¡Sí, Se Puede! / Yes, We Can! by Diana Cohn

In addition to reading books about children of all colors and cultures in everyday contexts, here are a few of the books we like to talk about with kids from an antiracist lens to promote explicit conversation about race, racism, social action, and justice. We recommend checking out booklists from We Need Diverse Books, Social Justice Books, and especially reading #ownvoices books by authors of color. Such books help children connect to our common humanity. It is critical that all children see people of all races reflected in relatable, non-stereotypical ways through children’s books about everyday life. by Cohn, Diana at .uk - ISBN 10: 093831789X - ISBN 13: 9780938317890 - Cinco Puntos Press - 2009 - Softcover / Yes, We Can: Janitor Strike in L.A. Support Chicago’s local business 51st Ward Books and purchase discounted bilingual antiracist book bundles! From Ferguson, to Trump, to the complexities of a mixed race family, she covers so much ground with honesty and humor.

Good Talk by Mira Jacob is a graphic memoir that recounts the author’s conversations about race with her 5-7 year old biracial child. It’s also an engaging read aloud for older kids!īeverly Daniel Tatum’s Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria is a classic text on racial identity development. S, Se Puede is a Jane Addams Peace Award Honor Book, a Skipping Stones Honor Book, as well as a selection for The Best of Beyond Difference, a recommended list of the top 10 diversity. In this very accessible collection, a diverse set of children’s book authors creatively explore how to talk about race with children. The Talk: Conversations about Race, Love & Truth, edited by Wade Hudson & Cheryl Willis Hudson. Here are just a few of our many favorite books that are excellent resources to jumpstart explicit conversations about race. Resources for Parents and Caregivers Books

¡Sí, Se Puede! / Yes, We Can! by Diana Cohn