The book title is called readings for diversity and social justice.
As a reflection, this book made me look upon the many experience's I have faced being a young black male in America. there were many times where i have experienced racism in school and outside of school. One example I can give, was when I was in high school, I had transferred to a predominantly white high school and one student touched my hair without my permission and made fun of me due to where I grew up and came from. It is highly important that we teach our children and youth to respect one another and their lived experience's. so many of our young students come from a vast background with so much unique cultures and traditions. It is very vital we do not mock or make fun of them. the best solution we can do is to learn and appreciate who they are as in individuals and a whole as a group. A point in class I will share is in what ways can students learn to respect each other regardless of racial and other backgrounds, and how can we as educators learn to teach and educate ourselves to on the diversity in our nation and technological world as well.
