Opinion: If first-graders are old enough to use racial slurs, they’re not ‘too young’ to learn about racism
In the CBS documentary, Steenman points to a photo from a book, depicting firemen in Birmingham, Ala., spraying water from their hoses at Black children, and laments that teaching children about racism too early could have a negative effect — not on their well-being, but on the way they revere first responders. “They can teach history,” she says, “but let’s not teach racism.”
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