Racial Justice in America

Young children notice and think about race. Adults often worry that talking about race will encourage racial bias in children, but the opposite is true. Silence about race reinforces racism

Interview with Howard Stevenson, a clinical psychologist at Penn GSE, who studies racial literacy and racial trauma.

Guidelines developed by EmbraceRace, "a multiracial community of people supporting each other to help nurture kids who are thoughtful, informed, and brave about race."

A Google doc of resources by child's age, prepared by the West Philly Anti-Racist Parenting Circle for White parents.

A compilation of resources from the Center for Racial Justice in Education

Even babies notice differences like skin color, eye shape and hair texture. Here's how to handle conversations about race, racism, diversity and inclusion, even with very young children.