
In that picture, Stacey is viewed as a "white saviour" and the black children are viewed as victims to be pitied.

He said Stacey had failed to "educate herself", adding: "Her Instagram conveys the age-old trope that is her as the heroine and the black child as the victim and we have to stop it".
Lammy, who is of Guyanese descent, replied: "Comic Relief has a huge platform and privilege and it is the first and major way children learn about Africa.
"If they only show Africans as helpless victims to be pitied, children miss the broader picture of huge progress in Africa.
"Comic Relief should be helping to establish an image of African people as equals to be respected rather than helpless victims to be pitied.
"It would therefore be better for people who actually live there to speak about the continent they know.
"Many black Brits feel deeply uncomfortable with Comic Relief's poverty porn. It's my job to represent their views however uncomfortable.
"They want their children to have rounded views about Africa and these types of campaign woefully fail to do that."
In an interview today with BBC's Victoria Derbyshire he said: "The phrase "white saviour" I did not coin it.
"It's been around for over 100 years.
"It's this idea that somehow we are privileged, those of us who are Westerners and that Africans are victims that we can save them.
'POVERTY PORN'
He added: "It's a kind of missionary idea and it's deeply problematic because what it does is it keeps the continent of Africa poor, it keeps people in their place.
"It doesn't empower them, it doesn't empower the audience."
Stacey was also blasted for "using African children as accessories" after she wrote she was "obsessed" with the youngsters on Instagram.
Images of Stacey cuddling one of the children prompted fans to urge the star to meet up with activist group No White Saviors, who criticise the white saviour complex, during her time in the country.
One blasted: "Come on Stace I love your journalism but please check out @nowhitesaviors You have a responsibility to not perpetuate this narrative on your feed."
Another of her followers wrote: "You should be using your platform to challenge the narrative not confirm it.
"Please do the right thing and take this image down."
Hitting back at the MP, Stacey wrote: "David, is the issue with me being white? (Genuine question) ...because if that's the case, you could always go over there and try raise awareness?
"Comic relief have raised over 1 billion pounds since they started. I saw projects that were saving lives with the money. Kids lives."
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