Social Justice and Racial Inequality:(Youth)

 How are you dealing with racial inequalities?  How is your parents, educators (teachers), and community helping you deal with your feelings?  


As protests following the death of George Floyd and all people of color who have been killed by police continue across the country, parents are deciding how to talk to their children about racial inequality and social justice.  

To help families communicate about this topic we've setup a blog and all can write how they feel, etc.  As it's important to discuss  racial inequality and social justice with children.  

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