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EPISODE · Apr 5, 2022 · 1H 30M

Race and Childhood

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Episode summary: Childhood is complicated by the major transitions that are taking place globally and the added layer of racial tensions. This episode examines how these changes may influence the perceptions and actions of future generations.   Topics discussed in this episode: - Racism and Discrimination at Work [6:42] - A Child’s Race and Their Future [20:36] - Divisions and Backlash [00:28:34] - The Identity of Multiracial People [33:09] - How White Parents Deal with Race [44:49] - Race and Ethnicity [53:47] - The Diversity Trap [1:03:54] - Confronting Racial Bias [01:07:44] - Social Media & Defining Race [01:16:28] - Developing Resiliency [01:24:15]   Quote: “Why do you think that so many mixed-race people identify as white? I was so blown away by the question because my experience of people who mixed race tend to identify as racialized and experience racism. We must remember that it's not just how we want to identify. It's how we're identified.”   Resources mentioned in this episode: https://youthtoday.org/category/grants/ Things Kids are Anxious About White Privilege Dr. Camille Hernandez Ramdwar White Parents Talk Race Raise Antiracist Kids How White Parents Talk About Race Systemic Racism Impact of Colorism   Connect with us: - Subscribe to the Project Good Work Blog to read the article version of the interview. - If you have a passion for an unserved community, a social justice problem or want to change minds contact Project Good Work at www.ProjectGood.Work to start your project of change today.

Episode summary: Childhood is complicated by the major transitions that are taking place globally and the added layer of racial tensions. This episode examines how these changes may influence the perceptions and actions of future generations.   Topics discussed in this episode: - Racism and Discrimination at Work [6:42] - A Child’s Race and Their Future [20:36] - Divisions and Backlash [00:28:34] - The Identity of Multiracial People [33:09] - How White Parents Deal with Race [44:49] - Race and Ethnicity [53:47] - The Diversity Trap [1:03:54] - Confronting Racial Bias [01:07:44] - Social Media & Defining Race [01:16:28] - Developing Resiliency [01:24:15]   Quote: “Why do you think that so many mixed-race people identify as white? I was so blown away by the question because my experience of people who mixed race tend to identify as racialized and experience racism. We must remember that it's not just how we want to identify. It's how we're identified.”   Resources mentioned in this episode: https://youthtoday.org/category/grants/ Things Kids are Anxious About White Privilege Dr. Camille Hernandez Ramdwar White Parents Talk Race Raise Antiracist Kids How White Parents Talk About Race Systemic Racism Impact of Colorism   Connect with us: - Subscribe to the Project Good Work Blog to read the article version of the interview. - If you have a passion for an unserved community, a social justice problem or want to change minds contact Project Good Work at www.ProjectGood.Work to start your project of change today.

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