Hi again!

Let me disagree with you, people!

I think prejudice and superiority may be a point of view. I see nothing wrong with the picture, but sentences like �they are human beings like us� contain much more embedded prejudice than the picture. The picture only shows women in the sixties � when we didn�t have much information and globalization � and they are taking pictures of things or people they find different from what they know in their country.

The same way we take a picture of a native wearing costumes (like �baianas� in Brazil), or monuments, or the like, they are registering people / things they can�t see in the country they live in, not necessarily with sense of superiority. We take pictures of what / who we think is different and not what we think is inferior.

As I said, the prejudice is in our mind, maybe the boys are dancing or doing something that called their attention. The game is to find new ways of analyzing the pics, we shouldn�t take it too personally or have a broad way of viewing.

No offense, just try to look on the bright side. Not all times people are looking at others it means it�s something related to bullying, prejudice or the like. I can see admiration in their attitude, can�t you?

Have a nice day!

Zailda

Good, dear Ed! I�m glad to see that some still have sense of humor!

I wonder how people realized the kids are �poor�. Their appearance, maybe? Or because they are black? In Brazil kids wear diapers or shorts during the summer: the black, the white; the poor and the rich.

Talk about prejudice�

Yep, Ed. Now I see the ladies� look is not admiration, but envy. They want to be as skinny as the kids.

Have a nice weekend.