Having Critical Conversations With Family, Friends, and Children

To be truly antiracist, we must be having critical conversations. Don’t avoid discomfort: learn how to have healthy, constructive conflict.

What To Do When Kids Say “That’s Racist”

“That’s racist” is a phrase kids often use when they witness meanness. Here’s how to turn it into an antiracism practice for your kids or students.

Want to learn how to celebrate Juneteenth? Here are 12 activities to involve the whole family, from backyard BBQs to decorating your home.

When our children ask, “Why do those people live under a bridge?” how should we respond? Learn how to talk about houselessness with kids.

The way we discuss diverse skin tones with children is important. Learn how to use the rich language of browns to avoid racial fetishization.

Racism is embedded in the English language. Here are five racist idioms to avoid in everyday speech and their anti-racist alternatives.

What is a land acknowledgment? It is an opportunity to show respect. Here’s how to do one meaningfully in your classroom and at home.

Let’s restore the wonder of gift-giving together. Explore my curated list of 29 anti-racist gifts for families with kids zero to twelve.

Looking for children’s activities for Black History Month? Learn 32 age-appropriate ways to teach your children about Black history.

The Colors of Us children’s book is a commonly recommended ABAR book. Learn how it teaches racial fetishization and explore alternatives.