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Great link and a valuable message. This story is important in our world, over here in BC Land. Thanks Clonge.
I volunteer five days a week. Children really do see the world this way. I feel blessed and thankful to be in a position to witness what inclusion really means. Children just see the other really cool kid. ... and, not just on a colour level, on an 'everything' level. Sometimes they ask about colour of skin because it is different. If it is explained in terms of pigment, they understand it right away and then get on not caring about skin that is not the same as their's. ... Magic. The world just became bigger.
7 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
I watched a mini-documentary of life in Cleveland USA. It strikes me very hard that Canada, my parts of Canada are so very different that the most parts of United States. Canada and United States share a very big border. My child is given the gift of learning about fish and children in Cleveland unfortunately are given the gift of their siblings being shot on their way home from school. ... and today, thank goodness, my child is not a Syrian child.
Thanks again for the link. A little brightness in the world is a beacon of light.
Stethoscope? At least it wasn't a gloved hand and a tube of Ky......
7 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Honestly. It is not as if parents permit their children to get on the computer and look up anything at all that does not pertain to them when they are minors. ... Goodness me. Doctors are nice in 'kid world'. My son wants to be one as well, along with engineer, Lego genius and person who saves Rhinos from inevitable extinction. The colour of a person's skin does not compute. He's a great kid and so is that little girl. Gems in the Universe.
Kids are color blind. But, I think she chose that doll, b/c it's a doctor.
7 years ago. Rating: 1 | |
Being colour blind can be a blessing even when pertaining to art.
One or two sentences is probably not a great representation of the entirety of your thoughts.