We’re all different. We’re all different colors, ethnicities, sizes, ages, abilities, genders. We’ve all been born into different circumstances and have different beliefs. We’re all different but we’re all human – we are all part of this world. Seeing the world from another’s perspective can change our viewpoint. Let’s find out more about all our differences, to help us understand how our lives are interwoven.
Fiction - eBooks A half caste and other writings Anxious people Deacon king kong Simon vs. the homo sapiens agenda The girl who fell from the sky The midnight library The vanishing half There there Fiction - eAudiobooks An American marriage Deacon king kong Everything I never told you Simon vs the homo sapiens agenda The curious incident of the dog in the night-time The vanishing half There there Memoir - eBooks Between the world and me Born a crime: Stories from a South African childhood Dreams from my father: A story of race and inheritance Educated: a memoir Fun home: A family tragicomic I am Malala: The girl who stood up for education and was shot by the Taliban Memoir - eAudiobooks Becoming Between the world and me Educated: A memoir I know why the caged bird sings Untamed Nonfiction - eBooks Crossing Black The souls of mixed folks When half is whole Race migrations Ableism Reimagining Indian country Schooled on fat The colors of Jews Videos Between the world and me Content for change Daughter from Danang Living in the hyphen And still I rise Radical brownies Straight/curve The world according to Gary Weaving worlds Ted Talks A tale of two Americans and the mini-mart where they collided Help for kids the education system ignores Let’s end ageism My mother was from Iraq, My father from Egypt: Rachel’s story The beauty of human skin in every color What does my headscarf say to you? Why I must come out