Anonymous wrote:Would Roots really be unfriendly to non-African or AA families? Any one have experience with being in the minority there?
The values seem to transcend race...

I can't speak to unfriendly, but if it were me, I'd find some it irrelevant to my caucasian kid.

Namely:
Promote and secure the connection of Mother Africa within our children;
Prepare students to break the chains of psychological conditioning that attempt to keep them powerless in all phases of society;
Provide students with a strong African-centered learning environment;

Would Roots really be unfriendly to non-African or AA families? Any one have experience with being in the minority there?
The values seem to transcend race...