Institutional racism doesn't exist anymore. It once did but those individuals are dead. All involved. There are racial incidents that happen (to and from all groups).
@@Thomas116-m2n It still exists...just in predominately black countries. Institutional racism: Constitution of Liberia Article 27 b. "In order to preserve, foster and maintain the positive Liberian culture, values and character, only persons who are Negroes or of Negro descent shall qualify by birth or by naturalization to be citizens of Liberia."
The people that say institutional racism is there just say that it's there and don't actually prove it. Or they distort a police confrontation and use that as a springboard to pretend all cops behave that way.
- Affirmative action - welfare systems that incentivize single motherhood in the minority community - minorities have underfunded schools yet parents have no school choice - minorities have to live in fear because inner cities are under policed Institutional racism exists. The Democrats run the cities, the unions, our education, our executive departments , the media. Democrats are the institution in institutional racism.
@David Lightman Those two things are proven facts that have little objection. They’re consensus. However, institutional racism is a heavily debated topic and still hasn’t been proven. Would you care to produce evidence or are you going to continue to ignore the question?
@@rodshop5897 The public school system cannot be fixed. American parents need school choice instead of stealing tax dollars and funneling into an irreparably broken system that is controlled by union clowns who care very little for children or education. The second that parents can decide for themselves how tax money is spent on education, the entire public system will crumble and all its pillars of government indoctrination with it.
@@tkordik Well, if a system can be created, and then broken, it can be fixed. Just because it's hard does not mean it is impossible. From what I've seen, I don't see "school choice" is a perfect system either.
so i’m 14 seconds in and i can’t help but to notice the sign...”schools more segregated today than ever!” first of all i would like to claim that highly factually incorrect. and second of all i would like you to specify what you are talking about. forced segregation is illegal and has been illegal since brown vs board of education in 1954 (not to mention that was specifically schools not any other public area, which proves my point even more given the sign is referring to schools in the video). so no, schools are not segregated (at least forced to be segregated) nor is any other place in the country bc you would get arrested. now there is another word in our country’s vocabulary known as “self-segregation.” self segregation is the act of voluntarily segregating. this means if you go to a place such as chicago, illinois, there will be more blacks there than in a suburb in Vermont. this is self segregation. nobody forced blacks into black neighborhoods and nobody forced whites into Vermont. Vermont just happens to have the highest white population and cities seem to be most racially diverse especially with african americans. so if you are talking about forced segregation when referring to that sign, that is incorrect and just straight up illegal. while if you are talking about self segregation that’s not illegal that’s just incorrect given before the civil rights movement there wasn’t one school that was mixed.
@@1PatMetheny this redlining may have been a thing wayyyyyyy back but if ur blaming white folks for keeping u down how tf did I move my Mexican ass into a private golf course community neighborhood because it sure asf wasn’t from picking strawberries. U can think white folks have their finger on ur neck but the reality is that most people need an excuse because they don’t wanna put in the work to get where they wanna be .
@@countryclubpga3309 you know, slow learning phuks like you always have an anecdotal point of view. Read a book and educate yourself. This isn't about one Mexican (you), or one African American (me), living out the "American Dream."
(DISCLAIMER: just an opinion, it's ok to disagree with me here) One problem could be that there's not enough school choice. The NEA opposes it because school choice takes away money and power from them.
Do you mind explaining where you see institutional racism? Or are you just going to be vague about it and provide zero evidence as to its existence? Compassion isn't an argument, especially if the argument doesn't make sense to begin with.
@Paul Curran You prove my point that you're too incompetent to search up systematic institutional racism. What? You're scared to search up the reality of it? Or just being willingly ignorant to act dumb to think it don't exist.
Institutional racism is real. We have racist laws that make it easier to get jobs and education based purely on color of skin. We have racist policies that promote lesser-qualified individuals over better candidates simply based on them being a certain shade on their epidermis. We have lowered many, many hurdles in order to allow the underqualified to have a chance at the expense of those more deserving. And for what? In the hopes that the lucky underqualified person would use that opportunity as a blessing and not abuse it as a birthright?
"Can anyone tell me how the U.S. is more racist now in 2020 the it was in 1960?" Well, first show me where that was said in this video? Like maybe a timestamp?
"Frustrated by not seeing other Black girls as the main characters in the books in her school library..." So *that's* why I had so much difficulty understanding Hamlet! Since I am not an heir to the throne of Denmark in the late Middle Ages, how could I possibly understand the trials and tribulations of the Prince? Likewise, since I am not an impoverished English governess in the early nineteenth century, how could I possibly read Jane Eyre with any understanding?
Hamlet was a white man. Mr. Rochester was a white man. Face it, everything in culture that you were required to read was geared towards white people whether male or female.
This video has nothing to do with institutional racism. Name a law that is racist in intent so we can agree institutional racism exists. The only law I can think of is affirmative action. And that helps African Americans more than other races, so that must be an example of institutional racism
@@kastorian7909 lmao you didn't read that, did you? Its trash. Black people have higher rates of heart issues must be racist! There only clincher is them saying people who feel like they were being treated racist had higher cancer rates. So if someone is constantly thinking about race, they get cancer.
I do not get the book argument. Especially if you look at the books. Let’s take fantasy, fantasy is often depicting European culture and people. Why? Because that is the writers culture. I also wanna point out that what era is these classic books from? Who is the writers of the books? If you have a problem with this then why don’t you just write your own books?
My wife and stepson came here 4 yrs ago from vietnam. Why did he sxore better than the avg black kid? Because he has a stepfather with a job and a mother who are married. I've heard this cultural discrimination on tests my whole life. What is produced in africa? JS
wanna have a talk? Fine, lets talk about personal responsibility instead of blaming the institution. and in the future, actually justify your claim of "institutional racism"
- Affirmative action - welfare systems that incentivize single motherhood in the minority community - minorities have underfunded schools yet parents have no school choice - minorities have to live in fear because inner cities are under policed Institutional racism exists. The Democrats run the cities, the unions, our education, our executive departments , the media. Democrats are the institution in institutional racism.
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Some people in the comments section argue that they don't see institutional racism; some places to look at are property taxes and the schooling system.
That's not racism 🤦♂️ that's just class structure and dependent on zip code and/or state. Bc guess what, if a white person and black person live in the same area, you guessed it, same taxes!
@@stevebird838 you arent looking deep enough. school segregation? fact. of course not to the same extent as before, yet there are schools known for being asian, black, white etc. in cities like houston. i wonder how common "black" or "white" neighborhoods are...? i live right in between them, one is clearly the remnants of last century housing with asbestos and poorer public schooling. you clearly dont understand institutional racism, its mostly remnants of past laws and new ones which target certain people and is too big to fix without major effort.
@@iro4442 again...stop confusing old laws and policies based class structure with racism. Bc if you think other races dont experience that same shit that are poor, then you're a fucked up racist yourself!! Do some due diligence and stop saying everyone is just trying to keep black people down. Its not even about that. Its about money. Worry about fixing that shit instead. And of course there are damn schools that are primarily one race. Its bc they're in an area that are primarily one damn race. And again...PRIMARILY...ain't no thing as an only black school bc people are racist. Come on now.
@@stevebird838 thanks, i was a bit too dumb to consider what i have yet to see ie communities of all types in poverty. considering that youve blamed money, id like elaboration on that: what is your opinion on minorities (especially blacks) on the bad end of the social class (id say that question answers itself with "social")? and about schools in my area, the school zone for high schools align very well with economic standing and ethnic group, these zones have over a dozen squared miles of housing. whos behind this? the boogey man? id say its just cultural division which most people are too scared to break, general integration as well as the welfare state. im saying that its a bad idea to not look at the effects of taxes on education, im sure youd agree that anyone would say the public schooling in general is subpar. and about being racist, anthropology describes it as a genetic, social and enviornmental problem. now, this is the controvertial point. suppose there are inferior groups of people, how is their standing elevated? would people admit to a harsh reality? look at the statistics in government websites about iq and ethnicity, of course its ugly when people are living different lives. ashkenazi jews exist, genetics makes the low end and high end, people see it in the back of their mind and act upon it cmon, trump is the fucking prez!!
@@stevebird838 i wasnt clear enough on the social part on my comment involving anthropology, groups are their own stigma that makes people stray from the American spirit, ie people are still fussing over religous beliefs with all of them saying we are the one, or even people going the opposite direction by breaking the law and participating in socially unacceptable things (think of becoming the next good president). take for example the recent violent, law breaking riots and peaceful protests, there are all kinds of shitters all over and that is not what we should want, it does not help that they are concentrated in a specific group that according to the news: nobody in politics wants to effectively help. additionally, who ever said an institution has to be official or with deliberate concent? social groups are their own crazy, evolving thing, they give simple products like statistic, poll outcomes, and social group isolation. i saw the video again, i remmember laughing the fist time i saw it thinking of the awful terms it used while being vague, not to mention that it looked at the social problem the wrong way. "institutional racism" is more like the gov not treating everyone equally, how could it?
What about the amount of (70%) black families that don't have a farther? Do you think that might be stopping black kids doing well at school? How do you make that a racist issue?
Can the smartest person reading this provide a Actual example of a institution that is racist? Not having the books you want in your library isn’t racism.
Hi Dustin, I recommend the Netflix documentary '13th.' There are a lot of examples there, particularly in the criminal justice system. Or try watching 'Just Mercy' on Amazon.
"Change the dialogue" was my biggest takeaway from the video. Do not succumb to the questioning of others that may not see the value in this discussion. Instead, seek to engage an audience of humility and grow a movement! Well done and very inspiring.
Your un-elected level of ignorance is exactly why Trump lost xD Now it's your JOB put some respect on BLM and anti-bigotry if you EVER want to grow a big enough base for 2024, but knowing what demonic compulsions you have at the thought of respectfully empathetic dialogue surrounding race, I think your breeds time is up.
@@teafallbliss3409 hasn't lost yet. Look at you talking about bigotry and talking shit to random people with different opinions and refering to them as breeds. You're a sad bigot yourself stop infecting others with your negativity.
@@teafallbliss3409 you're so predictable, like a stereotype mimicking other peoples jokes and talking points. Guess that's all your brain had to offer. Dont bother replying, it would be useless like your token "black duo." peace.
Apply your self. Work hard and stop being insecure. Stop listening to your political leaders lying to you. You can do it. Obama became president. You can do what ever you want as long as you are good at it.
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If it was systemic and/or institutional there would never be ANY PoC that is successful. But there are. Stop teaching our kids this stupid nonsense. To me, that's child abuse.
Not at all, Jaidyn. The better schools with increased student attendance means they can build more classrooms with the extra money they're receiving from more students. And, the 'failing' schools would have to improve their situation so as to retain, or maybe even draw back students who left. It's competition. Competition encourages teachers and administrators to improve their service to kids. I know it's hard to go from a non-competitive to competitive environment--I'm a teacher--but everyone wins in the end: students get better schooling, teachers and administrators become better at serving students. There's nothing wrong with upping standards.
@Charles roecker IV that still leaves overcrowding. Also, the rich schools become richer and the poor schools become poorer because the students would be leaving to the other schools. Given that, how would the poorer schools be able to improve? They wouldn’t have the funds. And you can’t just say “Well they’ll bring back the students who didn’t show up so they get their money back.” because most of those kids who aren’t going don’t care for school.
@@jaidynluna3343 If you're defining overcrowding as a school congested with kids, then those successful districts can build more schools to accommodate them. Now, could that successful school district be considered 'rich'? Sure, but with school vouchers a kid in a 'poor' area can receive the same education as kids in a wealthier area. As for improving 'poor' schools, there's a difficult but vital solution that must be implemented: strict but fair school discipline. Kids that constantly choose to misbehave, despite receiving chance after chance to improve behavior, must be suspended and, if still not changing their behavior, expelled. They are destroying the learning environment for everyone, and that's why 'poor' schools keep failing. I feel that many administrators wish to 'save' every child, and make schools a daycare, not a place of learning. This is a noble idea, but it ignores the fact that children may still choose to make bad decisions, and as long as they're allowed to disrupt learning and ruin their classmates chances of a good education, the school will always fail. I worked for a school many years ago where one of my students brought in a bag of drugs to sell. He was caught, but was given only one day of suspension instead of being sent to juvey, and he was back the next week destroying the classroom learning. That school was a 'poor' school in administration. Students must have a choice to escape that environment, and vouchers are the answer.
@Charles roecker IV I think you’re still missing the point that they won’t be able to become better schools. All the poorer kids will start going to richer schools. Leaving the poorer schools practically empty. (Meaning they won’t get funds) I also have almost no faith in possibilities. I’m tired of irresponsible parents and they won’t change for their kid’s future because they don’t care. My mom straight up got mad at me for doing bad in classes then cut off my WiFi on another day because it was “family movie night” but I needed to do my geometry homework. I know I’m not the only one with parents like this. I’m not in a poor school either, but it still happens.
Institutional racism: Constitution of Liberia Article 27 b. "In order to preserve, foster and maintain the positive Liberian culture, values and character, only persons who are Negroes or of Negro descent shall qualify by birth or by naturalization to be citizens of Liberia."
@@davetravis8416 Of course lower income areas usually provide inferior education. That has always been so and impacts students of all racial or ethnic groups. If you view all of life through the prism of race, I suppose every outcome is a function of race. But if you want to address a particular inequity, it's helpful to identify the most direct cause of it. In the case of inferior education, that would be economic status.
Now that we have identified the ~500 people who keep the racism in our lives, the biggests group dialogue sections have been banned. We only had a few days, then the channels got took down. We cant let it continue the same way this video confronts it- 1:47 isnt a sliver of the time needed, but enough time to keep the focus on a single aspect which lends itself to more racist behavior. Its not perpetuated by poor people. Billionaires and crooked foundations keep racism alive.
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Larry Singleton: Dave Maloney People like you make me sick to my stomach. You obviously don't read. You can't even see what's in front of your own fucking EYES. These BLM/Antifa riots, looting, burning, tearing down statues, Chasing down JEWS down the streets of America, and all the other travesties and atrocities have a big fat "D" attached to them; "Democratic" Socialist/Nazi Party and their Pravda media buddies. I'm an EX-Democrat for a reason. Common Sense!!! And the fact that I can READ!!!! Lori Delaney Pratt: Dave Maloney, oh he attacked me. Called me all names. So I decided wth, I'll check his Facebook page. He is pretty extreme!! Newsmax, fox, and believes it all
Lori Delaney Pratt: Dave Maloney, I blocked him. Just can't deal with that. You can state facts, even ask them to read up on the issues in a non partisan way but, they just refuse to try. Its really sad that our country needs protection against all this violence and rhetoric but I don't see anything being done. Maybe I'm just inpatient. Idk
Would this explain why Asians are denied minority scholarships despite high grades and high standardized test scores? (Disclaimer: My stepson is black, has a 130 IQ and never asked for a scholarship. My Filipina girlfriend has a masters in special ed. Go ahead and call me names if you cannot address the question.)
Love all the white folks telling people of color that they don't experience racism. That's absolutely lovely. If you're looking for examples of institutional racism in school and society: black students are more likely to face disciplinary consequences for behavior being exhibited by white students in the same classroom. Black males and females are more likely to be stopped by the police for similar behavior in society. The default person in society is depicted as white. We see it in movies, ads, as this student says, in the books in her library. Any book or movie featuring a protagonist of a different skin color is seen as "special" or an ethnic book. Ethnic characters in movies are almost always side characters to the white male or female protagonist. People with black sounding last names are less likely to receive call backs on their resumes when identical resumes with white-sounding last names are sent to the same company. And probably the best evidence for institutional racism? Look at all of the comments on this video. Look at white people's reaction to Obama being elected. Look at what happened after Trump was elected: "You will not replace us." Look at the vehemence targeted at this black little girl by white men when she brings up a real problem that she is facing. It's pretty obvious to anyone who lives their life in a different skin color. Just because you were born with privilege and refuse to admit it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Get over yourself please, and stop telling others that they're not experiencing what they're actually experiencing, because you aren't living their life.
let me ask you this why should someone be accepted into a school just because of skin color instead of merit? and this happens quite regularly at least in the California school system. Ive seen multiple occasions where someone who was more qualified and had better overall grades get denied in order to reach some race quota so that schools can pat themselves on the back and say "Yay we're not racist." This can be seen even as high up as medical schools where less qualified blacks or hispanics where chosen with an 80% acceptance rate over whites or other ethnic competitors when the overall acceptance rate was only 30%. if this selection is based on merit then why is their such a difference reflected in the actual medical community, and why is their GPA and MCAT scores noticeably lower? Yes there are zoning laws for schools (primary schools by the way not universities) but that's to prevent schools from getting over crowded, if everyone could send their kid to the best school they would and there's no way said school could handle such an influx of students. with too many students and not enough staff no student would get the desired or proper education. Btw I'm not white I'm asian
"this happens quite regularly at least in the California school system" That actually doesn't happen by LAW in the California system, and pretty much ONLY in the California system. Public Universities in California are not allowed to consider race during admissions. This isn't true of most other states, so it's kind of interesting that you chose pretty much the only example where you are precisely wrong. That's why California public Universities have far more Asians by percentage at them than at places like Harvard or Yale where it is harder for members of certain races (like Asians) to be accepted (they have to have on average a higher GPA than all other races to even be considered). This still has nothing to do with what the girl is experiencing and everything to do with a larger discussion about the effectiveness and validity of Affirmative Action, which is based more on looking for a solution for cyclical poverty. I personally think AA is promoting different forms of racism as you've described, but it doesn't invalidate the arguments put forth in this video.
California has a lot of Asian immigrants, which are all their own different cultures and peoples by the way. So it would make sense you see a higher concentration of Asian studentss in those schools. Are you insinuating that that's a bad thing? Also I'm just stating facts, I highly doubt all these Asian get into college because they had books about Asians in the library. You should be able to find inspection in humanity, it doesn't matter your race or gender. Just because your an Indian woman doesn't mean Charles Dickenson or John Locke can't be you Heros or inspection just because they were white men. And yes a lot of those schools need more funding, but not to buy a bunch of books to make people feel validated. They should be buying books that will educate the best, and higher more teaching staff possibly raise teaching salary in order to create higher demand for teacher. I want solutions, not opinions.
Wrong. It's not just about Asian immigrants. It's in the law in California whereas colleges in other states are actively allowed to discriminate against Asians in their admittance processes. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_209 The problem is not that students can't relate to white protagonists or writers. The problem is that ALL of the protagonists and writers are white, and very little attempt is made at equal representation. As we live in a multicultural society, various races should also be represented in the learning materials our students consume. The quality writing from white writers isn't necessarily better than the quality of writing from writers of other cultures, yet we only teach texts from white writers in most cases. The inherent statement that is that the only history and culture that matters in the grand scheme of things is white European history and culture. Hence people of color are justly placed in secondary roles in our histories and stories. Also the cost of purchasing books to represent a wider set of cultures is nearly nothing compared to the other costs of running a school, or the amount of money we spend on other things such as bureaucracy, military spending, or legislation and campaigning.
Chuck Faber: They don't say that black people don't experience racism. Racism exists for all races. But, as David Webb said, trying to rid our planet of racism is as possible as ridding the planet of germs. The point is that while racism exists, there are other factors that are overlooked by the race-hustlers that depend on black grievances to stay in power and soaked with cash. Single-parent families. Protecting criminals while interfering with law enforcement. Culture that removes the need for a man to parent his child and a woman that needs to break her dependency on the State. Most inner cities are run by blacks and Democrats. They have run them for 50+ years. And, while Corrinne Brown stole government funds for education, she was screaming that 'whitey' was out to get her. Institutional racism is simply a black, shapeless, intangible fog used to keep anything from getting fixed. It is the proverbial 'staple jello to a tree'. It won't stick, which is what the race-hustlers and race profiteering requires to ensure a long stream of new dollars.
See that "Build a Wall"? READ Michael Cutler's articles about our border and national security. Especially when it comes to Islamic terrorism and his mention of the 9/11 Commission Report. (I've actually got a copy. Do you?) Read FrontPage Magazine and Gatestone Institute.
Love this young lady’s spirit! 💕✊🏽 We’re going to keep blowing the whistle until institutional racism in all facets of American life and industry is dismantled.
Funny Bunny Last time I checked, we haven't done shit. Don't even think of bringing slavery into the equation. You fucks get away with racism towards whites all the time and threaten anyone who thinks that "all lives matter" is a decent idea. Open your mind for once you fucking spastic.
Tonya Chatmon What the hell is wrong with you ? She's a brainwashed kid doing a stupid thing she has no clue about because it doesn't exist and you're supporting it ? For real open your god damn eyes.
This is a good video. I'm surprised to see some nasty and ignorant comments from some of these right-wing patients. At least they're watching this video though, I suppose. It's good that they have some exposure to the facts.
young lady you are so on point with the points you made in this video I hope that a lot of adults can see this and follow that because black education about our own culture is so very important!! White people are afraid that's such education will create young people like you conscious and aware, and reaching for goals like what some of our ancestors have achieved, would not ridden about or talked about because they feared this would be a motivation for young black people
No examples? This video is basically saying, take my word for it.
Best summary of CRT I've heard
Institutional racism doesn't exist anymore. It once did but those individuals are dead. All involved. There are racial incidents that happen (to and from all groups).
@@Thomas116-m2n It still exists...just in predominately black countries.
Institutional racism: Constitution of Liberia Article 27 b. "In order to preserve, foster and maintain the positive Liberian culture, values and character, only persons who are Negroes or of Negro descent shall qualify by birth or by naturalization to be citizens of Liberia."
How can you claim schools are more segregated now than when they were actually segregated before the 60's?
You can't, at least not without being completely wrong.
Didn't explain HOW there is institutional racism in education.
The people that say institutional racism is there just say that it's there and don't actually prove it. Or they distort a police confrontation and use that as a springboard to pretend all cops behave that way.
- Affirmative action
- welfare systems that incentivize single motherhood in the minority community
- minorities have underfunded schools yet parents have no school choice
- minorities have to live in fear because inner cities are under policed
Institutional racism exists. The Democrats run the cities, the unions, our education, our executive departments , the media. Democrats are the institution in institutional racism.
@David Lightman
Where is it? I'm not seeing it.
@David Lightman
I meant I want the proof that it’s there. Give me an example. Don’t dodge the question.
@David Lightman
Those two things are proven facts that have little objection. They’re consensus.
However, institutional racism is a heavily debated topic and still hasn’t been proven. Would you care to produce evidence or are you going to continue to ignore the question?
If you needed one more reason to ditch public schools - here’s one more.
Your displaying a cross doesn't make your racist talk holy.
"If you needed one more reason to fix public schools - here’s one more." Fixed it for you.
@@rodshop5897 The public school system cannot be fixed. American parents need school choice instead of stealing tax dollars and funneling into an irreparably broken system that is controlled by union clowns who care very little for children or education. The second that parents can decide for themselves how tax money is spent on education, the entire public system will crumble and all its pillars of government indoctrination with it.
@@tkordik Well, if a system can be created, and then broken, it can be fixed. Just because it's hard does not mean it is impossible.
From what I've seen, I don't see "school choice" is a perfect system either.
so i’m 14 seconds in and i can’t help but to notice the sign...”schools more segregated today than ever!” first of all i would like to claim that highly factually incorrect. and second of all i would like you to specify what you are talking about. forced segregation is illegal and has been illegal since brown vs board of education in 1954 (not to mention that was specifically schools not any other public area, which proves my point even more given the sign is referring to schools in the video). so no, schools are not segregated (at least forced to be segregated) nor is any other place in the country bc you would get arrested. now there is another word in our country’s vocabulary known as “self-segregation.” self segregation is the act of voluntarily segregating. this means if you go to a place such as chicago, illinois, there will be more blacks there than in a suburb in Vermont. this is self segregation. nobody forced blacks into black neighborhoods and nobody forced whites into Vermont. Vermont just happens to have the highest white population and cities seem to be most racially diverse especially with african americans. so if you are talking about forced segregation when referring to that sign, that is incorrect and just straight up illegal. while if you are talking about self segregation that’s not illegal that’s just incorrect given before the civil rights movement there wasn’t one school that was mixed.
You actually typed "nobody forced blacks into black neighborhoods." Oh my, you're an absolute idiot. Try Google: #redlining #whiteflight #blockbusting #www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2013/08/29/report-public-schools-more-segregated-now-than-40-years-ago/
www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2018/03/28/redlining-was-banned-50-years-ago-its-still-hurting-minorities-today/
@Josephus S you're an ignorant idiot.
@@1PatMetheny this redlining may have been a thing wayyyyyyy back but if ur blaming white folks for keeping u down how tf did I move my Mexican ass into a private golf course community neighborhood because it sure asf wasn’t from picking strawberries. U can think white folks have their finger on ur neck but the reality is that most people need an excuse because they don’t wanna put in the work to get where they wanna be .
@@countryclubpga3309 you know, slow learning phuks like you always have an anecdotal point of view. Read a book and educate yourself. This isn't about one Mexican (you), or one African American (me), living out the "American Dream."
@Josephus S you're not a credible commenter. What source would you prefer, Newsmax, Breitbart, OAN?😂
(DISCLAIMER: just an opinion, it's ok to disagree with me here) One problem could be that there's not enough school choice. The NEA opposes it because school choice takes away money and power from them.
Pathetic
Go back to bed
Do you mind explaining where you see institutional racism? Or are you just going to be vague about it and provide zero evidence as to its existence? Compassion isn't an argument, especially if the argument doesn't make sense to begin with.
This wasn't done with intellectual honesty. This was done for approval of immediate surroundings.
Go to the internet and search it up
@Paul Curran Like i said in my previous. Comment
@Paul Curran You prove my point that you're too incompetent to search up systematic institutional racism. What? You're scared to search up the reality of it? Or just being willingly ignorant to act dumb to think it don't exist.
@@the2kking307 I looked it up and there is systematic institutional racism/sexisim. It is known as affirmative action which is against white men.
Institutional racism is real. We have racist laws that make it easier to get jobs and education based purely on color of skin. We have racist policies that promote lesser-qualified individuals over better candidates simply based on them being a certain shade on their epidermis. We have lowered many, many hurdles in order to allow the underqualified to have a chance at the expense of those more deserving. And for what? In the hopes that the lucky underqualified person would use that opportunity as a blessing and not abuse it as a birthright?
I see what you did there.
Yes! It’s fucked now.
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Race. Not color. Acknowledge the albinos.
Can anyone tell me how the U.S. is more racist now in 2020 the it was in 1960?
Nobody says it is, but systemic racism still exists.
Because they like to make believe and force kids to repeat it.
"Can anyone tell me how the U.S. is more racist now in 2020 the it was in 1960?" Well, first show me where that was said in this video? Like maybe a timestamp?
"Frustrated by not seeing other Black girls as the main characters in the books in her school library..."
So *that's* why I had so much difficulty understanding Hamlet! Since I am not an heir to the throne of Denmark in the late Middle Ages, how could I possibly understand the trials and tribulations of the Prince? Likewise, since I am not an impoverished English governess in the early nineteenth century, how could I possibly read Jane Eyre with any understanding?
Ever start to think that empathy may not be a trait that all humans possess?
Hamlet was a white man. Mr. Rochester was a white man. Face it, everything in culture that you were required to read was geared towards white people whether male or female.
Duh, you live in a mostly White country
This video has nothing to do with institutional racism.
Name a law that is racist in intent so we can agree institutional racism exists.
The only law I can think of is affirmative action. And that helps African Americans more than other races, so that must be an example of institutional racism
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4306458/
@@kastorian7909 lmao you didn't read that, did you? Its trash. Black people have higher rates of heart issues must be racist! There only clincher is them saying people who feel like they were being treated racist had higher cancer rates. So if someone is constantly thinking about race, they get cancer.
I do not get the book argument. Especially if you look at the books.
Let’s take fantasy, fantasy is often depicting European culture and people. Why? Because that is the writers culture.
I also wanna point out that what era is these classic books from? Who is the writers of the books? If you have a problem with this then why don’t you just write your own books?
A lot of comments are saying she didn't explain what systemic racism is. Yes she did. It doesn't exist and so she had nothing to explain.
My wife and stepson came here 4 yrs ago from vietnam. Why did he sxore better than the avg black kid? Because he has a stepfather with a job and a mother who are married. I've heard this cultural discrimination on tests my whole life. What is produced in africa? JS
1st off, What score are you talking about??? Some test??? Huh??? 2nd, You have all the scores of all black kids and found the average? Shut up, James.
Hands out for Fweedumb
SAD ....they are *exploiting* this child
wanna have a talk? Fine, lets talk about personal responsibility instead of blaming the institution. and in the future, actually justify your claim of "institutional racism"
- Affirmative action
- welfare systems that incentivize single motherhood in the minority community
- minorities have underfunded schools yet parents have no school choice
- minorities have to live in fear because inner cities are under policed
Institutional racism exists. The Democrats run the cities, the unions, our education, our executive departments , the media. Democrats are the institution in institutional racism.
In 2021 Which Institutions are Racist?
Victimhood is a toxic mentality
How is this victimhood?
Techniques for Revealing Racism:
1. Naming: explicitly mentioning race by name--using words such as “racism,” “racial inequality,” “racial discrimination,” “racial bias,” etc. --so that racism gets acknowledged and addressed.
2. Framing: using a racial frame to describe an issue--e.g. “racial profiling,” “environmental racism,” “transit racism,” “racial redlining,” etc.--so that institutional accountability and policy change becomes a central focus of the debate.
3. Explaining: making the existence of racism easily understandable and believable by:
• Using concrete evidence,
• Pointing out patterns, connections and causes
• Placing the focus of attention on institutions
• Appealing to people’s core values of moral fairness and moral decency
• Borrowing legitimacy and moral authority from respected sources
• Using irrefutable personal stories to illustrate systemic patterns, etc.
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Some people in the comments section argue that they don't see institutional racism; some places to look at are property taxes and the schooling system.
That's not racism 🤦♂️ that's just class structure and dependent on zip code and/or state. Bc guess what, if a white person and black person live in the same area, you guessed it, same taxes!
@@stevebird838 you arent looking deep enough. school segregation? fact. of course not to the same extent as before, yet there are schools known for being asian, black, white etc. in cities like houston. i wonder how common "black" or "white" neighborhoods are...? i live right in between them, one is clearly the remnants of last century housing with asbestos and poorer public schooling. you clearly dont understand institutional racism, its mostly remnants of past laws and new ones which target certain people and is too big to fix without major effort.
@@iro4442 again...stop confusing old laws and policies based class structure with racism. Bc if you think other races dont experience that same shit that are poor, then you're a fucked up racist yourself!! Do some due diligence and stop saying everyone is just trying to keep black people down. Its not even about that. Its about money. Worry about fixing that shit instead. And of course there are damn schools that are primarily one race. Its bc they're in an area that are primarily one damn race. And again...PRIMARILY...ain't no thing as an only black school bc people are racist. Come on now.
@@stevebird838 thanks, i was a bit too dumb to consider what i have yet to see ie communities of all types in poverty. considering that youve blamed money, id like elaboration on that: what is your opinion on minorities (especially blacks) on the bad end of the social class (id say that question answers itself with "social")?
and about schools in my area, the school zone for high schools align very well with economic standing and ethnic group, these zones have over a dozen squared miles of housing.
whos behind this? the boogey man? id say its just cultural division which most people are too scared to break, general integration as well as the welfare state.
im saying that its a bad idea to not look at the effects of taxes on education, im sure youd agree that anyone would say the public schooling in general is subpar.
and about being racist, anthropology describes it as a genetic, social and enviornmental problem. now, this is the controvertial point. suppose there are inferior groups of people, how is their standing elevated? would people admit to a harsh reality? look at the statistics in government websites about iq and ethnicity, of course its ugly when people are living different lives. ashkenazi jews exist, genetics makes the low end and high end, people see it in the back of their mind and act upon it cmon, trump is the fucking prez!!
@@stevebird838 i wasnt clear enough on the social part on my comment involving anthropology, groups are their own stigma that makes people stray from the American spirit, ie people are still fussing over religous beliefs with all of them saying we are the one, or even people going the opposite
direction by breaking the law and participating in socially unacceptable things (think of becoming the next good president). take for example the recent violent, law breaking riots and peaceful protests, there are all kinds of shitters all over and that is not what we should want, it does not help that they are concentrated in a specific group that according to the news: nobody in politics wants to effectively help. additionally, who ever said an institution has to be official or with deliberate concent? social groups are their own crazy, evolving thing, they give simple products like statistic, poll outcomes, and social group isolation.
i saw the video again, i remmember laughing the fist time i saw it thinking of the awful terms it used while being vague, not to mention that it looked at the social problem the wrong way. "institutional racism" is more like the gov not treating everyone equally, how could it?
I bet she is a rich kid too ;),
What about the amount of (70%) black families that don't have a farther? Do you think that might be stopping black kids doing well at school? How do you make that a racist issue?
Way to pick a black girl just because she was black😂
VOUCHERS. Endorse them.
Can the smartest person reading this provide a Actual example of a institution that is racist?
Not having the books you want in your library isn’t racism.
Hi Dustin, I recommend the Netflix documentary '13th.' There are a lot of examples there, particularly in the criminal justice system. Or try watching 'Just Mercy' on Amazon.
@@geoatherton5214 so you couldn't give examples, just videos you have watched.
@@geoatherton5214 Some peeps can't watch that. Just list em if you learned what they are.
Again no real examples
I still don’t understand what systemic racism is?
"Change the dialogue" was my biggest takeaway from the video. Do not succumb to the questioning of others that may not see the value in this discussion. Instead, seek to engage an audience of humility and grow a movement! Well done and very inspiring.
Stop bringing people down and realise that there are no actual walls
Your un-elected level of ignorance is exactly why Trump lost xD
Now it's your JOB put some respect on BLM and anti-bigotry if you EVER want to grow a big enough base for 2024, but knowing what demonic compulsions you have at the thought of respectfully empathetic dialogue surrounding race, I think your breeds time is up.
@@teafallbliss3409 hasn't lost yet. Look at you talking about bigotry and talking shit to random people with different opinions and refering to them as breeds. You're a sad bigot yourself stop infecting others with your negativity.
@@Kio954b Cope harder Chad. You're salty after serving half Obama's term, getting impeached and losing to another Black presidential duo LOL.
@@teafallbliss3409 you're so predictable, like a stereotype mimicking other peoples jokes and talking points. Guess that's all your brain had to offer. Dont bother replying, it would be useless like your token "black duo." peace.
@@teafallbliss3409 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 YOU FOOL!
Apply your self. Work hard and stop being insecure. Stop listening to your political leaders lying to you. You can do it. Obama became president. You can do what ever you want as long as you are good at it.
Racism in America is similar to apartheid in South Africa, it is right in your face. There is a preacher I know of who said he would rather go to hell than go to heaven with white people. This is a tragedy for a preacher to be able to say that and mean it. This book unravels the mystery of the joint hatred of the Nation’s against black people. This is not a new thing you can see it in Psalm 83 they are still upholding this agreement they made amongst themselves today, so we understand Hebrew Israelites doctrine, but it is still wrong, and we will not subscribe to it. Neither do we subscribe to the resurrecting of the law given to Moses. The children of Israel were not able to keep the laws when they had it then, it is ridiculous for anyone to think they can actually still manage to keep all those laws now. They cannot, and they deceive themselves and others pretending they can. The apostle Paul explains it best in Romans Chapter @ to 25 he is speaking of the difficulty of the law because of the pre-existing law of sin already in his body. It is the being baptized into Christ the anointed one that destroys the law of sin and brings change. Hebrews Chapter 7: 11,12, 21 & 22 speaks of Jesus being the more excellent way, Romans Chapter 8 He is the fulfillment of Old Testament Writings everything clearly points directly straight to him. In Mathew Chapter 11:28 Jesus said “come unto me all who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” Jesus Christ is the new sabbath! He is everything and everything is in him, (Selah)
Our father who art in heaven is not Jesus’s prayer Jesus’s prayer is St John Chapter 17 the apostolic doctrine derives from verse:20 - (do read well) Yes, we know Jesus is not his real Hebrew name Deuteronomy 28 speaks of calamity and disaster that would happen to the people, slavery caused changing of language, names, and everything. What we know as Hebrew language today is not the same Hebrew our forefathers spoke that is gone, now we have to accept the Hebrew Esau has presented to us as we do not know any better. At this point you should already understand from the previous pages how, and why everything has been the way it is, that is why this book is such a magnificent tool that everybody needs, also the reason we had such a hard fight and push back from the powers that be trying to stop us getting this book out to the public. Nothing is new, they used to burn bibles, they used to burn people. As we get closer towards the tribulation, we shall all see for ourselves who the true remnant is. Those of us who are in Christ according to the written word, will operate in the supernatural as the early disciples and apostles did in the New Testament www.hush-hushtruth.com
If it was systemic and/or institutional there would never be ANY PoC that is successful. But there are. Stop teaching our kids this stupid nonsense. To me, that's child abuse.
How about doing school vouchers? This lets kids go to the school of their choice in any zip code. The NEA would be heroic to support this.
Then rich schools would become overcrowded, right?
Not at all, Jaidyn. The better schools with increased student attendance means they can build more classrooms with the extra money they're receiving from more students. And, the 'failing' schools would have to improve their situation so as to retain, or maybe even draw back students who left. It's competition. Competition encourages teachers and administrators to improve their service to kids. I know it's hard to go from a non-competitive to competitive environment--I'm a teacher--but everyone wins in the end: students get better schooling, teachers and administrators become better at serving students. There's nothing wrong with upping standards.
@Charles roecker IV that still leaves overcrowding. Also, the rich schools become richer and the poor schools become poorer because the students would be leaving to the other schools. Given that, how would the poorer schools be able to improve? They wouldn’t have the funds. And you can’t just say “Well they’ll bring back the students who didn’t show up so they get their money back.” because most of those kids who aren’t going don’t care for school.
@@jaidynluna3343 If you're defining overcrowding as a school congested with kids, then those successful districts can build more schools to accommodate them. Now, could that successful school district be considered 'rich'? Sure, but with school vouchers a kid in a 'poor' area can receive the same education as kids in a wealthier area. As for improving 'poor' schools, there's a difficult but vital solution that must be implemented: strict but fair school discipline. Kids that constantly choose to misbehave, despite receiving chance after chance to improve behavior, must be suspended and, if still not changing their behavior, expelled. They are destroying the learning environment for everyone, and that's why 'poor' schools keep failing. I feel that many administrators wish to 'save' every child, and make schools a daycare, not a place of learning. This is a noble idea, but it ignores the fact that children may still choose to make bad decisions, and as long as they're allowed to disrupt learning and ruin their classmates chances of a good education, the school will always fail. I worked for a school many years ago where one of my students brought in a bag of drugs to sell. He was caught, but was given only one day of suspension instead of being sent to juvey, and he was back the next week destroying the classroom learning. That school was a 'poor' school in administration. Students must have a choice to escape that environment, and vouchers are the answer.
@Charles roecker IV I think you’re still missing the point that they won’t be able to become better schools. All the poorer kids will start going to richer schools. Leaving the poorer schools practically empty. (Meaning they won’t get funds) I also have almost no faith in possibilities. I’m tired of irresponsible parents and they won’t change for their kid’s future because they don’t care. My mom straight up got mad at me for doing bad in classes then cut off my WiFi on another day because it was “family movie night” but I needed to do my geometry homework. I know I’m not the only one with parents like this. I’m not in a poor school either, but it still happens.
Institutional racism: Constitution of Liberia Article 27 b. "In order to preserve, foster and maintain the positive Liberian culture, values and character, only persons who are Negroes or of Negro descent shall qualify by birth or by naturalization to be citizens of Liberia."
"There's still rules that keep our schools separate and unequal"? What are those rules?
Funding for local schools is tied to local property taxes; schools in lower income areas thus get fewer resources; inequity is perpetuated.
@@davetravis8416 Of course lower income areas usually provide inferior education. That has always been so and impacts students of all racial or ethnic groups. If you view all of life through the prism of race, I suppose every outcome is a function of race. But if you want to address a particular inequity, it's helpful to identify the most direct cause of it. In the case of inferior education, that would be economic status.
MLK destoyed the black family. JS
No facts or statistics at all
Now that we have identified the ~500 people who keep the racism in our lives, the biggests group dialogue sections have been banned. We only had a few days, then the channels got took down. We cant let it continue the same way this video confronts it- 1:47 isnt a sliver of the time needed, but enough time to keep the focus on a single aspect which lends itself to more racist behavior. Its not perpetuated by poor people. Billionaires and crooked foundations keep racism alive.
"dialogue sections have been banned"
So have I.
Letter to Fascist New Nazi Mark Zuckerberg and his Culture of Snitches 8-31-21
Blocked, Censored, Canceled, Disappeared Soviet Style....AGAIN!!!!
Fakebook and UA-cam Nazis routinely shadow ban, block, censor and Disappear me. These fucking fascists HATE America and the Freedom of Speech. Fakebook, UA-cam and Twitter; All run by fascists are chronically dysfunctional. But they've got censorship down to a science.
And here's this piece of shit Zuckerberg; This predator on the same moral level as child rapists; Censoring Americans during one of the darkest periods in this nation's history. Just as he did when he spent hundreds of millions of dollars to help the “Democratic” Socialist/Nazi Party STEAL our election.
Update: Zuckerberg shut down the Fakebook account of one of the mothers of one of the soldiers murdered by the Taliban because she told the truth about this piece of shit Biden:
Tucker: Whenever you think we've reached peak insanity, Biden doubles-down
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Regarding: “You can't post or comment for 30 days. This is because you previously posted something that didn't follow our Community Standards. This comment goes against our standards on harassment and bullying, so only you can see it.”
My Thought Crime. Calling a fucking moron a fucking moron.
Larry Singleton: “Lori Delaney Pratt No you fucking moron; He did not call our dead "suckers and losers" Another leftist LIE that the idiots eat up like pigs at a trough. Same with every other fucking lie you inhale and regurgitate from the Pravda media. It's called Lazy Thinking. By people who don't know how to THINK or READ.”
With the usual Orwellian Bullshit:
“You disagreed with the decision. We usually offer the chance to request a review, and follow up if we got decisions wrong. We have fewer reviewers available right now because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We're trying hard to prioritize reviewing content with the most potential for harm. This means we may not be able to follow up with you, though your feedback helps us do better in the future. Thank you for understanding.”
And final message from the Fakebook Nazis:
“We confirmed your comment didn't follow the Community Standards
We reviewed your comment again and it doesn't follow our Community Standards.....”
Here's the whole post or “thread” below. At the end you can see who the low-life bottom feeding coward was who “reported” me, snitched me off, to the “community standards” thought police. Like a good little Soviet neighborhood minder.
And as you can see, like I say all the time, they're nothing but a bunch of fucking COWARDS. The idiot checked out my Fakebook page. But doesn't bother to refute or dispute, let alone, discuss or debate the facts I post on my Fakebook page.
COMMENTS:
Larry Singleton: Can not overemphasize pulling your head out of your CNN and READING FrontPage Magazine, Gatestone Institute, Jihad Watch, Middle East Quarterly and Imprimis-Hillsdale College. This last big on our Founders, US Constitution and my hero Winston Churchill.
And COMPARE; Trump/Churchill; Standing up for their nation and against their enemies. Obama/Biden/Democrats; Neville Chamberlain; Surrender and Appeasement to our worst enemies.
Larry Singleton I didn't know this. Biden didn't just check his watch once. But Every Time a Casket Passed Him. Listen to the NEW Gold Star fathers and what they thought of this thoughtless piece of shit checking his fucking watch as these murdered heroes pass him b… See More Check your watch Joe, the time for accountability is coming: Tammy Bruce
Lori Delaney Pratt: Larry Singleton. May be a Twitter screenshot of 1 person and text that says 'John Pavlovitz @johnpavlovitz If 14 people dying supposedly decimates you but 500,000 dying doesn't raise an eyebrow -you're probably a Republican. 10:33 AM 30 Aug 21. 21 Twitter for iPhone'
Lori Delaney Pratt: Larry Singleton. May be an image of one or more people and text that says 'There were 96 dignified transfers of the bodies of our war dead at Dover Air Force Base during the Trump administration, and Trump attended JUST 4 of them. This included a two-year period where Trump didn't attend ANY after a Gold Star father refused to shake his hand. Oh, and he called our war dead "suckers and losers." But I'm sorry... what were you saying about Biden?'
Dave Maloney: Larry Singleton OH, good. Another UA-cam "researcher" who can't fckn tell his ass from a hole in the ground.
Larry Singleton: Dave Maloney Hey useful idiot; I guess you missed the part where I suggest people READ; FrontPage Magazine, Gatestone Institute, Jihad Watch, Middle East Quarterly and Imprimis-Hillsdale College. This last big on our Founders, US Constitution and my hero Winston Churchill. And COMPARE; Trump/Churchill; Standing up for their nation and against their enemies. Obama/Biden/Democrats; Neville Chamberlain; Surrender and Appeasement to our worst enemies. And another thing; and speaking as someone who was in the military; Who did our armed forced love and adore? Not these fucking Democrats. Not Hidin' Biden. Not card carrying Marxist Obama. Who have declared war on the military. Who are feminizing and emasculating our military. Who are forcing MARXIST fucking bullshit on our military.
And big surprise; A cowardly "Private" Fakebook page.
Larry Singleton: Dave Maloney People like you make me sick to my stomach. You obviously don't read. You can't even see what's in front of your own fucking EYES. These BLM/Antifa riots, looting, burning, tearing down statues, Chasing down JEWS down the streets of America, and all the other travesties and atrocities have a big fat "D" attached to them; "Democratic" Socialist/Nazi Party and their Pravda media buddies. I'm an EX-Democrat for a reason. Common Sense!!! And the fact that I can READ!!!!
Lori Delaney Pratt: Dave Maloney, oh he attacked me. Called me all names. So I decided wth, I'll check his Facebook page. He is pretty extreme!! Newsmax, fox, and believes it all
Lori Delaney Pratt: Dave Maloney, I blocked him. Just can't deal with that. You can state facts, even ask them to read up on the issues in a non partisan way but, they just refuse to try. Its really sad that our country needs protection against all this violence and rhetoric but I don't see anything being done. Maybe I'm just inpatient. Idk
This 11 years old is programed
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Would this explain why Asians are denied minority scholarships despite high grades and high standardized test scores? (Disclaimer: My stepson is black, has a 130 IQ and never asked for a scholarship. My Filipina girlfriend has a masters in special ed. Go ahead and call me names if you cannot address the question.)
Love all the white folks telling people of color that they don't experience racism. That's absolutely lovely.
If you're looking for examples of institutional racism in school and society: black students are more likely to face disciplinary consequences for behavior being exhibited by white students in the same classroom. Black males and females are more likely to be stopped by the police for similar behavior in society. The default person in society is depicted as white. We see it in movies, ads, as this student says, in the books in her library. Any book or movie featuring a protagonist of a different skin color is seen as "special" or an ethnic book. Ethnic characters in movies are almost always side characters to the white male or female protagonist. People with black sounding last names are less likely to receive call backs on their resumes when identical resumes with white-sounding last names are sent to the same company. And probably the best evidence for institutional racism? Look at all of the comments on this video. Look at white people's reaction to Obama being elected. Look at what happened after Trump was elected: "You will not replace us." Look at the vehemence targeted at this black little girl by white men when she brings up a real problem that she is facing.
It's pretty obvious to anyone who lives their life in a different skin color. Just because you were born with privilege and refuse to admit it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. Get over yourself please, and stop telling others that they're not experiencing what they're actually experiencing, because you aren't living their life.
let me ask you this why should someone be accepted into a school just because of skin color instead of merit? and this happens quite regularly at least in the California school system. Ive seen multiple occasions where someone who was more qualified and had better overall grades get denied in order to reach some race quota so that schools can pat themselves on the back and say "Yay we're not racist." This can be seen even as high up as medical schools where less qualified blacks or hispanics where chosen with an 80% acceptance rate over whites or other ethnic competitors when the overall acceptance rate was only 30%. if this selection is based on merit then why is their such a difference reflected in the actual medical community, and why is their GPA and MCAT scores noticeably lower? Yes there are zoning laws for schools (primary schools by the way not universities) but that's to prevent schools from getting over crowded, if everyone could send their kid to the best school they would and there's no way said school could handle such an influx of students. with too many students and not enough staff no student would get the desired or proper education. Btw I'm not white I'm asian
"this happens quite regularly at least in the California school system"
That actually doesn't happen by LAW in the California system, and pretty much ONLY in the California system. Public Universities in California are not allowed to consider race during admissions. This isn't true of most other states, so it's kind of interesting that you chose pretty much the only example where you are precisely wrong. That's why California public Universities have far more Asians by percentage at them than at places like Harvard or Yale where it is harder for members of certain races (like Asians) to be accepted (they have to have on average a higher GPA than all other races to even be considered).
This still has nothing to do with what the girl is experiencing and everything to do with a larger discussion about the effectiveness and validity of Affirmative Action, which is based more on looking for a solution for cyclical poverty. I personally think AA is promoting different forms of racism as you've described, but it doesn't invalidate the arguments put forth in this video.
California has a lot of Asian immigrants, which are all their own different cultures and peoples by the way. So it would make sense you see a higher concentration of Asian studentss in those schools. Are you insinuating that that's a bad thing? Also I'm just stating facts, I highly doubt all these Asian get into college because they had books about Asians in the library. You should be able to find inspection in humanity, it doesn't matter your race or gender. Just because your an Indian woman doesn't mean Charles Dickenson or John Locke can't be you Heros or inspection just because they were white men. And yes a lot of those schools need more funding, but not to buy a bunch of books to make people feel validated. They should be buying books that will educate the best, and higher more teaching staff possibly raise teaching salary in order to create higher demand for teacher. I want solutions, not opinions.
Wrong. It's not just about Asian immigrants. It's in the law in California whereas colleges in other states are actively allowed to discriminate against Asians in their admittance processes. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Proposition_209
The problem is not that students can't relate to white protagonists or writers. The problem is that ALL of the protagonists and writers are white, and very little attempt is made at equal representation. As we live in a multicultural society, various races should also be represented in the learning materials our students consume. The quality writing from white writers isn't necessarily better than the quality of writing from writers of other cultures, yet we only teach texts from white writers in most cases. The inherent statement that is that the only history and culture that matters in the grand scheme of things is white European history and culture. Hence people of color are justly placed in secondary roles in our histories and stories.
Also the cost of purchasing books to represent a wider set of cultures is nearly nothing compared to the other costs of running a school, or the amount of money we spend on other things such as bureaucracy, military spending, or legislation and campaigning.
Chuck Faber: They don't say that black people don't experience racism. Racism exists for all races. But, as David Webb said, trying to rid our planet of racism is as possible as ridding the planet of germs.
The point is that while racism exists, there are other factors that are overlooked by the race-hustlers that depend on black grievances to stay in power and soaked with cash. Single-parent families. Protecting criminals while interfering with law enforcement. Culture that removes the need for a man to parent his child and a woman that needs to break her dependency on the State. Most inner cities are run by blacks and Democrats. They have run them for 50+ years. And, while Corrinne Brown stole government funds for education, she was screaming that 'whitey' was out to get her.
Institutional racism is simply a black, shapeless, intangible fog used to keep anything from getting fixed. It is the proverbial 'staple jello to a tree'. It won't stick, which is what the race-hustlers and race profiteering requires to ensure a long stream of new dollars.
Different races make different institutions, different cultures. Respect that diversity.
See that "Build a Wall"? READ Michael Cutler's articles about our border and national security. Especially when it comes to Islamic terrorism and his mention of the 9/11 Commission Report. (I've actually got a copy. Do you?) Read FrontPage Magazine and Gatestone Institute.
Marxist tripe.
Love this young lady’s spirit! 💕✊🏽
We’re going to keep blowing the whistle until institutional racism in all facets of American life and industry is dismantled.
Well first you have to identify it...
By institutional racism, I assume you mean legalized, incorporated and legitimized?
Different races make different institutions, different cultures. Respect that diversity.
Everyone drinkin up that obama koolaid
Y’all are lucky black people want equality not revenge
Revenge for what?
Funny Bunny Last time I checked, we haven't done shit. Don't even think of bringing slavery into the equation. You fucks get away with racism towards whites all the time and threaten anyone who thinks that "all lives matter" is a decent idea. Open your mind for once you fucking spastic.
@@TacRandom racism towards whites lol the struggle
We don't be like white supremacist, but just equality
Yeah because attacking the most numerous ''race'' in the most heavy armed country in the world would help black people...
defund nea
It has nothing to do with kids who look like her - that is another lie ??
Very nicely done. Thank you for putting this together. :)
Why is it "nice"?
It’s mostly BS !
Thank you for this informative video!
SO GOOD MISS DIAS. THIS VIDEO SHOULD BE POPULAR ESPECIALLY TODAY SINCE ALL THE VIOLENCE AND SEEN BY ALL TODAY.
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Great Video..keep up the much needed work..!!
Tonya Chatmon What the hell is wrong with you ? She's a brainwashed kid doing a stupid thing she has no clue about because it doesn't exist and you're supporting it ? For real open your god damn eyes.
Lol what work?
This is a good video.
I'm surprised to see some nasty and ignorant comments from some of these right-wing patients. At least they're watching this video though, I suppose. It's good that they have some exposure to the facts.
Ever have the thought that this video is false?
Another excellent example of awesome kid power!
young lady you are so on point with the points you made in this video I hope that a lot of adults can see this and follow that because black education about our own culture is so very important!! White people are afraid that's such education will create young people like you conscious and aware, and reaching for goals like what some of our ancestors have achieved, would not ridden about or talked about because they feared this would be a motivation for young black people
You're why I'm taking my kids out of school
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