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By Sonia Verma
We are really honoured to be decorating the display case at my son’s school for February’s Black History Month. Martin Luther King, his dream and his legacy have been talked about for years in our biracial home.
We celebrate Black History Month in our family. Our beautiful biracial children have always been exposed to both sides of their culture and they have learned about slavery, civil rights and important black figures in history.
As the mom of three beautiful biracial boys, I have always been a fan of books that not only have children of all skin tones across their pages, but also celebrate difference and diversity. We have read some amazing books as a family for Black History Month, ones that talk about prejudice and acceptance and ones that open up the dialogue about race and culture.
