Parenting is not easy, but it can be even more difficult for Black families who are trying to navigate how to help their kids deal with racism. A new workshop called "Parenting While Black" based at the University of Pittsburgh's Center on Race and Social Problems aims to help parents. Associate Professor James Huguley spoke to KDKA-TV about this innovative program. Watch/read here.
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