when the kindergarten teacher finished telling the story, the shots for the rest of the children found that none of them were of yellow blood.
Sure enough, discrimination is ubiquitous. In the 1960s, when old Americans were racially discriminated against blacks, they were afraid. Later, in the relevant laws of movies, blacks were given relatively high preferential treatment compared to Latinos and Asians. If the endings were only white children, It is estimated that the old black will protest racial discrimination again, but the absence of yellow people seems to have no effect at all. Sure enough, there are still crying children in the world who have milk to drink.
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