Indivisible

Reach for this book when your teenager is wrestling with their place in the world or feeling disconnected from the American narrative. It is an essential resource for adolescents who are starting to question who gets to be called American and how history shaped their current reality. This anthology collects diverse voices across centuries to explore the intersection of identity, justice, and the ongoing struggle for equality. Through a mix of poetry and prose, the book highlights the beauty and complexity of cultural heritage while addressing the hard truths of systemic barriers. It provides a safe space for teenagers to explore heavy themes like racism and disenfranchisement through a lens of hope and civic pride. It is a sophisticated yet accessible guide for any young person wanting to understand how their own family story fits into the larger national tapestry.