Article advocating international awareness, as well as parenting and teaching which encourages children to respect people of other nationalities and races. The author implies that all prejudices are learned and that a child's natural, innate concern for others can be molded into a concern for persons of all nationalities. Accompanying photographs depict Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian, Cuban, Korean, and African-American children at play and at school.
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