Ibram X. Kendi writes in short rhymes for toddlers about what it means to be antiracist, using bright illustrations by Ashley Lukashevsky of children from a range of backgrounds. The book says that babies notice difference, that they can choose to open their eyes to all skin colors, and that they can say that race is a social idea and not a natural one. It lists simple actions, like using your voice and showing that power is for everyone.
Parents, teachers and caregivers can use it as a starting point to talk with very young children about race. It is aimed at babies and toddlers, and works as a short read-aloud.
Practical and clear-cut; an easy read.
Best for readers like The Practical Optimizer. Which reader are you?
- Published
- 2020
- Language
- EN
