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Refugee Stories (Fiction and Nonfiction)

Find a list of current event articles and Extra Juices  that cover refugees over the past few years and pair them with a novel or refugee memoir. 

 

Examples of books to pair with articles:

  • Refugee by Alan Gratz
  • Other Words for Home by Jasmine Warga
  • The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani
  • When Scars are Scattered by Victoria Jamieson
  • Shooting Kabul by N. H Senzai
  • Escape from Aleppo  by H. H Senzai
  • A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Parks

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Refugee by Alan Gratz

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Other Words for Home by Jasmine Warga, Escape from Aleppo by H. H Senzai

Articles that Cover Syria:

 

The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani

Articles that Cover the Partition of India:

 

A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Parks

Articles that Cover Sudan and The Water Crisis:

 

Historical Fiction/ Memoirs- WWII/ Holocaust

Pair the following articles with books that are set during WWII to engage students in discussion or provide additional historical context on the Holocaust. 

 

Examples of Books to Pair: 

    • Book Thief by Markus Zusak
    • Night by Ellie Wiesel
    • Number The Stars by Lois Lower
    • Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank

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Social Justice: Racism and Police Violence

The following articles focus on racism and police shootings in recent years and can be paired with the following fiction texts that highlight similar themes. 

 

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  • Ghost Boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes
  • All American Boys by Jason Reynolds
  • The Hate You Give by Angie Thomas

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US Politics (Grades 11-12)

Biden Executive Orders Will Reverse Trump Policies

President-elect Joe Biden plans to sign a flurry of executive orders soon after his inauguration tomorrow. He plans to address what he’s calling the four crises facing the country. They are COVID-19, the economic downturn, racial injustice, and climate change.

An executive order is a written directive from the president carrying powers similar to a federal law. Presidents have historically used these orders to push policies forward quickly because they do not require approval from Congress. The downside of executive orders is that they are easily overturned by any new president. That is not true for federal laws.

Among other moves overturning Trump administration policies, Biden’s orders will return the US to the Paris Climate Accord and to the Iran nuclear deal.

Related to the pandemic, Biden will require face masks on federal properties and during interstate travel. Other orders will be aimed at safely reopening schools and businesses.

On immigration, Biden will order agencies to determine how to reunite children separated from their families after crossing the US-Mexico border. Another order will end travel restrictions targeting majority-Muslim countries.

Other orders will address “equity and support communities of color,” criminal justice reform, and access to healthcare.

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