Justice, Safety, and Society by Frank Reilman explores key issues like prejudice, safety, and our moral duties as a society. It starts by examining the roots of prejudice, drawing on history, philosophy, and ethics to explain why discrimination persists, even though it makes no sense. The book then shifts to practical topics like internet safety, with advice for families on dealing with cyberbullying and online predators. It also looks at initiatives like AMBER Alerts, the role of law enforcement, and community efforts to tackle child abductions. Through real-world examples and expert insights, it emphasizes the need for education, awareness, and action to protect children and strengthen our communities. With a blend of history, legal insights, and safety strategies, this book offers a clear, practical guide for those who care about justice and safety. It’s an essential read for parents, educators, and anyone dedicated to making the world safer for all.