The Anti-racist Kid: Parents Guide on Teaching Children Respect for Color and Race

by Matilda Casey Wells

Julie Lythcott-Haims,

Rosalind Wiseman,

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"It's not about whose viewpoint is correct or wrong, it's tied in with recognizing there are perspectives other than your own and putting forth an attempt to learn about them," Lythcott-Haims says.

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The emphasis ought to be on making sense of what the child needs, and going from that point.

That implies passing the mic when it's another person's chance to share their experience. "But on the other hand, you're supporting them when they need help."

"I don't need that kind of language around my children."

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