This book is aimed at all parents whose children may be affected by racism. They play an important role as a point of contact and supportive confidant for their children. Once they are aware of this, they can provide their child with support through an empowering upbringing. The author consolidates knowledge from intercultural psychology, family therapy, child psychology, and experiences from leaders of youth groups engaged in empowerment work. The book seeks to provide an overview of possible ways to cope with children's experiences of racism by illustrating how such experiences impact a child's self-esteem and by opening up pathways for equipping children on different levels so that they can recognize counter-narratives to prejudices and handle their experiences in a nuanced manner.