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The Personal vs the Systemic: Parenting Realities Within Racist Societies (opens the original)
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Tabitha here: I read Nikole Hannah-Jones’ article in the New York Times titled “In Fighting For Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?” with a familiar feeling in my body. It was a profound mix of heaviness, exhaustion, sadness and resignation. As a Black mother to two Black multiracial children, as a justice-minded mama, as an organizer, as an antiracist parenting educator, I often experience this
3 Back-to-School Tips For Anti-Racist Parents (opens the original)
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As the summer ends, we’re full of mixed emotions and feelings, and we can imagine you are too. Whether you’ve been juggling childcare and work or are sending your wee ones off to kindergarten or college(!) or a combination of everything, it’s a-ok.Raising Antiracist Kids is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber, if you haven’t already.<form class="subscription-widget-subscri
What You Need to Know About Black Kids and Sunscreen (opens the original)
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Tabitha here: As a mama to two Black multiracial kids and an anti-racist parenting educator, I consistently hear questions and comments about Black kids and skincare from other parents and educators. Lately, the sun has been blessing us generously (maybe a bit too much because of climate change) so naturally the topic of sun protection has been popping up. There are so many myths about Black kids and sunscreen, some innocent and some with their groundings in racist beliefs.<span
When "Monkey" Is A Racist Insult: A Kids Conversation Guide For Parents & Educators (opens the original)
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It’s back-to-school season (or almost!) for many kids, educators and families. Amidst a summer chock-full of attacks on our rights by a fascist regime, us parents are still trying to tease out some fun for our kiddos (or at least we hope so!). Whether your summer was filled with camp, exciting travel adventures, trying to work with kids bouncing off the walls at home or leisurely warmer days with kids who read a lot, we have a reflection to share as we prepare for school.Raising An
Tips for Anti-Racist Family Travel This Summer (opens the original)
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Tabitha here: Growing up with limited access and resources in Trinidad & Tobago, I could only dream of traveling the world. My life was centered around our little wooden home, our local church and my school in the nation’s capital. As I got older, most of my mother’s family became immigrants in New York City so it was a big treat when my extended family helped us afford tickets to spend the summer there. The world seemed so big. So vast. And so out of my reach.Fast forward to today. Adam and I b
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