Don't talk the talk if you can't walk the walk

As we enter another week of important protests around the country and world, it’s vital to not only keep talking about systemic racism with your kids, but to continue to show your kids your beliefs, too.
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I love this piece by senior reporter Catherine Pearson about the importance of showing your anti-racism beliefs through actions, whether through showing your honest emotions during these trying times, or by calling out racism in front of your kids. The piece serves a great reminder to do your due diligence and the necessity and power not just of words, but of actions, too.
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Be safe and well, friends, and if you have any thoughts feel free to reach me at katea@huffpost.com.
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Kate

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