This text provides readers with a framework to address and transform the racially inequitable child welfare system. It focuses on the historical and contemporary overrepresentation of African American children in foster care and the systemic barriers they face. The book underscores the critical need for anti-racist principles in child welfare, equipping readers with the tools necessary for advocating systemic change and promoting justice.

This text provides readers with a framework to address and transform the racially inequitable child welfare system. It focuses on the historical and contemporary overrepresentation of African American children in foster care and the systemic barriers they face. The book underscores the critical need for anti-racist principles in child welfare, equipping readers with the tools necessary for advocating systemic change and promoting justice.