Zetta Elliot asks colleagues in the kid literature community to share their insights on reparations in the children’s publishing industry and what can be done after hundreds of years of excluding and/or distorting kids of color and Native children.

In which an alien inspires reflections on transracial adoption.

To my dear white author friends who worry about writing multicultural characters and wail, “I can’t win!” - Well, you won’t. In the end, writing these books are not about authors winning, they are about children not losing.

Your favorite children's books featuring kids of color NOT fighting bigotry, discrimination or enslavement. This list was crowd-sourced the EmbraceRace community and compiled by our intern Nora May.

In which we talk about confronting “weird questions” (or racial microagressions) with a little help from … an alien

Andrew Grant-Thomas of EmbraceRace talks with Professor Jennifer Manak about multicultural children’s books, diversity, and developing critical reading skills in kids.

An interview with Jeremy Whitley about his race-positive, gender-bending, subversive series for kids, Princeless.