BBC interview hijacked by children prompts social media debate
(The Guardian South Korea)

Widespread assumption that Asian woman in video that went viral was a nanny - not the mother - leads to accusations of racism It lasted less than a minute but has been viewed hundreds of millions of times. The BBC interview with the political scientist Prof Robert Kelly, from his spare room, on South Korean president Park Geun-hye is a global hit after being spectacularly hijacked by the professor´s two young children.But amid the mirth and chatter the video clip has generated on social media, a darker theme has emerged. Related: Daddy, Daddy - can we play too? | Jess Phillips I`m so fascinated by the fact that so many people assumed that woman was the nanny and not the mom. Continue reading...