Moving through the early stages of ethnic identity development may be more successful if parents teach their children
A) to ignore society's conflicting messages about race.
B) to respect their elders.
C) to attend church regularly.
D) about dealing with racism.

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Teaching children about dealing with racism can help them navigate the challenges they may face in the early stages of ethnic identity development. It can also help them develop a stronger sense of self and racial identity. A and B may be helpful in general, but they do not specifically address the challenges of ethnic identity development. C is not necessarily relevant, as religious practice is not the only way to develop a strong sense of self or racial identity.

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