Sesame Street Issues Apology Over Sesame Place Incident Involving Two Black Sisters & Rosita Character

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A Baltimore family is suing a Sesame Street-themed amusement park for $25 million over claims of racial discrimination, alleging multiple costumed characters ignored a 5-year-old Black girl during a meet-and-greet event last month.

Kim Burrell is apologizing after a clip from a recent sermon, in which she insulted churchgoers at one of Brian Carn's Kingdom City Church locations went viral.In the clip, Burrell commented on churchgoers' appearances, financial statuses and praised them for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19 or wearing a face mask. The singer joked about crowd members being «broke» and asked personal questions about their utility bills and living conditions.«Sometimes before we get friends we have to do an interview: How long you been broke? How many times have you changed your name on your light bill? How many of your bills are in your little cousin's name? Do you live in a trailer home or a house?» Burrell said while laughing. «You understand.

The Sesame Place controversy made its way to Wednesday’s edition of “The View”.

accusations of racism after a viral video showed an employee snubbing two black girls at the Pennsylvania theme park last weekend. Defenders of the “Sesame Street” establishment said the incident may have been an unintentional one-off, but several other clips have surfaced showing similarly problematic behavior.

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Sesame Street, has issued two apologies following accusations of racism.In a video released online, Rosita, a character from the , is shown ignoring two Black girls during a parade over the weekend. The girls are both wearing backpacks: One featuring Cookie Monster and the other Abby Cadabby.

Kang Daniel has apologised for remarks he made about 2021 dance programme Street Woman Fighter that were criticised as sexist.The idol took to Instagram earlier today (July 20) to apologise for the remarks he made about filming Street Woman Fighter and Street Man Fighter. Daniel first hosted Street Woman Fighter when it premiered in 2021 and was brought back to host Street Man Fighter, which is set to air on August 16.Daniel had received backlash after commenting on the difference between filming the male and female versions of the dance survival programme in a series of messages on the service Universe, saying he preferred filming Street Man Fighter to Street Woman Fighter.“To be really honest, I’m so comfortable because [Street Man Fighter] is all men,” he wrote, per Korea JoongAng Daily.

Sesame Workshop is in the hot seat after videos of cast members at their theme park, Sesame Park, seem to show many Black children being mistreated by their favorite characters! And people are pissed off by the alleged behavior — including Kelly Rowland!

Kelly Rowland is still fuming over a recent scandal with “Sesame Street”.

Kelly Rowland is still fuming over a recent scandal with . In a video posted to social media over the weekend, a performer in a Rosita costume at Sesame Place Philadelphia appears to blatantly ignore two young Black girls as they reach out for high-fives and hugs just moments after engaging with other white visitors at the park. While some were quick to dismiss the interaction as a misunderstanding, multiple videos of similar incidents involving Black children have also surfaced online. «I'm still upset,» Rowland told ET's Kevin Frazier on Monday at the Los Angeles premiere of, after sharing a video addressing the incident. Rowland reminisced about what a pivotal role the beloved children's program had in her own learning experiences growing up, while slamming 's official mea culpa. «I was livid,» she fumed.

accusations of racism, the organization is promising to make changes.The footage shared by a mother — who has now retained a lawyer, according to TMZ — on Instagram shows her young daughters being ignored by the Rosita character from “Sesame Street.” The Muppet appears to high-five the park visitors around them, but skipped over the two little girls of color. “I’m going to keep posting this, because this had me hot,” one of the girl’s mothers, posting under the Instagram handle @__jodiii__, wrote Saturday.The original video has racked up more than 550,000 views as of Tuesday morning.