We hear so many words today around race today, such as diversity, structural racism, white privilege and xenophobia? What do they all mean? And what exactly does it mean to be an anti-racist? Told from the point of view of ten fictional preteen characters, Handbook for Young Anti-Racists explains whatracism really is, why representation is important and what young people can do if they or someone they know is discriminated against because of the color of their skin. This engaging and informative fully illustrated book includes tasks and conversations that children can bring up at home or with their friends or classmates, as well as exercises they can do to better understand the issue of race in the world around them. Ideal for early adolescent anti-racists, the goal of this book is to give the generation that is growing up now the feeling that they have the power to change society.