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"Color-Blind"* or Color-Brave? Two Views on Race and Kids

Many children in the U.S. are raised to be “color-blind”* about race, believing that ignoring racial differences promotes equality. But in reality, this approach often upholds inequality by overlooking the real impact of race and racism. In this video, we introduce an evidence-based alternative: the color-brave view. Being color-brave means openly recognizing both racial similarities and differences—and understanding how racism shapes our lives. Shifting from color-blind to color-brave thinking takes reflection, self-compassion, and a willingness to grow. Our "Color-Blind” or Color-Brave breakdown is a tool designed to support parents, caregivers, and educators in having these critical conversations. Watch now to learn how to be the color-brave guide that kids and communities need. 🔗 Download here: https://www.embracerace.org/resources... ---------------------------- SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel to watch past recordings and future live broadcasts. CONNECT with the community on our social channels:   / weembracerace     / embracerace     / embracerace   Find more resources about race & kids at https://www.embracerace.org.