Northwestern University: White Parents Aware of Racial Bias More Likely to Discuss Current Racial Events With Their Children
August 27, 2019
August 27, 2019
EVANSTON, Illinois, Aug. 27 [TNSsociologyresearch] -- Northwestern University issued the following news:
A new Northwestern University study found that white parents' racial bias awareness was associated with greater willingness to discuss race with their children, along with increased color consciousness and decreased color blindness.
Previous evidence suggests that white parents generally avoid race-related conversations with their children, relying on society to . . .
A new Northwestern University study found that white parents' racial bias awareness was associated with greater willingness to discuss race with their children, along with increased color consciousness and decreased color blindness.
Previous evidence suggests that white parents generally avoid race-related conversations with their children, relying on society to . . .