How to Take Your Child to a Pride Parade

by DEI for Parents

Despite the latest mind-boggling opposition, acceptance of diversity and inclusion is steadily progressing. Agreed, progress has been super slow, but the good news is that it is moving forward. Most parents want their kids to successfully grow into that positive momentum. That means it’s more important than ever to make sure kids are exposed to different ways to look and love (and laugh!). And what better way to teach kids about being proud of who they are than watching a colorful parade of unique people go by while candy is thrown at their feet?Despite the latest mind-boggling opposition, acceptance of diversity and inclusion is steadily progressing. Agreed, progress has been super slow, but the good news is that it is moving forward.

Most parents want their kids to successfully grow into that positive momentum. That means it’s more important than ever to make sure kids are exposed to different ways to look and love (and laugh!).

And what better way to teach kids about being proud of who they are than watching a colorful parade of unique people go by while candy is thrown at their feet?

Read the full article for insight into this ultimate DEI parenting hack . . .

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