A Florida library is offering anti-racism kits in hopes of making it easier to broach difficult conversations about race in a meaningful way.
The Volusia County Public Library made the kits available for checkout on Friday. Each kit centers a discussion around a book and is geared for different age groups from kindergarten to adults.
The library received a $3,000 grant from Florida Humanities to launch the project.
“I think what the staff are hoping to see is civil discourse,” librarian Melissa Reynolds told The Daytona Beach News-Journal.
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