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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of ""Daddy, What is Racism?"" by Jenny O. White.]

Racism is a disgusting act that dehumanizes and causes great pain to another human just because of the color of their skin. Daddy, What is Racism? by Jenny O. White is a beautifully written book that talks about a child who was racially abused. Semaj asked Skylar if he could ride her bicycle, which she got for her sixth birthday. Skylar agreed, and Semaj started riding the bicycle. Skylar’s dad came back from answering a call and saw Semaj driving the bicycle. He held Semaj and claimed that he wanted to steal the bicycle because he was not like them. He called the police on Semaj. What happens to Semaj now?

Racism is still practiced by many today. It was sad to see a parent, Skylar’s father, trying to teach her such evil. This book will help teach children about the evil of racism and how bad it is. It will educate these children at a young age so that when they grow up, they will not be racists too. The author used flowing sentences and a beautiful storyline to convey the messages contained in this book. The diagrams are colorful and will draw the attention of every child.

I disliked Skylar’s dad. He was racist, and I was even more pissed when he was not punished for being racist. It is just a clear depiction of what happens in society today. I could begin to think of the trauma Semaj must have passed through as the handcuffs were on his hands. I hope that this book will reach and teach its readers that racism is bad. Finally, I found punctuation errors while reading this book.

I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because of the great and important message that it passes. I found a few errors, and it was professionally edited.

I recommend this book to children between the ages of 3 and 11. Teachers and parents should also get this book for their students and children. This book will help them understand how bad racism is.
 

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"Daddy, What is Racism?"
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The influence of parents on their children is so evident in Skylar and his father. By teaching their children to be and do good, parents can ignite the change in the society. Unfortunately, racism is still pretty much present in modern societies.

Wow. I must commend you for giving out this wonderful review, reading it made me feel like I was reading the actual book. I haven't read this book but it sounds like something I would like to read so I will definitely check it out. Thanks for your review.

Great review! This is an incredible initiative by the author to teach young people not to grow up to be such disgraceful people. But unfortunately, such people do exist, and it's totally heartbreaking to still hear about such news. I hope a lot of kids read this, and more than that, I hope parents read this and learn a lesson of kindness. Your review is concise and well structured. Congrats.

This book sounds really educational; it's wonderful to see authors writing about the devastation that racism has done to our society. I can't image how Semaj must have felt. I believe that parents and teachers should read these books to their children.

I liked the honesty in your review. I would definitely want to read it to my kids.

This book was lively and I really enjoyed how the author directed all the points in a way that the authors will understand easily. I hope to read this book soon as it was really enjoyable.