We have to stop thinking about diversity and start thinking about inclusion. That’s what you can take from August Wilson. That there are whole cultures out there living experiences exactly like yours, and their stories can be just as dynamic, sold in the foreign market, put as many butts in the seats as any Caucasian movie out there.
Viola Davis
We know that talking about topics like race can feel challenging, especially with those closest to us– Thanksgiving dinner, anyone? To help, Kekere Freedom School has curated resources below to help parents and caregivers talk to children about race and racism.
New Narratives Are Necessary for True Diversity in Children’s Books
30 + Important Black History Books for Kids in 2023
Devlopmentally appropriate resources for children
“Let’s Talk About Race,”
PBS KIDS Talk About: Race, Racism, and Identity
How to Raise and Anti-Racist
Giving The Talk
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