Anti-racist book recommendations have made the social media rounds all summer following anti-Black police brutality in the U.S. and Canada. With many kids and teens heading back-to-school in September, reading lists have once again popped up as possible learning tools. If adults in the home are engaged with anti-racist causes, such as attending protests or contacting lawmakers, books can also help get kids involved in family-friendly ways. #ReadDifferently✊🏿📚 pic.twitter.com/XLRHgcC0Zd — A Different Booklist (@ADFRNTBooklist) June 9, 2020Here are our top picks for anti-racist books, broken down by age groups. My kid’s takeaways:10 yo: Some parents don’t like to talk about racism with their kids & this book will help them.

Source: Huffington Post August 25, 2020 22:07 UTC