Wawawawawawawa! nimebaki kinywa wazi, the first clip.

sad right? its shocking but not unexpected! what i realized with the second clip is that older kids seemed willing to 'say the right thing'. as do parents - we say the right things. 'all races are the same, black is not inferior', 'black is beautiful' e.t.c. which is OK! however, do we really believe that (i don't expect an answer from you). there is a difference between saying the right thing and believing the exact same thing. believing it deeply within - your core where no one but God and yourself can see.
there is a group of people who want to believe but due to past indoctrination cannot - there is hope... keep saying the right thing and your kids will believe the right thing.

...Ati which doll looks like you ... The ugly one!!!

The results will be #teamlightskin just carry a random survey on twirra

@Swenani, The effects of the age old injustices against the African peoples is reflected in these videos. If the same questions were administered to our children (Black rural Kenyans)the results would be different. However, if this was administered on black urban esp Nairobi kids Maybe it would tally with those on the findeo.