“I want my children to know about it so that someday soon they can work toward a future free of inequality and injustice, and full of hope, love, and freedom.”
Hello lovelies! This week, I’ve invited a friend to the nebula to share some thoughts and advice on teaching kids about protest and Pride. In addition to being a devoted parent, Fernande is a talented writer, poet, and activist. We’re so happy to welcome them to our Nebula this week and wish all of our friends, family, and neighbors a beautiful Pride! M
as a day of debauchery, where scantily-clad abominations revel all too publicly in their sin. There is a long history of individuals, businesses, religious institutions, and even governments viewing LGBTQ+ folx in this way: as sinners; as an abomination; as something to be ashamed of and hidden away. I was raised in this tradition.
To do this, I have conversations with my children – who are lighter-brown AfroLatinos – about systems of oppression that affect both them and their friends and acquaintances. We even talk about what racism and transphobia and homophobia might look like in their classrooms and strategies for addressing it, so they can be prepared to do something about oppression and discrimination when they see it.
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