<a href="https://www.emmaredden.com/">Emma Redden</a> is a preschool teacher in Vermont with a background in race, gender, and justice. She wrote the book Power Means Who The Police Believe: Talking With Young Children About Race and Racial Violence. She talks with Eric about the inspirations behind her book, the intricacies of addressing challenging topics with young children, and about fear, among other things.

Emma Redden is a preschool teacher in Vermont with a background in race, gender, and justice. She wrote the book Power Means Who The Police Believe: Talking With Young Children About Race and Racial Violence. She talks with Eric about the inspirations behind her book, the intricacies of addressing challenging topics with young children, and about fear, among other things.

<a href="https://www.emmaredden.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Emma Redden</a>&nbsp;is a preschool teacher in Vermont with a background in race, gender, and justice. She wrote the book Power Means Who The Police Believe: Talking With Young Children About Race and Racial Violence. She talks with Eric about the inspirations behind her book, the intricacies of addressing challenging topics with young children, and about fear, among other things.

#53: Talking to Children About Race and Racism, with Emma Redden

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#53: Talking to Children About Race and Racism, with Emma Redden

#53: Talking to Children About Race and Racism, with Emma Redden