An ally is someone who sees when others are being treated unfairly, speaks out against injustice, and wants to learn more about how they can help support all kinds of diversity. In this volume, students find answers to some of the difficult questions around privilege, discrimination, and how to lead by example. Engaging fact boxes, informative charts, and vibrant, full-color photographs give readers a better understanding of how to begin the life-long practice of learning to be a good ally. A list of age-appropriate books and websites provides a jumping-off point for future independent research.
