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Welcome to Raising Good Humans. I'm Dr. Lisa Pressman and today is part two of my conversation

with Britt Hoffman on Raising Anti-Races Children. Britt is giving us more on the principles

of Raising Anti-Races Children and we're talking about her book, Raising Anti-Races Children,

a practical parenting guide. If you enjoy this episode, please let me know and I would love

for you to write a review. You can, as always, DM me on At Raising Good Humans podcast and thank you

for being part of this two-part conversation with Britt. I'd love for you to talk through

the five principles in your book because I think that's a good, not starting point because we're

like 40 minutes in. But I love the understanding of these five principles and also then being

able to think about our own, you know, what are our values in our households and understanding

how to merge those ideas. Yeah. So the five principles in which I talk about, you know,

what am I always keeping in the forefront and reminding myself but also my parenting partners

is first and foremost that community is at the heart of the anti-racism. So we do this work to be in

community with folks and I describe community being both. It can be blood relatives but it can also be

chosen family. It can be of neighbors, friends, it can be of co-workers. It can be the people that

you like but you know what? It's also the people you don't like but your values tie you to one

another and I know that idea of community seems very radical because right now we're so used to

picking and choosing the people that we like and we want to be around instead of really thinking

about what does it mean to be in community with people and at the core of that means is that

each person is an indispensable person in community, right? So just because I don't like someone or

because I don't want to go and have brunch with them doesn't mean that they don't offer value to

community and to me which is really important. So we are constantly modeling for our children

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