Monthly Archives: January 2009

Is There a Right Way?

By Anti-Racist Parent columnist Liza Talusan, crossposted from To Loosen the Mind My husband and I have been trying to make more connections with families in our area – a task somewhat difficult given that so many of our family … Continue reading

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ARP Links

In the thread about the Durrant twins, a commenter scoffed that the racism found in America was distinct from that in Britain: The BBC children’s show “In the Night Garden” and toy company Hasbro are in hot water over lightening the … Continue reading

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White kids in a black home

Thanks to reader Jensboys for introducing us to the blog, Ask the Blacks, in the “What Blogs Are You Cheating On Us With?” thread. There, I found a wonderfully frank post about how the blogger, as a child, came to terms … Continue reading

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Write a review for ARP

I see great recommendations on thread after thread: books, Web site, DVDs, etc., that ought to be in the arsenal of an anti-racist parent. I’d like to examine these resources more fully on ARP and I invite you to help me. … Continue reading

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Can we get a moratorium on “amazing” black-and-white twin stories?

Jan 2nd, 2009 | LONDON — A mixed-race British couple has defied the odds — twice — by producing two sets of twins in which one sibling appears to be black and the other white. Dean Durrant’s newborn daughter Miya … Continue reading

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Open Thread

Happy New Year! Here’s to a peaceful and joyous year. And here’s to continuing the fight for equality for all people, by starting with the littlest ones. Tweet

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Gratuitous cute kid pic

It’s Thursday, which means its time for another Gratuitous Cute Kid Pic. This one comes from reader Alison T., who writes: “Here is a photo taken at my son’s Tol (Korean 1st B-day Party) yesterday. In the photo he is … Continue reading

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