Kids Speak Out About Inequality—Young Racial and Gender Equality Activists and How Kids Can Help End Discrimination, Grades 1-4 Leveled Readers (24 pgs)
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Kids Speak Out About Inequality—Young Racial and Gender Equality Activists and How Kids Can Help End Discrimination, Grades 1-4 Leveled Readers (24 pgs)

by Christine Schwab

Children's Nonfiction social justice Diversity and Inclusion
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This 24-page leveled reader introduces children in grades 1–4 to young racial and gender equality activists. It presents inequality in an accessible format and encourages readers to consider age-appropriate ways they can help promote fairness and end discrimination.

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Kids Speak Out About Inequality introduces young readers to racial and gender equality activists.

Written for grades 1–4, this 24-page leveled reader presents discrimination and equality in an accessible format.

The book encourages children to learn how they can help promote fairness and challenge discrimination.

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