Monthly Archives: May 2008

by Carmen Van Kerckhove I’ll be on the road until Thursday, with little to no internet access. So feel free to comment, but I won’t be able to approve comments in the queue until I’m back. Thanks, and enjoy the … Continue reading →

by Anti-Racist Parent Columnist Michelle Myers “Yeah, it’s a race and I’m running, but somewhere along the lines I lost you— among the clueless browns, the clueless blacks, the clueless yellows— and what’s worse, the just-kickin-its, the just bought-into-its.” -I … Continue reading →

by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Brian Johnson Imagine these words set to music… What can you expect from filthy little heathens? Here’s what you get when races are diverse. Their skins are hellish red; they’re only good when dead. They’re vermin, … Continue reading →

by guest contributor Catherine Bray When my husband and I decided to adopt a baby in 2006 we put on our happy “never have done this before and don’t know what’s in store” faces and told our caseworker that we … Continue reading →

by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Deesha Philyaw As the mother of two girls who do not live under rocks, I have not been able to escape the whole princess thing. A few years back, when my oldest was in kindergarten and … Continue reading →

by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Liza Talusan I’ve been thinking a lot about the issue of how to teach, expose, and experience diversity in a “diversity-free” zone (thanks for the segue Tami!). I directly experience this issue personally and professionally every … Continue reading →

by Anti-Racist Parent columnist Paula, originally published at Heart, Mind and Seoul A little over a week ago, I received a phone call from a woman who happens to work with my mom. This woman, K., is only a few … Continue reading →