Now They Think Babies Can Be Racist...

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  • Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News , A woman sat in front of a camera this week and told the internet she had witnessed a "racist baby"...
  • A straight-faced lecture about an infant who looked at someone for a few seconds - and, in her telling, revealed the original sin of race hatred barely out of the womb.
  • Unbelievable pic.twitter.com/R5UUfig5AN — Retard Finder (@IfindRetards) September 10, 2026 She also flashes a 2012 Science Daily headline as if it were a conviction.
  • A baby looks at a black person and the verdict is racism.
  • Anyone who has any experience at all with babies knows they stare.

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Now They Think Babies Can Be Racist...

Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,

A woman sat in front of a camera this week and told the internet she had witnessed a "racist baby"...

Not a joke account. Not a sketch. A straight-faced lecture about an infant who looked at someone for a few seconds - and, in her telling, revealed the original sin of race hatred barely out of the womb.

The woman declares that "watching children mirror racist behavior is WILD." She describes a baby staring at her 'friend of colour', the mother looking stricken, and then announces that the child is "literally mimicking" hostility toward "black and brown people."

She also flashes a 2012 Science Daily headline as if it were a conviction.

This is the new priesthood. A baby looks at a black person and the verdict is racism.

Anyone who has any experience at all with babies knows they stare. At glasses. At beards. At bald heads, bright coats, dogs, ceiling fans, and their own hands. They are cataloguing the world with amazement, not forming a manifesto.

The woman in the video treats curiosity as contamination. She reaches for a University of Massachusetts Amherst study from 2012 - "Infants begin to learn about race in the first year" - and reads it as proof that a pre-verbal child is already a bigot.

The paper does not say that. It found that by nine months, babies get better at recognising familiar-looking faces and worse at telling apart unfamiliar ones.

Psychologist Lisa Scott, an author of the work, said the results "suggest that biases in face recognition and perception begin in preverbal infants, well before concepts about race are formed."

Face recognition is not a worldview. A nine-month-old does not have a theory of systemic oppression.

This is not an isolated freak-out. It sits inside a wider epidemic of deranged white leftist women.

They police stares, invent motives for infants, and treat ordinary childhood as a moral emergency. These people staff HR departments, classrooms, nurseries and social-work offices. They write the guidance.

They decide which toddler is a "perpetrator." exporting their own neurosis onto the smallest most innocent people in the room.

The viral clip would be easier to laugh off if governments were not writing the same fantasy into official guidance.

In Wales, childcare workers have been trained under a taxpayer-funded programme - more than £1.3 million via the Welsh Government - to spot "racist incidents" among toddlers and, if staff decide the behaviour could amount to a hate crime, contact police.

The toolkit from Diversity and Anti-Racist Professional Learning (DARPL) at Cardiff Metropolitan University has been circulated to more than 300 nurseries, playgroups and childminders.

Staff are told to audit toys and books for "diversity," discuss skin colour with very young children, and rate their own grasp of "white privilege" on a one-to-five scale. If the incident falls short of a hate crime, workers are advised to offer "age-appropriate learning support opportunities for the perpetrator." If that is "met with resistance," a disciplinary route appears on a flowchart. The "perpetrator" may still be in nappies.

Lucy Marsh, communications officer at the Family Education Trust, asked "Do they want toddlers to have a criminal record?"

Kent Police went one better. A one-year-old girl was logged as a crime suspect after allegedly causing a minor injury to another toddler.

Freedom of Information figures showed 683 children under 10 reported for offences over three years - including six two-year-olds, 11 three-year-olds and 20 four-year-olds.

None can be prosecuted. The age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales is 10. Kent County Council cabinet member for children's services, Councillor Paul Webb, called the numbers "not great." Chief Superintendent Rob Marsh said the focus was "safeguarding rather than punishment." The record still exists. A baby is on a crime log.

The contempt is not limited to infants who look at people the wrong way. Wanting people to have children at all has been recast as an extremist project. Politico framed a natalism conference as proof that "the far right is so obsessed with making babies, they just held a whole conference about it."

Reporter Gaby Del Valle treated collapsing fertility as a punchline and smeared those who notice it as plotters of "a total social overhaul."

Meanwhile the CDC recorded a U.S. fertility rate of 1.6 in 2023 against a replacement level of 2.1. A Lancet study put the global rate at 2.23 and warned the world's population will start to fall within decades. Co-author Dr Natalia Bhattacharjee said declining fertility "will completely reconfigure the global economy and the international balance of power." That is biology, not a rally chant.

So the sequence is complete. Have children and you are suspect. The children themselves are suspect. A glance is evidence. A nursery becomes a reporting desk. The state writes "racist" next to a toddler and calls it safeguarding.

A baby is not a political actor. It does not owe a land acknowledgement between feeds. It does not need Critical Cradle Theory. It needs parents who are attached to reality and institutions that stop treating childhood as a crime scene.

Tyler Durden Fri, 09/11/2026 - 12:45
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