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X-WR-CALDESC:Tough Talks on Race - Parenting Discussion\n\nThe Talk is wide
 ly understood as somber\, sacred\, and serious in Black families. Preparin
 g your children for the realities of racism is generational and for the sa
 fety of our children is not considered optional. This presentation is desi
 gned to help adoptive or foster parents raising a child of a different rac
 e or ethnic background learn how to address the realities of racism with t
 heir children. During the discussion\, I will also share my personal exper
 ience on how I handled having The Talk with our children. \n\nMark Cardwel
 l is the founder and principal consultant for Cardwell Communications LLC\
 , a full-service marketing consultancy as well as the founder of the Ohio 
 Marketing Association (OMA). He is a board member of the Ohio Association 
 of Nonprofit Organizations and serves as a member of its council of consul
 tants. Mark has 20 + years of experience in arts marketing\, operational l
 eadership\, executive level management\, media sales\, and communications.
  He is also an artist and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Columbus 
 College of Art and Design. \n\nAfter being in five foster homes Mark was a
 dopted at the age of 5. After Ohio records were unsealed\, Mark searched f
 or and was reunited with his birth family after 50 years of separation.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Tough Talks on Race - Parenting Discussion\n\nThe Talk is widel
 y understood as somber\, sacred\, and serious in Black families. Preparing
  your children for the realities of racism is generational and for the saf
 ety of our children is not considered optional. This presentation is desig
 ned to help adoptive or foster parents raising a child of a different race
  or ethnic background learn how to address the realities of racism with th
 eir children. During the discussion\, I will also share my personal experi
 ence on how I handled having The Talk with our children. \n\nMark Cardwell
  is the founder and principal consultant for Cardwell Communications LLC\,
  a full-service marketing consultancy as well as the founder of the Ohio M
 arketing Association (OMA). He is a board member of the Ohio Association o
 f Nonprofit Organizations and serves as a member of its council of consult
 ants. Mark has 20 + years of experience in arts marketing\, operational le
 adership\, executive level management\, media sales\, and communications. 
 He is also an artist and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Columbus C
 ollege of Art and Design. \n\nAfter being in five foster homes Mark was ad
 opted at the age of 5. After Ohio records were unsealed\, Mark searched fo
 r and was reunited with his birth family after 50 years of separation.\n
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SUMMARY:Tough Talks on Race - The Talk\, an Imperative for Transracial Pare
 nts of Children of Color
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