The books I create do best in the school and library market, and in my experience, that's where the conversation about race and culture in children's books is most active. Educators - librarians, teachers, parents, and others who work with children - are significant colleagues for me, and I welcome your views.
Suggested Blog Posts:
"Africa is Not a Country"
"Universal Questions"
"Connecting Kids to Their World"
"The Colors of My World"
"A White Christmas"
"Noticing Race"
"Race Talk with Young Kids: How to Start"
"Books on Skin Color & Race"
"Talking with Children About RacISM"
"The Color of Their Skin"
"The Different One: Racial Identity Development"
"How to Talk About Race: Expert #1"
"How to Talk About Race: Expert #2"
"How to Talk About Race: Expert #3"
"How To Talk About Race: A List of Books"
"They Didn't Get That From Me!"
"International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination"
"Seeing What We Can't See"
"Kony 12 and Images of Africa"
"When We Don't Talk About Race with Children"
"Skills for Welcoming Difference - Part I"
"Skills for Welcoming Difference - Part II"
"Class Talk I"
"Class Talk II"
"Class Talk III"
"Do One Thing for Diversity"
"This is a Crisis"
"Tips From a Bookseller"
"Strange New World: Through the Eyes of Just-Arrived Immigrants"
I'm Your Neighbor Books:
"Welcoming New Neighbors"
"Funded!"
"'I'm Your Neighbor, Portland' Launches"
"Ramadan Mubarak"
"Welcoming New Americans"
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