Posted on Dec 5, 2023
Why parents say Black Santas are important for children to see
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When you buy Santa pajamas for your kids, do you pause to examine the color of Santa’s skin?
These moms do.
“The second Labor Day hits, I order Black Santa pajamas,” says Rebecca Kaiser of Charlestown, Massachusetts. Old Navy was one of the first places she found Black Santa pajamas for her children, daughter Haven, 9, and son Zeke, 6, and buying them there has become a tradition. This year, you can even purchase the same set of pjs with Santas in three different hues: beige, walnut or cocoa.
These moms do.
“The second Labor Day hits, I order Black Santa pajamas,” says Rebecca Kaiser of Charlestown, Massachusetts. Old Navy was one of the first places she found Black Santa pajamas for her children, daughter Haven, 9, and son Zeke, 6, and buying them there has become a tradition. This year, you can even purchase the same set of pjs with Santas in three different hues: beige, walnut or cocoa.
Why parents say Black Santas are important for children to see
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There are santa's of all different hues in department stores nationwide. I think the reasoning behind her choice is a little selfish and victim like, because historically (not used by liberals) Santa has always been white, but that flies in the face of the entire narrative that the left embodies. Everyone has to have a role model that looks like them. White Santa's didn't skip their houses when they were little, but they have to create a race based Santa to make them feel better about themselves.
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