Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Title:** "What Would You Do?" - Confronting Racial Bullying
**Scenario:** Actors pose as a young black girl (Kamiya) and her white male friend, being bullied by other actors at a diner in Alabama, to see how bystanders react to racial bullying.
**Key Observations:**
* Some bystanders intervene, condemning the bullying and offering support to the victims.
* Others ignore the situation, tell the victims to ignore the bullies, or even side with the bullies.
* Those who intervene cite values of love, respect, and equality taught by their parents as motivators.
**Conclusion:**
* The experiment highlights the importance of standing up against racial bullying.
* The actors, who played the victims, reflect on the experience, hoping it raises awareness and encourages more people to intervene in similar situations.
* The host, John Quiñones, thanks the participants and viewers, encouraging subscription for more "What Would You Do?" moments.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. **Incident Location**: The experiment was conducted in Decatur, Alabama.
2. **Setting**: The interactions were staged at Big Bob Gibson's barbecue in Decatur.
3. **Scenario**: Actors portrayed a white boy and a black girl being bullied for their interracial friendship.
4. **Age of Victims Portrayed**: The actors portrayed tweens (pre-teens) and also referenced a 9-year-old African-American girl in a similar situation.
5. **Previous Incident Mentioned**: A 9-year-old African-American girl allegedly took her life after being bullied for her friendship with a white male classmate, according to her mother, Jasmine Adams.
6. **School Mentioned in Previous Incident**: Duncan Public Schools was mentioned in the context of responding to a racist video posted by one of its students.
7. **TV Show**: The experiment was part of a TV show called "What Would You Do" hosted by John Quinones.
8. **Participant Reactions**: Various bystanders intervened, offering support to the bullied actors, with some providing emotional support, paying for their meals, and even offering to call the police.
9. **Post-Experiment Reflection**: The actors and bystanders shared their thoughts, emphasizing the importance of standing up against bullying and teaching children love, respect, and compassion.