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Summary: Marley Dias started #1000BlackGirlBooks after getting frustrated about all the books she was reading in school being about white boys and their dogs. She was just 11 years old and began the movement with the help of her mother. Her movement began with collecting books where the main characters were black.
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Founder, #1000BlackGirlBooks
Age: 16
Hometown: West Orange, New Jersey

Marley Dias made a profound observation when she was just 11 years old: The main characters in many of her school-assigned reading books were all white boys and their dogs. With her mother's support and encouragement, Dias started #1000BlackGirlBooks, an initiative aimed at highlighting, collecting and donating books with Black characters in leading roles. Her initial goal was to collect 1,000 books to donate to Black girls at other schools, but Dias' drive quickly took off. She has collected more than 13,000 books to date. In 2019, Dias wrote a book of her own titled Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You! She is also the host and executive producer of the Netflix series Bookmarks: Celebrating Black Voices. She has received national recognition for her activism.

Instagram:@iammarleydias
Twitter: @iammarleydias
Website: www.marleydias.com
In honor of Black History Month, In The Know is highlighting changemakers impacting the world through cultural advancement, community leadership, and entrepreneurial innovation. See all of the honorees here.

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Founder, #1000BlackGirlBooks Age: 16Hometown: West Orange, New Jersey Marley Dias made a profound observation when she was just 11 years old: The main characters in many of her school-assigned reading books were all white boys and their dogs. With her mother's support and encouragement, Dias started #1000BlackGirlBooks, an initiative aimed at highlighting, collecting and donating books with Black characters in leading roles.

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What is SOCIAL JUSTICE? What does SOCIAL JUSTICE mean? SOCIAL JUSTICE meaning & explanation

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What is inequality and social justice? - BBC Bitesize Key Stage 3 Learning for Life and Work

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She's an author, public speaker and one of Forbes' "30 under 30" this year - and she's not even in high school yet. After becoming frustrated that she wasn't reading any books in school featuring black main characters, then 10-year-old Marley Dias set out to collect books with characters who looked like her with the #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign. She ended up with more than 10 times that many. Now 13 years old, she has become an author herself with "Marley Dias Gets It Done: And So Can You!" a tale she hopes will inspire others to become activists.

Dias joined "CBS This Morning" to discuss her new book, why she launched a campaign about racial harmony and where she gets her confidence.

"In the book I talk about it where I'm kind of a perfect mix of everything, and so is everybody else. If you like reading, you are allowed to like to dance and to like to sing and to like to act. Even though I wear glasses, I'm not just a mousy person who stays in my room - even though I do sometimes stay in my room and read," Dias said.

She says she was bothered by the social structures that pushed away from the "intersectionality of being a black person and a woman and a girl."

"They're not including all of us, but they are thinking that because you're black and because you're a woman we are trying to create a system that supports you, but they're not thinking about that point of intersection between the two where I'm a mix of both and that we need to include me in both of those realities and not just one or the other," Dias said.

For the 13-year-old, who says she has a diverse group of friends, it's about making an effort to check one another.

"We try to just be open with each other about whether or not we feel like someone made a joke that was not appropriate or we feel like we were saying something that was not an educated response to a question," Dias said.

She acknowledged that while it makes her sound "really, like, PC or whatever," it's never cut into their ability to have fun.

"So at the same time we try to keep it, you know, loose because not every conversation is going to have perfect knowledge with things that we say, but we want to always stay educated on the things that are happening in our community and the communities that surround us."

In terms of advice for aspiring activists, Dias hopes to remind others that helping even one person with your full energy is just as impactful as what she's achieved.

"I think the biggest thing is that success is not measured by whether or not you're on 'CBS This Morning' or whether or not you make the local news station-" Dias said when "CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King interrupted and joked, "Wait a second, Marley. Take that back, Marley!"

"I mean that it's not measured by the things, the places that you go.... But by the actual people that you touch and the places you're servicing," she said.

With a long list of accomplishments and a natural grace unmatched by many adults, King asked her where she got such confidence.

"I think the biggest thing, where my passionate-ness comes from, is that I love reading and it is something that I really care about. It's not like I'm talking about football or basketball or dancing - things that I enjoy but are not necessarily my favorite things. I try to say with kids you always, even if you're in the middle about things that you like, pick the stuff that you know you can go on and go on and keep going and keep going. Because it's so much more important to continue with that because you'll feel so much more joy in the things that you do."

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How 13-year-old Marley Dias is inspiring activism in others

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She's an author, public speaker and one of Forbes' "30 under 30" this year - and she's not even in high school yet. After becoming frustrated that she wasn't reading any books in school featuring black main characters, then 10-year-old Marley Dias set out to collect books with characters who looked like her with the #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign.

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Marley Dias is the 13-year-old social activist behind #1000BlackGirlBooks, an international movement to collect and donate children's books that feature Black girls as the lead character. With the help of her mother's foundation, GrassROOTS Community Foundation, Marley launched the #1000BlackGirlBooks drive in November of 2015, leveraging the power of social media to reach a larger audience.

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Social Justice

How many times have you said ''That's not fair,'' only to hear the response ''Well, life's not always fair''? While you were probably talking about not being able to do something you wanted to and how unfair that was, sometimes unfairness is much more serious and is a violation of social justice. While it can be challenging to give an exact definition to social justice, the general idea is that institutions in society should allow equal opportunities to all people without engaging in discrimination. Let's dissect this further.

Think of all the privileges and opportunities available to you on a daily basis. You get to attend school and receive an education. This then gives you skills you can use to get a job, where you then make money that you want to spend on buying a house. Don't these sound like rights you should have?

Well, when someone does not have the same access to these rights and privileges due to discrimination, this is a threat to social justice and is commonly called a social injustice. Social injustices occur when a person, people or groups of people are treated unfairly - discriminated against - strictly based upon a certain characteristic of the person or group of people. These characteristics include race (racism), age (ageism), gender (sexism), religion and sexuality (heterosexism).

Social justice issues happen on a global scale, meaning they affect people all over the world. They can also take place in one particular country or city. They can even happen on a much smaller scale, like in your classroom or in your neighborhood.

Social Justice Issues

Social injustices can come in many different forms. Sometimes, a law is the reason for the social justice issue. For example, the death penalty, which allows a person who has been found guilty of a very violent crime to be executed as punishment, is legal in some places. However, if the death penalty punishment is not applied the same way for every individual and it turns out that people of a certain race, religion, etc., are more likely to be given the death penalty than others, that is discrimination and a social injustice.

Sometimes, prejudice, an opinion that is not supported by reason, causes social justice issues. For example, there is currently a wage gap that exists in the world and in many situations, a woman earns less money than a man who holds the same position. The prejudice is that women are not as smart, or cannot do as good a job, as men.

In some Middle Eastern countries, not only do women not have the same rights as men, many women are actually considered to be the property of men and they have absolutely no rights!

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Social Justice Lesson for Kids: Definition, Issues & Examples | Study.com

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How many times have you said ''That's not fair,'' only to hear the response ''Well, life's not always fair''? While you were probably talking about not being able to do something you wanted to and how unfair that was, sometimes unfairness is much more serious and is a violation of social justice.

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