This PBS KIDS for Parents-hosted conversation features fellow parents, educators, child development and trauma experts who join us to share tips and resources for how to talk with young children about racial injustice and violence against Black people. Explore questions such as: How can parents of Black children continue to instill confidence and pride in young kids while also explaining the racial inequity and barriers that continue today? And, how can parents of non-Black children help young kids understand their role in confronting anti-Black racism? Hear questions from fellow parents and learn tips and resources you can use to continue to have these meaningful conversations now and into the future.

Excerpt of the Frontline documentary, "A Class Divided" provided by ©1985 WGBH Educational Foundation. All Rights Reserved. A production of Yale University Films for FRONTLINE. Also available on PBS Learning Media.

Excerpt from “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” provided courtesy of The Fred Rogers Company.

For additional resources, visit the Talking to Young Children About Race and Racism collection on the PBS KIDS for Parents website: Talking To Young Children About Race and Racism.