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Are we born racist? Instead of ignoring racial differences, parents should call them out explicitly and discuss them — just like they do with other differences, says Po Bronson, co-author with Ashley Merryman of NurtureShock: New Thinking About Children. “When you’re reading a picture book to a 1-year-old, you say, ‘Look at the yellow jacket! Look at the red truck!’ But the pictures of the kid who has pinkish skin and the kid who has brownish skin? We never mention it. I’m thinking, ‘What are we passing on to our kids?” Bronson writes in NurtureShock, “We tell kids that ‘pink’ means for girls and ‘blue’ is for boys. ‘White’ and ‘black’ are mysteries we leave them to figure out on their own.”
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