A day after President Trump reposted a video, which included an animation of former President Obama and Michelle Obama's faces superimposed on the bodies of apes, CBS News' Adriana Diaz and Vladimir Duthiers speak to the damage that social media posts like that do. "We do so much work as parents to build up our children," Adriana says. "And then for something like this, an image that equates Black people as animals... it takes away from that." | CBS News

🎥 Donald Trump posted a shocking video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes sparking major outrage. | TMZ

A video shared by President Trump portraying the Obamas as apes is drawing widespread criticism. Yale professor Phillip Atiba Solomon says the ape comparison has long been used to stereotype Black people "as lazy, dim and aggressive" and to "justify violence against many oppressed groups." The White House called criticism of the video "fake outrage," but later said a White House staffer "erroneously made the post" and that it had been taken down. | FOX 4 News