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>> i will say it again. [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ], is what you hear on hbo -- why dont you let me finish a sentence. dont take it out of context and dont naacp me. she says more than that. we will bring you more of what she says and what she is saying about it now. also, up close, more eye-opening results of the pilot study of how very young kids see race and form ideas on which skin color they prefer. you will also see how some of the parents of the kids are dealing with what they learn...

Why do you want that skin color? >> it looks lighter than this kind. this looks a lot like that one. i just dont like the way brown looks because it looks really nasty for some reason, but i dont know what reason. thats all. >> you think it looks nasty? >> nope, not really, but sometimes. >> sometimes. what color do adults not like? thats what you said. why do you think adults dont like it? >> dark. >> dark. you think adults dont like dark? >> maybe some adults do, but maybe some of them dont. >...

>> well, not really, but sometimes. >> sometimes. and they asked what color adults dont like. do you remember what you said? which one? >> thats right. >> why do you think adults dont like that color? >> dark. >> dark. >> and adults -- you think adults dont like dark? >> well maybe some adults do, but maybe some of them dont. >> what brielle said and also in the pilot study was a wake-up call for parents to try to change the way they talk about race at home. soledad obrien caught up with brielle...

Kids and race. months ago we asked a team of expert researchers to conduct a pilot study. they tested more than 130 kids in the north and the south united states and found substantial amounts of what researchers call white bias, basically associating positive qualities with light skin color and negative qualities with dark skin. they found that in white children and to a lesser degree but there in african-american kids as well. take a look at what 5-year-old brielle told me after she took the pi...

Pretending he needs help. new details and we will take you up close to see how kids see race. its an eye opening and heart breaking follow-up to the pilot study. a little girl said her own skin color is nasty and see how her parents are dealing with that. keeping them honest. one of the most stunning claims over legal immigration. the claim made by texas lawmakers that illegal immigrants are having babies here and raising them overseas as terrorists so they can then return here 20 years from now...

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Later to see how kids see raise. its an eye opening and sometimes heartbreaking followup to our pilot study. well talk to one little girl who says her own skin color is nasty and how her parents are dealing with that revelation. we begin with keeping them honest. as we always do, on one of the most stunning claims made in the battle over illegal immigration. the claim made by texas republican lawmakers that illegal immigrants are having buffalo sabres here and raising them overseas as terrorist ...

Americas place in the world is dependent upon the idea that we can exist and work and trade and do business and live alongside other people and that is whats at stake here. there is not a lot of people who are going to march in the war. a lot of people have doubts. my kids walk past a mosque to go to ballet practice. what they have to understand is it is a core american value and it will be a core to americas leadership in the world and our ability to exist with people whom we may disagree with....

To ballet practice, and what those people have to understand is its been a core american value and going forward it will be a core to americas leadership in the world with our ability to exist with people whom we may disagree with. >> well leave it there. reverend benham, appreciate your time tonight and bruce feiler, appreciate you being up as well. up next well speak with fareed zakaria to return an award given to him by the anti-defamation league because of their opposition to the islamic cen...