Top 10 Most RACIST STATES in America
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2021
- The Top 10 Most Racist States in the United States of America. Racism takes many forms as some of these places are the BEST States to Live in, while others are among the WORST States in the USA!
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It's very difficult to determine which US states are the most racist (and least racist), as most racist people aren't going to admit that they have hateful or discriminatory views. So a study analyzed anonymous social media listening data from twitter activity and google searches to see just how racist the people of each state are!
Of course, a majority of people in the following states aren't racist, and a lot racism comes from ignorance as many of these places are also the Whitest States! Some of them are also home to some of the best cities and small towns live in, in addition to beautiful nature though, so my biggest suggestion is to visit these states first to decide where you want to move to and live.
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As a black person, I appreciate this! I know where NOT to go
Christian ,as white person l would never go there .
Can’t go anywhere
@@melvz2089 ok racist.
@@melvz2089 Would you explain to us what Africa has to do with this video?
As a Mexican, I second that
A couple of my relatives are racist. And after I did a dna test, and traced the family tree they were pretty upset. Because come to find out we have a variety of different ethnicities, with percentages of things they don't like. I was happy to share the information with them. The looks on their face was priceless.
Even better: every human has ancestry in Africa as that’s there the species originated
It must be good for them to know something good was found very deep inside they ignorant beings😂
I traced my family tree through Ancestry and found there are White and Latino down the line. It didn't bother me one bit.
@@Inga361 why would it bother you?
@@Therebesquare that's just a theory ... there isn't enough evidence until other countries are checked as well
Man I'm a white man who grew up in foster care. I was adopted at 5 years old by a black family. I had 3 brothers and 1 sister. I was the only child that was adopted. I grew up in Memphis TN. And when I joined the Army the white guys thought I was a "wannabe". The black soldiers and a few white were really cool. I've seen many sides of racism. But as a child it never crossed my mind till I was about 7 weeks went somewhere near Chatawa Mississippi and some white lady called the sheriff cause they thought I had been kidnapped by a black family. That was my introduction to racism. Questioned my mom and dad and me by myself for what seemed like forever. We never went further than Sardis after that. Mane I hate racism smh
It’s sucks man , but that’s why researching can help us find non racist states.
While I was in the Army as a Hispanic soldier I experienced some racial issues but I mostly hung out with white soldiers, I am white skinned, and they treated me well, even took some white friends to NYC the Bronx where they never been, they were afraid when I took them to the South Bronx hood but no one bothered them, the enjoyed the Bronx.
I subscribe to just about everything, that was said here about Milwaukee, Wi and especially Brookfield. I am German and my company relocated me to WI, where I found a house in Brookfield, not knowing what I was getting myself into. Not only are they all racist to the max against people of color, they are racist against everything, that is not Wisconsinite. My neighbor came over on the day I moved in and greeted me with the phrase: "Just so that you know: We dont like foreigners around here and we stick to ourselves". I tried all I could to be nice to everybody, yet after 10 years they still treated me like vermin... I was so relieved when I could finally move away from there to another country
there dark skin not of color ok
Yeah, I live a half hour NW of Appleton. It is fair to say Wisconsin is a very segregated state, although not necessarily that it was forced to be that way (although around Milwaukee, it sort of was engineered by underhanded means through various zoning tricks and Jim Crow laws), but even in other areas the various races aren't very well integrated.
I'd say Oshkosh, Appleton, and Green Bay are the friendlier areas of the state.
That's hilarious considering the fact that a HUGE percentage of Americans (especially Midwesterners) are of German descent.
@@clicheguevara5282 ,,, believe me, it has an extra touch of stange, if the neighbor, who discriminates against you has a German last name ... hahaha
Milwaukee is NOT racist. They have more blk people than any other race. If there is racism it's against whites
Maryland 1:20 West Virginia 2:30 3:58 Arkansas kansas 5:00 Wisconsin 6:10 Hawaii 7:35 Mississippi 8:38 maine 9:43 south dakota 10:50 delaware 12:09
Thank you guys for the likes may god bless yall
As a Florida resident this is a win. We may be really stupid and elect degenerates Like Rick Scott and DeSantis but we are not racists. GO FLORIDA...!!!!
Thanks bro.
I'm from DC so I used to live near MD. I am literally looking at this with my jaw touching the floor, learning that MD was on the list and not NC which is where I live now. Like WOW 😲
Alabama is doing better than Wisconsin
Should I be surprised? Idk
@@kevinkline7242 Your lucky to have DeSantis as your Gov. and hope he will be our next prssidet
Massachusetts deserves an honorable mention, especially with the attitudes of the older people, and so does Pennsylvania. No surprise about Maine.
DEF Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania is up there lol it's the geriatric state
Southie🥱
Im a black person that lives in mass, but on the poor side.. with all the shootings and gang fights and stuff..
Yeah it ain't fun.
Texas!!👎🏽 yes I’m from Texas
I am European and have visited many states in North America (California, Texas, Florida, Massachusetts, Colorado, Arkansas, Mississippi, Ohio, Alabama. Tennessee, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Georgia) and I didn't feel racism until I arrived in Georgia. There was not a black person who treated me well, or even reasonably, that led one to think that maybe that person would have had a bad day, no.
I was openly treated as if I was a known enemy for many years, I never understood. The employees at the airport, in the shops, the taxi drivers and in general everywhere while we were in the city of Atlanta, the experience was horrible.
I’m black American and Georgia people are mean to everyone. It’s not a race thing. Avoid Louisiana too.
You said, there was not a black person who treated you well. That means blacks from Georgia are dangerous and rude. Isn't it ? What about the white peoples of Georgia?
You said black people of Georgia are dangerous. Isn't it ? May I know about the white peoples of Georgia in your experience ?
@@TOUHIDURRAHMAN-ok1hn You said that they are dangerous, not me. Read what I wrote again, it's easy, it's just two paragraphs without any syntax errors. But if you don't know how to interpret those two simple paragraphs, I recommend you go back to school.
About what you say about white people, obviously I had contact with them as well, but it should be clear from what I wrote that I was not treated the same way as African Americans treated me.
You know, what I said is objective, it responds only to my lived experiences during the time I was there, but the way you have responded to my experience is racist.
Delaware?! Ive lived in many places in the US. Being a black woman married to a white man, with mixed children, I have experienced far more racisim in Pennsylvania, California, Kentucky, Mississippi, Illinois than I have ever experienced here in DE. Delaware has been a breath of fresh air as far as my family vs. racism is concerned.
well yea pennsyvania hates your kind zebra race
Sell out
@@naturalwealth465yo mama sold out her p +++y every weekend
I live in Pennsylvania and I haven’t seen much racism. It’s also pretty diverse there is tons of black people in Pittsburgh
Which parts of California?
I was born in 1960. I watched race relations grow and heal till the end of the century. Since then I've seen things going the wrong way spurred on by politicians and news organizations. They amplified differences and bad news instead of anything good happening. They seem to be looking to divide, not unite. Just my observations, peace and good day to all.
My grandmother just turned 93 , and what she says about what's going on today is that history is just repeating itself because no one learned anything from the past.
I hope you are referring to racist police organizations, Donald Trump and Republican Party.. if not you’re nuts.
@@Helmuesi911 Trump never harmed any minority. Democrats burned crosses.
@@davidlafleche1142
And where are those cross burning terrorists today? At home in the protection of the modern Republican Party.
The Republican Party was the northern liberal party in Abe Lincoln’s era. The parties switched platforms and ideologies.
Learn your history, idiot.
Divide and Conquer
10. Maryland
9. West Virginia
8. Arkansas
7. Kansas
6. Wisconsin
5. Hawaii
4. Mississippi
3. Maine
2. South Dakota
1. Delaware
What I noticed is that some of the racist states tend to vote Democratic in Presidential elections. Blue states as I call them.
Thanks🖤 NO Alabama nor Texas🤦🏾♀️
This is based on tweets. In reality Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, West Virginia, Arkansas, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Arizona and South Carolina are the most racist states.
@@mikevanriel7573 Since its founding in 1829, the Democratic Party has fought against every major civil rights initiative, and has a long history of discrimination.
The Democratic Party defended slavery, started the Civil War, opposed Reconstruction, founded the Ku Klux Klan, imposed segregation, perpetrated lynchings, and fought against the civil rights acts of the 1950s and 1960s.
In contrast, the Republican Party was founded in 1854 as an anti-slavery party. Its mission was to stop the spread of slavery into the new western territories with the aim of abolishing it entirely. This effort, however, was dealt a major blow by the Supreme Court. In the 1857 case Dred Scott v. Sandford, the court ruled that slaves aren’t citizens; they’re property. The seven justices who voted in favor of slavery? All Democrats. The two justices who dissented? Both Republicans.
@@ABC-uy4fw 🤭😂🤣 NOW THAT SOUNDS RIGHT🤦🏾♀️
From my experience living in the US for 12 years (I also lived in UK, China, UAE, Japan)
Education has nothing to do with being racist or not, especially in the US.
Highly educated people with things to lose usually do not say racist things because they have things to lose, and also have the ability of self restraint, even if they are really racist. Less educated people are usually dumb, have nothing to lose and have no discipline, thus they will say and act as racists. That is all.
Just because someone has something to lose that does not make them not racist they are just try to hide it better.
Facts.
I am glad someone finally put the state of Wisconsin on the list. I thought I was paranoid about it.
I know Milwaukee and Madison are crazy racist. I'd avoid those areas too.
New Hampshire should be on the list.
You don't have to like anybody regardless of his/her country of origin but it's imperative to treat people with respect and dignity.
the most amazing comment ever in history....God bless
Exactly, and that kind of mannerism starts at home.
Except for thugs and gangster rappers. They deserve no respect or dignity.
“I don’t want my kids growing up in a racial jungle.” - Joe Biden
@@thetbird. And who's the politician that said black people are super Predators?
I’m from Arkansas it’s 100% accurate.
I came from a family that are racist and that’s why I got tf out.
🙋🏽♀️Nice!
Thank u bro. This country would really be an incredible place if there were more ppl like u. Really appreciate it man
Dude, everybody has bias. It’s like watching a commercial for a medicine and concluding you have the disease the medicine cures so you need the medicine.
Keep true your belief’s cuh💯👍🏾
@Sonickillerthatbeaner most humans are influenced by the ones they're closest too and look up to. 9/10 times it's someone in their families. My generation is incredibly ignorant when it comes to social issues, they choose to be racist or have racist beliefs bcuz its encouraged in their house but yet they never seen or interacted w someone of different race but have animosity towards them bcuz of what they believe to be true (the garbage their families told them). He decided to break that trend branch off on his own to form his own opinions and beliefs, that is never easy
Honestly surprised Mississippi is the only southern state on this list like wow.
Exactly. I was raised in Louisiana and went to a Catholic school and they were horrible!
10. 1:21 Maryland
9. 2:32 West Virginia
8. 3:59 Arkansas
7. 5:00 Kansas
6. 6:10 Wisconsin
5. 7:35 Hawaii
4. 8:37 Mississippi
3. 9:44 Maine
2. 10:50 South Dakota
1. 12:08 Delaware
Texas
@@yourztruly9287 nope
@@medmuscle ummm
@@yourztruly9287 nope
People have no clue about what racism is and where it comes from. If you say that Texas is one of the worst states, you are one of those people.
I would be happy to expose that right here.
@@yourztruly9287 New York and California should be at the very top of this list. That is objective.
Everywhere in the U.S has these issues it's just a matter of degrees.
The world too…
It's not exclusively U.S. it's literally the human condition. Travel more.
Lol, I've never experienced anything close to racism in Connecticut.
Those of us who worked as first responders in urban areas know who the real racists are, and it isn't whitey.
For those that haven’t lived outside of the US, rest assured ALL countries have some kind of discrimination, prejudices, and bias. Quite a few countries seem to be much more blatant open and comfortable with their discriminatory opinions and behaviors, while other countries seem to have certain biases, yet it’s not as intense and open. Regardless, any person, in any country can find any reason to dislike or even hate another human. My responsibility to myself, my gender, family, race etc., is to find my worth in my abilities, not in the opinions of others.
The main difference is that not all countries have INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM like we have here in the land of the free, the United States of America.
There are places around the world much more racist than the US
@@Kotaro1326 do you even know what institutionalized racism means?
@@Kotaro1326 so you have not been to India or other countries.
The only true facts is in every country is between rich and poor .
Every poor community has high crime rates , lower standed schools and hospitals.
And less opportunities on finding good paying employment.
And are treated differently by law inforcement officers and the justice systems and banking institutions.
@@Kotaro1326 So, how many other countries have you been to ?? To have proof to back-up your ' blanket statement ' ?? Or, is it a talking point you read about at your WOKE seminar?? Try living as a Christian in the Middle East. Or, as a Jew. Now, there's INSTITUTIONALIZED RACISM!!!
As a non-American and a Muslim, the existence of Hawaii in this list is a shock to me, I visited the Island once and the people were super friendly with me when they knew I'm not American
I’m Native / indigenous my dads Black and White, My Grandma said she she was scared the first time she saw a black person😔
As a Californian, I'm kinda surprised we didn't make it on here cause there's so many racist Mexicans where I live and as a Mexican, I've witnessed many of them
I have witnessed this as well. Because many Mexicans have adopted ultra conservative views, as they were adopted into the USA. People rather deal with the people that have the most economic muscle. It is sad but true☑️
@@bigvalley4987 actually I’m gonna have to disagree with you a little bit. Most Mexicans here are liberal at least where I lived and they’re extremely racist especially to those who didn’t speak Spanish well. If anything it’s the conservatives that have been the nicest and least racist
i lived for years in East LA, im a white girl, i literally, not once, experienced any kind of snub or weirdness, i loved it there.
You mean racist liberals? Because that's most of what California is nowadays. I would know, I'm a "Californian" too lol
@@cheque5491 yeah that's exactly what I mean. I used to think California was the best but then I noticed how many liberals I was surrounded by 😭
*Can we SMASH 5000 LIKES for more videos about race, such as the Top 10 BLACKEST or WHITEST States?!*
Also, what do you think is the most Racist State and why? Cause there are likely many surprises on this list, hope you enjoy!
I am a racism enjoyer
MANGO I REMEMBER YOUUU
I can not believe this is MangoTango, I saw this video a while ago and a few others from this channel. Lmao watched like 50 MangoTango videos before 2017. A little part of the childhood.
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Honestly no matter where you go in this country expect racism. If you've never witnessed it it is because of where you are. It boils down to areas. There's no state in this country that isn't racist.
In other words, you don't live in reality.
@farkew more I’d like to know what country you come from😂😂
No, but the point is that these are the MOST racist.
Exactly! Even here in NYC
fang California is very racist
I can't believe TEXAS wasn't in the line-up
I totally agree when you look at how many known racist organizations in Texas
Nah that racist shit don't fly down here everybody got a firearm in their presence say some racist shit to a Texan black or white and your done for. Every Texan knows better anybody can and will be dealt with that's on some racist shit
I’m glad it isn’t
Im in southwest texas ie El Paso, Tx. Majority are mexicans its still a melting pot though and hardly bad js
@@Goodfella1999 I highly doubt that.
Racism is experienced across the world by every race, many people base their racism on life experiences.
Hard to believe Delaware beat out AL, FL, IN, MI and others. Maryland does not surprise me-lived there a few years and did witness routine discrimination. BTW, most of the public schools there are quite sad, academically.
Honestly when you brought up Milwaukee, I thought you were also going to mention Jeffrey Dahmer, who killed 17 men majority being black and Asian, but then we’re completely silenced after Dahmer was caught, Even the woman who was black would call the police on him a lot, but would say racist things to her and ignore her completely, just beyond messed up
Up to today’s date, people still have mixed feelings about Dahmer. Some hated him for what he did and were finally relieved after he was killed in prison by another inmate, and others sympathize with him because of the cruel childhood he had. His mom who didn’t care, his dad who taught him how to haunt and slay. They showed even more sympathy after he was baptized and found Jesus. Shortly after he was killed.
Jeffrey Dahmwr was not racist, he chose the people that he was most attracted to.
@@akritasdigenis4831 that’s a fact.
@@muradosman9998 We Black Americans don’t have mixed feelings about that racist serial killer Dahmer. You racists love him though
@@TheLuscious I don’t know why you assumed I’m racist. I never defended Dahmer. I only mentioned how the public opinion was split. Dahmer got what he deserved. I’m on your side.
I’ve lived all over the US and it is the same across the board, “people “ who claim not to be racist don’t live around the people they have to “worry” about but as soon as they show up in their precious enclave then they change. People from the west and north all claim not to be but a lot are. At least down south you know who is and who isn’t NO FAKING!!
Accept Florida where the northern population out beats actuall Floridians population
Racism shows its true colours only when someone from another race pushes the envelope.
💯Exactamundo💯
@Awesome Randomguy "The less diversity the better quality of life". Wrong. Do all these countries that you have mentioned have a history of slavery, oppression, white superiority?
@Awesome Randomguy Who is the hater?
I live in the capital of Maine.(I've live other places here too) I've been in Maine for over 20 years and I have very rarely encountered racism. Some ignorance yes. But it has been really easy to have a discussion about racism with ignorant people.
We often welcome asylum seekers and we're actively offering help to more people and simultaneously working to improve our homeless population.
The closer people live to Connecticut and Massachusetts the more openly racists they behave.
*DOESN'T STOP ME FROM GOING WHEREVER I WANT TO GO.... IN MYYYYYY COUNTRY!!!*
Here in Mobile, Alabama, we are 52% black and have a large Asian population as well. Being a seaport, we are very diverse, but are often thought of as racists. I think that's mainly our past being remembered. I'm surprised at your looking at older people as racists. At 72, as a child of the Sixties and the "Age of Aquarius" we thought racism and sexism would all be history. We are disappointed that our dream as not come true.
I know what you mean. It is very disappointing that these battles are still being fought.
@@coolaunt516 Very sad that those in power are trying everything they can to keep us divided.
Mobile Alabama you could smell racism…
Right on brother. ❤️
As a person who grew up in the '60s & '70s myself, I'm amazed that you could claim not to be racist! As a member of that generation, you should know better. Racism infects ALL of us. It's impossible to get away from in this country. All we can do is work to educate ourselves so that the racism that infects us all doesn't affect our behavior. & also work hard to start ridding our country, & our world of racism. But, how can we expect our country & it's institutions to admit to being racist, if we don't admit to our own racism? Admitting, we, ourselves, are infected by racism, is the (only) first step toward healing & moving forward.
I’m super shocked that Georgia and Florida weren’t high on this list. Especially Florida.
Florida is insanely diverse well more specifically the central and southern part the northern part is the more small minded part ironically
Tennessee
There are PLENTY BLACC FOLKS IN GA, NOT JUST ATLANTA, THEM CONFEDERATE'S HAVE TO TREAD LIGHTLY
I live in south Georgia and I have been around Georgia. I have to say its pretty good now and for the last 15 years. It also helps I live 10 min from an Air force base. By the way im half Filipino and white.
Yes yes and yes
Very interesting! Looking forward to more videos
Top 10 places I want to visit:
Racism is taught in the home and reinforced by media & institutions. Especially in rural area's or from rural areas
Mary you are so right everything starts at home .Parents are the first to have their children under their wings & children see, hear & remember everything so parents have much more influence than any other person or organization.
Indeed. Btw My great great great grandmother was named Mary. She lived to 104 and was Choctaw. 😊
Blacks and politics promoting the racism
@@logarithmrighton1733 You cannot blame just blacks on promoting racism. I’ve seen many younger whites on the far left and far right promoting racism and reverse racism. Hell I saw a couple of far left white kids calling a black lady racist and screaming at her for promoting a supposedly white agenda. Politicians is a whole other story. Live in your environment, not some political or media agenda. Your neighbors, friends, and coworkers are infinitely more important. I don’t remember this stuff in the 80’s, friends are friends. Friends have no specific skin tone. Edit to add family as well since many in my family are “mixed race”. I hate the term “mixed race” because race doesn’t matter one damn bit.
In my country, we don't have racism. I didn't even know what racism mean till I got here to the United States. Prejudice is all kind, not just a color. black people think the color only.
I've been in all of those states as a trucker. I only had issues in Portsmouth,Ohio asking directions to a company I was supposed to deliver to. The locals looked at me like they wanted to spit in my face when asked for directions. I will never go that far south on US 23 in Ohio again
Yeah I’m gonna agree with you on this. Where ever he got his info is wrong for sure I didn’t hear North Carolina, Nebraska, Iowa, Wyoming.
@@Jessejames-hb2ty all these states are redneck havens. Go in area where they dominate and you will see their true nature
Portsmouth is the scum of America why they made a whole new interstate so you don’t have to pass thru going along Kentucky lol
Yeah I no what you mean I grew up in east Cleveland Ohio and I seen alot of racist white people
I can't believe Ohio is not the top ten especially since this is Trump favorite stop and most of the Jan 6 people came from here very racist!!!!
I know this is 2 years old, just want to say I appreciated the methodology to arrive at this list. I'm very surprised that AL, FL, GA weren't on the list along with Mississippi, as those are the places I've experienced blatant racism and/or aggression. Interesting video!
That's right, calling us white people racist, is racist.
I'm from the southwest and I'm very fortunate to have been raised to not be racist. I never hated a fellow man for his skin color, only for their actions. I wish people would slow down and spread some love and support from time to time. It's hard to be mad and sad all the time.
I agree with you 100 percent!! Please continue to stay the way you are. God bless❤️
Yes! I was raised the same. There's good & bad in all walks of life.
Very fortunate? It’s extremely rare to be raised racist….
@@TheKingmanthe1 that statement sounds kinda racist.
You can not be raised not to be racist. Racism is a system of advantages and privileges that support the preferred race or group while disadvantaging and sabotaging the targeted group or race. You may not feel a way about the targeted group, but your white privileges and advantages still work for you.
For example, you and I can apply for the same loan at the same bank; and even though I may earn more than you, have a better credit score than you and qualify for better rates than you, I'm likely to get an over-priced, less than I requested loan, or be denied outright; while you shake hands with the loan officer who has agreed to take a chance on you for more than you requested, and at the lowest rate possible. That's just one example, but my point is that you can't turn off racism. It has to be dismantled out of society in order for you to not be racist. You may be a passive racist who doesn't behave unseemingly as active racist; but all white people benefit from racism in America just by being white and present in America.
My husband and his siblings were raised in the mountains of Virginia and west Virginia. My mother in law has told the story of how my brother in law reacted at 6 years old to seeing his first black person. It was his first day of school and he came home very excited. He said,"Mama, you are never going to believe what they have at school!! They have chocolate people!! I made a friend and he's chocolate!" To this day, my brother in law and his "chocolate friend " from 1st grade are best friends...they are in their 60s!!.
I grew up in northern Virginia, just outside Washington. My dad was a federal employee. By the time I started school, they were integrated. It never occurred to me to think any different about my friends of color. I guess it depends on the environment you are raised in. My parents didn't use the n word..ever and would have knocked our teeth out if any of us kids ever said it. My husband and I raised our kids to respect everyone and speak up when they see INJUSTICE of any kind. Racism is a learned behavior...as such, it can be unlearned.
So adorable!
Very thoughtful comment. Thank You and I love hearing your brother's sweet response.
Ageee
Such a sweet and wonderful story, if only there were more families like yours! Racism is an illness, that can be found all over the world. Racist people have low self esteem, and are ignorant & shameful!
I loved your story. My son made a friend in kindergarten who was black. Such a sweet kid. We lived in NY so meeting someone is black was easy. My son and his buddy are still friends after 34 years. They would do anything for each other.
Racism occurs on many levels and white people are discriminated against but it is rarely discussed.
My mother was white; my dad was mixed Spanish and native Cuban. I took after my more dark-skinned dad. They were both professionals and so we had 'help.' The help was more brown than I was. I never gave skin-color a second thought because of how my parents and their friends - who came from all over the world - were. One day, though, I was trying to get away with not eating the yolk of the fried egg that Mary Truth had made for my breakfast when mom walked in, heard Mary Truth telling me that I needed to finish my breakfast, watched me ignoring her, and then chastised me saying "Just because she's brown doesn't mean you don't have to listen to her. Do as your told."
Inside my little head I heard "Just because she's brown???? What would that have to do with anything? I just hate yolk." It was summertime and I was almost as brown as Mary Truth was... I did as I was told and ate the damn yolk but it would be decades before I 'understood' what had gone on there.
Imagine being ranked #50 in education, #47 in healthcare, #47 in technological advancement, #48 in college degrees by per capita, and $34K median family income but ranked #4 in racism. Good job Mississippi.
To be racist you have to remove logic from your life as well. I mean how logical can you be to think skin tone means someone is inherently bad? Freaking YIKES! 😅
I knew a lady who was involved in Mississippi education system. She said they have lowered the test scores many times so kids can pass, and go to college or just to pass high school.
Not everyone in Mississippi is uneducated that’s my home state and yes it has some trash ass people morally but I know a good amount of people that are intelligent and have went on to do things that their folks couldn’t. Breaking generational curses sounds pretty logical and intelligent to me and yes these people are black folk
stereotypes did not arise by chance hard to accept but they are true to a certain percentage
@@redliner999
I’ve lived in several states in America, you are 100% correct. It’s been true in any state I’ve visited or lived in.
No matter what Nationality you are, or where you live somebody's going to have a problem with it. It's just a sad situation.
This makes the most sense here to me
how is a you tube channel that uses twitter and Redditt for their research taken remotely serious in their analysis of racists states . Racism and classism exist everywhere. Humanity is still largely tribal.
I CAN NOT believe indiana didnt make the list
As it’s been said so many times… ‘Treat others the way you would like to be treated’ ❤
Good statement!😁
Treat others the way they want to be treated. Treating others the way you would like to be treated is unconscious bias…….
Well the way I was treated growing up means that you're going to get your ass f****** kicked abused be rated and treated like a goddamn idiot
Ut tibi sic aliis.
Remember the Golden Rule:
Whoever has the gold, makes the rules.
I'm surprised Hawaii made the list. I'm black and lived there for 5 years. Those were the most enjoyable years of my life. I never felt any racist behavior towards me. In fact, I experience more racist behavior towards whites, who most Hawaiians felt were taking over the islands with their presence. I guess racism works both ways.
Yea it so weird that he never talked about the racism towards haoles and only talked about the ignorance towards black people which isn't racism and most locals in hawaii would never do something racist towards blacks usually they just kinda stare at em and think "wow its been a while since I've seen a black guy he looks interesting"
I agree. I loved Hawaii. The locals were very welcoming.
The reason some get picked on in Hawaii because of their attitude. They end up bringing their entitled attitude. For you to get along with a lot of the local people is get to know them. A lot of locals love when you strike a conversation with them.
I was in Hawaii only for holiday. But I experienced the same lack of sentiment by Hawaiians towards white people. And that was in December when the streets of Honolulu were crawling with Japanese and Korean tourists.
@@frederickhaddox2063 once again the reason why a lot of white people get it because there has been a lot of white entitled attitude people more so since the pandemic started. Those entitled people tends to mess it up for everyone else. It was all over Hawaii local news how bad these people were acting towards hotel workers mostly. Some of them their mouth even goes off when a Hawaii resident tell them put on your mask (when indoors). That was also on Hawaii local news . So once again sadly it messes it up for a lot of white people. Try being a Asian American living in the mainland. Only way I got around fine was when I was with my husband (who is white) . Hawaii is just one place white people are getting treated very poorly. Asian Americans are getting treated poorly all over the mainland. You should’ve seen when a white family beaten up a Filipino kid at the grocery store on Maui because the kid asked them to put on their mask. Try working in the hotel, grocery store and a white person split in your face because they not getting their way. Those are the kinds of people who mess it up for white tourist.
Using these social media is NOT a judge of racism. Only certain kinds of people have social media accounts. I call bullshit
Agreed. Twitter not the best metric to support a claim of 'most racist state'. At best what we have here is, 'states with the highest percentage of negative racist Twitter posts'. Not at all the same claim.
An honorable mentions would’ve been hilarious.
Hawaii doesn't surprise me. The native Islanders and white "mainlanders" have experienced a lot of friction with one another for generations.
After the overthrow of the Hawaiian islands and how people come to visit and disrespect Hawaii!. Motto ( one bad apple ruins the orchard). That fits for Hawaii visitors ALWAYS!!!!!!
If your African American don't ever go to Hawaii and spend a dime. Do better things with your hard earned money not vacation there..
@@lavaughnfla518 y? Gotta Back it up!
@@lavaughnfla518 please name one country or state that don't have any racist fools and your going to stop some racist from making you travel
@@sandrataylor7892 I'm just telling you as being from Hawaii.. we don't want you or your culture here. But I'll take your money ignorant.
I grew up in Virginia and heard this quote like 40 years ago ... "The south accepts black people as individuals while the north accepts black people as a race." This explains the ideology how the north was against slavery, but didn't want black people being their neighbors.
Deep point
interesting perspective...
Lol. Nonsense.
Yup
In part, because they were considered property at one time. That mindset continues.
The world would probably be better if Twitter didn't exist-
I'm Colombian and my skin is tanned, my boyfriend is a white man from Wisconsin. I have been there many times and I have never felt discriminated there. I hope nothing changes! 😊
Bc the people there are probably afraid that you might have connections to drug lords so they don’t dare mess with you
@@Hugecannonballs😂😂😂😂... it's funny, but maybe you are right..
I'm sure because you probably just look like a tanned white girl to them.. they go after those most distinctively non-white, so of course blacks are at the top of their list (though it's crazy because all races descended from Africa and even now, they have the largest genomic diversity and expression of any place on earth).
When I was 17 yrs old ( back on August of 1998) I moved to Chesapeake Va. That was the first place that made me realize racism really existed. My second day there I had a group of Caucasian boys want to fight me. Because I was Caucasian boy from New York who wore baggy clothes, who also listened to rap music. Plus to top it all off my family is diverse. We are Caucasian,Afro-American,Irish,Italian and Puerto Rican. It just blew my mind moving to a place where none of the ethnicity really didn't like each other cause of the color of your skin
My,my,my. I've been in VA. Over 60 plus years and VA IS NOW MORE THAN EVER JUST A VERY RACIST STATE, BUT THAT IS MAINLY towards black people because slavery derived on VA land. Your founding racist forefathers created their own laws for the country here right here.
What about Tex and Oklahoma
You have every right to be at any corner of the US. You pay taxes so you are entitled to move and go ANYWHERE without being discriminated!
@Danny. That is called stupid people for you!!!
hey im from nyc and moved to virginia beach in 2012 crazy similar :O
My girlfriend and I, both white, have been staying at a friend's house in SoCal for a couple of months and have a long uphill climb to get back there every time we leave to go shopping or to take care of business. And do you know who has consistently shown us the most kindness and consideration so far by offering us rides, etc?
Black women.
Im Older, and White and I experienced the same thing. Got more help from kind Black women who cared. I think the mother instinct is strong in Black women.
Black people are naturally good people don't believe the hype you see on TV or social media.
Bullshit.
Your girlfriend is virgin?
As somebody who has hitchhiked around the country. I never gotta ride from a black woman not once out of hundreds of rides.
This is interesting. I would like to see more data points like recent legislation.
Thanks for the info. Some states surprise me. I am surprised no to see Texas, North and South Carolina
I mean the president is from Delaware and here's one of his famous quotes, "poor kids are just as smart as white kids." 🤦♂️
Biden has a LONG history of racist comments, going back decades.
And that's just one of them. Don't forget "If you have a problem deciding whether you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black". 😂
@@Sammykyt Truly a man of his word.
@@ruralsquirrel5158 left and right are racists
@@Nopebrbra It has nothing to do with Left vs. Right. Prejudice is unfortunately part of the fallen human nature. The question is, whether people have the self-awareness to overcome it within themselves.
I am 53, born and raised in Alabama. I grew up and still live in a small town. Growing up interracial dating was pretty much taboo. Fast forward to now. Nobody looks twice at a mixed couple nobody cares.
Not saying no racists still live here. Yes, they do. But I have been to most states and can tell you racism exists in every state.
"nobody looks twice at a mixed couple" speak for yourself pal! you're as wrong as you can be! millions still do because it's being promoted on a vast scale by the MSM
@@casedismissed8581 If you read carefully, you will note that I was primarily talking about the small Alabama town I grew up in. During the 80's when I was a teen, mixed couples were still very much frowned upon. 2022, in that same small town in Alabama, most people don't care . Please note I didn't say there are no racists here.
I also said there are racists in every state. Some whites hate blacks, blacks hate whites, Mexicans hate Asians and so on. There will always be racism (useful idiots) and that's a sad truth.
I was born in Alabama. I have no hate for no one. I don’t think Alabama has much division but racism people are everywhere. I say United we stand divided we fall
I was just watching a show where an older Alabama native said in 1970 it was still unsafe to be in a interracial relationship in Alabama and if you were u could potentially be hung.
@@rpdbu8250 u just ran off a list of some of the worst culprits/states
No Laws protect racist and oppressors...
1)Delaware
2) South Dakota
3) Maine
4) Mississippi
5) Hawaii
6)Wisconsin
7) Kansas
8) Arkansas
9) West Virginia
10) Maryland
Thank you! You saved 10 minutes of my life
"Poor kids are just as smart as white kids!"
~Joe Biden
(D) Delaware
Biden is not only stupid, he's criminal and ruining our country. Look at what he's done in one year!
One of Brandon’s famous quotes. Him saying this all awhile pandering to the black community. His wife Jill now has upped the ante and referenced Latino decent being similar to a breakfast taco. The even more mind blowing thought I’d the very people they are referring to the ones that actually vote for Biden🤯
Just imagine if Trump or his family said that.
@@tyronesharp401 probably would have been crucified
Misty I don’t thank it’s racist because all white peoples talk like trump has done said some mess up stuff Biden has said mess up Stuff it’s just white folks being white folks
As a black man myself I am very proud of it! I hate stereotypes of us being "Thugs" or other bad names. there are so many great things about African American's.
No human being anywhere is of less value than anybody else. The same mix of good, bad, ignorant, lazy, pleasant, unkind, aggressive, generous, broad-minded etc people exists in every community. Yes, we all have our identity and we should be proud of the way God made us. We should challenge racism, homophobia, xenophobia and any attitude that is inhibiting the lives of others. There's something about human beings though in that so many people seem to need somebody else to blame for their own shortcomings. And when it's done in the name of God !!!!!
Never understood this - "proud because I'm black/white/asian/latino" and etc. You just were born that race, I think it's just ok, it really doesn't matter(because to me all people are equal, doesn't really care about race), I think most important things are who you are as a person, good/bad, your achivments. If you are good, do nothing bad to other people, maybe even help from time to time to people some charity for example it's great and you can say, I'm pround that I'm who I'm and that I live my life like that. ( Never heard from my parents, we are so pround of you, you are white lol, sounds so funny when I imagine a big table and my birthday)
80 percent of you commit crimes regularly
@@brildidge9523 "Challenge Homophobia"? You tolerate sexual deviants? They are no different from rapists or child molestors and in fact, many are molesters. Look at all those catholic priests.
@@ggergger8584 "i truly am proud of being white" that always goes away when someone in your race then appears bad on the news, then i see, "as a white _, i am ashamed ___"
A big part of the reason Mississippi hasn't elected a PoC for a long time is that minorities are more likely to receive harsher sentences for the same crime. The state has a "no felons voting" law. So between that and a racist police force, a higher percentage of minorities can't vote.
Recently in Kansas a black kid was arrested because he brought a knife to defend himself against bullies. The school knew he was being bullied because of his race and did nothing. It wasn't until the kid was ready to fight back did the school act. That's how it is with racists.
Utah, Alabama, Montana, Idaho, Texas, all can receive honorable mention.
I visited the Four Corners with my family in 1967. My dad's ancestors came from Bohemia and Switzerland but he had dark skin. With his straw hat and sunglasses he could easily pass for a Native American. My brothers and I are light skinned like my mother. Well, Dad bought us ice cream and the Native girl behind the counter stared at us, and finally angrily slammed the change down on the counter. She thought Dad was a sellout! I have never forgotten that experience.
as if she was going to marry him or have a chance at him, anyways.
I never in my life understood people treating one another differently because of skin, eyes or hair color. Racism is broad. Even people of your own race can be racist towards one another. It doesn't matter if your Black, White, Hispanic, Indian or Asian. We all have to check and evaluate how we treat others. Period!!!!
no white people hold the title for World wide racism... noone on earth has done the horrid things they have done regarding race to EVERY RACE ON THE PLANET.. NOONE..
Racism damages a white racist person's relationships with other whites. Racist people are pushy, controlling, and manipulative; and this can drive other whites crazy.
I was bothered to see Wisconsin on the list. I was born in Wisconsin, and still have relatives there.
@@ceciliaroders5152
That's highly understandable because at the end of the day, it's really balls down to the character of the individual. Some people are just a natural narcissist and will do anything in their power, to knock others down; just so they can exalt themselves. But what they don't realize is that they are only hurting themselves because their living in an imaginary world and are having a difficult time facing reality or adapting to their environment and others. Another part of that is self hate or self pride.
@DON'T PANIC! It's just my opinion
Unfortunately, they probably passed away because of all the stress from the racist folks. I love everyone, racist or not but right is right and wrong is wrong. I try to separate myself from evil people.
I agree! I've seen it first hand. In Mexico people are so racist to their own people and then they complain about racism when they come to the USA.
“There is no such things as race,” said Morrison. "Racism is a construct; a social construct. And it has benefits. Money can be made off of it. People who don’t like themselves can feel better because of it. It can describe certain kinds of behavior that are wrong or misleading. So [racism] has a social function. But race can only be defined as a human being”
― Toni Morrison
I am actually very surprised. I expected every single one of them to be in the south.
I am a Caucasian elderly woman from Louisiana, totally non-racist, who was so happy to learn that Louisiana was not included in the 10 most racist states, but it boggled my mind that Mississippi did not make it to the #1 spot; it deserved it from my long period of being schooled that lynching was a matter of seeking justice. I remember the horrific Emmett Till lynching. He was so young and (13 or 14 I believe and he was not guilty of what that angry mob accused him of. I believe the alleged victim confessed to the lie. So yes, Mississippi is one state I would not like to live in. Fact is, some of my best friends are African-American.
🥷🏿🤘🏽😎
I may fly over or drive through Alabama nd Mississippi one day bt I'll never stay.
@@jaybone2189 Northeast MS
Emmett Till's dad was executed by the U.S. Army for rape and murder in Italy in World War II lol.
@@rashadharris4700 that’s where y’all from?
I remember this veterinarian in Louisiana hit my vehicle by running a red light, he told the police “ are you going to believe in a foreigner and a bus driver over my story?”
The bus driver was the witness and he was black.
He thought he could lie because he was white and a doctor.
It happened in South Carolina too! Two women in different occasions said “ This is what happens when you hire a foreigner”. I am here legally, I pay my taxes and I don’t even have a traffic ticket. They wanted to return some clearly used items and I said no. I moved out of there.
They are horrible down south but whites all over America will pull that mess
❤❤❤❤❤😮. Sorry to hear that!!
Doctor are the worst when it comes to racism
I grew up in Louisiana and yes they are racist. I would always get called the n word in traffic
It not as bad in Louisiana, and I experience more in Alabama then Louisiana or I seen more discrimination in Alabama then Louisiana, I can agree on that.
I , still can't believe how we can still have racisms
Totally shocked that Kentucky, Colorado , Utah , or Montana was not on the list.
The worst are Indiana , Idaho and Montana.
Kentucky usa state
Colorado usa state
Utah usa state
Montana usa state
Idaho usa state
Montana usa state
Interesting
All these states have incredibly low crime rates
What a HUGE Coincidence 😂
Had to drive through West Virginia at night going from Cleveland to Charlotte. I made sure I had enough gas to get through the state without stopping. This was motivated by a previous experience where I was confronted by 3 white men at a gas station south of Charleston who threatened me and told me to they’d better never see me again.
Damn bro 💔
Horrible
Should of said, say hello to my little friend!
You should have called the cops.
See how their cowards.....3 of them .
There's only one race and that's the human race💯
Not to most of the ppl in comments. I think they got lost on their way to Twitter. SMH 🙄
your thinking is just like my thinking fr
@@OldDanTucker I pray for peace on Earth God is coming soon
@@juliusadams1453 I sure hope so homie
@@OldDanTucker my brother
top 10 most racist parts of america
#1 any middle school
At the rate we are going, soon this
will be titled: - The top 3 non-racists
states in America.
I really am shocked Indiana didn’t make this list. It’s a northern state, but life here is like that in the south.
They don't hide it either they stop you in the streets. Seen this when I visited.
The white supremacists are still marching there! I have relatives there & IL.MI & OH. & they go there quite often. The whole state of IN.-is called
“ Northern Alabama”.
I agree, however Texas is tje most racist state in america.
I don't put much stock in the methodology in the "study"
@@benmoore6612 Same. It’s subjective.
1975 University of New Mexico. The Reverend Billy Graham said it the best. "We are all related by blood". "When a transfusion is required. We don't ask if the blood is from a white man. A yellow man. Or a black man. The type of blood and the compatibility is what matters". This is nonsense. We should be Uniting as the Country of Immigrants that we are. God bless America.
If you're born here, you ain't an immigrant!
@@spiritofdixie2389 the only true American are the American Indians. BOY!
@@gregorioromero5809 Not quite! Let me explain some little known and understood facts. North and South America, including Caribbean from AD 1492 until today have been steadily immigrated to. Since Colombo, there have been many migrations and immigrations for various reasons by various nationalities. Not all Americans descend back to immigrants from 1492. Some do, but some also got here yesterday and had children. Between 1492 and today, it's been a continuum of people coming to the Americas - Whites, Blacks, and Browns (i.e. Mixed folks) from all over Eurasia, Africa, and Australasia.
Now, using this template, let's extrapolate backwards from 1492 all the way back to around 2000 or 2500 BC. Where do you think the modern day descendants of the Brown Pre-Colombians came from? Do you think they just popped up out of the ground like grass or weeds? Of course not! They are the descendants of immigrants from around 2000+ BC all the way up until 1492 as well. Whites, Blacks, and Browns (i.e. Mixed folks) from all over Eurasia, Africa, and Australasia migrated for many different reasons to the Americas. It sort of petered off around AD 200 to a mere trickle, but, it never completely stopped. Cristoforo Colombo was only one of possibly 1001 "Colombo's" throughout history to migrate to the Americas. These Brown Pre-Colombians are the Mixed descendants of Blacks, Whites, and already Mixed (i.e. Brown) folks. In other words, the Brown Pre-Colombians don't descend from one group of people who migrated millennia ago, then nothing, then Colombo, then us! No siree! Migration has been an up and down continuum of migration from millennia prior to Colombo until today. Colombo was only one of many. These are the historical facts. So, it's really impossible to determine who's bloodline was here first, even among the Brown Pre-Colombians. Sorry pal, but it ain't an "us" vs. "them". It's a migratory continuum, that Colombo was only one, small part of historically speaking.
Coupled with the facts that people have been invading each other, colonizing each other, conquering each other, and assimilating each other over the centuries and millennia, you can't point the finger at Post-Colombian Americans as if the Pre-Colombians never did any of these things to each other! Everybody has been doing this to everybody since forever! An American legally born anywhere in the Americas according to whatever country's laws is an American by continentality. An American born here today is no more or less than the descendant of an immigrant 4 millennia ago! As soon as you start using duration of lineage, you make it all subjective and arbitrary. Whether a 1st generation American or a 10,000th generation American or anyone in between - one is no more or less than the other! Even though my ancestors didn't arrive in the Americas until the mid to late 1800s, I'm no less American than Americans who descend all the way back to the Mayflower! Mayflower descendants are no less American than Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria descendants. Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria descendants are no less American than all the other vast numbers of people who came here over the several millennia prior to the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria.
The descendants of the Lakotans claim the US government owes them the Black Hills back. Okay, fair enough. However, the Lakotans took the Black Hills from the Cheyennes, the Cheyennes took them from the Arikarans! Who knows how far this scenario goes back. My point is, if we owe Mount Rushmore back to the Lakotan descendants, then they owe it to the Cheyenne descendants, and they, in turn, owe it back to the descendants of the Arikarans!
All nations on Earth have been made this way or in similar ways. The US and the Americas as a whole are no different in this respect! Way too many people believe it's okay if it's Black/Brown on Black/Brown, or Black/Brown on White, just as long as Whites don't invade or colonize or take land! It's only wrong if Whitey does it! Whites and Black/Browns have been doing this to each other for millennia. It's a HUMAN problem, not a race/color problem.
Conclusion: I'm just as true an American as an Aztec, Mayan, Cherokee, or Choctaw descendant!
@@gregorioromero5809 I reckon you weren't expecting a "dumb ol Southerner" like me to dump truck a wide plethora of knowledge on you like that, did ya..., BOY?
@@spiritofdixie2389 Boy? Hell. I've got enough hair to weave you a blanket. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
As a marylander, I can confirm that we are all racist, and that we host racism tournaments in the sewers of Baltimore.
FYI all countries are racist or have racist people, people prefer people like themselves
As a black Virginian I'm really surprised Maryland made the list. I know quite a few black people from Maryland who moved to Virginia and they've all told me the racism in Virginia is worse.
Thought MARYLAND was democrat land . VIRGINIA does have discrimination to the point of nausea. I think people are justly upset for most of this. We should be nicer regardless.👍🏽
The Black people who moved to Virginia from Maryland probably weren't around a lot of White people or didn't feel any racist tension from them. I'm a Black American living in Baltimore, Maryland and I've received racism from foreigners (Pakistanis, Indians, Chinese, Hondurans, Mexicans) and I find it disgusting. Some of the White people in Baltimore are racist but I haven't experienced much from them, it's more from the foreigners. When you go out of Baltimore into other counties in Maryland, there you will see confederate flags and little statues that symbolize "N*gger go away" or "N*gger you are Welcome". 😐
I live in MD. And it's here believe that,and it's worse then Virginia but it is what it is the way that a person feels about me I feel about them if I'm a Nigger then you a Cracker so that's how I feel about all races if you feel a certain way about me I feel the same way about you what you give me is what you get back
Maryland has one of the richest predominantly Black county in the country.
Maryland is a democratic state. I've lived in Maryland for 54yrs. Yes it has it's prejudices, but to be number 10 on the chart.i have to say I was a bit shocked 😲
I lived in Milwaukee,Wi with ex girlfriend in the late 90s and moved back to Michigan immediately,I seen the racism and hate there,glad I moved back to where I was raised.
Now that's a racist state..Racine and surrounding county...Wisconsin!!!...
California, Illinois, New York, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington, and Massachusetts.
I was born in North Alabama and, even as a child,, I knew racism wasn't something you had to search for. It was everywhere. I knew it was wrong but as a white kid, it seemed somewhat abstract. Fast forward several years and I'm working in Huntsville and decided it would be a good idea to continue my undergrad education at a local University. So I applied and began registration at Alabama A&M, an HBCU. Suddenly, for the first time in my life, I'm the minority. I was scared. Nervous. Didn't know who I could trust to give me a fair shake. I expected retaliation for a laundry list of grievances etc. I WAS WRONG. I was treated like an honored guest and I was ashamed that I expected the worst from my fellow students and professors. I LOVE MY A&M FAMILY.
Yaaaaay are you moving to DETROIT now?
@@annat8556 lol
Glad you got to enjoy the HBCU experience…🙌🏾
@@annat8556 so you pride yourself on being a hate monger, wow what aspirations
@@klondite1621 , She will be successful in her life, i can see.
I was intimidated, in 1990, moving from Detroit to Middle Tennessee because of the Southern reputation, the KKK was created in Pulaski, TN. I found the friendliest, most polite, relaxed culture that I had ever seen. Kids say, "Yes, sir." Strangers greet each other, and start small talk with anybody. Just don't ever be in a rush. You'll be the only one that is mad. I really miss great neighbors, friends there. As a POC, after 14 years there, I only had 1 apartment neighbor that refused to speak, and some guys in West End giving me the evil eye for dining with an attractive white woman.
When I travel throughout the country, I never worry about rudeness, or disapproval of my mixed race family. I'm here to see the attractions, not to see the people. They cannot take away my joy, I don't give access to my anger to strangers here or there. Trips cost too much to be getting upset during.
Hold on to your joy-but always be on alert-for your family.
@@WAVYU5 You're absolutely right, brother! All 4 of us carry non-lethal pepper spray, pepperball self defense, even in National Parks across the US. Unlike firearms, we can travel across the country legally.
"cant take away my joy"...Excellent!...let it be known you have helped someone today...Me!
@ sociol. You have a great attitude!!!!😊
La actitud siempre....
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My wife is brown, my grandson is black. The most racism I ever got was in NYC. Never had a problem since I moved to Arkansas. I call this video BS.
NYC !!! Is this true ?
The only racist I have ever met were from states that are ran by Democrats and most of them were black
"Racism has always been a part of U.S. history"
Racism has nearly always been a part of world history and the human condition.
True
Unfortunately, so true. It began when God in his infinite wisdome decided to make us all of different shades of colour...
@@balajay8921 I am from the deep South I always got u talk funny or black people don't talk like u. I was born in Louisiana and grew up in Houston. I like Detroit cause it's a great place for foreigners I feel foreign not American despite being born in the US and having an American accent
That doesn't make it okay.
Exactly what I said. You can tell he’s not well traveled.
The ' but hey/hay ' never gets old :D
;)
@@FromHeretoThere great video Europe has problems with brown and black people also. I believe it will improve I currently live in Des Moines Iowa and trying to learn this city.
Isn't it ironic how it is a non-minority does a study on racism.
Well if there s any racism, we should start with the fact that English speaking people speak a language that is 65% Latin and Greek
As a black northerner that moved to GA 20 yrs ago. I can say you are spot on. It is far less racist in the south vs north except Mississippi. Segregation may have started in the south but it ended in the north and still exists there.
Correct, I've talked with hundreds of people all across the nation, and the southern states are the friendliest. (both sides) Isn't it ironic that they contained the majority of plantations?
At the end the democratic states are the most racist
It's not technically that. It's the fact that Southerners are raised to be polite and hospitable. There's 2 types of racism in the south,
1. The overt racism
2. The hidden racism
This is coming from someone who was born and raised in the south
@@Remember_the_Time Maybe but over 60 years of my life I've seen a lot of changes and mixed couple does not seem to bother anyone anymore used to bother me it hasn't quite a while I mean that's nothing to be necessarily proud of but where I'm from it's no big deal
To me racism bigotry is a matter of individual. Ascribing individual states as racist is ridiculous
The word racist is now used so many times out of context it is becoming meaningless.
Actually, the word racist isn't used anywhere nearly enough. When politicians & others say or do racist things, they, & their behavior, are rarely called racist. Usually some less blatant euphemism is used instead.
No ,certain people keep it alive, and then deny they're racist.
Yeah, they've worn it out. Just like the word Honky back in the 60's 😂
@@anitahernandez8045 It no longer matters what color a person's skin is, there are racist in every nationality! 🙄
How is it used out of context??
Take for example, Hawaii? Really! Should have never been on this list.
If this study shows Wyoming as one the least racist states it is definitely flawed.
Why are Americans obsessed with racism? I been to many places in the US and never experienced racism