bullying – Rag Dolls and Rage

Sheila Tucker November 18, 2024November 18, 2024

Young people often feel pressured to fit in. Inundated with media showing famous, good-looking guys and beautiful women in up-to-the-minute

Sheila Tucker May 5, 2024

Taunting! Punching! Tripping! Name-calling! I provide several examples below of how Indigenous children continue to be discriminated against. It has

Sheila Tucker October 3, 2023September 20, 2023

I’m so encouraged to know that my memoir is still touching readers. This Facebook message is from someone in Alberta.

Sheila Tucker September 26, 2023

It has come to light that at a gymnastic event last year in Ireland, the only Black child in a

Sheila Tucker July 28, 2023June 24, 2023

“You stupid kid.” “Go away, I’m busy.” “Stop being such a baby.” “I’m sick of you.” ETC. ETC. Do you

Sheila Tucker June 24, 2023

Young children will be able to identify with this child and mother, who are showing what bullying looks like. They

Sheila Tucker March 1, 2023

I’m always glad to hear from readers. Many take away something from Rag Dolls and Rage. I believe it is

Sheila Tucker February 18, 2023February 18, 2023

This is a book that grew from a gesture of teen solidarity. If you are aware of a young person

Sheila Tucker December 28, 2022December 28, 2022

My definition of hate crimes: a crime of abuse—verbal or physical—driven by intolerance and prejudice towards a person’s colour, ethnicity,

Sheila Tucker November 3, 2022November 3, 2022

I recently came across this poetic piece by Scott Alderson (link at bottom). I believe you will relate to this.

Image Over Substance