Right now, American adults are educating themselves about race in the US. Look no further than The New York Times' bestseller list, where you'll find the majority of titles are books on anti-racism.
In the wake of the killing of George Floyd and nationwide protests, there's a moment of collective education. And that education can extend to young adults and kids, too.
If you know a tween or tween who might be interested in educating themselves about race in America, or if you just want to pick up an easier read for yourself on the topic, there are plenty of young adult (YA) nonfiction and creative fiction pieces that deal with race.
Business Insider found several popular YA books on race and racism appropriate for teens (and adults, too).