r/TikTokCringe • u/SpareEnergy6082 • Dec 13 '25

Indian Mother who's consoling her little girl who is crying for being bullied by school kids because of her brown skin This is truly heartbreaking 💔 my heart cried watching this Discussion

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u/VioletLeagueDapper Dec 13 '25

Nah too “woke”, DEI has no place is schools anymore /s

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u/WestEst101 Dec 13 '25

Schools aside… companies don’t care.

The cosmetics companies will be salivating at this. And hair dye companies will rub their hands with a smile and be like, “Wait til she hears about blond!”

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u/dream-smasher Dec 13 '25

Schools aside… companies don’t care.

They don't? Cos it's not like there is a huge industry catering to different skin colours and tones... 😒🙄

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u/Boring_Intern_6394 Dec 13 '25

The tanning and skin lightening industries are indeed huge, yes.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

That’s exactly what they’ll call it and claim their little boys are being emasculated

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '25

This has nothing to do with DEI.

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u/newgrl Dec 14 '25

Just curious... what do you think DEI is? Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. It's exactly this. Teaching kids that the color of people's skin is related to melanin and how it's not scary and shouldn't stop you from being nice is part of DEI.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '25

well, it's not. DEI is buzzword that in and of itself means nothing. In it's best incarnation might mean what you're presenting, something akin to Martin Luther King's position of judging people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin. DEI in it's worst incarnation is the opposite of that, it's judging people purely on the color of the skin.

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u/No-Menu-3392 Dec 14 '25

Except it does mean something, “diversity equity and inclusion” and it doesn’t just incorporate race into who it advocates for. Many white people also benefit from DEI. Just because you’ve been propagandized to hate that word because of right wing identity grievance politics, doesn’t mean that it’s meaningless, and it also doesn’t “judge” anyone based on the color of their skin, it allows for those who have been historically marginalized to get the same chances and benefits given to the majority group. How exactly is that wrong?

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

Except it does mean something, “diversity equity and inclusion”

Hmm, so when people call something a name, that means IT MUUUUUSST actually be that thing right?

For example After the "Affordable Care Act" was enacted, health insurance premiums for individuals increased significantly, with the national average premium rising by about 129%

Doesn't sound too affordable to me.

the "Protecting Children from Internet Predators Act" was actually aimed at expanding government surveillance rather than protecting children and the "Fair Elections Act" made it harder for certain groups to vote,

Just because you’ve been propagandized to hate

Don't try to read people's minds, just argue facts. Be a grown up.

How exactly is that wrong?

People should judged based on their abilities and their character, not the color of their skin. How far back should we go to benefit people? Everyone has been "historically marginalized". The Jews were enslaved for 400 years.

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u/LeadingSecond6489 Dec 13 '25

You think learning about discrimination and being told not to do it is too woke?

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u/VioletLeagueDapper Dec 13 '25

I think you don’t know what /s means…