Human Rights Picturebooks by Emily Mason

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Stand Up! Speak Up!

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Through a picturebook about protesting climate change, a young girl demonstrates that all humans have the right to a peaceful protest. And, anyone, can actively participate in their government.

Saving the Butterfly

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This story is about two refugees, a boy (the little one) and the girl (the big one). Both the little one and the big one have very different perceptions in their new world. When they capture a butterfly, the big one challenges herself to come out of her shell in order to return the butterfly to its own home.

Stonewall: A Building. An Uprising. A Revolution.

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This picturebook showcases the entire history of the National Monument, the Stonewall Inn. Here, LGBTQ+ Rights were fought for and Stonewall became one of the first places people were free to be themselves.

Hidden Figures: The True Story of Four Black Women and the Space Race

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This picturebook showcases a part of "hidden" history- four Black women who were highly influential in the Space Race. Each woman in showcased as she fights for her rights and to be treated as equals with her peers. This book also touches on the Civil Rights movement, which was occurring at the same time.

Dreams of Freedom

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This book includes a vast collection of quotes, words, and pictures featuring world leaders like Nelson Mandela, Anne Frank, Martin Luther King, and more. This book is meant to give children a simple and tangible view of their rights. It touches on subjects like education, housing, fair punishment, and more.

Dreamers

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Dreamers follows a young mom and her son as they immigrate to a new country. As they enter their new world, they discover that the library is what will best help them learn English and become acclimated to their new country.

Seeds of Change

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This picturebook follows the story of Wangari Maathi, the first African woman and environmentalist to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Wangari used her love of people and nature to plant literal and physical seeds across Kenya. After studying science in the United States, she returned home and advocated for her land and her people.

Promises to Keep

masonem3 — 2025-08-06 14:57:06 UTC

This uniquely formatted picturebook explores Jackie Robinson's story, what he fought for, and the challenges he faced breaking the color barrier in baseball. This book features many facts and data about Jackie Robinson's life and includes archival pieces from the Robinson family's collection. Jackie's daughter, Sharon, does a beautiful job showcasing the impact her father had on the United States.

Separate is Never Equal

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This picturebook follows Sylvia Mendez and her family's fight for desegregation in their schools and community. Sylvia spoke perfect English and was an American citizen, yet was forced to go to a different school. This book explores another perspective of segregation in the United States.

Henry's Freedom Box

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A young boy attempts to mail himself from slavery in the age of the Underground Railroad. Finally, after quite the journey, he has his first day of freedom.