Whose Bracelet is This?

A childhood memory of a misplaced bracelet becomes a lasting reflection on race, judgment, and the painful experiences that can stay with us long after childhood has passed. Ava revisits an incident in kindergarten that seemed confusing at the time, only to recognize its deeper significance through the lens of her experiences as a child of color. With honesty and vulnerability, she explores the lasting impact of being disbelieved, singled out, and treated differently and the responsibility adults have to ensure every child feels seen, heard, and trusted.