Revealing the attitude which citizens keep in the face of a small child just by its appearance is the “experiment” of UNICEF.
The protagonist, Anano, a 6yo actress who played two different roles in the same scenario. Originally appeared dressed in clean clothes and hair carefully walking alone on the road. Several of those she met, stopped, spoke and were interested in her well-being. The same happened when Anano entered a restaurant with many people willing to give her a place at their table and eat.
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Things, however, were completely different when Anano played a street kid. Wearing mismatched clothing and a dirty hat. The 6yo was found in the same place as it was, being well-dressed. This time though nobody stopped to ask what it is and what she is doing while things got worse when the 6yo entered the restaurant not only nobody gave her a place to sit, there have been some who have asked those responsible at the store to kick her out.
Do You Judge Via Appearance? Social Experiment Paris.
Such was the difference that the shooting ended as Anano couldn’t handle emotionally the diametrically opposite attitude depending on the image being displayed.
“Imagine how it is for millions of children who have no one in the world. Change begins when you decide to get changed” emphasizes UNICEF on the occasion of the experiment.
By James Red, Truth Inside Of You.
Sadly I wouldnt only because I feel people might think I’m a pervert up to no good approaching a child and talking to them.
how profoundly sad indeed
The truth is out there indeed. Its the art of life.
I would ask if she were lost or needed help.
Bheka thile , bhika miile .
Let’s stop doing this kind of thing, ok? I have a hard time believing that UNICEF had anything to do with something so vague and ethnically charged. This little ‘test’ is a poor example of the general public. I don’t know where it really was, but where I live, people would not discriminate based on wardrobe, or ethnicity, or anything. A child ALONE regardless of clothing, would bring caring people out of the woodwork to see if help was needed..
I do believe that the majority of the population are pompous, pretentious and judgemental. Very sad reflection of our society.
Of cores I would want to help a girl but have difficulty handling the situation and knowing how to get her to respond and not be frited over me I would genral be freaked out no mater what clothes she is wearing if she just started following me and also if she sat down in a char right next to me if I am with my own friends of family but that’s more what some one feels comfy able with off corse I would help her if she arsked me something and if she followed me I would arsk her why she was following me and if she needed my help even if I feal uncountable with some thing some one does I would still help them if they needed it
Totally understand but you can only do your best try to explain why you are doing what you are doing if some one arks