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When we watched this video, after seeing the title I knew it was going to be bad. Obviously it is a news report, so it's showing the most emotional, but even then I felt that.

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My reaction to the doll test was not so much as shocked, because if you see the world we live in, we show kids what we think is pretty or ugly, and they catch on. They start to think stuff that they normally don't see is ugly. Kids think that light skin kids are pretty just because we show them that. Like with beauty pageants, that one beauty pageant with all the girls that looked the same. The blonds and light skinned girls. That is what we show kids, and that makes to believe that is what beauty is. That is why we should not have beauty pageants that have girls that look all the same.

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This is so sad. 7 year old kids  are already developing biases towards some skin colors. I was shocked. How were these young kids already thinking about race this way? I started thinking of solutions like making mass media more welcoming  towards other skin colors. In this way children would not be exposed to these horrible stereotypes and we could keep racism to a minimum. Overall, I would say my reaction was being amazed (in a bad way).

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I was very taken back by the fact that these adults were coming in and asking such tough questions to small children.  And their answers were very upfront and a little surprising by how much they knew about racism.  They knew right away that these things were bad qualities and these things were good qualities.  They knew what race was considered "wrong" or "right" and they were able to tell you very quickly. I don't like thinking about how much they knew about this very sensitive subject.

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I would think that all dolls are more good-looking, because I wouldn't want to offend anyone. If I were one of those kids, I would agree with the boy with glasses, because we are all equal.  We are also smart, and good-looking in our ways.

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I think this isn't good because skin color doesn't matter. I feel sad that this would happen, and I think that kids should be raised not worrying about the color of their skin and other people's skin color. The study shows this needs to be changed in our society.

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I think it's sad that the kids are introduced to these stereotypes at such a young age and believe them. They shouldn't hate the skin color they are. People say that there's no more racism in America but that is not true as this study shows. The kids should be taught not to judge people or themselves based on their appearance.

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I am extremely worried that the children already have biases. It is crazy that from a young age, children of all races have stereotypes. Some African Americans who are 5 years old or younger think that their skin color means they are worse than others. I think children should not think like this and am taken back that there are children who think of themselves and others worse or better because of skin color.

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Why are the kids who most likely aren't being bullied about their race feeling like their race is worse?
Was the area where this test was done more segregated or diverse?
When did racism/bias because of race start?

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This was surprising when the girl said that she wanted to be white. It was so surprising how they mostly said that the ugly and dumb people where the black girls. All of this was crazy and very surprising.

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Kids aren't just getting these ideas by themselves, there are people in their lives that are giving them these ideas. The easiest way to counter that is get more people making sure kids believe in racial equality, starting from a younger age. This way there would need to be an equal amount of people giving them bad ideas as all the people giving them good ideas.

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I was deeply disappointed about what these kids said about the different skin colors. I personally think that all skin colors are beautiful and you shouldn't want to change your skin color.Because it is beautiful and you should be proud of the color your skin.And also the questions they asked the kids shocked me very much they made me very uncomfortable.

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I was deeply disappointed about what these kids said about the different skin colors. I personally think that all skin colors are beautiful and you shouldn't want to change your skin color.Because it is beautiful and you should be proud of the color your skin.And also the questions they asked the kids shocked me very much they made me very uncomfortable.

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I was really surprised that most of the black children chose the darkest skin tone when the adult asked questions such as "who is the ugly child" and "which would a teacher not want". I also felt happy that some of the kids chose all of the skin tones for "which is the smart one" or "which is the pretty one". I really couldn't believe that the little 6 year old girl said that her skin was 'dirty' looking and that she would want to be look like the lightest skin tone.

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I think that this video is kind of sad. I think this because they are saying that their own race is worse then other races. But I don't think that this is their fault because all around the world and the internet are things demoting their races.

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A lot of the seven year old kids choose there answer very fast. But most of the ten year old´s took a moment to think about there choice. Also in the video it shows how are generation is still doing these stereotypes. So in the future we will still have this problem about race stereotypes.

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I was kind of mad, Since the society is making them think that their skin color is not pretty enough and the fact that they're growing up in this kind of life is not really good since some people get insecure for all their life.

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I was kind of mad, Since the society is making them think that their skin color is not pretty enough and the fact that they're growing up in this kind of life is not really good since some people get insecure for all their life.

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I am surprised with the response from the younger black kids, I didn't understand why they thought white people were more attractive and black people were ugly.

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Shocked that those young kids think that white people are better than everyone and that black people are ugly and bad.

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The younger kids almost immediately responded. The majority chose the darker skins for the bad things and the lighter skinned dolls for the good things. For example when they asked what the teachers would chose, which kid the want in their class.

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The responses given by the subjects were very shocking and the only reaction I can really come up with is >:(. I hate that those people don't feel comfortable in their own skin and have bias towards lighter skinned children or people.

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I feel that I have experienced things like what I saw in my neighborhood.

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I feel that I have experienced things like what I saw in my neighborhood.

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This video made me feel concerned. I was concerned that at such a young age these children had already decided weather you were smart, dumb, ugly, pretty just based on your skin tone. This video also made me sad that kids didn't like what their skin town was just because it was darker.

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I was quite shocked but upset that the children would call there own skin tone ugly or nasty, when all the skin colors are beautiful. I did feel bad when one child said the kid with the lighter skin tone was the smarter one out of all of them when our race and skin tone are not us. Our skin tone is on the outside, when anyone can be smart.

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it was like scary because it was like little children and at the end i was shocked to see that the child called her skin tone nasty and she wanted to be white.

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It was really hard to watch because it made me think of the society we live in.

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Who taught them that its okay to think one race is better than the other.

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I wonder how and why racial bias appears so early in life and why children often don't get rid of stereotypes as they get older.

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Does family and school also effect what kids think.

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I was pretty angry because the kids were assuming that the white kids are better.

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i just want to know,why do people not see that everyone is different in their own ways but in a lot of other ways they are all the same and they shouldn't be treated differently?

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Kids think that race effects who is pretty or not, but people are so much more than that.

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I found it surprising that younger children had ideas that one race was "prettier", or "smarter" than the other. I wonder if its the parents at home, or the people at school?

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I found it surprising that younger children had ideas that one race was "prettier", or "smarter" than the other. I wonder if its the parents at home, or the people at school?

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My reaction was that how do these little kids know that white kids have more

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I want to know more of the white kids responses

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I want to know more of the white kids responses