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Mental Terrorism Threatens Reform Coming from Floyd’s Death

June 3, 2020 by Guest Contributor

Mental terrorism makes us numb, emotionally unstable. We must fight it to make sure George Floyd’s death enacts real change in America.

Filed Under: death, ethnicity / race Tagged With: activism, black fathers, Mike Dorsey, politics, race

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Black Fathers Need Different Narrative to Go from Good to Great

November 25, 2019 by Guest Contributor

When something is geared toward black fathers – or any group – it’s there to fulfill the need for specific and authentic to them.

Filed Under: education, ethnicity / race Tagged With: black fathers, race

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Diversity: Parents Face Struggle to Teach Children Appreciation of All

May 28, 2019 by Guest Contributor

How does a parent teach kids about and find answers about diversity without putting people of differing color, sexual identity and so on the spot?

Filed Under: ethnicity / race, NYC Tagged With: diversity, race

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Raising Children to Appreciate Diverse World Takes Parental Guidance

April 25, 2018 by Robbie Samuels

Kids like to sort things into simple catagories. We humans, though common in many ways, are diverse, complex and challenging, and cannot be easily labeled.

Filed Under: ethnicity / race, parenting advice Tagged With: diversity, gender roles, race, sexual orientation

The Walsh children dressed in traditional African clothing for their recent trip to Senegal. (Photo: Tobin Walsh Family)

Black Son Helps White Dad Reflect on Being Minority in Other’s Homeland

April 18, 2018 by Tobin Walsh

We acknowledge the disparity between our skin tones. But neither of us is ever in the minority because we share the same color blood.

Filed Under: ethnicity / race Tagged With: adoption, race

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Living in My Own Cheerios Bubble

July 10, 2013 by City Dads Group

Cheerios recently caused controversy with a commercial that featured an African American dad, Caucasian mom and an adorable little girl.

Filed Under: ethnicity / race, media, NYC Tagged With: advertising, mixed marriages, race, television

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