Following the release of her book “It's MY body!”, which focuses on teaching children about bodily autonomy and personal boundaries, the author has expanded her efforts to address social issues through a new album. This latest project, titled “It's NOT My Fault!”, explores the topic of discrimination from a child’s perspective, aiming to help young listeners understand and process experiences of bias and prejudice. The album uses simple language and relatable scenarios to explain complex emotions and social dynamics. Through songs and storytelling, it encourages children to recognize unfair treatment and build resilience against discrimination. The author hopes that by presenting these difficult topics in an accessible way, children will feel empowered to speak up and seek support when they face injustice. The work comes at a time when discussions around discrimination and social equity are increasingly prominent in educational and public discourse. By addressing these issues early on, the author aims to foster empathy and understanding from a young age, laying the foundation for more inclusive communities. The album is part of a broader initiative that combines creative expression with educational goals. It reflects the author’s commitment to using art as a tool for awareness and change, continuing the message of empowerment that began with “It's MY body!” and now extends into the realm of social justice.