Title
How to talk to you kids about race and racism
Document Type
News Article
Publication Date
3-1-2016
Publication Title
raisingarizonakids.com
Abstract
Research indicates that parents of color discuss race with their children, but white parents tend to adopt a colorblind, misleading attitude: “If I don’t talk about race—and I treat everyone fairly—my children will grow up to be non-racist.”In the face of silence, children may come to stereotypical conclusions on their own. Without fully understanding that racism results in racial disparities, children might make incorrect assumptions: for example, they may make the association that skin color is what makes people poor.
Repository Citation
Farago, Flora, "How to talk to you kids about race and racism" (2016). Faculty Publications. 35.
https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/humansci_facultypubs/35