Pedagogy to Deconstruct Anti-Blackness: Three Conversations With White Children About a Racial Slur

Thomas, Rhianna

doi:10.1080/15210960.2022.2028152

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“…From 2015 to 2019, when Melva was 5-9 years old and her brother was 7-11 years old, Rhianna conducted a long-term child-parent ethnography in their home and community (Thomas, 2019(Thomas, , 2021(Thomas, , 2022. Rhianna sought to understand how her white children learned about race and racism and how she and her husband, who are both white, might teach an antiracist curriculum (Escayg, 2018).…”

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“…The antiracist curriculum in our home was built upon real topics that came up in our lives as well as topics from the children's literature we read together (Thomas, 2019(Thomas, , 2021(Thomas, , 2022. Rhianna sought children's books as well as family-friendly movies and performances with racially diverse characters that addressed racism in the past and present.…”

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