For many African American parents, "the talk" has long been a necessity in society where their children must learn the dangers of growing up black in the United States. Photos: AFP
The death of George Floyd and subsequent demonstrations nationwide have many families discussing racism - but for many African American parents,"the talk" has long been a necessity in society where their children must learn the dangers of growing up black in the United States.
"I don't know any black parents that don't have the talk with their child," said Tiffany Russell, 26. "But it's now definitely a good time."
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