Literature that showcases diversity and the fight for racial justice can be one way to engage with children about the history and modern realities of racism.

Discussing racism with children can seem daunting to parents, caregivers and educators for several reasons. Often, it can feel uncomfortable talking about people’s differences; conversations about racism reveal implicit biases and, for some, immense privilege.

However, research shows that even young children are typically curious about people’s racial differences.

Originally published on theconversation.com, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.

Recommended for you