*On Thursday, Oct. 1, The Real welcomes Michael Strahan who talks about his new MSX by Michael Strahan for NFL clothing line.
He also shares his feelings that racism is a learned behavior, and that parents need to be careful with their actions because children learn from them.
Then the hosts discuss the first presidential debate and if anyone should be surprised by President Trump’s conduct during the proceedings. And co-host Adrienne Houghton expresses her frustration with Christians who insist on voting on policy because of abortion, when she thinks they should be giving more thought to the Black lives in this country.
Co-host Jeannie Mai’s Dancing With The Stars partner, Brandon Armstrong, drops in to chat about this season of the show and how Jeannie is coming along as a dancer! He also reveals what he’s looking for in a girlfriend, and Jeannie promises she’s got his back in his search!
And rapper Tobe Nwigwe visits to discuss his viral social justice hit, “I Need You To,” and what prompted him write the song calling attention to the police killings of Breonna Taylor and Elijah McClain.
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Michael Strahan: Kids Learn Racism, So It’s Important How You Treat People Around Them
Michael Strahan: I think there are people who judge somebody by the color of their skin the second that they walk into a room or the second that they see them. I am the same way – I am fortunate now to be someone that they know so they feel more comfortable with me, but if I got a mask on and a hat on, or if I’m driving the car, I get pulled over just like everybody else for doing nothing. I can see people tense up until they realize it’s me. And it’s just something that is… you know, kids don’t know this. We teach this. People in some way shape or form…
Adrienne Houghton: Yes.
Garcelle Beauvais: That’s right, that’s right.
Michael: …learn this behavior. And I think as a parent, be very careful to what you watch, be very careful to what you say, be very careful at how you treat people around your kids, and people that don’t look like you, because your kids are gonna learn from you. And this is not something that is going to change unless you start with your kids and that’s a responsibility of ours, you know what I’m saying? So I think it’s just a systematic problem that’s not gonna – yeah, it’s not gonna change overnight, but you gotta start somewhere. Right now is about as close to the time that I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime that I think people really, really committed to making a change.
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