Readers are broadly introduced to social-­justice issues by way of situations in which people might not feel safe or respected due to a certain aspect of their circumstances or identity, such as their race, sexuality, or houselessness. The point of this book isn't to educate kids about specific issues but to help spur them into action where they feel passionate, suggesting steps to take and reminding them to act in an informed, respectful way. Clean layouts incorporate many photos of protests, and one chapter of notable changemakers shows individuals such as Marsha P. Johnson, Winona LaDuke, and Ed Roberts. Scattered throughout are "Ideas in Action" pages that spotlight changemaker kids and include reader-directed questions. Hand this volume from the Social Justice and You series (4 titles) to kids ready to make a difference.