Living St. Louis: Kids, Race, and Racism
The "Living St. Louis: Kids, Race, and Racism" video is a powerful educational piece exploring how to teach children about race and the impact of racism. In this episode, experts like Dr. Kira Hudson Banks and Maggie Klonsky guide parents on addressing challenging topics such as the historical context of racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion. The conversation highlights the importance of discussing race with children early and consistently, providing tools to foster a deeper understanding and empathy. It emphasizes using supportive dialogues, resources, and community engagement to nurture an anti-racist mindset, even in diverse family backgrounds. The video encourages openness, suggesting that both parents and children can learn together. With the backdrop of the 2020 events and attempts to bridge racial inequalities, it creates a groundwork to foster tolerance and a just society in the St. Louis region and beyond.
Media Details
Runtime: 27 minutes 44 seconds
- Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, History, Social Science
- Subtopic: African-Americans, Civil Rights, Prejudice, Psychology
- Grade/Interest Level: PT/TT
- Release Year: 2020
- Producer/Distributor: Nine PBS
- Series: Living In St. Louis
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Living St. Louis: Kids, Race, and Racism