Craig Robinson

And it's usually... I don't think it's the same for everyone.

But for us, and we've got four kids...

middle school, when kids start to sort of separate, that's when they come home with questions.

And fortunately for our family, we were always in sports.

So

I think sports helps you bridge that discussion.

And you could have a discussion about what's happening on the field, on the court, and sort of help that turn into what's going on off the court.

Your kids will, you'll know when your kids are ready for the discussion.

That's a hard pivot, you know, to go from... I would start with telling her you can't marry me.

I'm just thinking back.

I've got three boys and one girl.

Yeah.

And I probably had the discussion with the boys sooner.

And for the boys, it's you have to watch everything.

That was the way I started.

I start the discussion.

Everything, absolutely everything's important.

And then from there, we talk about the differences in the people involved.

in their class because we've always been in a school where we're the only people of color or we're the diversity.

Right.