Discussion Questions

Download our curated list of age-appropriate discussion questions to help your family spark conversation and navigate the themes of each book.

Extra Resources to Continue the Learning

Here are extra resources to help you dive deeper into intersectionality. While each of our books showcases diversity of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, and ability, we hope our titles leave you craving more tools and information.

We Are Little Feminists: HAIR

• Difficult Conversations: Talking Race with Kids 
• Raising Social Justice Warriors: A 3-part Series on Talking to your White Kids about Race
• Sesame Street Song – I Love My Hair
• Hair Love – Academy-Award-winning animated short
• Kids Meet a Person with Alopecia

We Are Little Feminists: ON-THE-GO

• Navigating Questions around Mobility Disabilities with Curious Kiddos
• “Disability is a social construct” – definition of disability based on disability activism
• Sesame Street resources for Autism 
• Kids Meet series
  • Kids Meet a Blind Person and Guide Dog
  • Kids Meet a Little Person
  • Kids Meet a Deaf Person
  • Kids Meet a Person with Cerebral Palsy
  • Kids Meet a Man Who Uses a Power Wheelchair
  • Kids Meet a Woman with Spina Bifida

We Are Little Feminists: FAMILIES

• Establishing a Holistic Gender Perspective – a free course by pioneering gender educator Maya Gonzalez
• How Parents Can Teach Kids About Gender Roles
• Why Kids Need to Learn about Gender and Sexuality is a great TED talk, and then Queer Kid Stuff: A Webseries for Kids is the speaker’s awesome YouTube channel
• Kids Meet series
  • Kids Meet a Transgender Soldier
  • Kids Meet a Gender Non-Conforming Person