prejudices

In winning a medal she is no longer there to receive, a tight-lipped little Polish girl teaches her classmates a lesson.

Discusses discrimination on both the general and individual levels and provides advice on dealing with and ending it.

After moving from a Mohawk reservation to Brooklyn, New York, eight-year-old Danny Bigtree encounters stereotypes about his Native American heritage.

Presents readings from a variety of perspectives to help understand prejudice.

Essays from various sources provide a wide range of opinions on the discrimination of religious groups in America, discussing Christians in school, anti-Semitism on campus, religion in education, Islamic women and feminism, Muslims, homosexuality in the Episcopal Church, and Hare Krishnas.

Examines questions about prejudice, discussing what it is and why it occurs, and offering advice on how to respond to prejudice and how to work to reduce it.

In spite of her upbringing, a young Japanese woman begins seeing an American soldier and finds that he is not like the foreigners her parents have taught her to avoid.

In 1956 in Half Moon, North Carolina, thirteen-year-old Edie Jo comes to terms with her own prejudice and the death of a friend.

Eleven-year-old Daughter, called a "zebra" by a boy at school because one of her parents is black and the other is white, wonders exactly who and what she is.

Text and accompanying photographs discuss crimes inspired by the hatred of an entire group of people.