1. “Something Happened In Our Town: A Child’s Story About Racial Injustice” – This animated video by Marianne Celano, Marietta Collins, and Ann Hazzard explores racial injustice through the eyes of two families and encourages open conversations about race and racism.

2. “The Colors of Us” – Based on a children’s book by Karen Katz, this video celebrates the beauty of diversity and teaches children to appreciate different skin colors.

3. “Racism Explained to My Daughter” – In this engaging TED-Ed animation, anti-racism activist and author Kamila Melko explains racism to her daughter in a simple and understandable way.

4. “The Skin You Live In” – This animated story by Michael Tyler promotes self-acceptance and teaches kids that what truly matters is on the inside.

5. “All Are Welcome” – This video, inspired by the book by Alexandra Penfold, celebrates inclusivity and emphasizes the importance of accepting everyone, regardless of their differences.

6. “Separate Is Never Equal: Sylvia Mendez & Her Family’s Fight for Desegregation” – Through this video, kids can learn about the landmark Mendez v. Westminster case that played a crucial role in desegregating schools in California.

7. “Our Multicultural Neighborhood: Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” – Fred Rogers discusses multiculturalism, diversity, and how to appreciate differences in this classic episode of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.

8. “Let’s Talk About Race” – This video by National Geographic Kids fosters dialogue around race and highlights the importance of embracing diversity.

9. “A Kids Book About Racism” – Jelani Memory reads his own book, addressing questions and discussions about racism in a direct, honest, and accessible way for children.

10. “Sesame Street: We’re Different, We’re the Same” – Elmo, Grover, and their Sesame Street friends celebrate similarities and differences in this Sesame Street classic.

11. “Something Happened In Our Park: Standing Together After The Shooting” – A companion video to “Something Happened In Our Town,” this animated story helps children understand and process news of shootings in their community.

12. “We Shall Overcome: Story of a Song” – In this video, children can learn about the historical context and significance of the civil rights anthem, “We Shall Overcome.”

13. “Amazing Grace” – Based on the book by Mary Hoffman, this animated video tells the story of a young girl named Grace who emphasizes the importance of following your dreams, regardless of societal expectations.

14. “The Crossover” – This video adaptation of the children’s book by Kwame Alexander uses basketball to explore themes of racism, friendship, and family.

15. “Ruby’s Studio: The Friendship Show” – Through this video, children learn about empathy, kindness, and inclusion, fostering a sense of understanding and acceptance.

16. “The Name Jar” – Based on the book by Yangsook Choi, this animated video addresses themes of identity and teaches kids about the importance of embracing cultural diversity.

17. “Something Beautiful” – In this video based on the book by Sharon Dennis Wyeth, kids learn about finding beauty and hope in their community, even amidst challenges.

18. “Emmanuel’s Dream” – This video tells the inspiring true story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah, a disabled Ghanaian cyclist who overcame adversity and discrimination.

19. “The Sneetches” – Based on the book by Dr. Seuss, this video teaches children about acceptance, tolerance, and the harmful nature of discrimination.

20. “4 and ½ Friends: Racism” – This animated video explores racism, stereotypes, and the importance of standing up against discrimination, using relatable scenarios for children.

These anti-racism videos can help start conversations with kids about race, diversity, and equality, promoting empathy, understanding, and positive change.