If you are a parent wanting to talk to your children about race and racism, but aren’t sure where to start, then this book is for you.

Together, broadcaster Loretta Andrews and educator Ruth Hill combine their varied experiences to help white parents enlighten and inform themselves about the history and modern-day reality of race and racism and how to bring up anti-racist children.

Tackling topics from white privilege to unconscious bias and systematic racism, as well as how Christianity and faith has both positivity and negatively impacted race relations, Talking to Children About Race is designed for parents to dip in and out of and empower them to start and continue productive conversations about race with their kids – from toddler to teenage years.

With warmth and approachability, Talking to Children About Race offers plenty of practical tips, as well as ideas and activities for you do with your children that will inform and educate them on race and racism and help them grow into anti-racist adults.

Ideal for parents of both young and older children, Talking to Children About Race is an encouraging resource that will help you engage positively and confidently with kids about race – one of the most important steps in creating a brighter, more just future.