toleration

After he learns that humans have killed every member of his rat tribe, Vasco joins other rats in the sewers and courageously leads them to safety.

To escape problems with both of her parents throughout her childhood in the 1940s and 50s, Pearl Harbor Keenan reaches out to Walking Mary, a strange old woman who meets every single passenger train that pulls into the Framburg depot.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to the ways that people around the world are both similar and different, and discusses physical similarities, cultural differences, and more.

Explains what tolerance is and why it is important and presents several scenarios involving tolerance at school, at home, and in other settings.

Discusses the nature of tolerance, which means accepting people no matter what they look like, how they live, what they like, or how they do things.

Describes tolerance as a virtue and suggests ways in which it can be recognized and practiced.

Ten-year-old Izzie wants to join the war like his older brothers and go into battle against the Confederate Army, but when he meets a Rebel soldier in a hospital, he begins to see things differently.

A guide to tolerance for teens, discussing the meaning of diversity, respect, and intolerance, examining the consequences of intolerance, sharing stories of teens' encounters with prejudice, and identifying the sources of bias and what can be done to fight it.

Explains how conflicts can be caused by cultural differences and includes comments and personal stories from teenagers of various races, ethnicities, and religions.

During his lonely crusade to remove offensive mascots from his high school, a Native American teenager learns more about his heritage, his ancestors, and his place in the world.