Bellen Woodard was in third grade when she came home with a question. "My friends, they always called the peach crayon the skin-colored crayon," she recalled. Why? She handed over the crayon but it ...
To see how a moment turned into a movement you just have to flip through the pages of Bellen Woodard’s new book. Written against colorful illustrations, the story takes readers back to when the ...
EASTON, Fa. – For years, children were forced to use odd colors when coloring people’s skin. Now, Crayola is releasing a new box of crayons to help kids get things right and advance inclusion. The ...
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