Educational Materials On How To Talk About Race With Your Kids

I wanted to make a blog post with some of the educational material that I have found the last few days on how to talk to kids about race.

DIverse Books For Children: (linked to black-owned bookstores)

A Kids Book About Racism: Click Here
Free Download “Raising Little Allies-To-Be”: Click Here
Teach Your Dragon About Diversity: Click Here
We’re Different, We’re The Same: Click Here
All Are Welcome: Click Here
I am Strong ( A story about Rosa Parks): Click Here
Be The Difference ( 40+ ideas for kids to create positive change using empathy, kindness, equality and environmental awareness): here
Personalized Book: (NAME) Can Change the World: Click Here
Black Is a Rainbow Color: Click Here
Last Stop On Market Street: Click Here
The Babies and Doggies Book: Click here
I Love You All the Same: Click here
Not My Idea: A book about Whiteness: Click Here
All about Weather: A First Weather Book for Kids: Click Here
Antiracist Baby: Click Here
Dream Big Little One: Click Here
Why Am I Me? Click Here
Let The Children March: Click Here
Marisol McDonald Doesn’t Match: Click Here
Drawn Together: Click Here
Same Same but Different: Click Here
Those Shoes: Click Here
The Sandwich Swap: Click Here
The Name Jar: Click Here
The Day You Begin: Click Here
Counting On Community: Click Here
A is for Activist: Click Here
5 Fingers and 10 Toes: Click Here
When Charley met Emma: Click Here
Whoever You Are: Click Here
All the Colors of the Earth: Click Here
Be Kind: Click Here
The Colors of Us: Click Here
We’re All Wonders: Click Here
Sam’s Birthmark: Click Here
One Family: Click Here
Stella Brings the Family: Click Here
Love Makes a Family: Click Here
Heather Has Two Mommies: Click Here
Noah Chases the Wind: Click Here

And here is a link to a list of books Broken down by age: Vogue

So you want to talk about race By: Ijeoma Oluo: here
Parenting Forward How to raise children with justice, mercy, and kindness By: Cindy Wang Brandt: here
White Fragility By: Robin Diangelo: here
Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria By: Beverly Daniel Tatum: here