Equality and Inclusion

This collection is focused on equality and inclusion with the emphasis on social justice. Ranging from topics such as feminism and female empowerment, LGBTQ+ rights and issues, immigration, and more. Use these books to get a variety of perspectives on how to promote equality and inclusion amongst diverse groups of people.

"We are all different, which is great because we are all unique. Without diversity, life would be very boring."

- Catherine Pulsifer

PK-3

All Are Welcome

Alexandra Penfold

Following a group of children at school, the book promotes a classroom environment of diversity and inclusion where all types of people are welcome.

#Diversity #Inclusion #Kindess #Acceptance #Friendship #Community

PK-3

One Good Deed

Terri Fields

Kindness and acceptance is seen through intentional acts of care within a neighborhood of diversity

#Diversity #Jewish #Religion #Acceptance #Community #Inclusion #Kindness #Support

1-2

It Feels Good To Be Yourself: A Book About Gender Identity

Theresa Thorn

A book that explains gender identy, taking a look at characters who are transgender, gender fluid, and non-binary and explaining their pronouns.

#LGBTQIA+ #Transgender #GenderIdentity #PronounUse #Inclusion #Self-Expression #Non-Binary #GenderFluid

PK-3

They She He Me

Maya Gonzalez

A presentation of gender expression and gender identity that teaches how to have a conversation about pronouns and how to identify your own.

#Diversity #Pronouns #PronounEducation #Self-Expression #GenderIdentity #GenderInclusion

1-5

The Arabic Quilt: An Immigrant Story

Aya Khalil

Kanzi keeps the quilt her grandmother gives her and a poem in Arabic. She brings the language and quilt to her school and celebrate with her teacher and class.

#Culture #Arabic #Language #Egyptian #Heritage #Inclusion #Immigrant #Bilingual #Acceptance

1-4

Someday Is Now

Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich

Clara Lupa saw the injustice of racism and took a stand against segregation in Oklahoma. Her courage and bravery led to change in the Civil Rights Movement

DIVERSITY AT PURDUE

Equality and Inclusion

PK-3

All Are Welcome

Alexandra Penfold

Following a group of children at school, the book promotes a classroom environment of diversity and inclusion where all types of people are welcome.

#Diversity #Inclusion #Kindess #Acceptance #Friendship #Community

PK-3

One Good Deed

Terri Fields

Kindness and acceptance is seen through intentional acts of care within a neighborhood of diversity

#Diversity #Jewish #Religion #Acceptance #Community #Inclusion #Kindness #Support

1-2

It Feels Good To Be Yourself: A Book About Gender Identity

Theresa Thorn

A book that explains gender identy, taking a look at characters who are transgender, gender fluid, and non-binary and explaining their pronouns.

#LGBTQIA+ #Transgender #GenderIdentity #PronounUse #Inclusion #Self-Expression #Non-Binary #GenderFluid

PK-3

They She He Me

Maya Gonzalez

A presentation of gender expression and gender identity that teaches how to have a conversation about pronouns and how to identify your own.

#Diversity #Pronouns #PronounEducation #Self-Expression #GenderIdentity #GenderInclusion

1-5

The Arabic Quilt: An Immigrant Story

Aya Khalil

Kanzi keeps the quilt her grandmother gives her and a poem in Arabic. She brings the language and quilt to her school and celebrate with her teacher and class.

#Culture #Arabic #Language #Egyptian #Heritage #Inclusion #Immigrant #Bilingual #Acceptance

1-4

Someday Is Now

Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich

Clara Lupa saw the injustice of racism and took a stand against segregation in Oklahoma. Her courage and bravery led to change in the Civil Rights Movement

#CivilRights #Segregation #Racism #RacialInequality #Courage

5-9

Fannie Never Flinched

Mary Cronk Farrell

A story about Fannie Sellins and her dedication to justice and equality for American workers in the Gilded Age.

#Equality #Justice #Feminism #GildedAge #UnionActivisim #WealthInequality #Biography #WorkersStrike