We Are All Brown
We Are All Brown by Cheryl Gibbons, published by Gatekeeper Press on June 7, 2021, is a 32-page book designed for young readers. This edition presents concepts of racial diversity in a manner that is accessible to kindergarten students, emphasizing the idea that all people share a commonality in being “brown” rather than focusing on different skin colors.
Readers will find that the book uses engaging illustrations and a simple narrative to convey its message. The teacher in the story demonstrates this concept by covering pages with color hands, illustrating that her skin does not match any of those colors. By encouraging young children to view skin color differently, the book aims to foster a mindset that could positively influence future generations. This work falls within the categories of juvenile fiction and addresses themes of diversity and multiculturalism.
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This book is a book about racial diversity explained in ways that kindergarten students understand. The premise of the book is that people aren’t really different skin colors because we are all brown. The teacher would hold her hand over the pages with color hands on them to show that her skin isn’t any of those colors. If we can get young children to NOT see skin in different colors, they can change the future world’s mindset.
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