Meaningful Diversity Training: The Viral Video Everyone is Talking About

A recent viral video on Imgur titled "diversity training films should be like this!" has captivated viewers with its poignant and meaningful message. The video features an interaction between parents and their children, touching on themes of racial inclusivity and standing up against prejudice.

In the video, a parent asks, "Are you Chinese?" to another parent who confirms, "Yes." The conversation continues with an invitation for their daughter to play with the speaker's daughter, Audrey. However, when Audrey suggests playing on the slide, a shocking comment is made, "Slide's off limits to ching-chongs," followed by the retort, "Forget you!"

Comments on the video have been overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the impactful messaging of the clip. One user noted, "That's my friend's kid! This was a crazy movie. Fun," while another remarked, "Outstanding work." The video has even been compared to popular films, with a user mentioning, "Joy Ride, or as tiny octopus (who is Korean) thought of it, the Asian Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants and an Oddly Placed Tattoo."

The video has stirred conversations about combating racism from a young age. A viewer commented, "Gotta punch those N***s when they’re young," emphasizing the importance of addressing discriminatory behavior early on. Another user echoed this sentiment, stating, "Everything is right about this. Help your children find friends. Punch N***s. Enjoy swings. Kick N***s."

The video's source can be found on YouTube, and many viewers have praised its execution, with comments like "Meaningful!" and "That ending is beautiful. Brings a tear to my eye." The clip's zoomed-in format has also been a point of discussion, with one user asking, "Why is it zoomed way in?"

Fans of the video have pointed out familiar faces, such as "Hey that’s Pam’s ex!" and have appreciated the character development, "nice to see Roy has grown wiser." The message of standing up to bullies has resonated deeply, with a user sharing, "My wife and I are in agreement, sometimes it's ok for our girls to punch a bully right in the kisser."

Overall, the video has received high praise for its heartfelt and powerful portrayal of diversity and inclusion. As one user succinctly put it, "Fantastic."

For those interested in viewing the full video, it can be accessed at the provided YouTube link: https://youtu.be/5Fs1RRPshug.