Riley on Marketing

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[kamakazibob]

Kids come into the world with a pretty good idea about how the world works. Then we ruin that clarity by raising them.

[candycottonwithapple]

This little girl is a superhero on her own!

[gothameyes]

totally agree with her XD as a little girl i used to love super heroes, i also had barbies, but i always wanted a hot wheels track, or some toy cars and stuff like that... XD she is totally right. My mom never got me one because, beside of being expensive, she always said "those are for boys" XD

[thebride910]

Wise beyond her years. and soo cute too!

[TheKaylavlog]

She is the cutest girl ever and have a excellent point

[mas twt]

i support this young child 100%

[Velineco Ven]

Adorable xDD

[Wilmarys Martinez]

wow. This is coming out of the mouth of a what... five year old?!? Even little girls such as riley care about these stupid steariotypes. I think Riley sets a good example of what loyalty and social rights look like because she is very small and realizes it and others don't and are older than her. Go Riley!!!

[janettetsmith]

Big deal if she's scripted, it puts her miles ahead of turning into a soccer mom by just having this information, even if she has to process it when she's older. Go Riley.

[DustandAsh33]

Yeah she sure sounded super passionless about her argument. Sounds super scripted. Maybe her father taught her that's how it's done in society and she started asking why that is and it led to this. Maybe she's smart enough to know that these gender roles are stupid and shouldn't be enforced on young girls and boys cause maybe she grew up interested in superheros and hated that superhero stuff is supposed to be for boys only.

[katvoyk]

Wow. I saw this in gif form on tumblr and it brought me here. The original video is even better than I expected. How amazing. Thank you for sharing this with us. I hope it has impacted many people. It has affected me deeply and I hope to share it for a long time.

[Mtaalas]

Because adults are raised to think like that by their parents. We're living in a middle of huge social and economical changes that will change everything we thing society is today. To the better or worse.

It's all in the hands of the next generation. Hopefully for the better.