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Anti-Racism Resources for Parents

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The future belongs to children, and they are watching and listening. Let them hear us speak up when we see prejudice and injustice. Let them see us stand up against racism and hate. Let’s help our children see that we can make a more fair and just world. Together we must create a better, brighter future for all. Check out these resources on how to get started.
Anti-Racism Resources for Parents

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The conversations we have with children matter, and they need to hear from us now. To help, we're using our platform to share resources with age-appropriate ways to talk with kids about racism and protests. We will continue updating this list of resources on an ongoing basis.

Resources for Parents 

Talking to Your Kids About Racism, Early and Often | New York Times 

‘Raising White Kids’ Author on How White Parents Can Talk About Race | NPR 

How White Parents Can Use Media to Raise Anti-Racist Kids | Common Sense Media

Seeing, Noticing, and Talking About Differences with Young Children | Embrace Race 

How to Talk Honestly With Children About Racism | PBS Kids

Book Recommendations 

Books and Resources to Help You Raise Anti-Racist Children | Brightly 

8 Tips for Choosing “Good” Picture Books Featuring Diverse, BIPOC Characters | Embrace Race 

Jaqueline Woodson’s Shares Essential Books for Discussing Racism with Kids | Oprah Magazine 

Where to Find Diverse Books | We Need Diverse Books

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