Parent Driven DevelopmentEpisode 047: Black Lives Matter, How to be Anti-Racist, How to Talk to Your Kids about BLMAllison and Kwu both have young kids, so conversations are slightly differentGender inequality talksExplaining to kids how and why people are treated differently in different areasChanging the language in the house: racism, violence, hateProtesters getting arrestedBail rates vary depending on raceChildren are very intuitive and understand more than we thinkBi-racial and how they are often judged by their outer appearanceComfortability amongst couples and how to lean into these conversations with their childrenDifferent forms of support during BLMCOVID is still relevant Amplifying POC voicesDaily threads on educational resources, city statuses, anti-racism resources, action itemsOpening the conversation about anti-racism with friends, family, community membersFocusing on the growth of our children to be anti-racistAllison’s son struggles with life after the virus as he starts to jump on their nerves from a relaxed approach at the beginning of quarantine #failKWu focuses on finding a chinese immersion school for her son but it he jumps into the wrong level and doesn’t understand much and is a bit of a mess from lunch right before #failRESOURCES: BLM and how to talk to you kids about racismAnti-Racism ResourcesBlack Lives Matter for FamiliesWebinars for Anti-RacismWOKE Kindergarten How to Talk to Your Kids About RacismBooks on Social Justice for Young ReadersRaising Race Conscious ChildrenTalking About Race: The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and CultureBOOKS: These are books that we found to be helpful in unlearning old beliefs and learning more about modern day racism.A Kids Book About RacismSo You Want To Talk About RaceHow to Be an AntiracistThe New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of ColorblindnessWhite Fragility: Why It's So Hard for White People to Talk About RacismHow can I support the podcast?Please follow us @parentdrivendev on Twitter or email us at [email protected]. Our website is at ParentDrivenDevelopment.com.Support us via Patreon and get access to our our Slack Community!*As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.PanelAllison McMillanKatherin Wu