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Teach Me Antiracism Book Series

Teach Me Antiracism: Allyship

Teach Me Antiracism: Allyship provides a rhyming overview of terms and concepts related to gender and sexuality. Each concept is explained through engaging poems that will educate and entertain young minds. 

$15.70
Teach Me Antiracism: Diversity

Teach Me Antiracism: Diversity is  rhyming children's book, designed to introduce elementary school children to the fundamental concepts of personal identity, culture, and diversity. 

$15.70
It's Because of Melanin

It's Because of Melanin is a rhyming children's book that teaches readers about the natural substance that gives our skin its color and helps debunk common misconceptions children may have about skin color and race. 

$13.00
Put Some Respect On My Name

Put Some Respect on My Name is a rhyming children's book about the importance of respecting our names. This book will help children, who have unique names, take pride in their names. It also helps children and teachers avoid common name-related microaggressions.

$13.00
What is Race?

What is Race? is a rhyming children's book that teaches readers about race and related concepts. Using questions and colorful illustrations, this book helps parents and teachers open healthy discussions about race, including the scientific and socially constructed aspects.

$13.00
What is White Privilege?

What is White Privilege? is a rhyming children's book that teaches readers about White privilege in an age-appropriate manner. It explains what White privilege is and how it affects People of Color and White people.

$13.00

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