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A black family from Baltimore has filed a $25 million discrimination lawsuit against

the theme park Sesame Place over an alleged racist interaction.

We've all seen the video here in studio.

If you haven't, this family is at Sesame Place and there is a parade happening in Rosita

when the characters is walking down and she's high-fiving people who are white and she

gets to these two little black girls and she just takes her hands and goes, no, and

then keeps walking.

Now, there's been now multiple angles of the video that have surfaced and Sesame Place

responded and obviously were regretful for what happened but said that she was saying

no to somebody wanting them to hold their baby.

Well, somebody was shooting video from across the way and there is no person holding a baby

behind the black family.

And after Rosita says no to the little black girls, she continues to high-five people who

are not black.

It does, I mean, it looks so, so bad, probably because it is bad.

So Quentin Burns alleges four employees in Sesame Street costumes ignored him and his

daughter and other black guys during a meet and greet at the amusement park this is during

the parade.

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