This is so important.
, to introducing Kiya — an Aboriginal doll whose was name means"hello" in the Noongar language — to the toy lineup,Bonus fact: Kiya was introduced to", which was filmed in celebration of NAIDOC Week and presented by First Nations actors Luke Carroll, Hunter Page-Lochard and Miranda Tapsell.
Today, they've released a new segment called"Hand In Hand", where they discuss racism and how we can all play a part in stopping it.Presented by Rachael Coopes and Luke Carroll, the segment starts off by introducing the diverse range of hosts that are currently withRachael then starts listing the commonalities between everyone, like their love for singing and playing, as well as them all being different — which according to Luke is a"wonderful thing".
The last part of the segment finishes with Rachael and Luke saying that although everyone is welcome in theIn light of the Blak Lives Matter movements happening across the world and in Australia, this is a fantastic segment byto teach kids — who are our future leaders — some important lessons about racism, diversity, representation and speaking up.
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