A legacy of hate: it's up to parents to teach children to see beyond skin color to the person within

Article Abstract:

An African American father describes the first time that his young son became the target of racism. The experience reminded him of being made to feel different during his own childhood. He explained to his son that what is inside a person is more important than skin color.

Personal narratives, Column, Racism, African American parents

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A question of color

Article Abstract:

Children become aware of skin color differences at about age 3 and begin to talk about the differences at about age 4. They easily learn value judgments about skin color from many sources including television, relatives and other children.

Children, Study and teaching, Race relations, Toleration

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Expert hair color - at home

Article Abstract:

Hair-coloring formulas can now be done at home with the introduction of easy-to-use products in the market. Preparing the hair through conditioning several weeks prior to coloring would bring the best results.

Care and treatment, Methods, Hair, Hair dyes, Hair colorings

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