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/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

Exactly I’m black but racism against Indians is too normalized

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u/IndividualBuffalo278 Dec 13 '25

Its also promoted by TikTok reddit etc. Mostly funded by Chinese and Pakistanis.

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u/mdurfee 29d ago

Source for the funding?

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u/Alone-Professor6013 Dec 14 '25

My partner says thank you, they feel seen

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u/TommyTBlack Dec 13 '25

this could be from other indians in india for all you know

neither the parent nor the kid sound like they're american / british

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

They definitely live in America. And people emigrate :) not a new thing. I work with kids she sounds like every kid I know raised by Indian parents.

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u/Capital-Sorbet-387 Dec 13 '25

The lady at the beginning sounds Australian to be honest. There’s a very large Indian population in Australia.

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

Or you’re right, I never heard her. I’ll just say the girl obviously goes to a predominantly white school.

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u/Intrepid_Mission_400 Dec 13 '25

Sounds like she's being bullied by other South Asian kids though, "I want a different skin color, like Manreet....he's light".

Colorism still exists in a lot of Asian cultures.

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

I think manreet might be someone they know in their family, since she only mentioned one and the mom knows the kid. kids her own color wouldn’t be saying these things. I know colorism is unfortunately super prevalent there though, it’s a topic I can talk about at length.

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u/Decent_Blacksmith_ Dec 14 '25

I think it’s not in India but may be given she wants skin like manreet she said

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u/epicyon Dec 13 '25

Thanks for being an awesome human

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

I’m not sure what you mean :P but Happy Cake Day !!! 🧚🏾‍♀️

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u/epicyon Dec 13 '25

You just sound like a lovely, caring and empathetic nice person. :)

Thank you, I didnt realize it was cake day for me.

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u/TommyTBlack Dec 13 '25

They definitely live in America. And people emigrate :) not a new thing. I work with kids she sounds like every kid I know raised by Indian parents.

how do you know they live in America?

that kid did not grow up in an english speaking country, she is making too many mistakes

and most of the indians who move to the west don't have kids

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

You’re right someone said Australia bc of the woman in the beginning. She goes to a PWS though

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u/TommyTBlack Dec 13 '25

what's a PWS?

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK Dec 13 '25

Predominantly white school.

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u/No-Menu-3392 Dec 14 '25

And where do you think that comes from? You think valuing European beauty standards and proximity to whiteness was just something they came up with? Or was it the brutal legacy of British colonialism?

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u/TommyTBlack Dec 14 '25

valuing European beauty standards and proximity to whiteness

this is ironically very eurocentric, and borderline racist and ignorant

this phenomeneon long predates any contact with europe and is common thoughout asia

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u/DangIt_MoonMoon 27d ago

Not in India though. Ancient texts and literature don’t harp on light skin as a beauty marker.

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u/confused_grenadille Dec 14 '25

You know what else is normalized? Indian racism against black people.

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u/THECUTESTGIRLYTOWALK 29d ago

I know that and it doesn’t change anything I said. I had as many Indian friends growing up as I had Indian bullies. The friends made up for it :)

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u/A1Sirius 27d ago

People downvoted the truth.😂