The household behind the viral video of Woody and Jessie from ‘Toy Story’ ensuring to hug their youngsters at Disney World say their expertise must be the norm for all youngsters … regardless of race.
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The mother and father, Candice and Harold, say they did not know concerning the controversy swirling proper now about costumed characters at different venues allegedly snubbing Black youngsters. They merely posted video as a result of they had been glad their daughter, Hayyn, acquired a hug from her favourite Disney character.
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The mother and father say Hayyn would have been pleased to get a wave from Jessie — and it was an enormous bonus when Woody flagged down Jessie to provide the little lady a hug.
Hayyn was ready on Jessie for the entire parade … even sporting a Jessie costume, whereas holding Jessie and Woody dolls.
Of course, after posting their video they turned conscious of the allegations at Sesame Place and Chuck E. Cheese, and Harold and Candice say everybody’s baby deserves at the very least some variety of acknowledgment — even when it is only a wave or blown kiss from their favourite character.
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As we have reported, there’s now a class motion lawsuit filed in opposition to Sesame Place in Philadelphia.
There’s little doubt that case helped gas on-line curiosity in Hayyn’s Disney World hug — a major instance of how these interactions ought to ideally play out … for all youngsters.
