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5. Very powerful.

Reply to teach1st (Original post)

Thu Oct 13, 2016, 06:10 PM

Oct 2016

I watched my own son go through this from middle school to high school as one of the few black males in school. (My daughters, on the other hand, had a group of multiracial friends) It took him years to sort through his feelings and changed him in fundamental ways.

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�Only White People,� Said the Little Girl [View all] teach1st Oct 2016 OP

K & R Arkansas Granny Oct 2016 #1

K&R Solly Mack Oct 2016 #2

My 4 year old sone came home from day care and expressed a negative attitude towards black people. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2016 #3

There was a lot of that when I taught kindergarten teach1st Oct 2016 #4

Very powerful. wcast Oct 2016 #5