Mixed Race Family - Thats a Family

That's a Family!
That's a Family! is an entertaining documentary that breaks new ground in helping children in grades K-8 understand the different shapes families take today. Part of The Respect for All Project.

A Groundspark production, Directed by Debra Chasnoff, Edited by Kate Stilley

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Thats a Family
• Mixed Race
• Citizen Film
• Groundspark

[emptypages1970]

Specsavers must be loving this.

[cantoneseboyLA]

I'm a product of European Cantonese, these children in the vid certainly look beautiful. Please don't be racist, please enjoy life without racial purity. God bless.

[elenavlada]

@MrInception12 i odnt think soooo.. they can easily pass as white.

[london160]

I am a racist. I can't stand Negroes or Arabs.

I like Asians and Jews on the other hand.

Jews control the United States.

Asians will soon take over the world.

Both races are very clever.

These kids are charming and sophisticated for their age

[ksmurfer]

she's got either a really interesting accent...or a speech impediment. can't tell...

[MrInception12]

lol the kids look like mexicans or south americans

[princesittapreciosa]

yeah,asians are so racist, envy and hate white ppl (i mean some of them) because most of them would want to date,marry and have children with white people but not all asian can because most of asians are short,dark,or slanted eyed or have small d1kcs(men) or small breasts(women)=))also don t forget  that your white fathers' mothers(your grandmothers ) are white !so be grateful for the white women giving birth w.males 4 u:)

[TrueScandinavia]

@AmericanZebra Do you even know what the word "nation" means? Look it up. America isn't an immigrant nation, unlike most nations in Europe, for example, therefore it's pretty logical to refer to people as Irish-American, African-American, European-American, Native-American, or whatever. Why ignore your racial ancestry? It's a big part of who you are.

[AmericanZebra]

"Chinese American"? "German American"? Really? How many generations of a person's family have to be born here in order for them to consider themselves simply "AMERICAN"?

We do our country and ourselves an incredible dis-service by watering down our nationality by preceding it with the name of some "old country" that so many of us have never even been to! Why? Does a person born in Germany who's parent/parents were born in America refer to him/herself as an "American German"? I don't think so!

[goldfish09]

The children are neither European nor Chinese.

[potterlookalikeables]

we ALL have a bit of mixed race in us!

[lucy9359]

so cute I love it I am Irish, French with some Native in there I married a german and everyone of our daughter are blonde and people think I adopted them...they just look like their dad...