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Description
"Different but equal: breaking down injustice at school" is a powerful book for teenagers, tackling the social injustices that mark their daily school lives, such as racism, racketeering and social inequalities. Through poignant testimonies and profound reflections, the book explores the causes and consequences of these often invisible but omnipresent phenomena. Each chapter deals with a specific aspect of injustice, offering analysis and concrete solutions for dealing with it. The book guides young people on how to react as victims or witnesses, how to raise awareness among their peers, and how to rebuild their lives after being affected by injustice. Reflective exercises and inspirational quotes punctuate the book, encouraging teenagers to question their experiences, understand the issues and become agents of change. An essential work for building a fairer, more supportive school. A former blog writer and SEO expert, Théia FARAH turned to writing books for young people, driven by her passion for personal development and listening. Through her books, she accompanies teenagers in their quest for identity, helping them to overcome injustice and rebuild their lives.
