Stop antiblack racism

key selling points

• introduces young readers to fighting antiblack racism, what it means and what it looks like, and gives them practical, age-appropriate tools to be better allies.
• includes key definitions, black history examples, inspiring quotes and reflection questions and communication tools that could be helpful to individuals and in the classroom.
• discusses topical themes including allyship, racism, intersectionality, systemic oppression, discrimination, cultural appropriation, self-awareness, social justice, bullying, slavery, islamophobia and privilege.
• the empathetic, nonjudgmental voice is meant to guide and invite discussion and reflection on allyship rather than lecture or talk down to young people.
• includes colorful and vibrant illustrations throughout to highlight black history and help make the topic of allyship accessible to young readers.
• toronto-born of jamaican parents, nadia l. hohn is an award-winning author and educator who advocates for diversity in children's literature. she is an “artivist” who wants to make sure that all young people can see themselves in books, and she has delivered hundreds of presentations at schools, libraries, bookstores and literary festivals around the world. she is also the author of the antiracist kitchen.