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This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim. There's nothing wrong with me because of the color of my skin.

Award-winning scholar and author Ibram X. Kendi wants us to imagine a world where all kids of color could be taught to internalize that anti-racist idea and develop their sense of self through it.

Kendi joins us to talk about how we as parents or

caregivers can help them do that and why we need to work to build an anti-racist society to protect

children. His new book is How to Raise an Anti-Racist. Ibermakes Kendi, welcome to Forum.

Thank you for having me. You tell this very poignant and relatable story in the book about

picking up your one-year-old daughter, Amani, one-year-old at the time from daycare, and noticing

that she's playing with a blue-eyed white doll. You didn't think much of it at first, but what

happened in the days after? Can you tell us that story? Sure. So, yeah, I didn't think much of it at first, but what happened in the days after? Can you tell us that story?

Sure. So, yeah, I didn't think much of it at first because, you know, I went to put the doll

aside to pick her up and take her home. And, you know, she whimpered a little bit the first day.

But then the second day, we, one of us, either my wife and I, came and she was playing with

that doll and it was harder to pry her away from the doll. And each day, over the course of a week,

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