianism, illustrated by Nora Krug. A visual guide to staying vigilant in tumultuous times.
2019 Sibert and Orbis Pictus Honor Book, NPR's Top Reads and more. Experience a Cherokee year of gratitude and traditions in this authentic and heartwarming picture book.