A handbook for young people who want to do more than watch.

Racism is not a distant problem. It shows up in classrooms, neighborhoods, and everyday life—and young people know it. In this adaptation of How to Fight Racism, Dr. Jemar Tisby helps readers ages 8–12 understand how prejudice works, why it persists, and what they can do about it.

Drawing on history, Christian principles, and practical tools, this book invites young readers to develop an anti-racist mindset and take meaningful steps toward justice in their own communities.

It is a book that takes young people seriously — and trusts them to make a difference.

Details:

• Hardcover
• 240 pages
• Ages 8–12