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A valuable addition to collections for young adolescents, especially where materials addressing consent are lacking. more Black girls have been excluded and ignored within the education system by school officials and this has negatively contributed to their overall academic experience and identity.

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Anti-Black racism practices are embedded in institutions that reinforce attitudes, values, beliefs and stereotypes of Black and racialized people. School Library Journal, "Evans and Gonsalvez provide young adolescents with clear, helpful guidelines on the meaning of consent and the types of situations in which consent is required.

But this book delves, too, into an awareness of others' personal space and a respect for their traditions (when sharing Indigenous peoples' stories, for instance). While the text emphasizes scenarios in which intimate touch might occur, it also addresses the need for consent in other daily situations (borrowing someone's possessions or speaking on someone's behalf).