Routledge : Creating an Anti-Racist Culture in the Early Years

Helps practitioners recognize and name racism within early years settings to address it effectively.

Provides guidance on helping young children understand that human difference is not something to fear.

Combines personal research with established theory to offer a well-rounded educational perspective.

Includes real-life examples of anti-racist practice found in both daily life and literature.

Explains the process of how racism is acquired to better inform teaching strategies.

Cites historical examples of individuals who have spoken or acted against racism throughout history.