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Justice Is... A Guide for Young Truth Seekers

Preet Bharara

Introduce the concept of justice to young people with this picture book by In clear and simple language, Preet Bharara, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York,

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Preet Bharara discussed his upcoming book, "Justice: A Guide for Young Truth-Seekers", which is a picture book introducing young people to courageous figures who fought for justice. He mentioned that it features figures like Malala, Gandhi, John Lewis, Nelson Mandela, and Elizabeth Eckford.

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Justice is a picture book. It's been received very well. I didn't draw the pictures. We have a wonderful illustrator, Sue Carnellus, and who did it and it's basically an introduction to very young peo...

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Preet Bharara discussed his upcoming book, "Justice: A Guide for Young Truth-Seekers", which is a picture book introducing young people to courageous figures who fought for justice. He mentioned that it features figures like Malala, Gandhi, John Lewis, Nelson Mandela, and Elizabeth Eckford.

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Justice is a picture book. It's been received very well. I didn't draw the pictures. We have a wonderful illustrator, Sue Carnellus, and who did it and it's basically an introduction to very young people to courageous figures who advanced the cause of justice, you know, in modern times in America and also in in other ages in other parts of the world. We have Malala, you saw it, we have Gandhi, we have John Lewis, we have Nelson Mandela, we have so many.

I don't know if everyone knows the name Elizabeth Eckford. Yeah, she was the young Black girl who was the first to integrate public schools in Little Rock, Arkansas. And this is iconic photo.

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