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We know it might not be easy but it can (and should) be done Issues of race and racism can sometimes make for uncomfortable conversations. And in an ideal world, there would be no need for such discussions. The bad news? We don't live in an ideal world. The good news? Parents of young, non-Black children have the opportunity to raise a new generation; one that is more understanding, empathetic and respectful towards people of colour. Here are five suggestions of how to do

We showcase seven superb kids-lit titles that celebrate father (and grandfather) figures! An illustration from Jabari Jumps by Gaia Cornwall Jabari Jumps by Gaia Cornwall In this sweet story, Jabari has to face his fears and make a giant splash! He's finished his swimming lessons and he's ready to jump off the diving board – but as the moment approaches, his fears kick in. Thankfully, Jabari's father is right by his son's side, displaying patience and encouragement – just wha

Actor Danny John-Jules introduces youngsters to Riley Can Be Anything NICHE. IT'S a word I became all too familiar with during my time as the Arts Editor for The Voice newspaper. Working for a Black British publication, you quickly come to understand that ‘Black’ and ‘niche’ often go hand in hand. Whether it was toy retailers failing to stock Black dolls or major book publishers being reluctant to publish Black-interest titles, the justification of these omissions was often