***LOUD LIBRARY - Please enjoy a concert this evening in the Round Room at 7:00 PM***
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The Wayland Free Public Library’s Youth Services Department is committed to building an anti-racist collection, and to creating a space that is welcoming for all. We want to support our community in furthering their own education on race, racism, and social justice. Our librarians will continue to develop this curated list of books and resources to help in this effort. |
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Selected Children’s and Middle Grade Books: |
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On race and racism |
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Antiracism for all ages |
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Celebrating Black joy and pride |
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On race and police violence |
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On the American Civil Rights Movement: |
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Online Resources for Kids: |
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Explore resources from Gale in Context: Middle School. Photo: Peace Walk for Justice in Haw River (2020 June), Anthony Crider (CC BY 2.0) |
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Additional Resources for Parents |
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| Common Sense Media: How to Talk With Kids About Racism and Racial ViolenceThe Conscious Kid – Resources
NYT: How to Raise an Antiracist Kid NPR: How Can Parents Make Their Kids Understand How to Be Antiracist? PBS: Talking to Young Children About Race and Racism Stone Bookworms Antiracist Reading List Today’s Parent: How to Talk to Kids About Racism Your Kids Aren’t Too Young to Talk About Race: Resource Roundup 100 Race Conscious Things to Say to Your Child to Advance Racial Justice |
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