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HOW TO TALK SO KIDS CAN LEARN ABOUT ANTI-RACISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE (3-15 AGES)
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55% OFF for the Bookstores! NOW $12,62 instead of $22,95!Have you come across the saying Racism is something you learn, not something you were born with? This saying is very true and it is also extremely easy to verify. In multi-ethnic communities, when observing children playing, you will notice that they will play with anyone. Until an adult tells them not to do so. Do you know that with the right knowledge you can detect the sources of prejudiced ideas around your children, actively intervene on your childs thought formation regarding others, drive meanings and values concerning social justice and anti-racism and raise humans that will stand up for themselves and others?By reading this book you will learn: Eriksons Perspectives on Identity and Ethnicity, so that you can learn about when the process of identity formation starts taking place in your childs brain and where the most common biased sources of information come fromPsychological Understanding of Prejudice, to have a clear idea what prejudice is and its drivers and triggers so that you can act sensibly on it, helping children with their curiosity and questionsWhat is Racism and mostly what is Anti-Racism, to redirect your understanding and actions, to shepherd your childs reactions to diversity and raise conscious anti-racist toddlers, infants, tweens and teensWhat is Social Justice, so that you can explain it to you child and inspire important values concerning equality, fairness and justiceAnti-Racism tools, thanks to a full chapter of examples on how to behave and what to say when confronted or when witnessing racist incidents particularly in front your children And much more!In the light of recent and more frequent events, many parents or adults may find themselves struggling to talk about the concepts of race, ethnicity, racism and social justice with kids. What is discussed depends on a familys makeup and the community in which they live, but it is important for everyone,
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