Mascot

In a small town, a school’s mascot sparks a heated debate that challenges a community’s sense of pride and tradition. Charles Waters and Traci Sorell delve into the complexities of identity and representation through the eyes of young students who find themselves at the center of a controversy. Some see the mascot as a cherished symbol, while others view it as a painful reminder of racial stereotypes.

Navigating friendships, loyalties, and the pressure to take a stand, the characters must confront difficult conversations about cultural significance and respect. This poignant narrative encourages readers to grapple with the meaning of heritage and the importance of seeking understanding in the face of differing perspectives.