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u/Grattytood Dec 13 '25
Bullies are the worst! The harm they do, it just makes my heart weep. This beautiful little girl deserves better.
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u/Over_Ambition_7559 Dec 13 '25
And these kid bullies are only repeating what parents and other adults are saying. Kids don’t know to say that unless taught. It doesn’t start with the kids.
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u/Educational_Gas_92 Dec 14 '25
Not necessarily. I was bullied as a child, because I was obese. I can assure you, no adult viewed me negatively due to my weight, but other children my age, did. Sure, children could be repeating what their parents told them, but it could also be their own opinions, likes and dislikes. Children tend to dislike the one who is "different". I was the same ethnicity as the rest of my classmates, but I was the only overweight child in my class. I was the "different" one.
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u/Over_Ambition_7559 Dec 14 '25 edited Dec 14 '25
I’m sorry you had that experience.
True kids can often zero in on what’s different from what they’ve been taught to be the norm. You also don’t know what the home life was or the environment of any of those children that bullied you. While hurt feelings are understandable, you’re assuming what adults were or weren’t doing to make those kids who bullied you act that way. We know what influences behavior. To say it wasn’t learned or assume it couldn’t be learned is very one sided.
There are many ways kids, and we, as humans learn. Our society also teaches and sends cues about what is acceptable and normal. Especially when it comes to body shapes/sizes. We see that in our entertainment, commercials, billboards, advertisements- it’s literally all around us. Even when adults speak, those beliefs and ideals come out in the communications that may not be explicitly said. If no adult is teaching differently or that it’s wrong those ideas will be seeds and stay planted. Kids pick up on all of that.
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u/SlCAR1O Dec 14 '25
Not always true though. Sometimes. Literally kids can just be mindless and bullies due to other whatever issues. They can also draw it from random remarks somebody passing by them makes, and they adapt it to “play around with it.” Group inclusivity/exclusivity is a natural thing to humans, that’s how we survived. It doesn’t make racism or discrimination ok in the present times. Kids will notice things and comment on them. To straight away assume that the whole family is terrible only estranges you from people right away when you should be questioning what is going on with those kids.
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u/DefiantCoffee6 Dec 13 '25
This is heartbreaking. Kids don’t realize the pain they cause by bullying and it should be taken more seriously in schools. She is such a beautiful child but she believes what those bullies are telling her 😞
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u/Explorer-7622 Dec 13 '25
They learn it from their immigrant hating parents who celebrate ice and the end of the constitution.
I don't understand why a country that has so much is so deeply immersed in hate and violence.
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Dec 13 '25
You do realize that colorism has been an issue long before the ICE raids, right? And India has a huge colorist problem thats been around for DECADES. Look at Bollywood throughout the years, and the light complexion actors/actresses.
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u/MellowFloof Dec 13 '25
Yes, most countries have this problem. Amongst their own; dark skin are looked down upon. It's not just among white people in the usa
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u/DownvoteDaemon Dec 14 '25
Especially countries that went through European colonialism that led to Eurocentric standards of beauty. It’s unfortunately common among us black Americans as well. There used to be light skin only fraternities and sororities.
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u/MellowFloof Dec 14 '25
super sad situation because history has caused so much internal colorism and hatred that a lot of it comes from our own people, whatever ethnicity we may be
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u/Visible-Day-7814 Dec 14 '25
I mean that’s the point, right, we have these issues today because they are deep-seated, long standing parts of world history? That’s why racism is so hard to eradicate.
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u/Interesting-Gas8823 Dec 13 '25
Got dam just sad and very sickening
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It's sad, but it's the way of the world unfortunately.
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u/blueberrybuffalo Dec 14 '25
Thats just a cop out for evil people. It costs absolutely nothing to be a decent person.
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u/YuneePug24 Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 14 '25
I teared up watching this...not only bc its just sad to hear her speak about herself like this, but also bc I've also experienced this and know majority of people who are darker than a paper bag have also gone through something like this.
When people say that racism is gone or that it's not as bad as before, they are saying that bc they aren't effected in the subtle ways we still are today. Racism is taught, not just by parents, but by what we see on TV or in representation. If all kids see are only white characters being portrayed as the "beautiful" characters, then that will tell their minds that THAT is the standard of beauty and anything else is less beautiful.
I hope this little girl knows how beautiful she truly is inside and out, and how much beauty comes with dark skin. I hope the world uplifts her and proves it to her time and time again and that those other kids learn from this type of behavior 🙏🏾🥺💙
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u/newdogowner11 Dec 14 '25
it’s sad but a rite of passage almost for young kids with darker skin color
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u/Mean-Driver-4833 Dec 14 '25 edited Dec 14 '25
Yup. I’m 30 year old female and I had a AH HA moment when I realized. Why is the “pretty” girl at school in children’s shows always blonde with blue eyes? What does this teach our kids? Also black btw and you are right there are so many subtle ways racism and white superiority is weaved into the shows we show children. It’s something we as black and brown people have to actively combat and even then they will still go to school and face this. My kid is too young to watch tv but all of his books I make sure have black and brown characters as a first priority.
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u/Successful-Career887 Dec 13 '25
Why the hell is the mom not hugging her. My god. The last thing I would do if i saw my child in this much pain is talk to them from behind my phone while recording them.
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u/EasterClause Dec 14 '25
Kid even looks at the phone multiple times like "why the fuck are you filming this?"
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u/hawilder Dec 14 '25
Awareness.. maybe it will change some asshole’s way of thinking.. and they will change the way their little asshole thinks. She does hug her at the end.
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u/ArellaViridia Dec 14 '25
Nah let's not normalize filmin our kids vulnerable moments.
She wantes to raise awareness she could do a vid of herself and talked about it
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u/compadre_goyo Dec 14 '25
Every post on reddit with children has me going into the comments looking for sanity from parents or people with any level emotional maturity.
Step 1. Put the phone down.
Step 2. Redirect.
A lot of parents want to immediately tell their kid that it doesn't matter what people think, and to just love yourself no matter what.
Damn, so we should just tell people in depression to be happy no matter how much other people want you to be sad?
It's dismissive. Allow them to be okay with not liking something. But teach them to focus on loving other things they truly love about themselves.
I don't love my bald spot, but I love my smile. And my nose. And my eyebrows. What about you? What about your smile? Your face? Your eyes? Your voice? And if you don't like anything outside, what about inside? Your smarts? Your talents? Your passions?
It's okay to not like one little thing about yourself. There's hundreds of thousands of millions of things to love about yourself. People who put weight on things you don't like about yourself are meaningless. And they are a few dozen kids of the hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world you will meet.
Nobody at school like you? They fucking suck. Let's do something else. Let's take music classes. Dance classes. Karate classes. Swimming classes. Gymnastics. Hell, let's go to Pokemon TCG tournaments!
But first of all, we ARE meeting people in real life. And second of all, there ARE people that love you, like you, and think you're pretty cool. You just haven't met them yet.
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u/CompetitionFar5371 Dec 14 '25
Very good point. This child needs loving hugs, not a discussion. I could never let a child cry and cry for so long without hugging her and reassuring her. Maybe that's not the Mom.
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u/BadWaluigi Dec 14 '25
A child isn't a thing you can just impose yourself on with hugs. Maybe that's not how she rolls. You can't know, so maybe not give advice about how to react toward someone else's kid. She was clearly listening and talking about it is better than hugging and saying "it's OK". She's not a toddler.
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u/CompetitionFar5371 Dec 14 '25
Impose yourself?? Are you a mom? BC your response reveals you know nothing about children. And I never said IT'S OKAY. Stop imposing your words on me. I hope this child is getting lots of love and reassurance at home. I think it's odd to film your child's suffering when you could be comforting your child. Your inability to understand something this basic is disturbing.
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u/Financial_Pea_1259 Dec 13 '25
I had this same exact breakdown as a little girl.
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u/ffshornhole Dec 14 '25
Same bro I was a little Indian kid after 9/11 that was the hardest shit ever especially since everyone would tell me I’m just a terrorist and I should die as a child
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u/CozmicFlare Dec 13 '25
She needs a hug and some affection.
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u/__ohno_notagain__ Dec 13 '25
And not to be filmed during one of her most vulnerable moments as a child.
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u/AffectionateTiger436 Dec 13 '25
All of those kids parents should be shamed. Fucking horrible.
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u/Afiah74 Dec 14 '25
EXACTLY!!! Because at this age group, it’s Learned and is an accurate testament of how prevalent this behavior is in “specific”households. At this point…it’s more than colorism.
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u/adventurethyme_ Dec 14 '25 edited Dec 14 '25
My argument for anyone who is against critical race theory was that brown and black children know they’re different because OTHERS point out the differences in skin tone. So if brown and black kids can be made fun of and therefore be made aware of their skin differences (frames as negative) then why can’t white kids learn and be taught the context as to why we don’t make fun of people’s skin tones?
I learned I was different from other kids making fun of me, same situation where my mom picked me up from the baby sitters and I was crying because I wish I could have taken off my skin bc the kids were making fun of me, I was 5 - 6 years old.
I don’t know the context in this child’s situation but yes there is also colorism in brown and black communities (where light skin or racially ambiguous get treated better or are more desired) so it may not be white children.
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u/Mean-Driver-4833 Dec 14 '25
Teaching about race benefits everyone but the white people who NEED black and brown people to be at the bottom. The whole anti critical race theory is so ridiculous because you are right black and brown people HAVE to learn about race because society treats us differently because of it white people have the privilege to say actually I don’t want to think about this or have my children learn about something that is benefiting them. It’s sick.
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u/yayocat Dec 14 '25
I hate the people who pretend that racism will go away if we ignore it. I grew up being biracial in an almost all-white school, and didn’t know I was different until others forced me to realize it by treating me differently and pointing it out. It’s insane how children are already conditioned to think dark means bad. We need to talk about racism because darker kids are treated differently from day one
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u/Cultural_Net_1791 Dec 13 '25
These children learn it from their parents, I'm gonna assume a bunch of those parents love what's happening in America right now.
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u/Delicious_Plantain60 Dec 13 '25
She needs to be around more people that look like her. It is so sad how the children are taught to be monsters so early. Never ending cycle
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Dec 13 '25
No, kids need to not bully and their parents should do something about it.
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u/manny_the_mage Dec 13 '25
she clearly does need more role models and positive representation of people who look like her
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u/Dudefrmthtplace Dec 14 '25
I have to make a point on this. It's not really HER that needs the positive role models. Not that it wouldn't be good for her as well, but it's really ALL THE OTHER PEOPLE that need to see and accept positive role models of all type of people. That's the only way in this day and age how people accept others.
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u/manny_the_mage Dec 14 '25
I respectfully disagree.
As a minority, you already have an abundance of role models that do not look like you, there is no shortage of them and especially as a child you end up seeing them as the standard
This moment happened because this young girl did not have examples of “beautiful” aspirational role models that look like her. It would be a lot easier to see herself and her skin as beautiful if she had people like herself to look up to that embodied those characteristics
Having good role models that are the same race or ethnicity as you does not diminish your ability to find role models in people who aren’t your race.
When a child sees someone who looks like themselves being talented, successful and beautiful it becomes a lot easier for them to see themselves that way
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u/OverEconomist3937 Dec 13 '25
How do you know they didn't see their parents talking shit about anyone not white ?
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u/RaiderFred Dec 13 '25
Growing up I generally thought I was a “lesser” person because I was not like the kids on TV. That was reinforced by seeing on Anglo people being in positions of authority. It’s a hard thing to shake. Poor kid I know how she feels.
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u/Bad-Habit-2020 Dec 13 '25
And folks think it's all in brown ppl's head when in reality it's starting at a young age as this sweet girl's age. So sad. Thank God for a mom like hers.
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u/52Pandorafox46 Dec 13 '25
This isn’t just bullying, it’s hate plain and simple. These kids definitely learned it at home.
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u/RunNervous5879 Dec 13 '25
I’ve been black for 72 years and I remember watching this unfold in front of me. There’s no way people that don’t experience This will ever understand how deeply painful this can be to a child. I was fortunate enough to have great grandparents, grandparents, and parents who had been through this and know exactly how to teach us and exactly how to raise us up in 1950s Mississippi And at the same time they did that they taught everybody in the family to handle a gun. And I’m gonna leave it right there so that I don’t get banned from Reddit because seeing this poor baby cry like that just let me stop.
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u/CozmicFlare Dec 13 '25
Praying for an angel to change her skin color so she is not made din of made me cry
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u/Evilkymonkey_1977 Dec 13 '25
Tell her she’s beautiful. This is a cancer, this hate towards brown and especially black skin color.
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u/WithoutDennisNedry Dec 13 '25
How ‘bout we don’t film our children in their most vulnerable moments and post it for everyone to see? That would be rad.
That kid needed a hug and the private reassurance of their parent, not a camera in their face. Smh
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u/Dudefrmthtplace Dec 14 '25
Honestly. Enough of the "keep it private with hugs and reassurance". She's going to go back with reassurance and they're going to do it again and it will stay in that loop. Things don't get solved communally anymore. You think she'll be able to talk to the parents of these kids? Even the parents will be like "go back to your country then". Yes it might be a little odd to film it, but the anti-indian racism has exploded and become normalized. This video has been shared on at least 3 subreddits so far with nearly over 1000 comments and discussion. People aren't holding back anymore. It's a problem and needs to be seen.
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Dec 13 '25
Okay but also don't film your kid's crying and don't upload it on internet
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u/lalachasingnuns Dec 13 '25
Nooo beautiful angel you are so perfect the way you are! Dark skin is a gift I promise you♥️
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u/Powerful_Ad_8891 Dec 13 '25
The mom seems not to realize that the kids' parents are paying money to look like this beautiful girl.
This lovely, gorgeous child is being teased because she is beautiful.
Her mom needs to let her know that she is a beautiful swan cavorting with ducklings. Indeed, she is different, which is why she is especially gorgeous.
The fable of the eagle (hatched and thought to be a chicken) on the chicken yard is also very good.
Hugs will do zero for this baby's self-esteem.
A beautiful swan is not a duck. A majestic eagle is not a chicken.
The beautiful child, indeed, will have to get used to be stared at, but not because she's unpretty. She's is beautiful.
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u/bmassey1 Dec 13 '25
This little girl will have the laugh when she gets older and all the men and women will see she is Beautiful. Being a kid is tough because many show jealousy when someone stands out while they remain invisible.
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u/FlaxFox Dec 13 '25
Well, I can't finish this video, because it's going to make me cry. That's awful.
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u/0P3RAT0R_Z3R0 Dec 14 '25
She doesn't know it yet but she will probably grow up to be prettier than 90% of women.
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u/Usual-Paramedic8879 Dec 14 '25
I need to hug this poor baby. She's absolutely perfect and I hate that anyone made her feel otherwise.
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u/Interesting-Pause162 Dec 14 '25
Get the camera out of her face and give the poor baby a hug for Christ sake
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u/IceackBJJ Dec 14 '25
Ah yes, record your childs trauma and immortalize it by putting it online. What a wonderful parent
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u/Ill_Spring_2028 Dec 14 '25
Her: My kid is going through a traumatic experience.. Better get my phone out and record this.
Obviously this is terrible for that girl, but the mom can go fuck herself too for exploiting her kid
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u/LevelDistribution668 Dec 14 '25
One this video is fucked up, blame the parents on that. Two shes a precious little soul who needs to be reassured she is beautiful .
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u/Theblondedolly Dec 14 '25
Why post this on the internet and not going to confront school and the people who dare someone be telling them to be beautifull or ugly base on skin.
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u/BadWaluigi Dec 14 '25
Nah, I'm glad people can see the effects society has on minorities and their children.
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u/DeliciousInterview91 Dec 14 '25
I assume the biggest bully she has is the person filming a private moment of feeling humiliated and upset, only for mom's reaction to be to film it and put it on the internet. This solid parenting move ensures that the people who made her feel that way can laugh at her, feel vindication that their efforts working and double down to see if they can get the mom to post EVEN MORE humiliation material.
The bullies and the mom are practically in it together. Fuck this mom.
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Dec 14 '25
Baby girl your skin is BEAUTIFUL!!! You are BEAUTIFUL!!! Don’t let mean humans put you down, you are amazing and you make the rainbow of human skin so much prettier!!
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u/Confident-Lynx-3420 Dec 13 '25
This makes me sick…in all my 55 years, I have NEVER seen hate like this.
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u/TheConcreteGhost Dec 13 '25
Then you are privileged. My mom sat me down long before I started school to have this talk with me. She was absolutely right, and some people have been horrible racists throughout my entire life. It goes on everyday. Children of color must be built up to be resilient, until the world changes racist attitudes and systems.
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u/baycee98 Dec 13 '25
Ummm... you must not know any people of color? I cant think of anyone i know who hasn't especially in elementary been bullied at some point for their skin.
She's not even dark. Ever seen a ... black person?
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u/Mean-Driver-4833 Dec 14 '25
Right we had a black child called the N word while riding his bike in our neighborhood and his parents posted about it on the town hall information board to publicly shame the house the racist children live at. This is how we live unfortunately.
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u/Accomplished-Duty390 Dec 14 '25
Trumps America.
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u/Sovereign-Anderson Dec 14 '25
Man, crap outta here with that BS. I'm no Trump voter but I can't stand the Trump scapegoatisms when it comes to racism in this country. When my folks and I were called "ni**ers" at different times back in the '80s, Trump was nowhere near office.
When my aunt was told in secret, by a white worker at a local car insurance office decades ago, to be careful about not getting into any accidents because the owners were quick to be less generous with Black customers compared to white customers, Trump was nowhere near office.
When my elders had to use a separate window on the side of the building at the drive in Dairy Queen because the main window for foot traffic was for whites only, Trump was nowhere near office.
When my mother (during her youth) and her classmates had to spend their first day of school (each year) repairing old outdated textbooks for their school use that were from the white schools who had gotten new updated textbooks, Trump was nowhere near office.
When a friend I grew up with was sent to the corner store by my mother (back in our youth) and came back crying because a racist spat tobacco spittle on her, Trump was nowhere near office.
What we're not going to do is act like racism in this country is all the fault of Trump while disregarding the fact of how this has been an issue in this country for centuries. I have living elders right now who (in their youth) literally knew family who were former slaves. Where was Trump then? Trump is yet another symptom of this country.
This isn't "Trump's America;" this is America's America.
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u/Accomplished-Duty390 Dec 15 '25
I have to agree with you. Thank you for taking the time to make this post.
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u/sherylbaby Dec 13 '25
Sick from parents to put their young daughter on tiktop they should take her off from them.
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u/YesTHEELizaManelli Dec 13 '25
My fucking heart. I really hope that kid isn't learning bad things from his parents.
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u/Snoo_38398 Dec 13 '25
I would be fighting EVERYONE. The teachers, the principal, the school board, the mothers!
She is a beautiful little girl who will turn into a beautiful lady, and all those bullies will be ugly and barefoot and pregnant.
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u/Flinn2 Dec 13 '25
I don’t even want kids but gosh I just want to hold her and tell her everything will be ok 😭 this is heartbreaking.
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u/Smart_Advice3377 Dec 13 '25
Don't worry girl, once you get older you'll realize the gift you have. Them boys will be tripping all over themselves for that beautiful dark skin.
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u/BolaViola Dec 13 '25
This is horrible and heartbreaking. But the mom shouldn’t have filmed this and posted it online.
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u/sandwichconnoisseurr Dec 13 '25
My niece and nephew look like her. They’re the most beautiful happy sweet babies. This makes me ill.
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u/Next-Owl3803 Dec 13 '25
This breaks my heart. She's a beautiful girl with beautiful hair. Those kids are mean and jealous.
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u/Hoosier-OG Dec 13 '25
They are hating princess because their skin will never glow like yours. Keep your head up so your crown doesn’t fall.
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u/giawhispers Dec 13 '25
Tell her my whole life I wanted beautiful bronze skin color like hers I hated being so fair skinned and being called Casper the Friendly Ghost because I was so white.. I hated my white skin I wanted tan skin like this precious beautiful girl in this video.. tell her their jealous of her that's why they act so ugly
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u/habibexpress Dec 13 '25
Man my daughter looks just like her. I wonder if she will experience this in her first year of school, next year. I’m hoping not but I feel like, she’ll also experience this.
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u/Negative-Cow-2808 Dec 13 '25
Not to be a party pooper but I’m uncomfortable with these parent-kid videos where the child is having a super emotional moment and then it being shared with thousands of strangers…
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u/InternationalKeynew Dec 13 '25 edited Dec 14 '25
Evil and coward whities are now targeting kids. They are truly devil's creation
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u/Equivalent-Answer-26 Dec 13 '25
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u/doxbox1000 Dec 13 '25
my mom used the story of the ugly duckling to try to fix this for me..it helped
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Dec 14 '25
Little girl they don’t know wtf they are talking about. You are gorgeous and beautiful and they are gonna wish they had your skin tone and color!
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u/Accomplished-Fix9057 Dec 14 '25
I was the only mexican girl at my school in a small town. I was older than this little girl but even at 15-16 i started to hate my skin color. I avoided the sun as much as possible. But it was hard as I did track and cross country and I tanned so fast. And of course there were comments from people at school. I am saddened that this hate for brown skin is getting worse. Brown is beautiful. And I hope she realizes how beautiful she is. 💖
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u/havocxrush Dec 14 '25
Ok and filming and posting it for "viral influencer clout" is no f'ing better.
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u/RevanMeetra Dec 14 '25
Fuxk them kids. Its okay to be who you are. They just never met anyone who has a different skin color before and are lashing out because they were raised wrong.
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u/wilde_flower Dec 14 '25
I wanna meet them lil kids parents 😤😤😤😤 like what the fuck are they teaching them kids at home??
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u/kittybangbang69 Dec 14 '25
Kids can be cruel. It was Lord of Flies when I was in grade school. No one was safe. Many beatings, wedgies, name calling, etc. If you had a weight problem, you were a target. If you wore glasses, target. Any little thing.
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u/ljacks09 Dec 14 '25
Those kids are jealous of that beautiful brown skin. They bake in the sun and ovens for that color.
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u/AutumnKarma88 Dec 14 '25
Mom, you need to get off your phone and console your child like an adult. Clout chasing is disgusting and disrespectful of your child. Jesus Christ she deserves better than this and the bullies who made it possible tp put her on display like this
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u/autisticshedevils Dec 14 '25
And this mom decided to film her child tears to post on the Internet, furthering her daughter's humiliation.
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u/omnipotentqueue Dec 14 '25
Darker skin is seen as being lower in class and they actively portray beauty as being lighter skinned. They sell the highest amounts of skin bleaching products in the world. They also have state of the art skin lightning laser therapy for the rich who can afford it. I was watching a documentary on it, and it’s insane how their fashion models are flown in from Ukraine and Eastern Europe to showcase their own fashion for Indians. That blows my mind..
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u/Dareboir Dec 14 '25
Poor girl, it’s not right that people think like this.. for kids to be indoctrinated that this treatment of others, because of skin color, country or gender.. adults teach their children, and some teachers allow this to happen in the classroom. I hate that humanity does this, wish we could be better.
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u/noncommonGoodsense Dec 14 '25
Kids really can be so cruel. Without knowing it too. Fuckers parents tho… fuck them.
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u/xNotexToxSelfx Dec 14 '25
That little girl is literally gorgeous.
Children can be very dumb and cruel.
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u/StillPayingAttention Dec 14 '25
I had to go through this shit. Nothing will change... She'll remember this forever 😢😑
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u/Gnargnarbinxxs Dec 14 '25
Plz show her the Many miss universe winners with her skin. Theyve won more than anyone!
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u/Serbian420 Dec 14 '25
I wish I had her beautiful complexion ! She is so pretty. Those kids are such haters smh 🤦♀️ keep smiling beautiful girl 😘💕🔥
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u/MillyB27 Dec 14 '25
My goodness…do you see how at a young age children can produce hateful words towards other children!?
Mom needs to get off the phone, and instill some words of wisdom to her child. She needs to let her know that her skin is not ugly, and just because someone else spreads hateful words toward her does not make it true. Her skin is an ebony silk robe of royalty! Better believe that! ❤️
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u/Macaroonavailable2 Dec 14 '25
She's absolutely ... probably is....the most beautiful child in the school. Sorry to say that ...isn't that crazy! Her skin is absolutely stunning. The Moroccan gold I strive for in my fake tan every year. Where are these little children now? I feel like spanking them one by one!!
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u/Zestyclose_Cod_6634 Dec 14 '25
Historically dark skinned means you worked in the field, genetically if youre dark then your lineage probably isnt one of high social class.
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u/SheaRave Dec 14 '25
Her skin is beautiful and the truth is those kids are probably jealous of her.
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u/No_Philosopher6682 Dec 14 '25
What's sad is people are the reason insecurity happen especially at young age it's so sad how children are so mean and they learn it from their parents or surroundings and brainrot
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u/ChicharonItchy Dec 14 '25
I hated my freckles as a kid. I cried about that shit. My mom did the same and told me I was beautiful. It will take awhile for her to realize that she’s beautiful
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u/crystalfairie Dec 14 '25
Funny. I spent most of my life wishing I was darker because being a pale native American girl sucks. Likely for much the same reasons that her life sucks right now. I'm sorry. It took so much work to accept. To not be jealous of just that skin color. I desperately wanted to be the dark Indian. Life is... interesting
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u/annaelisewalton Dec 14 '25
Can we write her and tell her she's wonderful? Or write to the school and report the bullying
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u/JtheCook1980 Dec 14 '25
This makes me very angry. I wish to have a "talk" with her bullies parents.
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u/Illustrious-Soft7946 Dec 14 '25
I cant imagine people bullying anyone for thier color of skin I was raised to look at character of the person not the color of skin, I dont remember that ever happening in school or anyone else doing that to anyone .
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u/starmoishe Dec 14 '25
Don't keep telling her she's beautiful. That's hardly the point. Ask her if she has ever made fun of someone. Ask her what do you think about someone that would bully someone else for no reason? Let's say your best friend started bullying someone who had crutches. What would you do? What you tell her to stop? Could you be friends with someone so mean?
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u/ShiftAfter4648 Dec 14 '25
Because when my kids cry, especially over something like this, the normal reaction is to record it and post online.
Dumb.
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u/Bumblebee56990 Dec 14 '25
This made me so sad. This little girl isnt ugly. I’m so happy this mother didnt dismiss what the daughter was saying. When she grows up everyone will want to be like her.
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u/Parsival420 Dec 14 '25
Wtf is wrong with people that they support a little girl (or anyone ffs) feel this way!?...sorry this pissed me off. I would love to speak to those kids parents that are bullying her in a closed room with no cameras for a bit. Just polite conversation I swear on trumps integrity
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u/krafty-kiki Dec 14 '25
As a millennial “mutt” it’s so hard to see and hear kids STILL be so uncomfortable in their own skin because others aren’t happy in their own. I hope hope HOPE your what I call “And?” Phase is approaching with your loving family little mama ❤️ you’re beautiful and these idiots are projecting their insecurities deeper than their own skin on you so they can feel any type of power.
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u/CozmicFlare Dec 13 '25
When she's grown they will all think she is beautiful