This year was a year of racial unrest and division but also unity.When it comes to racism, a single word with a lot of layers, how do you explain it all to a child or teen?Known as The Talk, it s a difficult conversation that predominantly happens in Black and brown communities about race. Click the video player above to hear from families as they discuss their experiences with The Talk, its meaning, and importance.There s a lot to try to grasp that some people from other races may not understand. The racial animosity that we often see and the violence that is perpetrated unfortunately at our children continue to be alarming for parents, Black educators and the extended Black community, said Winston-Salem State University Dr. Jack Monell. We have to be concerned that they are a threat to someone for whatever preconceived notion biases, stereotypes they may have. So we constantly have to educate ourselves, educate our children and educate our community to protect our comm