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Primer for Talking About Race and Racism

Racism exists, and it's our job as parents to talk about it with our kids. Start with this glossary of important terms.

by Joemy Ito-Gates and Wei Ming Dariotis

TAGS: Explaining Adoption to Kids, Talking About Race

• Racial Identity
• Transracial

July 9, 2018

Racism exists, and it’s our job as parents to talk about it with our kids. Start with this glossary of important terms.

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Joemy Ito-Gates

Wei Ming Dariotis

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