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This is Roper's Morning Glory. Jenna in Massachusetts, here on Rover's morning, Gloria.

Good morning, Rover.

How you doing?

I'm doing all right.

What's happening?

Hey, I wanted to call and chime in on the

whole incident that happened with Asian parents and things like that. And I wanted to start out by

saying, I know I've mentioned it before when I've called in, but I've got three kids that I had

adopted from an Asian country. And obviously over the years, I've tried to maintain an awareness about any type of, I don't know,

discrimination and so on and so forth.

And I have to say that I think the Asian parents are really wrong.

I'm sure they complained, but I think they're sensationalizing their fears of their own ethnicity and targeting on the kid.

Like when I see the video, it's scary to see your child being treated like that.

But I think the kid was an easy target.

And the bullies repeat what they hear from their parents. So if I knew I had bullies like that coming home from school at a certain time, I'm not

going to let my kid hang out on the front porch. I mean, there are things that I think that we need to

be a parent and be somewhat responsible for and,

you know, educate and, you know, more or less that's how we need to handle it because bullies

are always going to exist. They're always going to be there regardless of race.

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