White kids seeing a black kid for the first time 🙏

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[zoram]

That one kid licking his fingers..thinking whether he taste like chocolate..I'm dead these children's are just so precious and adorable they actually breaks my heart by their innocence and purity

[LAu-evdm]

This is so precious. And the little boy is so patient and looking confused why they are all stroking him. So sweet.

[nicolestlouis]

He is an angel, being so patient with them.

[crayfish]

There's a kid licking his fingers😂😂

[KeyTalkingPoints]

Adults, please don't ruin this child's innocence.

[dreadnegus]

So innocent. Yet, with age... that hyper-focus persists... yet the innocence is often replaced with hatred, disgust, jealousy, and malice. Imagine your skin being a spectacle. Imagine processing this information as a toddler and living with the experience for the rest of your life. God bless the babies.

[sharynwaters]

I am 72 years old now. However when I went to Spain with my sister in 1972 at 21 years, adults would come up to us and want to rub our skin. It was my first trip to Europe and I was quite taken aback by this. After I calmed down, I realized that (at least THEN, ) they genuinely didn't have the mindset of the overt racist Americans. The same thing happened when we went to Morocco and two years later to Mexico. They were just fascinated by our dark chocolate skin complexion. The children in Mexico walked around with water wanting us to sprinkle on them and bless them because they felt that we were descendants of Jesus Christ. I was really amazed and astounded by this. These children are not pure Caucasian themselves and, unfortunately, they will grow up and be taught that Blacks should be on the bottom of the totem pole. White people are always baking themselves in the sun to get darker. This is innocent but SAD!!!

[dreadnegus]

Instant fascination. Only when taught does that become animosity.

[markchikoromo]

Kid's like I'll never bath again

[IJWIYLHKUGSDF]

That kids was amazing different 😍 like an artist

[dsava]

Thats so awesome they didn't call him n word😢😢😢😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[michaelvaladez]

So cute how she looks at her hands after touching his skin to see if she got it on her Lol 😂.It's so precious how shes all curious and feeling his skin, shes gonna end up marrying a black man when she grows up I can see it already.

[trl]

Lil man looking like "Why they rubbing on me like I'm a statue and baby girl already caught jungle fever!

[FabWeddings-x]

Ok Parents, you have to start teaching cutey about establishing his kingship and boundaries. 😅

[geminirants]

This little girls face expression is so beautiful!
On another note, her expression explains whats going on in this world with "racism"
She wasn't disgusted by it, she was intrigued...curious, amazed..
But yet we have this stigma that black equals evil or bad .
Children are NOT born racist...they are TAUGHT it
Even during slavery with blackface, there were so many ppl obsessed with dark skin but yet did not respect them as humans..
It's a sick PHILIA
Negrophilia...
I will never understand how some ppl I've met in my life were infactuated with my brown skin but treated me less than human 🤔

[chaossonic]

Bro I know y’all saw that kid in the back bro really licked his hand😂😂😂

[afroricanxmm]

Kids are so genuine. Us adults can learn a lot from these minions. ❤

[biancapair]

bro whoever raised these kids to be segregated until this point

[bunkeralpha]

its same feeling when I saw blue peoples

[_juank]

And that kids, is how I met your mother…