A new child slave mysteriously appeared in town one day, calling himself Little Black Bimbo and acting like nobility, though everyone knew that a slave could never be nobility.
The Overseer of Slaves tossed the child into a horse trough filled with water. When the child stood, he was white as white could be.
"I'm really Prince Zimbo," he said. "I covered myself with black paint to fool all of you--and I did! Now my father the King will punish you all for mistreating me."
Moral: Never judge a person by the color they paint their skin.
The Overseer of Slaves tossed the child into a horse trough filled with water. When the child stood, he was white as white could be.
"I'm really Prince Zimbo," he said. "I covered myself with black paint to fool all of you--and I did! Now my father the King will punish you all for mistreating me."
Moral: Never judge a person by the color they paint their skin.
