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There were those who were proud their parents' costumes.
If you missed this amazing racism and pro-DV bs posted to Instagram by @RitterZac (account now locked) pic.twitter.com/7ULCxhVfVC
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) October 26, 2014
And another one RT @mdlamaster @KeithOlbermann
And we have a winner in the proud daughter sweepstakes for morons.
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) October 26, 2014
Some parents even helped their kids pick the costume.
Oh great. Who's got large # for Child Services? RT @tchopstl @mdlamaster And also this one. pic.twitter.com/AkUoLTlr6l
— Keith Olbermann (@KeithOlbermann) October 26, 2014
The costumes had a predictable reception on social media, with people condemning the mockery of domestic violenceand the use of blackface.
Actress Rose McGowan called the trend "repulsive."
Janay Rice, the subject of the incident of domestic violence being mocked, made a succinct and potent comment on Twitter.
.@TMZ it's sad, that my suffering amuses others
— Janay Rice (@JanayRice) October 22, 2014