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Me and White Supremacy: Young Reader’s Edition

Layla F Saad

Layla F. Saad adapts Me and White Supremacy for young readers, presenting material about racism and the work of dismantling it. The book includes definitions and historical background for its subjects, along with sections intended to help readers work through difficult ideas. It is not framed as a 28-day challenge; readers may spend as long as they need engaging with the content. Its material is described as applicable to readers with and without white privilege.

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Themes
Racism And Prejudice · Social Justice
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Sourcebooks Explore
Pages
285
ISBN-13
9781728259086
Language
English
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