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That s different than the christian. but what s important is that we all believe in nonsense. we can all rally around that. do you think, though, that mitt romney now has this choice of whether or not to redo that speech that he did before about his faith. or should i mean, he could also go sort of on the offensive against the people who are calling his religion a cult. it seems like he s counting on this creating some sympathy for him because his religion has been attacked by his rivals. if you were advising mitt romney what would you tell him to say about this? he s sort of in a box, isn t he? well, yeah. i would advise him to become a protestant and i m sure he would have no problem doing that because he s mitt romney. he is the ultimate shape shifter. if a poll came out tomorrow that said he could get elected easier if he was a black woman, he would have the sex change operation tomorrow, get a weave and rename himself latisha. ....
Chiefly on the streets rioting today. there is also a lot of italians who are fed up with prime minister ber his love life. a string of women. latisha whose 18th birthday party he attended and apparently lavished her with gifts. other women include the self-confessed prostitute who claimed she slept with him and says he likes white silk pajamas. then there was 17-year-old robbie cory. that s her stage name, it means heart stealer. she was nightclub dancer. that was her stage name. well-regarded think tank recently said that italy is a deflated society. marked by the pursuit of, quote, easy sexual pleasure it seems he is the epitome of that particular pursuit. not that there is anything wrong with that. shepard: we shall not judge. you shouldn t either. no one should. not you in particular. ....
Latisha are looking inward. what advice would you give other parents who say i don t know what to say to my kid? honestly, i would say the first level is within. it is hard to have a conversation about acceptance or even about having healthy pride in your own race when there are some really very real predispositions within one s self. if i m uncomfortable around white people, it is going to be hard for me to show my daughter to be comfortable. so make sure that we re doing all we can to adjust our own mind sets into one that really sees the equality of people. and not just in speech, in reality. it is interesting how briele s parents deal with her. they re not trying to talk her out of her feelings, her beliefs. absolutely. i think a lot of parents would do that. ....
Brown looks, because the way brown looks looks really nasty for some reason, but i don t know what reason. that s all. that s part of my conversation with brielle after she had taken the test and those answers that she gave me matched what she said on the test. they re painful to watch. imagine how her parents felt, for them, like laura who you saw earlier, the test was a wake-up call. soledad o brien caught up with brielle and her parents recently. reporter: this is brielle today. her parents, byron and latisha, focused on changing her self-perception, shocked at brielle s answers. it made me feel like, wow, what are we doing wrong? but we thought about some of the experiences that she has had, where she has noticed her skin color at an early age and we thought that it was affecting her a certain way, but we didn t realize that she realized it. her perception was that a ....
And they need to know that and i need for them to know that. good job. i ve tried to find ways to link that physical beauty, you know, skin tone, your pretty hair, your pretty eyes, whatever it is, to the beauty i m not speaking of beauty that is just because of what s inside, you re beautiful on the outside as well. reporter: brielle s answers got a strong reaction from family, friends and parishioners at church. did someone say, what are you teaching this child? no. they were shocked at her answer, but it wasn t, like, a negative thing. a lot of people who spoke to me, they took up for her. they said, well what do you expect? look at society. when you get married, what do you wear? you wear white. when the bad guys go to rob a bank or a store, what does he put on? he puts on black. so what are the messages? reporter: beyond looking at what their daughters see and hear from the world, byron and latisha are looking inward. ....