This season we are talking about how to have conversations about race and ethnicity with your students and other adults. In this episode, authors Kat Armas, Jennifer Guerra Aldana, and Ahren Martinez give us a brief overview of the guide, Talking About Race with Teenagers. They also share helpful practices to support your antiracist work and to honor your students' ethnic backgrounds. If you are a BIPOC or white leader, this is a great antiracism resource.
Host: Giovanny Panginda
Timestamps:1:08 Teen voices3:11 What is Talking About Race with Teenagers?4:48 "Moving toward Jesus-centered Multicultural community," and "Talking about Migration" 8:08 "Words to know and why they matter," and "Navigating Power"12:25 "Talking about Race," and "Preparing to teach about racism and oppression in a multicultural context."17:44 Practices with lasting impact23:28 "Words to Swap"
Mentioned in this episode:Resource: Talking About Race with Teenagers Download a sample of Talking about Race with Teenagers here!
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