Gib mir mal die Hautfarbe (Olaolu Fajembola, Tebogo Nimindé-Dundadengar)

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Racism has no place in my family - almost all parents agree on that. But how can you actively tackle prejudices in parenting or prevent them from arising in the first place? With lots of background information, examples and checklists, Olaolu Fajembola and Tebogo Nimindé-Dundadengar help to recognize and overcome pitfalls. Which words are hurtful? What symbolism is hidden in children's songs, books and games? Where am I acting racist as a white person myself, even if I don't want to? How can I as a BIPoC protect and encourage my child? Our children's innate curiosity and strong sense of justice are the perfect prerequisites for showing them that not all children are the same, but that everyone is of equal value.

Whether in the family, daycare center or school: open, personal and engaging, this book shows how much children and adults benefit from a diversity-sensitive and racially critical education. It strengthens cohesion, promotes creativity, and lets children go into life more fearless and open-minded. "Our dream," say Olaolu Fajembola and Tebogo Nimindé-Dundadengar, "is that every child, regardless of skin color, denomination, family constellation, physique, preferences, desires, and dreams, will recognize themselves and find positive images in which to reflect themselves."

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