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If parents wait for their children to be “old enough," or “ready," or to have a painful experience, before they start to talk with their kids about unfairness and bias, they will be too late. We are never old enough for it to be something that we know how to handle. As it is with most things that are hard, adults must handle their own feelings about racism before they are ready to help their children deal with it. Breaking the racial “sound barrier" is critical to providing children of color important survival tools to thrive in a world that is not color-blind and where racism still exists. If you prefer, you can use our Library Search Tool to search by title or author. All the material in this section is copyrighted by Pact; for permission to reproduce or re-post it, please contact us at education@pactadopt.org.
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