"Why Are All of the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?"
Psychologist, Beverly Tatum, makes racial identity development theory accessible and applicable for parents, teachers and campus ministers desiring to understand and raise the issues in normal, everyday conversation.
New Perspectives on Racial Identity Development
This anthology updates and explores racial identity development for Blacks, Latinos, Asian Americans, American Indians, Whites, and multiracial persons within the context of a complex, racialized society.
Moses - God's Tri-Cultural Man
The life of Moss is a great affirmation for our world today where so many are bi- and tri-cultural in their ethnic heritages. God knows what he is doing, and He uses all of who we are, not just part of us.
Check All That Apply
In this book, Frazier offers good news: God loves multiracial people and their interracial families. There is a special place for you in God's plan! And God wants to give you a sense of wholeness, worth and belonging--as one made in God's very likeness.
Free At Last?
It has been more than thirty years since Martin Luther King Jr. shouted "Free at last!" to a crowd gathered in Washington, D.C. His speech, "I Have a Dream," is now familiar, even famous. But has his dream been realized?
Reflections on Family and Ethnicity Exercise
A useful tool that creates dialogue about family and ethnicity. Have students answer the questions on this sheet, and then break up into groups of 2 or 3 to share their stories. Next, create large group dialogue about commonalities and differences.
