St. Cloud Solidarity

Written with St. Cloud families
May 2021

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In 2020, there was a rise in violence and hatred against the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. The St. Cloud Elementary School community came together in solidarity to stand up and support their Asian American and Pacific Islander neighbors. St. Cloud Elementary school students wrote this book to teach others how to be an upstander against all forms of hatred.

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The artwork in this book was inspired by our Solidarity Storytime discussion related to the books Eyes That Kiss in the Corners by Joanna Ho and My Footprints by Bao Phi and created by St. Cloud families.

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Copyright 2021
Jaguar Productions

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What does Solidarity mean? St. Cloud students can tell you.

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Peace

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Strength

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Supporting others within and outside our community.

Standing together

Love

Supporting community members who are experiencing a hard time.

Unbroken

St. Cloud families are unique! Here are just a few examples of how amazing they are.

I am Chinese and I am proud of who I am!

One thing that makes me feel special is that I am part American and part Guyanese.

My family comes from Italy and Africa.

Something that is different about me is that I LOVE to draw and type.

 I can cross my eyes.

Something special about me is that I have braces.

Something that is different about me is that I have locs.

I'm unique because I can almost read... and I'm unique because I have the same freckles as my mom and grandma.

I'm unique because I'm imaginative and creative.

My family is unique because we all have the same initials.

I'm unique because I am named after a saint.

Something that is different / unique about me is that I do the sport fencing and I'm a mix of five different ethnic backgrounds.

I am unique because I am Chinese and Jewish and more!

We are unique, and proud of who we are!