YARDREPORT Exclusive: Harvard is Teaching Your Toddler That Whiteness is a Problem

Harvard maintains a publicly accessible “Anti-Racism Resources” website, hosted on an official Harvard domain. One section, titled “Information for Parents,” offers a reading list for families. What it actually offers is a window into the ideological commitments of America’s most prestigious university—and they should concern you. The list recommends “Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness” for young children. The premise is in the title: whiteness itself is something a child should reject.

For babies and toddlers, Harvard recommends “Antiracist Baby” and “Woke Baby.” The explicit goal of these books is political indoctrination before a child can read, speak in full sentences, or think critically about anything.

For parents, the site recommends “Raising White Kids”—a title that treats the white identity of your own children as a problem requiring management—and “White Fragility” by Robin DiAngelo, a book whose central argument is that any white person who disputes an accusation of racism is thereby proving it. It is an intellectually unfalsifiable framework designed to silence disagreement.