Talking to your kids about race can reduce bias, a Northwestern professor found
Psychologist Sylvia Perry studied conversations between white parents and their school-aged children to understand prejudice.
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Psychologist Sylvia Perry studied conversations between white parents and their school-aged children to understand prejudice.
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