It lessens the historical saliency of King for younger kids.

What kind of household do kids grow up in that they think they can tie a doll in a noose and it would not affect people? If there were more education about slavery and lynching, people wouldn't do this.

It lessens the historical saliency of King for younger kids. It is one thing to read King and another to see him. Hearing him is so much more powerful than reading it.

Grinding, touching -- they think it's going to be like stripping. Kids don't want to do that. They just want to have fun and dance.

It's nice to have those kind of kids that come out and contribute.

My daughter didn't like fruits before. But now she's more willing to try something new because the other kids try it — and they like it.