“Racism in Toyland” by Christine L. Williams, is a story of her experience and the multiple aspects of racism she’s seen in toy stores. Williams’s shares with us the time she recalled scene that white women and women of color were treated differently in addition to the way the customers behaved. The time a white woman threw a temper tantrum and offered compensation, compared to another time a woman of color received no such luxury even though the toy store was the party that had caused the mishap. The fixated ideal that the difference in treatment wasn’t deviating from the normal encounters tells more of societies underlying thought than the observation presents. This is much thought provoking to see the connection between her observation