Onlooker harasses parent with different race child l What Would You Do

We headed 25 miles northeast of Charlotte toward the city with a single North Carolina Locust, Justine and her adopted daughter Morgan. We stopped for lunch at a local institution. The old School Mills house. Excuse me. It's just that your baby, yes, is like that. Are you married to a black man? No, so you adopted her. You adopted a black baby on purpose. Yes. You wanted these white women who are trying to rescue all the black babies. Sorry if you saw a restaurant react like that to a mother and her son. I just don't think she's prepared to give her

what

she needs?

You are white, she is black,

what

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you do? Excuse me, is it that her son did, so she adopted some? These first clients immediately pick up on Rachel's awkward line of questioning. Does she have the option to choose a black baby or a baby? yeah Why

would

you do that and now you have some questions of your own? No, I'm just asking you a question, I heard what you asked. The world is changing. Don't you feel like it? The world is changing. We need to open up a little better than our little square box. Either you are a good person or you are a person who lives on barriers.

Why should there be barriers? To love the

child

you're making everyone here feel very uncomfortable, you get upset with a white woman just because she has a black

child

, aren't there more important things on this earth you care about? Won't she have the same experiences as a black man? The family would have to leave her Someone who chose to love her and I think that's the most beautiful part of what I'm seeing. I feel very uncomfortable. Feel. I apologize for making you feel uncomfortable. Just look outside or at this child. You already know him. It is not like this?

I can't defend myself. She is under 13 years old. If she didn't have those ears, she would call the police because of the brutality towards a whole child. Hasn't she done anything? But use it and you say: I just asked questions. I just asked questions and a kid is sitting there and you're telling him in front of his mom. What did you do to this kid's top? How dare you sit there? You realize that the greater good is that. get out of this I saw It was horrible I remember when the first black family moved into our neighborhood tonight We were the only family that welcomed and all these people we knew told us to get help, the land, you and your lovers, get out of our line, no I don't know you and that's why you have no tolerance for this, right? an emotional reaction born of memories of racial intolerance but with the reactions being

different

, excuse me if she was an African American woman criticizing our mother What are you one of those white women trying?

To save all the black babies we bring in gizelle. I feel like I see it all the time. White women trying to rescue black children. I'm not trying to rescue anyone. I don't see colors in my family. You may not see colors, but you believe. Me, everyone else, this woman has no problem entering the conversation? They will never be a real family and with that she is going to complain to the manager. This next restaurant tries a calmer approach when dealing with Giselle. There are many things that she will have. deal with? This couple listens patiently before disagreeing with Giselle's conclusion.

Honestly, this little girl is going to face some discrimination and some situations that her mom won't be able to help her prepare for or know how to deal with. That's true. Who shares, but no. What do we want to fix? Aren't we fighting to get away from them? And these two think Gisele is part of the problem. When that little baby starts dealing with discrimination. What will she do? The only discrimination I see now is for you. Was there no recognition that she is taking our black children? Didn't he give her son a home and her people take care of her? and then we learn why this issue hits so close to home.

All day long we see people willing to defend mother and daughter. That child has a mother who loves her, it's none of her business. As we put these women in their place, we're rolling. One last time, excuse me, is that her son does and Rachel is back at it, so she's adopted and she has this grandfather watching carefully? I mean, you had a choice and you didn't. I have to get a black child yes no no trying to rescue the black baby with that he joins the conversation sharing his own story Some of his questions seemed very offensive Did you choose to adopt them?

There are absolutely all kinds of babies that family but I just feel like they will never be a real family. Do you feel like an absolutely real family? You say you seem very offensive. Between I don't read, yes. That's what he presents as ma'am, so why not? You just try it Just why don't you button it because you're so offensive? That's how I don't need to be offensive, well, Ben Buckner. Sorry, I just bashed it, but because it seemed too advanced for my daughter. And she married a black man and I have three black grandchildren and they are just a wonderful family, yeah.

As he walks away, we are there to greet him. John Quinones. This is part of a TV show called What Would You Do? Watched your show before, you were amazing. Tell us what you were thinking. I just know that there is too much racial prejudice in this world and if someone is offensive, they need to be informed that the offensive one adopted a black child. Absolutely, she means as much to me as she does to anyone else. Daughter would mean to them and I would go The end of the world for her Race becomes a problem Only if you let it become a problem And it doesn't have to be a problem A boy is a boy I don't care what color They are and why that should make any determination about how we act toward each other.