Pushing Back Against Internalized Racism in Children of Color

"Unless you have that epiphany that shifts your perspective and lets you see beyond what you’ve always seen, you may not get it. And even then, it’s work."

A proud transracial and transnational adoptee writes about his complicated racial identity and his journey to meaningful self-identification despite the pushback.

Author Gayle Kirshenbaum discusses what it means to be a white parent raising the next generation of white people and the responsibilities that come with that.

Andrew Grant-Thomas reflects on race, relationships and navigating high-school.

“You can’t be two races. You have to pick one: white or black.”...“What about me?”

Author Perfecta Oxholm discusses how children name and recognize whiteness.

How supporting children through this tough political climate is similar to the gardening process.