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'I'm going to cook my baby'
'I'm going to cook my baby'
'I'm going to cook my baby'
Saturday 30th April 2022
Explore how dolls shape children's views on race and the importance of celebrating diverse cultures at home in this 'All In The Mind' episode.
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Get the buttons here!How Dolls Shape Children's Views on Race
The takeaway from this research was that segregation hurt children, because segregation enshrined the idea that black people were in some way lesser than white people.
Imagine a world where a simple doll can reveal deep truths about how children perceive race. This episode of 'All In The Mind' dives into the fascinating research of Dr. Toni Sturtevant, who observed pre-schoolers interacting with dolls. What she found was both surprising and eye-opening. From a child declaring, 'I'm going to cook my baby', to the broader implications of such play, this episode sheds light on the powerful role toys play in shaping young minds.
You'll also hear about the groundbreaking Clark Study, which changed American history by showing the detrimental effects of segregation on children. But it doesn't stop there. The episode goes on to explore how kids' perceptions of race evolve as they grow older and why it's crucial to celebrate diverse cultures at home. Whether you're a parent, educator, or just curious about how early experiences influence our views on race, this episode offers valuable insights and plenty of food for thought.