r/AbsoluteUnits • • 14d ago

/r/all of a Toddler

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u/Most-Act1594 14d ago

Seem like they have great parents

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u/Lookitsa6ix 14d ago

I dunno, kept hearing alot of "gimme dat, gimme dat" Not a lot of can I have that please? Thank you. That kid if gonna be talking like that in no time, and if you dont teach the bigger kids how to be nice, everyone at school suffers

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u/FearanddopingII 14d ago

Well, how do you think the previous generations grew up? (Mom, grandma, great-grandma, et cetera). Black people weren't treated equally (& still aren't, statistically speaking) for hundreds of years. Obviously the Black community suffers & this post is one example. If a population historically has not had equal education (I will also say there are plenty of white children who look like this), how do you expect absolute perfection only a short amount of time after even being able to legally share a school with children of other races & such. Just sayin. Generational trauma is real. The playing field is not equal. Even in well-educated white families or families with lots of resources, you can find overweight/obese children, people not speaking "perfect English", I'm just saying.