White mother of black children (and white children) tells it like it is.

[oberliner]

49. At the bottom of the article it says: "Writer, Daily Byte".

Yes, there is also the parenthetical comment about the post first appearing on that person's Facebook page, but the way it is presented is just odd (There is also no indication that the person was contacted by anyone at this website).

Why not include an introductory paragraph providing context? Even something as simple as: here is a thought-provoking Facebook post that illustrates an important point about racism.

Anyway, I know that the point I am bringing up is not the most important thing in the world, but it is a major pet peeve of mine how these clickbait websites operate.

This is someone's Facebook post from over a year ago. The site does not provide any context, does not appear to have reached out to the Facebook poster, does not have any commentary, insights, or additional information. And it's a site filled with junk ads.