Learn How to be a Color-Brave Caregiver

We have created a blueprint for the important role we caregivers can play in raising children who are thoughtful, informed, and brave about race. See our Color-Brave Caregiver Framework.

Articles

When Standing Up Means Standing Alone

A white father, a multiracial son, and a new football tradition.

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Climbing the Mount of Mercy on 9/11

Why many Muslims, including me, will be fasting on 9/11.

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Too Much Or Not Enough? Racially Socializing My Black Daughter.

Racial socialization involves the implicit and explicit ways that families convey their own views about race and racism to their children.

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The Gift of White Burnout

I once thought we could get to justice if we could just help poor kids of color get more comfortable with their poverty.

Articles

"Would You Like to Eat?" or "Sit Down and Eat!"?

Thoughts on culturally relevant parenting and teaching.

Children’s Books

Reading Mike Jung's "Unidentified Suburban Object" with my Kids,…

In which an alien inspires reflections on transracial adoption.

Children’s Books

No One Gets a Pass When Writing Multicultural Books

To my dear white author friends who worry about writing multicultural characters and wail, “I can’t win!” - Well, you won’t. In the end, writing these books are not about authors winning, they are about children not losing.

Children’s Books

Children's books featuring kids of color being themselves.…

Your favorite children's books featuring kids of color NOT fighting bigotry, discrimination or enslavement. This list was crowd-sourced the EmbraceRace community and compiled by our intern Nora May.

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