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Race & Ethnicity

Feeling proud of who you are starts with knowing that your skin, hair, and culture belong. Our book recommendations help little feminists celebrate their identities, appreciate each other’s differences, and talk about racism and fairness.

Race & Ethnicity

Our favorite books & why

  • I am Brown

    I am Brown

    Ages 2–4

    Joyful affirmations centering brown children and pride in their skin.

  • Hair Twins

    Hair Twins

    Ages 2–5

    Family routines and Sikh culture, with context about wearing turbans.

  • My Footprints

    My Footprints

    Ages 3–7

    A story of both bullying and belonging, with a multiracial queer family.

  • Laxmi's Mooch

    Laxmi's Mooch

    Ages 4–7

    An Indian American girl’s joyful path to accepting her mustache and body hair.

  • Separate is Never Equal

    The Mendez family’s fight against school segregation, for conversations about educational equity.

  • Suki's Kimono

    Suki's Kimono

    Ages 7–9

    A Japanese girl brings cultural pride to school when classmates question her kimono.