New Kid

Fiction | Graphic Novel/Book | Middle Grade | Published in 2019

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Long-Answer Response

1. Jordan’s parents think that his art is not as important as his academic education, which is why they send him to RAD. But in the end of the story, his success with his art and its placement on the yearbook cover is what makes his adjustment to the school easier. Without his art, Jordan might not have been able to find success at RAD. (Various chapters)

2. Students may offer various examples. One possible answer is that people like Ashley and Ms. Rawle do not mean to show bias against Black people, but Ashley’s Secret Santa gifts and Ms. Rawle’s assumptions about Drew demonstrate that even people with good intentions can have hidden biases that cause them to act hurtfully to people of color. (Various chapters)