Every family has its secrets. When do they become so big that they burst and give rise to an awakening. Niki does this for us. She has taken her life by the reins and is the anti-racist empowered woman we all could be. Niki recommends, 

 "When I was White", by Sarah Valentine.  https://us.macmillan.com/author/sarahvalentine/

 "Me and White Supremacy" , by Layla Saad. http://laylafsaad.com/

Books for Young Kids: Memphis, Martin, and the Mountaintop  Book by Alice Faye Duncan, "A Sweet Smell of Roses", Book by Angela Johnson. 

Elementary school: My Dream of Martin Luther King, by Faith Ringgold 

Teens: MARCH b John Lewis, a graphic novel trilogy

Parents/ Teens: “Why We Can’t Wait”, By Martin Luther King Jr

“Letters from the Birmingham Jail”, By Martin Luther King Jr

“Where Do we Go from Here: Chaos or Community”, By Martin Luther King 

Movies: Selma, Ana De Vernay, King of the Wilderness, Peter Kunhardt 

Learning about micro aggressions for teens, parents and some notes from my 9 year old son Joshua. 

An other article on parenting as an interracial couple

https://www.self.com/story/interracial-couples-advice

Kayla Reed:  https://actionstl.org/the-team twitter handle: @ikaylareed

https://guidetoallyship.com/

Dr. Jill Wener's online Conscious Anti-racism course. https://www.jillwener.com/consciousantiracism

 “Becoming Kareem” by Kareem Abdul Jabar

A PLACE INSIDE OF ME by Zetta Elliot

These resources are for teens review first for tweens:

The Hate You Give, By Angie Thomas: the book and movie

I am not Dying with You Tonight by Kimberly Jones and Gilley Thomas 

There is also two pretty intense movies 

Thirteenth- pretty intense.

When They See Us film on Netflix by Ava Duverney

Books for kids: http://hereweeread.com/2017/11/2018-ultimate-list-diverse-childrens-books.html

https://socialjusticebooks.org/booklists/slavery/

Love Twelve Miles Long by Glenda Armand

A Kids Book about Racism by Jelani Memory

Something Happened in Our Town by Ann Hazard, Marianne Celano, and Marietta Collins

Josephine by Patricia Hruby Powell