toleration

Edward gets to know a tribe of Indians in Colonial America.

Tansy's father arranges for a neighbor, Miss Stella, to care for Tansy after school while her mother is away. Miss Stella has no TV, computer, or car, and Tansy labels her as odd but discovers later that she has misjudged her completely.

Timmy, a little hare, learns tolerance and forgiveness when he plays ball with a boistrous bear cub.

Long ago in Scotland, a talented young wood carver named Rabbie suggests a way to handle a giant who is terrorizing a far-off town--treat the giant as if he were a king, and he might behave like one.

Various authors discuss what compels the bigot, how did prejudice and hatred emerge, and what can be done to overcome social undercurrent.

A collection of plays, songs, and poems, designed for audiences from kindergarten through sixth grade, that presents messages against discrimination and intolerance based on race, class, gender, sexual orientation, religion, and physical ability.

Explores how the pioneering innovations of medieval Spain impacted every dimension of Western life, highlighting key developments and their role in the development of the modern world.

Explores the history of racism and intolerance including the Holocaust of World War II, the civil rights movement in America, genocide in various parts of the world, and dealing with intolerance.