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Reach for this book when your teenager begins asking hard questions about the human stories behind the evening news or expresses a desire to understand the systemic roots of global inequality. This comprehensive nonfiction guide moves beyond simple definitions to explore the historical, political, and social forces that drive millions of people from their homes. It is an essential resource for developing a nuanced perspective on one of the most pressing humanitarian issues of our time. Through a blend of factual reporting and personal narratives, the book balances the heavy realities of displacement with a focus on human resilience and the legal frameworks of asylum. It is ideally suited for middle and high school students who are ready to engage with mature themes of justice, international conflict, and the ethical responsibilities of global citizens. Parents will appreciate how it provides a structured, factual foundation for discussing complex topics like immigration policy and human rights.
