Move over, John Green. In an event featuring star authors and prominent educators, a group of high school classmates stole the show at School Library Journal's recent Summit in Nashville, TN. Here's the video: The students, seniors at Jesuit High School (JHS) in Portland, OR, talked about their exploration of racial identity in a presentation that was insightful and moving. Guided by JHS librarian Gregory Lum and English teacher Megan Mathes, the teens engaged a discussion on race based on Gene Luen Yang’s award-winning graphic novel American Born Chinese. Yang, who appeared on the dais alongside the students, called the panel “a balm for all my fears.” See our coverage: "'American Born Chinese' Opens Windows and Shines Mirrors."