A Teen’s Perspective: Why I Decided to Stand Up to Casual Racism
Today, I’m going to tell you about my experiences, as an Indian-American middle schooler, going to a primarily Asian middle school. Because […]
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An Interview with Author and Illustrator Jen DeCristoforo
Jen DeCristofo is the writer and illustrator of Lucky Bamboo Book of Crafts. Hybrid parenting got to learn more about her and […]
4 years ago
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From Contemporary Parenting to Hybrid Parenting
Hybrid parenting is a grass-roots movement aimed at consciously parenting children in a multicultural world. To understand why parenting in this way […]
6 years ago
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What is Cultural Appropriation and What is Not?
What is Cultural Appropriation? Cultural appropriation is “appropriating” or borrowing elements of one cultural group by a different cultural group. This term […]
6 years ago
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6 Ways To Foster Tolerance in a Multicultural Society
In order to foster tolerance in a multicultural society, children need to develop multicultural competence. Multicultural competence is the ability to understand, […]
6 years ago
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Are you Colormute? Why It’s Important to Talk to Preschoolers About Race
In our increasingly diverse society, we can’t really claim to be colormute. This idea of being colormute is not acknowledging the race […]
6 years ago
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How is Culture Passed on from Generation to Generation?
So what is going on with the third-generation? How much of the culture are we passing on to them and are they […]
9 years ago
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Celebrating Diwali: Teaching Children How to Go From Darkness to Light (Literally & Figuratively)
As a second-generation Indian-American, I am often in conflict with how to teach my own son about cultural festivals. I want him […]
9 years ago
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