YA Nonfiction Books for the Budding Social Activist
Get empowered to organize and enact change with these three YA nonfiction books about activism and social issues affecting teens today!
Get empowered to organize and enact change with these three YA nonfiction books about activism and social issues affecting teens today!
Whether you want to eat healthier, break a habit, see the world differently, or want an amazing read, take a look at these books that will change your life.
When a reread of BLACK BEAUTY gives you actual hope for the future (even in 2018, yep). On finding social justice themes in BLACK BEAUTY.
Sink your teeth into social justice in YA, with these nonfiction book recommendations. Features books from Kelly Jensen, John Lewis, and more.
A list of books that tackle social justice in YA fiction, including The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas and Out of Darkness by Ashley Hope Perez.
Overpopulation, sexism, racism: learn more about the problems today's world faces through these fiction novels.
Books for people who want to better understand the courts, law, and justice. Stack your shelves with these books about the law and social justice issues.
Middle grade and young adult books featuring the lives and stories of those from the 7 Muslim Ban countries.
Join blogger Kerry McHugh's Social Justice Book Club!
A request for more YA featuring teens protesting and having hard conversations.
Do some good by donating to an organization that sends books to imprisoned kids.
Books to get you fired up or to remind you that activism is worth it.
Books for raising feminist killjoys, unrepentant SJWs, and the nastiest little women.
Writing about comics as a woman can be really, really frustrating. Here's why every female comics critic needs her own comics girl gang.
This week’s Riot Recommendation is sponsored by One Glorious Ambition: The Compassionate Crusade of Dorothea Dix, A Novel by Jane Kirkpatrick. Growing up ...
