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You might look up realistic youth fiction. GreenPartyVoter Jul 2020 #1
Not sure what angle to hit that with lillypaddle Jul 2020 #2
I know there are stories abt people like Harriet Tubman. Some graphic novels as well. Give me a GreenPartyVoter Jul 2020 #3
Thanks. lillypaddle Jul 2020 #11
Yes, the literature in this area has improved greatly over the years. GreenPartyVoter Jul 2020 #13
Watch "Eyes on the Prize" docuseries with her, RiverbendsJoe Jul 2020 #4
I'll look that up right now. lillypaddle Jul 2020 #6
Just watched a little bit lillypaddle Jul 2020 #15
Much of what she will learn is watching your behavior. jrthin Jul 2020 #5
I had my "BLM" tee shirt on when she came over today lillypaddle Jul 2020 #9
LOL. Yes, it does help. jrthin Jul 2020 #26
no children...and it's been stillcool Jul 2020 #7
My recommendation is to keep it basic MaryMagdaline Jul 2020 #8
Scholastic is usually good handmade34 Jul 2020 #10
Awesome! lillypaddle Jul 2020 #12
John Lewis has some graphic novels out SunnyBaudelaire Jul 2020 #14
The tik-tok white privilege quiz qwlauren35 Jul 2020 #16
What do you want to achieve? Phoenix61 Jul 2020 #17
Some sense of history lillypaddle Jul 2020 #18
8 is really young for that. Phoenix61 Jul 2020 #19
If the kid lives in the U.S., she lives in a white supremacy. If she's 8 and her family hasn't WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2020 #23
true ... that's why I've posed the question. lillypaddle Jul 2020 #32
I would only go slowly, introducing small pieces at a time lillypaddle Jul 2020 #27
Had to walk downstairs to the den Dan Jul 2020 #20
Thanks lillypaddle Jul 2020 #28
I am a librarian-- middle school right now essme Jul 2020 #21
Thanks, I've added it to my "list" on Amazon lillypaddle Jul 2020 #29
Here are some anti-racism books for kids: WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2020 #22
an integrated childhood is a good base. i know it was good for me. pansypoo53219 Jul 2020 #24
Oh, I'm certain she will! lillypaddle Jul 2020 #30
This might be helpful as well: WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2020 #25
this is excellent lillypaddle Jul 2020 #31
Faith Ringgold's books are wonderful. mia Jul 2020 #33
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