Artist uses colorful activities to help families start conversations on social injustice
Adrian Brandon is using his talents as an artist and former teacher to create coloring and activity pages for parents, teachers and kids to print out and use at home.
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Aug 9, 2020, 3:03 PM
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Having a conversation with children about social injustice can be difficult, but one Brooklyn artist is partnering with HP to create a simple way to get it started.
Adrian Brandon is using his talents as an artist and former teacher to create coloring and activity pages for parents, teachers and kids to print out and use at home.
There's a word search, jumble and pictures that kids can color.
Brandon, 27, hopes that through this initiative with HP, kids will become more aware of these issues at an early age.
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