Title from cover. "Produced by Teaching Tolerance, a project of the Southern Poverty Law Center"--Colophon.

Introduction -- What can I do among family? (What can I do about sibling slurs? -- What can I do about "joking" in-laws? -- What can I do about impressionable children? -- What can I do about parental attitudes? -- What can I do about stubborn relatives? -- What can i do about my own bias?) -- What can I do among friends and neighbors? (What can I do about sour social events? -- What can I do about casual comments? -- What can I do about offended guests? -- What can I do about real-estate racism? -- What can I about unwanted email? -- What can I do about my own bias?) -- What can I do at work? (What can I do about casual comments? -- What can I do about workplace humor? -- What can I do about sexist remarks? -- What can I do about meeting missteps? -- What can I do about the boss' bias? -- What can I do about my own bias?) -- What can I do at school? (What can I do about negative remarks? -- What can I do about familial exclusion? -- What can I do about biased bullying? -- What can I do about in-group bigotry? -- What can I do about a teacher's bias?) -- What can I do in public? (What can I do about biased customer service? -- Waht can I do about bigoted corporate policy? -- Waht can I do about a stranger's remarks? -- What can I do about retail racism? -- What can I do about racial profiling? -- Waht can I do about my own bias?) -- Six steps to speaking up against everyday bigotry -- The Speak Up! pledge -- Speak Up! as a campaign -- Speak Up! as a training tool.