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Response to gollygee (Original post)

Fri Jul 8, 2016, 10:04 PM

seabeyond (110,159 posts)

3. And we are still having conversation with boys at 18 and 21. Talk to kids, age appropriate, always

Fluid. Kids are that good.

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10 replies	Author	Time	Post
How silence can breed prejudice: Child development prof explains how/why to talk to kids about race [View all]	gollygee	Jul 2016	OP
I know that when my children were young I had no idea	SheilaT	Jul 2016	#1
Thanks.	elleng	Jul 2016	#2
And we are still having conversation with boys at 18 and 21. Talk to kids, age appropriate, always	seabeyond	Jul 2016	#3
"Race" is a concept developed over 100 years ago.	xfundy	Jul 2016	#4
Way, way over 100 years	gollygee	Jul 2016	#5
That makes sense.	EllieBC	Jul 2016	#6
Yep, just like sex ed	gollygee	Jul 2016	#7
That's what I thought of too.	EllieBC	Jul 2016	#8
When my kids were young, we lived in a mixed race neighborhood and	Arkansas Granny	Jul 2016	#9
My neighborhood and school district were similar growing up	gollygee	Jul 2016	#10

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