As a black female, another popular offensive question we get is, “is your hair real?” When we grow our hair really long and leave it in its natural curls. It’s offensive because people assume all of us wear wigs, fake hair all the time and that our hair can’t grow out long and be beautiful just live someone with naturally straight hair.. When some of us literally don’t do anything to it but wash it, comb/brush it and style it.
That's not racist. Its very rare to see a black woman wear her natural hair/texture so if they think it may actually be her hair they are asking out of curiosity. Nothing racist about it.
@@bellacortez you cant sit here and tell a black person that that is not racist you don’t experience that to truly feel offended or feel that it is racist it is in fact racist they don’t ask that out of curiosity they ask that because they feel as if black women cant grow their hair because they are black so yes it is racist stop bringing your ignorant thoughts on the racist things black people go through
@@kellyyvonne8507 I understand what you are racist but it is racist to me and most black women because they ask us that even when our hair is out everytime we get a new hairstyle they ask why our hair is like that our why or our hair is “short” because it’s not like theirs so in most black women eyes it’s ignorant and another reason why I say it’s racist because they act dumbfounded asking that question you know they know it’s braids we can clearly see by the way they ask that that they are being racist that’s why I’m saying their racist I wouldn’t if I heard person who is not black ask that in a way where they are actually curious.
Not typing this in a argumentative way, just wanted to say something for this particular thing. As a black person in Japan, I get that question often, but I think you're assuming a lot of additional context that certainly doesn't apply across the board here the way it usually does in the West. For instance a student will ask if my locks are my real hair, then I explain my hair is an afro and that if I twist it, it can become locks. Then they immediately try to do it on the spot (followed by me explaining that their hair texture has to be permed to do so while mine doesn't, which they didn't know) with "that's amazing/pretty/cool", "I wanna do it too!" comments, or maybe none at all. The question does come often, but doesn't immediately mean the person asking is looking down on us. They rarely see it here (especially small cities) AND can't do it naturally the way we can, so of course on first sight a person can be surprised and curious seeing something they only see in person if they see me. Also, most people I know here have very little knowledge of our wig use, too lol. Like, they super don't know about it at all since they don't really use them aesthetically like we do lol!
I know that all cultures have their beauty standards and history, but it did sadden me to see some of them worry about their skin being ''dark'' or ''black''. I know that in Korea skin color is a huge deal, but I would still like to say to these kids that there is no shame in being slightly tanner, tan, or lmao straight-up black bro. Tanning is a natural thing and should be considered nothing more than a natural thing. I find it interesting that some of these kids think they look dark when to me they look white/pale. Colorism is definitely a matter that needs to be talked about more seriously around the world. I wonder when will come the time that people stop complying with unrealistic and senseless beauty standards and start realizing that they are perfect the way they are...
Your comment was exactly what I was looking for.I was wondering did anyone catch the part about her being offended about her skin being called dark. People really show how they feel about dark skin.
2:25 You can tell shes getting really irritated haha, me too girl, me too. And i love how the guy with the headband was calling out the racist questions without hesitation
I love how the guy with the headband not only called out the offensive words/actions and informed the speaker that they were being racist and offending him, but how he did it with a firm voice and he shut them down quickly.
as a indigenous person(First nations of the country) me and my family get a lot, i got so many offensive comments in school and i still get them, like " u ppl are all savages" or " go back to your country, you´re a monster", my dad got a lot in school just like me, ppl often say we´re "dirty"(bc of traditional body and face paintings), so videos like this are soo important cause everyone should be against any type of racism yk
Also, i get the most from ppl from here(Brazil), racism is in almost every comment, stereotypes(like all indigenous people live in the forest), if we don't actually fight against it we can't get a better society any time soon
your cultures are very interesting! i love learning about your guys culture and traditions in class! try to ignore the offensive comments, i know it’s hard to, but try your best.
@@FSORENA thanks^^, learning about indigenous cultures is a v good way to get to know what non indigenous ppl can do to help the movement too, we need attention on so many things qe need to talk about so, I try even more bc im actually a activist online too(so that can be v stressful), but sometimes is just frustrating, we need to fight against racism bc my people are being murdered and attacked contantly so
@@FSORENA yes, its not nice at all right, i think that to help the indigenous movement is the best to follow indigenous person to share infos and get to know more, like, im from Brazil and here we´re actually fighting against a law thats gonna make so many indigenous family homeless, but in the US they always talk abt different matters, so following indigenous people is actually the best, i make educetional posts on twitter but its mainly in portuguese
As a black folk it makes me angry if someone touch my hair without permission+ stereotypes like all blk ppl r good at sports r not true everyone is different let's respect each other Let's make the world best place for our children
I’m not black (of course), but as a brazilian woman I’m so tired of xenophobic and sexists comments. I lost my counts of how many times I heard “Are you brazilian? I love brazilian woman?”, “Hablas español?”, “You don’t look brazilian”, “How much is the hour?” (asking thinking that I’m a whore), “Are you really a tourist?” and many others comments. Even though I try to ignore it sometimes I feel very offended.
That's probably what he hears from fair skinned people around him. It's pretty normal in Asian countries to be called dark or black just because you're slightly tanned. He didn't mean that he's really black.
When did millenarian east asian cultures had to change the language and way to express because shits happened on other side of world? I'm not saying that what happened wasn't that bad, but you should just understand that America and Europe aren't all the world and cultures shouldn't work according to the western because "oh no, didn't you remember what people million of kilometers away did?", Korean schools don't teach what happened on other continents and there's not anything wrong on that
I'm glad that most of them got the message, but the girl at 7:26 pretty much said "It's okay to have racist/extremely prejudiced thoughts, just don't say them out loud or act on it :)" and that's not as progressive as she thinks. I hope someone tells her that she shouldn't even have those thoughts to begin with, instead of just being polite on the outside or talking behind the person's back with her friends
i think she means of more "i cant control what you think but whatever you do think dont say it outloud" sort of deal. because she did realize the racism at some point so i think what she is trying to say is more sorta like keep your opinions to your self kinda thing.
I think that she meant like not to talkk about it outloud or behind their back but people do get thoughts like this, it just comes naturally, you really cant control your thoughts it is like being curious yknow?
For me, as an African-American, the most offensive question(s) are the ones that display skepticism in my intelligence (when I was eight years old, I had a teacher who didn't believe that I had passed tests without cheating) or questions, in which my moral compass is being prejudged.
As the questions continued, I got incredibly upset more and more. It pisses me off when I see or hear these type of things asked; such racist questions are not okay in the slightest. Sure, they aren't directed at me considering I'm not a POC; but I at least had a decent upbringing and was taught to NEVER use racial slurs, be respectful to my elders, respect others for their sexualities, gender identities, religious beliefs, opinions, etc. I'm not like those pieces of shit racist bastards, thankfully. With that said, I hope things are going well for everyone health wise, mental health wise, etc. Just know that this guy, _me,_ loves you no matter what your ethnicity is or where you come from.
uhh this is kinda hypocritical considering you called a specific group a bunch of bastards so you technically aren’t being respectful to everyone for their opinion
Koreans especially have some issues in regards to looks and skin color. As do many Asian countries. Lighter skin versus darker skin. Double eyelids versus single eyelids. Then you have the issue of body size. height and weight. And those issues are all internal irrespective of any issues dealing with foreigners or sexual orientation. Prejudice, stereotypes, bigotry and discrimination are issues I think all countries have in some regards or another. It's something we all need to be aware of and handle on a daily basis. That isn't what some fools call "politically correct" but just doing the right thing. Denying its existence doesn't make it go away. Nor does it fix the problem. If your car's engine is sputtering can you just ignore it? Wish it to go away. No of course not. So you can't just wish racism away or ignore its existence. You can't just believe it is fixed already. Or think that talking about it is some offense to you. Not being honest and open won't fix racism or make everyone get along better. Only through understanding and empathy can we make the situation better.
You just shut up, west have all of these problems but oh no, let's blame Asians because their culture didn't contact and didn't want to contact another non east asian culture 😭 good examples: american and european "expeditions" on Korea, Japan, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
Can I say this is refreshing take on it but I would like to see this with also the general public. Cause yes it's good to have kids at a young age realized all black people or any race are their stereotypes but grown people. People I will meet on the streets or in the bus and would have deep rooted assumptions about black people or any race. PS. I love how they asked to touch their hair and girlfriend straight up said NO!. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
Love the Hair Band guy...I just wish everyone could just respect others and their cultures. As a white American I had my problems living in Korea, but I still love Korea and the people.
I live in Belgium and I have received a lot of racist comments from students, friends and even teachers in class, even though these questions might sound so basic they can really be hurtful, a lot of hurtful comments and my insecurities came from people making comments about me wearing my natural hair.
We should do this type of experiments in latinoamerica or north america the people use to be more ignorant in this part of the world about racism :( anyway, thank you for y'all who participate guys 💖
I just felt absolutely terrible when that poor girl said her and her friends were sensitive about their skin and were offended for being called dark or yellow. What's wrong with being dark or yellow?! Nothing. Nothing at all. (Unless you have jaundice, then please see a doctor) We are all human beings and you are beautiful just the way you are.
I think that although there are intentionally racist people, there are also other people who ask racist questions without malicious intent and I think that is because society itself is racist and normalizes certain behaviors. That is why I think it is necessary to speak out and always highlight when these minimal manifestations of racism happens. Excellent video!
With some of them saying that they felt bad or sensitive about their skin being darker/tan/yellow, ngl i felt disappointed in that there still seems to be an unconscious stigma to being any other colour that white, which leads to unconscious bias towards people that are of darker colour. This mindset should be challenged along with the ridiculous beauty standards.
My sis with the orange tie was my favorite 🤣🤣 Her responses when the questions really got more obviously offensive had me cracking up. Between her "Ooooooo"s & that 감사합니다 she hit at 2:25, I was done. I'm glad to see videos like this! It shows micro aggressions in some of their truest verbal forms. All nations need to start having mandatory classes in their school curriculum about being humans in a world full of people who don't look, think, act, & speak like you. We should be introduced to macro & micro aggressions from childhood. Get our kids out of their bubbles & expose them to how many kinds of people are in the world, & that all of those people have immense beauty 🤍💕
i wish one day they do a reaction to what other racist comments south asians and central asians face too. this shows a different point of view that some people just don't understand... like for desis: do you all eat curry? how is your english so good, you're from (country name)? etc etc
I am glad they have also but the racist questions said by others who stereotype asians. As it is never addressed, one race says stop being racist to us but also does the same. I should be no racism to anyone. Not just a specific person. So thank you for doing both sides and adding more light to the people in the dark.
Loving headband. I wish I had been that direct growing up. I was always so afraid of offending others or being seen as "too sensitive" that I didn't stand up for myself or call things out very often. He's a good boy
What a great video. I have seen many reactions from Korean people to Latinos and as part of it I would also like them to eliminate the stereotype that women are easy, have egemonic bodies, are good at dancing and that we dress "showing too much" and go around the world hugging anyone who crosses us. It shocks me how they are offended by the fact that they are called "black skin" even in this last time and being part of the new generations.
All of these kids are amazing ! Recalling understanding and keep very chill, Do that in the Us and ur gonna cause a fight ! I truly truly love Asian culture and the respect, an calm always seemed to be held. Not saying all are but the culture to respect . Is lovely .
My niece has very curly hair. Both her parents are european. Many people have asked if the mother cheated or if she's adopted. She doesn't have black african genetics, she just have curly hair (there are white people with afro hair and very very curly hair). Many people touched it and we get so mad. It becomes a one sided scandal real fast.
They only exist BC of colonialism and mix up so she must have African ancestors!!!! Yt people can't have 4c hair BC of genetics and evolution! Pls be mindful that 4a,b,c hair is exclusive to African people ✨ so she must have Ancestors from down there
@@juriemay8569 My country never colonised! Check your history and education because they lack! My country was enslaved for 500 years and we went through 2 genocides, nobody mixed with us. White people are not an entity, because 5 country colonized that doesn't mean every white ethnicity/country(more than 1000 ethnicities and more than 60 countries) colonized or mixed 🙄 Also it's well known no physical trait is "exclusive", majority in certain people yes, but not exclusive. There are black people with blond hair the same way white/asian people with 4a,b,c hair. Not majority, but there. Also we have had genetic testing. 0% african genetics. Check your delusion again because the belief that all "yt" people colonized will get you nowhere. I can bet that you're american and i don't appreciate you spreding missinformation from your lack of education or desire to learn about the world.
To be honest white people with curly hair, usually had a black descent of some kind along the family line. But it then was neutralized as two white parents kept breeding. Therefore, those white people who do have curly hair had a black person in their family tree at one moment in time. Since white people usually have naturally straight hair and if something is different a POC( most likely a black person) probably had a child with one of her white ancestors. Then, somehow that one gene that carried curly hair ended up in your niece's gene pool. Resulting, in her curly hair.
@@lilychoi1312 I advice you to look up some genetic studies and some world history. White people(europeans, north africans, west asians) have the most diverese native gene pool. Our hair is not natively "straight". We have the whole range of hair types and it's obvious. The most genetically straight have people from central, south, east asian countries. Idk how a "poc" (a already deemed racist term) who's not black would make out hair curlier and not the opposire-"straigher". Also we did genetic testing, no african gentics present. And even if we didn't do testing it's scientifically proven that any race can have "afro" hair or also called 4a, 4b ,4c hair- the level of intensity of curls.
Well my experience in Germany so far is about the hair and asking to touch it. Sunscreen questions too, asking that bcz I’m dark so I don’t need uva protection or how I don’t get sunburn or if our skin get dark/tan in the sun. Yes we do get sunburn(complication: hyperpigmentation and photoaging) but not as much as pale/fair complexion, we also use sunscreen, our skin can get darker or redder under the sun but that doesn’t necessary means no sun tan, (melanocytes) we get more tanned again depending on skin complexion on how dark or fair you are. If I’ve been living in Europe, I got diagnosed with anemia and vitamin d,iron deficiency. Dark-skinned people need six times more sun than white-skinned people to get enough Vitamin D.
The number of customers that have just said ni hao or arigato to me, or did that bow with the hands. During lunar new year, some of them would say the mando and canto phrase for "happy new year" while butchering them of course. While I understand what they're saying, that shit's still not ok. One of our regulars (who is absolutely not asian in any way) kept saying he could related to me because he thinks of himself as bruce lee. I fuckin- And then when I say my ehtnicity is none of their business, they get offended. If someone DOES happen to find out I'm korean, they just assume I like kdramas and kpop (which I absolutely do not), and want me to teach them korean. If not that route, there's always the "omg are you north or south" question. There was also this thing that happened in all my spanish classes where the students were surprised that I was bad at math but good at spanish (which I don't thnk I was. and I certainly have forgotten most of it now) On top of that, there was another layer because while I am fully ethnically korean, my grandma knew japanese because of the era she was born into, so I picked that up from her. If I was caught speaking japanese (and these particular students knew quickly, because most of our school was made up of anime fans), then there'd be a whole thing about that, and some assholes even saying that I probably am a ninja or something. Shit was weird.
ITS NOT EVEN THAT DEEP BUT MY HATRED FOR IT IS HUGE BUT WHEN THE DUDE IN THE VIDEO SAID HIS SKIN LOOKS BLACK IM LITERALLY ANNOYED HES JUST A LITTLE TAN AND YOUR CALLING URSELF BLACK I KNOW WHAT HES TRYING TO SAY “that hes darker and not pale” BUT WHY OUT OF ALL OF THE WORDS YOU HAVE TO SAY BLACK IS THERE NOT A WORD FOR TAN BECAUSE ITS JUST ANNOYING HOW MUCH IVE HEARD THIS UR JUST A LITTLE TAN UR NOT BLACK ITS NOT A BAD THING TO BE TAN AND UR MAKING ME FEEL LIKE ITS BAD TO BE BLACK OR SOMETHING LIKE HONESTLY I KNOW ITS NOT THAT DEEP AND I DONT HATE HIM BUT THAT SAYING “my skin looks black” JUST MAKES ME BURST
As a half Japanese Indian person living in India I have faced racism a lot that I used to cry daily when I was younger wondering why I was born in this world
Interesting. But just one point to note whether your of darker or lighter hue none is bad or better. So no need to feel down. Just as there are many types and colours of flowers all are beautiful. Therefore take good care, love the skin you are in and bloom proudly.
I have been racially discriminated before I was called Ching Chong and a person made their eyes look Asian in front of I did find it offensive but then I didn’t because I’m not Asian I’m native American but still people shouldn’t be discriminated buy any means who cares if someone is different from you that’s fine as long their happy stop ruining Peoples confidence and happiness
Same thing except I am Asian. This one dude at tennis kept saying ching chong to me but luckily it was tennis camp so I smashed a tennis ball into that dumbass.
I’m happy that now many people are aware of these racism matters and it makes many people know 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾as a black someone can just not even ask but just come straight forward to you and scratch your skin to see if it comes off or just touching your hair without asking and I ask one of them why,they say you’re in their land they can do whatever they want it’s you who have to accept that. 😳
Por favor trás legendas em português para o canal! 🥺 Gosto muito dos temas abordados , mas tenho muita dificuldade em acompanhar todo o contexto da conversa.
As a white girl who is into Korean culture i hear often "Why do you like these Chinese people?" "do they eat dogs,cats?" "why are their eyes like this?" "why is everyone looking the same?" and so.I mean everyone looks different and has their own style,you can't judge someone if you dont know nothing about them.
As a person who lives in America I was called gorilla woman throughout the last year of junior high school and the teacher stood by and didn't do shit. When I did tell they just told me to ignore it. It was so bad that I would go home crying. So I couldn't handle it anymore I finally fought back by punching the guy. The teacher couldn't do shyt because I did it on the last day of school. And mind you this was back in 1996 when everyone was still trying to say there's no racism 😒 😑 🙄 they just had it swept under the rug now it's out in the open.
I recently watched a few videos from this channel and I could relate to them but this one is no where near, I don't know, maybe because I haven't come through these questions
Jaewhan and that bro with headband are very impressive. I'm in love with the way in which they call out that problematic questions ,esp. our Headband dude .(Idk .what his name is, if anyone know plz tell me) . Respect u all. 👍👍
As a south Asian that lives in South Africa the first question I get asked from foreigners is “Are your parents African?” Or “Do you have exotic animals as pets?” And the answer is definitely no
I'm asian person. Yeah, it's made me upset to hear from strangers (for example when I'm traveling): Nihao! Konnichiwa! Waving and bowing when I'm just walking at the street/beach. In this moment I feel like I'm an animal in a zoo. I never understand why people can't be more polite or just not discuss my appearance so loudly. Even some of them really think that I don't understand basic English and try to laugh at me. Once some guy pointed my eyes and said: Oh, you beautiful! But you know? Your eyes is so little! I think you need more big eyes because those make you a little bit scary.
I'm from myanmar "where did u learned your English" is the questions I got asked the most as foreigner here in Malaysia. Also make me upset question is "you don't look like myanmar ,"
It hurt me how some of them were agreeing with the questions people don’t deserve to hear this people need to fucking change their ways and be more nicer and be understanding and educated being racist and being an ass to people isn’t okay
Ask the light skinned ones if their parents are from Europe, you will probably get a smile and correction. Ask if their folks are from southern Asian or Africa, they will be offended more than anything. Many who might be suffering discrimination or even violence can't be jerks overtly or unbeknownst, e.g Ukrainians (why trying to garner global support, still had energy to discriminate against darker ones)
Is it just me, but would the kids have felt that way if they asked if there parents were from America for instance? I think they may have some prejudice themselves, even if it may be unknowingly.
Il font pas de sushi mais si vous voulais manger un vrai bon japonais ( il sont dans le guide michelin ) en ile de france. Il y a le Fuumi a Fontainebleau seine et marne
Yes Koreans are aware of racism. So next time your fav idols do some problematic shit, ignorance isn’t an excuse anymore. These are literal kids and even they know it’s wrong. Stop making excuses for your idols period.
this is IRRELEVANT TO THE VIDEO but I want you guys to know that Jesus loves you and that he’s coming back soon to gather his people so REPENT turn away from your sins and to God too following his word bc he’s coming soon we all should be prepared read you word be steadfast in prayer and trust him
Yes, i hope racism will desapear from the world forever§ ifound on UA-cam this vidéo. Dark skinned in Asia Dark Skinned Asian People 186 256 vues7 nov. 2021
Please have someone actually read the subtitles at normal speed when you edit. I am American, and I don't have time to read them unless they are making a longer statement. It would be much more enjoyable. I do like your content.
Stop with the racial stereotypes not all asians are good at math and thats fine not all asians look the same and that’s fine not all black people wear wigs not all black people are from Africa not all natives live on reservations
Also if black people want to wear wigs that’s their right what if their having a bad hair day I wear wigs too who gives a fuck let them be it’s not your business let them be happy let them live
One of the problems with classifying these behaviours is that it makes no distinction between a KKK member and someone who doesn’t know much about a culture and innocently believes the stereotypes. Also I don’t understand this whole thing about narrow eyes. On average Asians do have less rounded eyes than westerners. It’s not a good or bad thing but it’s definitely a thing. What’s important part is where in the heart does a comment come from. Is it joking, hatred, fear, ignorance. God only knows where we’ll end up with this current global generation of sensitive souls!
It doesn't matter where in the heart it's coming from...if it's offensive, it's offensive...no one is sensitive for being offended when it comes to racist comments...If it's racist, it's racist...just because their "innocently" believing these racial stereotypes doesn't make it any less harmful to a specific group of people...you need to educate yourself on racism and realize that it's something you'll never understand...please stop leaving comments in communities where you're opinion isn't wanted...please and thank you!😊👍 and mean this in the most respectful way possible...i am not coming for you
@@neighborlyalien3005 People can leave their comment wherever they want. If you don't like the comment section here you're free to leave. If you want you opininon to not be challanged and to keep living in your bubble this is not the place. Go to some private fb group. Also "educate yourself to understand you'll never understand"...you slow slow. But honestly idk why would you go to someone and mimic someone's eyes or comment on them. Not only eyes but lips, nose and etc. i think most people do have a mirror so what's the point of pointing out traits idk. I don't feel good when people purposefuly call white people "lipless people", yes some do have small lips but does it mean you should say it like and insult. So i get where east asians are comming from on that one.
@@graciie77 that’s the least offensive thing compared to what actual POCs face. you’re not compared to animals or racist caricatures. especially coming from the same ppl who created the concept of race. you don’t face racism on institutionalised and systemic level. so don’t even try to compare having no lips to actual harmful stereotypes.
@@tayswur1d452 Are you here to say your narrative? Did you even read the conversation you're trying to participate in? So many holes in your sentence that idk how you actually thought it's true. From your comment I assume you're american or migrant in some white country you're not indegenous to. First: race is not a concept created by white people. Race is concept appearing in mixed societies, so people differentiate between themselves and find stability in their looks(race). This concept has been in since Egypt when black african people wanted to migrate to the river Neil due to droughts in the area and mixed with the arabs(white people) in Ancient Egypt(3000BCE). Second: Black people do not have shared experience. So do not white people. Black person's place in society is one in black african country and another in white European one. Same for white person. White people do not have any privilege, systematic or any other in majority of countries in the world. We're minority in many countries and the system there does not work for us. It's time to get outta your bubble because it's concerning how dense you can be. Also idk where the system works for people based on race and not on ethnicity, accept maybe USA. Third: You have absolutely no right to say what is harmful and what not to someone. We're talking about pointing out facial features that are generally not considered beautifull and how harmful, rude and bad it can be. There are groups with thousands of people for e.g named "Lipless monkeys at it again" that strictly doesn't accept white people. Inside full of racist posts, caricatures and more. Whole tiktok accounts with millions of followers that explain how white people should be sterilised and how they're monkeys. Videos with millions of views of person teaching poc how to be racist well towards whites as they deserve(keep in mind that half of Europe was under slavery the same time black slavery was happening, idk what exactly we deserve then, maybe people are just uneducated and blinded by their racism). If you haven't noticed the internet is not a good place for white people and so is the world right now (famous black actor fakes a hate crime and accuses white people, ain't that a harmful stereotype that poc are trying to push?). I live in my country that I'm indegenous to and majority. Of course I should be privileged, my ancestors worked to build it and endured through slavery for centuries just so I can be free today. The same way is privileged a Kenyan in Kenya and a Chinese in China. Black African countries are even one of the richest in minerals. They can be a world super power. My country that is poor as fuck is doing better than them right now. Also they were colonized, we were enslaved in our own land. And we're still doing better 🙂. Maybe it's the lack of ability or desire to get a better place in the world. Waiting someone to give it to you. If african countries were advanced(as they can be light years ahead of everyone) maybe you could've been doing better. Don't come in conversations you have no place in. Find the right place to act victim.
@@tayswur1d452 Conclusion to my previous comment @you: Get out of you bubble. Don't speak for groups you're clearly not a part of. One's experience is not less important than other because of skin color. If you think otherwise you're racist.
It goes back to this idea of how offended you get means that maybe you’re insecure about it. Different cultures can have different traits (whether genetics or environmental). If someone doesn’t know or makes an assumption I really don’t think these are things to be offended by, just correct them politely if they want to listen. The idea that I’d be offended if someone from east Asia thought I was Irish or French instead of British is laughable.
Its not the same thing though. Its saying that all asians look alike and they don't. Its actually very easy to tell the difference. You wouldn't understand so maybe just don't speak on a situation you haven't gone through. Racism shows in many forms and usually a lot of people ask those questions to be rude and to get under their skin. Questions like "why is your skin so dark" isnt an insecurity among black people. In fact most of us love dark skin its just rude to ask why we are born a certain way. We aren't insecure about our skin and we embrace it a lot. How about you learn the different cultures instead of speaking on stuff you don't really know 🤷🏽♀️ 🙃
I don’t really think you understand. I’ve had people ask me if my hair was real just because I’m black they assume my hair can’t be long. I’m not offended I’m baffled that they had the audacity to ask me such a question like it’s any of there business. If you want to know we’re my parents come from ask me what my nationality is not if my parents come from Africa. It makes no sense to skip to a question that’s a straight up assumption about someone.
as half mexican but borned in usa,lots of time people assume that i dance good ,or i have to have a curvy body or a big booty , and being american people asume i have to have blonde hair,or i have to have white skin ,sometimes it does hurts cuz in neather both places i feel welcome
The guy with the hairband is literally amazing. The way he was calling out how racist the questions were was just great.
Frfr he wasn't having it🗿
Lmao "can I touch your hair?"
That was too polite, you were supposed to reach out without asking and then note how it feels like a horse's tail.
Exactly my thoughts as a black woman with an afro 😂 like if some people at least asked, I wouldn’t have an issue.
LMFAOO😭
How about they don’t ask or touch because we aren’t freaking animals and don’t do the same towards them.
As a black female, another popular offensive question we get is, “is your hair real?” When we grow our hair really long and leave it in its natural curls. It’s offensive because people assume all of us wear wigs, fake hair all the time and that our hair can’t grow out long and be beautiful just live someone with naturally straight hair.. When some of us literally don’t do anything to it but wash it, comb/brush it and style it.
That's not racist. Its very rare to see a black woman wear her natural hair/texture so if they think it may actually be her hair they are asking out of curiosity. Nothing racist about it.
@@bellacortez you cant sit here and tell a black person that that is not racist you don’t experience that to truly feel offended or feel that it is racist it is in fact racist they don’t ask that out of curiosity they ask that because they feel as if black women cant grow their hair because they are black so yes it is racist stop bringing your ignorant thoughts on the racist things black people go through
@@bellacortez many people say that which is racist and stereotypical
@@kellyyvonne8507 I understand what you are racist but it is racist to me and most black women because they ask us that even when our hair is out everytime we get a new hairstyle they ask why our hair is like that our why or our hair is “short” because it’s not like theirs so in most black women eyes it’s ignorant and another reason why I say it’s racist because they act dumbfounded asking that question you know they know it’s braids we can clearly see by the way they ask that that they are being racist that’s why I’m saying their racist I wouldn’t if I heard person who is not black ask that in a way where they are actually curious.
Not typing this in a argumentative way, just wanted to say something for this particular thing.
As a black person in Japan, I get that question often, but I think you're assuming a lot of additional context that certainly doesn't apply across the board here the way it usually does in the West. For instance a student will ask if my locks are my real hair, then I explain my hair is an afro and that if I twist it, it can become locks. Then they immediately try to do it on the spot (followed by me explaining that their hair texture has to be permed to do so while mine doesn't, which they didn't know) with "that's amazing/pretty/cool", "I wanna do it too!" comments, or maybe none at all. The question does come often, but doesn't immediately mean the person asking is looking down on us. They rarely see it here (especially small cities) AND can't do it naturally the way we can, so of course on first sight a person can be surprised and curious seeing something they only see in person if they see me. Also, most people I know here have very little knowledge of our wig use, too lol. Like, they super don't know about it at all since they don't really use them aesthetically like we do lol!
I know that all cultures have their beauty standards and history, but it did sadden me to see some of them worry about their skin being ''dark'' or ''black''. I know that in Korea skin color is a huge deal, but I would still like to say to these kids that there is no shame in being slightly tanner, tan, or lmao straight-up black bro. Tanning is a natural thing and should be considered nothing more than a natural thing. I find it interesting that some of these kids think they look dark when to me they look white/pale. Colorism is definitely a matter that needs to be talked about more seriously around the world. I wonder when will come the time that people stop complying with unrealistic and senseless beauty standards and start realizing that they are perfect the way they are...
Your comment was exactly what I was looking for.I was wondering did anyone catch the part about her being offended about her skin being called dark. People really show how they feel about dark skin.
Exactly
You better PREACH!
2:25 You can tell shes getting really irritated haha, me too girl, me too. And i love how the guy with the headband was calling out the racist questions without hesitation
I love how the guy with the headband not only called out the offensive words/actions and informed the speaker that they were being racist and offending him, but how he did it with a firm voice and he shut them down quickly.
as a indigenous person(First nations of the country) me and my family get a lot, i got so many offensive comments in school and i still get them, like " u ppl are all savages" or " go back to your country, you´re a monster", my dad got a lot in school just like me, ppl often say we´re "dirty"(bc of traditional body and face paintings),
so videos like this are soo important cause everyone should be against any type of racism yk
Also, i get the most from ppl from here(Brazil), racism is in almost every comment, stereotypes(like all indigenous people live in the forest), if we don't actually fight against it we can't get a better society any time soon
your cultures are very interesting! i love learning about your guys culture and traditions in class! try to ignore the offensive comments, i know it’s hard to, but try your best.
@@FSORENA thanks^^, learning about indigenous cultures is a v good way to get to know what non indigenous ppl can do to help the movement too, we need attention on so many things qe need to talk about so, I try even more bc im actually a activist online too(so that can be v stressful), but sometimes is just frustrating, we need to fight against racism bc my people are being murdered and attacked contantly so
@@iasytamoioart i agree! most of the time i can’t hold it back when people at my school make racist comments towards me. and how can i help you guys?
@@FSORENA yes, its not nice at all right,
i think that to help the indigenous movement is the best to follow indigenous person to share infos and get to know more, like, im from Brazil and here we´re actually fighting against a law thats gonna make so many indigenous family homeless, but in the US they always talk abt different matters, so following indigenous people is actually the best, i make educetional posts on twitter but its mainly in portuguese
As a black folk it makes me angry if someone touch my hair without permission+ stereotypes like all blk ppl r good at sports r not true everyone is different let's respect each other
Let's make the world best place for our children
also speaking quite frankly and disregarding feeling simply messes up the hairstyle
Very proud to be an African (a Nigerian)🌍🇳🇬
Same
Same, love from South Africa 🇿🇦❤️
same 🤗
ethiopian american here :)
same
I’m not black (of course), but as a brazilian woman I’m so tired of xenophobic and sexists comments. I lost my counts of how many times I heard “Are you brazilian? I love brazilian woman?”, “Hablas español?”, “You don’t look brazilian”, “How much is the hour?” (asking thinking that I’m a whore), “Are you really a tourist?” and many others comments. Even though I try to ignore it sometimes I feel very offended.
Ikr!
not the same
@@ryn4860 Bruh, I didn’t say that it’s the same thing. Interpretation is important
@@ryn4860 racism is racism, man. discrimination is discrimination. none of it is okay
Idk how to feel about that one boy saying his skin is black… my boy you not even that tan what are you on about?
right 💀
I think In Korea they think having tan skin is dark to them
That's probably what he hears from fair skinned people around him. It's pretty normal in Asian countries to be called dark or black just because you're slightly tanned. He didn't mean that he's really black.
When did millenarian east asian cultures had to change the language and way to express because shits happened on other side of world? I'm not saying that what happened wasn't that bad, but you should just understand that America and Europe aren't all the world and cultures shouldn't work according to the western because "oh no, didn't you remember what people million of kilometers away did?", Korean schools don't teach what happened on other continents and there's not anything wrong on that
In comparison to other koreans he probably means
As a black person, I’m offended by the question about black/dark skin. And when he called it ugly and not good looking I got upset.
I'm glad that most of them got the message, but the girl at 7:26 pretty much said "It's okay to have racist/extremely prejudiced thoughts, just don't say them out loud or act on it :)" and that's not as progressive as she thinks. I hope someone tells her that she shouldn't even have those thoughts to begin with, instead of just being polite on the outside or talking behind the person's back with her friends
i think she means of more "i cant control what you think but whatever you do think dont say it outloud" sort of deal. because she did realize the racism at some point so i think what she is trying to say is more sorta like keep your opinions to your self kinda thing.
I think that she meant like not to talkk about it outloud or behind their back but people do get thoughts like this, it just comes naturally, you really cant control your thoughts it is like being curious yknow?
You know she didn’t mean it like that lmfao. She said thoughts, not actual feelings towards individuals
For me, as an African-American, the most offensive question(s) are the ones that display skepticism in my intelligence (when I was eight years old, I had a teacher who didn't believe that I had passed tests without cheating) or questions, in which my moral compass is being prejudged.
I agree. I had a teacher who believed that I “couldn’t possibly read that much” for my reading logs and would mark a lot of my work as zeros
ME when i was in 3rd grade my teacher didn’t think i did a writing test cause my handwriting was good and made me do it over, stupidest shit ever
Wtf! But did she say that because of your ethnicity or because she was plain stupid? Because it’s so illogical x_x
As the questions continued, I got incredibly upset more and more. It pisses me off when I see or hear these type of things asked; such racist questions are not okay in the slightest.
Sure, they aren't directed at me considering I'm not a POC; but I at least had a decent upbringing and was taught to NEVER use racial slurs, be respectful to my elders, respect others for their sexualities, gender identities, religious beliefs, opinions, etc. I'm not like those pieces of shit racist bastards, thankfully. With that said, I hope things are going well for everyone health wise, mental health wise, etc. Just know that this guy, _me,_ loves you no matter what your ethnicity is or where you come from.
uhh this is kinda hypocritical considering you called a specific group a bunch of bastards so you technically aren’t being respectful to everyone for their opinion
boy with the headband is giving out such good vibes like, you just want to know him
Koreans especially have some issues in regards to looks and skin color. As do many Asian countries. Lighter skin versus darker skin. Double eyelids versus single eyelids. Then you have the issue of body size. height and weight. And those issues are all internal irrespective of any issues dealing with foreigners or sexual orientation. Prejudice, stereotypes, bigotry and discrimination are issues I think all countries have in some regards or another. It's something we all need to be aware of and handle on a daily basis. That isn't what some fools call "politically correct" but just doing the right thing. Denying its existence doesn't make it go away. Nor does it fix the problem. If your car's engine is sputtering can you just ignore it? Wish it to go away. No of course not. So you can't just wish racism away or ignore its existence. You can't just believe it is fixed already. Or think that talking about it is some offense to you. Not being honest and open won't fix racism or make everyone get along better. Only through understanding and empathy can we make the situation better.
You just shut up, west have all of these problems but oh no, let's blame Asians because their culture didn't contact and didn't want to contact another non east asian culture 😭
good examples: american and european "expeditions" on Korea, Japan, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
Can I say this is refreshing take on it but I would like to see this with also the general public. Cause yes it's good to have kids at a young age realized all black people or any race are their stereotypes but grown people. People I will meet on the streets or in the bus and would have deep rooted assumptions about black people or any race. PS. I love how they asked to touch their hair and girlfriend straight up said NO!. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
Love the Hair Band guy...I just wish everyone could just respect others and their cultures. As a white American I had my problems living in Korea, but I still love Korea and the people.
I live in Belgium and I have received a lot of racist comments from students, friends and even teachers in class, even though these questions might sound so basic they can really be hurtful, a lot of hurtful comments and my insecurities came from people making comments about me wearing my natural hair.
We should do this type of experiments in latinoamerica or north america the people use to be more ignorant in this part of the world about racism :( anyway, thank you for y'all who participate guys 💖
I just felt absolutely terrible when that poor girl said her and her friends were sensitive about their skin and were offended for being called dark or yellow. What's wrong with being dark or yellow?! Nothing. Nothing at all. (Unless you have jaundice, then please see a doctor) We are all human beings and you are beautiful just the way you are.
0:53 idk why I died laughing but I did at the no 💀
I think that although there are intentionally racist people, there are also other people who ask racist questions without malicious intent and I think that is because society itself is racist and normalizes certain behaviors. That is why I think it is necessary to speak out and always highlight when these minimal manifestations of racism happens. Excellent video!
The guy with the headband was on another level lmao
With some of them saying that they felt bad or sensitive about their skin being darker/tan/yellow, ngl i felt disappointed in that there still seems to be an unconscious stigma to being any other colour that white, which leads to unconscious bias towards people that are of darker colour. This mindset should be challenged along with the ridiculous beauty standards.
My sis with the orange tie was my favorite 🤣🤣 Her responses when the questions really got more obviously offensive had me cracking up.
Between her "Ooooooo"s & that 감사합니다 she hit at 2:25, I was done.
I'm glad to see videos like this! It shows micro aggressions in some of their truest verbal forms.
All nations need to start having mandatory classes in their school curriculum about being humans in a world full of people who don't look, think, act, & speak like you. We should be introduced to macro & micro aggressions from childhood. Get our kids out of their bubbles & expose them to how many kinds of people are in the world, & that all of those people have immense beauty 🤍💕
i read the title as korean tees and i was confused lol😭
wait it does say that though
I hope lesson learned. Would be wonderful to have more people experience questions like this and actually get the feel of racist talk.
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Very educational in a way
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i wish one day they do a reaction to what other racist comments south asians and central asians face too. this shows a different point of view that some people just don't understand...
like for desis: do you all eat curry? how is your english so good, you're from (country name)? etc etc
I am glad they have also but the racist questions said by others who stereotype asians. As it is never addressed, one race says stop being racist to us but also does the same. I should be no racism to anyone. Not just a specific person. So thank you for doing both sides and adding more light to the people in the dark.
Loving headband. I wish I had been that direct growing up. I was always so afraid of offending others or being seen as "too sensitive" that I didn't stand up for myself or call things out very often. He's a good boy
LMFAO this video has me dead as a black person
they were nervous at first then they started getting irritated, but the dude with the headband was prolly just suspicious of everything
Lmfao the guy in the hairband ate istg
What a great video. I have seen many reactions from Korean people to Latinos and as part of it I would also like them to eliminate the stereotype that women are easy, have egemonic bodies, are good at dancing and that we dress "showing too much" and go around the world hugging anyone who crosses us. It shocks me how they are offended by the fact that they are called "black skin" even in this last time and being part of the new generations.
Yeah I get asked these questions sometimes it is kinda annoying but I just play it off
All of these kids are amazing ! Recalling understanding and keep very chill, Do that in the Us and ur gonna cause a fight ! I truly truly love Asian culture and the respect, an calm always seemed to be held. Not saying all are but the culture to respect . Is lovely .
My niece has very curly hair. Both her parents are european. Many people have asked if the mother cheated or if she's adopted. She doesn't have black african genetics, she just have curly hair (there are white people with afro hair and very very curly hair). Many people touched it and we get so mad. It becomes a one sided scandal real fast.
They only exist BC of colonialism and mix up so she must have African ancestors!!!! Yt people can't have 4c hair BC of genetics and evolution! Pls be mindful that 4a,b,c hair is exclusive to African people ✨ so she must have Ancestors from down there
@@juriemay8569 My country never colonised! Check your history and education because they lack! My country was enslaved for 500 years and we went through 2 genocides, nobody mixed with us. White people are not an entity, because 5 country colonized that doesn't mean every white ethnicity/country(more than 1000 ethnicities and more than 60 countries) colonized or mixed 🙄 Also it's well known no physical trait is "exclusive", majority in certain people yes, but not exclusive. There are black people with blond hair the same way white/asian people with 4a,b,c hair. Not majority, but there. Also we have had genetic testing. 0% african genetics. Check your delusion again because the belief that all "yt" people colonized will get you nowhere.
I can bet that you're american and i don't appreciate you spreding missinformation from your lack of education or desire to learn about the world.
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To be honest white people with curly hair, usually had a black descent of some kind along the family line. But it then was neutralized as two white parents kept breeding. Therefore, those white people who do have curly hair had a black person in their family tree at one moment in time. Since white people usually have naturally straight hair and if something is different a POC( most likely a black person) probably had a child with one of her white ancestors. Then, somehow that one gene that carried curly hair ended up in your niece's gene pool. Resulting, in her curly hair.
@@lilychoi1312 I advice you to look up some genetic studies and some world history. White people(europeans, north africans, west asians) have the most diverese native gene pool. Our hair is not natively "straight". We have the whole range of hair types and it's obvious. The most genetically straight have people from central, south, east asian countries. Idk how a "poc" (a already deemed racist term) who's not black would make out hair curlier and not the opposire-"straigher".
Also we did genetic testing, no african gentics present. And even if we didn't do testing it's scientifically proven that any race can have "afro" hair or also called 4a, 4b ,4c hair- the level of intensity of curls.
Well my experience in Germany so far is about the hair and asking to touch it. Sunscreen questions too, asking that bcz I’m dark so I don’t need uva protection or how I don’t get sunburn or if our skin get dark/tan in the sun. Yes we do get sunburn(complication: hyperpigmentation and photoaging) but not as much as pale/fair complexion, we also use sunscreen, our skin can get darker or redder under the sun but that doesn’t necessary means no sun tan, (melanocytes) we get more tanned again depending on skin complexion on how dark or fair you are.
If I’ve been living in Europe, I got diagnosed with anemia and vitamin d,iron deficiency. Dark-skinned people need six times more sun than white-skinned people to get enough Vitamin D.
The number of customers that have just said ni hao or arigato to me, or did that bow with the hands. During lunar new year, some of them would say the mando and canto phrase for "happy new year" while butchering them of course. While I understand what they're saying, that shit's still not ok.
One of our regulars (who is absolutely not asian in any way) kept saying he could related to me because he thinks of himself as bruce lee. I fuckin-
And then when I say my ehtnicity is none of their business, they get offended.
If someone DOES happen to find out I'm korean, they just assume I like kdramas and kpop (which I absolutely do not), and want me to teach them korean. If not that route, there's always the "omg are you north or south" question.
There was also this thing that happened in all my spanish classes where the students were surprised that I was bad at math but good at spanish (which I don't thnk I was. and I certainly have forgotten most of it now)
On top of that, there was another layer because while I am fully ethnically korean, my grandma knew japanese because of the era she was born into, so I picked that up from her. If I was caught speaking japanese (and these particular students knew quickly, because most of our school was made up of anime fans), then there'd be a whole thing about that, and some assholes even saying that I probably am a ninja or something. Shit was weird.
The girl in the yellow tie seems well-rounded. I really wouldn't be surprised if she turned into a jetsetter.
J'adore vos vidéos c vraiment instruitives et constructives pour un futur meilleur merçi
They forgot one of my personal faves, “No, where are you really from?” 🤦🏻♀️
they agreed when they said their skin looks black...... what???
the way i was jokingly pretending they were interviewing me then i realized these questions were lowk attacking me
ITS NOT EVEN THAT DEEP BUT MY HATRED FOR IT IS HUGE BUT WHEN THE DUDE IN THE VIDEO SAID HIS SKIN LOOKS BLACK IM LITERALLY ANNOYED HES JUST A LITTLE TAN AND YOUR CALLING URSELF BLACK I KNOW WHAT HES TRYING TO SAY “that hes darker and not pale” BUT WHY OUT OF ALL OF THE WORDS YOU HAVE TO SAY BLACK IS THERE NOT A WORD FOR TAN BECAUSE ITS JUST ANNOYING HOW MUCH IVE HEARD THIS UR JUST A LITTLE TAN UR NOT BLACK ITS NOT A BAD THING TO BE TAN AND UR MAKING ME FEEL LIKE ITS BAD TO BE BLACK OR SOMETHING LIKE HONESTLY I KNOW ITS NOT THAT DEEP AND I DONT HATE HIM BUT THAT SAYING “my skin looks black” JUST MAKES ME BURST
As a half Japanese Indian person living in India I have faced racism a lot that I used to cry daily when I was younger wondering why I was born in this world
Wow pretty impressive that you’re asking questions to tees and they respond
Interesting. But just one point to note whether your of darker or lighter hue none is bad or better. So no need to feel down. Just as there are many types and colours of flowers all are beautiful. Therefore take good care, love the skin you are in and bloom proudly.
I have been racially discriminated before I was called Ching Chong and a person made their eyes look Asian in front of I did find it offensive but then I didn’t because I’m not Asian I’m native American but still people shouldn’t be discriminated buy any means who cares if someone is different from you that’s fine as long their happy stop ruining Peoples confidence and happiness
Same thing except I am Asian. This one dude at tennis kept saying ching chong to me but luckily it was tennis camp so I smashed a tennis ball into that dumbass.
You guy are pretty and handsome no matter how you look even if you don't look as white as you idols do....you all look great
I’m happy that now many people are aware of these racism matters and it makes many people know 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾as a black someone can just not even ask but just come straight forward to you and scratch your skin to see if it comes off or just touching your hair without asking and I ask one of them why,they say you’re in their land they can do whatever they want it’s you who have to accept that. 😳
This video made so happy as a Black/Korean person
why were they saying their skin color was dark like what...
Por favor trás legendas em português para o canal! 🥺 Gosto muito dos temas abordados , mas tenho muita dificuldade em acompanhar todo o contexto da conversa.
As a Filipino, we get these questions a lot. Sadly.
As a white girl who is into Korean culture i hear often "Why do you like these Chinese people?" "do they eat dogs,cats?" "why are their eyes like this?" "why is everyone looking the same?" and so.I mean everyone looks different and has their own style,you can't judge someone if you dont know nothing about them.
whaaat ppl acc say stuff like that to your face? where are you from if you dont mind me asking?
@@rjlee-cc4xy I'm from Europe Romania
As a person who lives in America I was called gorilla woman throughout the last year of junior high school and the teacher stood by and didn't do shit. When I did tell they just told me to ignore it. It was so bad that I would go home crying. So I couldn't handle it anymore I finally fought back by punching the guy. The teacher couldn't do shyt because I did it on the last day of school. And mind you this was back in 1996 when everyone was still trying to say there's no racism 😒 😑 🙄 they just had it swept under the rug now it's out in the open.
Man I've experienced (and I'm still experiencing) all of the examples of asian racism 😕
No cause all those questions towards asians, I have heard ALL of them. At this point, I would've just stepped outside or left😂
I recently watched a few videos from this channel and I could relate to them but this one is no where near, I don't know, maybe because I haven't come through these questions
Jaewhan and that bro with headband are very impressive.
I'm in love with the way in which they call out that problematic questions ,esp. our
Headband dude .(Idk .what his name is, if anyone know plz tell me) .
Respect u all. 👍👍
I'm black American too.
As a south Asian that lives in South Africa the first question I get asked from foreigners is “Are your parents African?” Or “Do you have exotic animals as pets?” And the answer is definitely no
Lol it’s always “do u have a lion as a pet?” Or sum.. used to it already at times I would be like yeah I do have a cheetah too😂
I'm asian person. Yeah, it's made me upset to hear from strangers (for example when I'm traveling): Nihao! Konnichiwa! Waving and bowing when I'm just walking at the street/beach. In this moment I feel like I'm an animal in a zoo.
I never understand why people can't be more polite or just not discuss my appearance so loudly. Even some of them really think that I don't understand basic English and try to laugh at me.
Once some guy pointed my eyes and said: Oh, you beautiful! But you know? Your eyes is so little! I think you need more big eyes because those make you a little bit scary.
And funny that most of my negative experience was from a male.
headband dude about to punch her he dont care if you a women
I'm from myanmar "where did u learned your English" is the questions I got asked the most as foreigner here in Malaysia.
Also make me upset question is "you don't look like myanmar ,"
2:05 SHE'S SO CUTE
1:43 her voice look like itzy chaeryoung
It hurt me how some of them were agreeing with the questions people don’t deserve to hear this people need to fucking change their ways and be more nicer and be understanding and educated being racist and being an ass to people isn’t okay
Ask the light skinned ones if their parents are from Europe, you will probably get a smile and correction. Ask if their folks are from southern Asian or Africa, they will be offended more than anything.
Many who might be suffering discrimination or even violence can't be jerks overtly or unbeknownst, e.g Ukrainians (why trying to garner global support, still had energy to discriminate against darker ones)
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Is it just me, but would the kids have felt that way if they asked if there parents were from America for instance? I think they may have some prejudice themselves, even if it may be unknowingly.
Il font pas de sushi mais si vous voulais manger un vrai bon japonais ( il sont dans le guide michelin ) en ile de france.
Il y a le Fuumi a Fontainebleau seine et marne
If there will be a next life I choose to be black, period 🙅.
I thought they would ask questions that are racist twords Asians... kind of stereotypical things, because that is how other races go through it.
they did. just later on.
@@imanuellaakp4233 Yes I wrote close to the beginning:)
Yes Koreans are aware of racism. So next time your fav idols do some problematic shit, ignorance isn’t an excuse anymore. These are literal kids and even they know it’s wrong. Stop making excuses for your idols period.
Why am i so mad to the question???
teens is spelled wrong in the title haha
They all are 25 AND UP…WTF?
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As an africain i feel bad tho why they are talking about africa like it something you should feel shame if come frome
this is IRRELEVANT TO THE VIDEO but I want you guys to know that Jesus loves you and that he’s coming back soon to gather his people so REPENT turn away from your sins and to God too following his word bc he’s coming soon we all should be prepared read you word be steadfast in prayer and trust
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Yes, i hope racism will desapear from the world forever§
ifound on UA-cam this vidéo.
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Please have someone actually read the subtitles at normal speed when you edit. I am American, and I don't have time to read them unless they are making a longer statement. It would be much more enjoyable. I do like your content.
Poor Americans, stop discriminating them 😭😭😭 #wap
The speed was fine for me...
Stop with the racial stereotypes not all asians are good at math and thats fine not all asians look the same and that’s fine not all black people wear wigs not all black people are from Africa not all natives live on reservations
Also if black people want to wear wigs that’s their right what if their having a bad hair day I wear wigs too who gives a fuck let them be it’s not your business let them be happy let them live
One of the problems with classifying these behaviours is that it makes no distinction between a KKK member and someone who doesn’t know much about a culture and innocently believes the stereotypes.
Also I don’t understand this whole thing about narrow eyes. On average Asians do have less rounded eyes than westerners. It’s not a good or bad thing but it’s definitely a thing.
What’s important part is where in the heart does a comment come from. Is it joking, hatred, fear, ignorance.
God only knows where we’ll end up with this current global generation of sensitive souls!
It doesn't matter where in the heart it's coming from...if it's offensive, it's offensive...no one is sensitive for being offended when it comes to racist comments...If it's racist, it's racist...just because their "innocently" believing these racial stereotypes doesn't make it any less harmful to a specific group of people...you need to educate yourself on racism and realize that it's something you'll never understand...please stop leaving comments in communities where you're opinion isn't wanted...please and thank you!😊👍 and mean this in the most respectful way possible...i am not coming for you
@@neighborlyalien3005 People can leave their comment wherever they want. If you don't like the comment section here you're free to leave. If you want you opininon to not be challanged and to keep living in your bubble this is not the place. Go to some private fb group. Also "educate yourself to understand you'll never understand"...you slow slow.
But honestly idk why would you go to someone and mimic someone's eyes or comment on them. Not only eyes but lips, nose and etc. i think most people do have a mirror so what's the point of pointing out traits idk. I don't feel good when people purposefuly call white people "lipless people", yes some do have small lips but does it mean you should say it like and insult. So i get where east asians are comming from on that one.
@@graciie77 that’s the least offensive thing compared to what actual POCs face. you’re not compared to animals or racist caricatures. especially coming from the same ppl who created the concept of race. you don’t face racism on institutionalised and systemic level. so don’t even try to compare having no lips to actual harmful stereotypes.
@@tayswur1d452 Are you here to say your narrative? Did you even read the conversation you're trying to participate in? So many holes in your sentence that idk how you actually thought it's true.
From your comment I assume you're american or migrant in some white country you're not indegenous to.
First: race is not a concept created by white people. Race is concept appearing in mixed societies, so people differentiate between themselves and find stability in their looks(race). This concept has been in since Egypt when black african people wanted to migrate to the river Neil due to droughts in the area and mixed with the arabs(white people) in Ancient Egypt(3000BCE).
Second: Black people do not have shared experience. So do not white people. Black person's place in society is one in black african country and another in white European one. Same for white person. White people do not have any privilege, systematic or any other in majority of countries in the world. We're minority in many countries and the system there does not work for us. It's time to get outta your bubble because it's concerning how dense you can be. Also idk where the system works for people based on race and not on ethnicity, accept maybe USA.
Third: You have absolutely no right to say what is harmful and what not to someone. We're talking about pointing out facial features that are generally not considered beautifull and how harmful, rude and bad it can be. There are groups with thousands of people for e.g named "Lipless monkeys at it again" that strictly doesn't accept white people. Inside full of racist posts, caricatures and more. Whole tiktok accounts with millions of followers that explain how white people should be sterilised and how they're monkeys. Videos with millions of views of person teaching poc how to be racist well towards whites as they deserve(keep in mind that half of Europe was under slavery the same time black slavery was happening, idk what exactly we deserve then, maybe people are just uneducated and blinded by their racism). If you haven't noticed the internet is not a good place for white people and so is the world right now (famous black actor fakes a hate crime and accuses white people, ain't that a harmful stereotype that poc are trying to push?).
I live in my country that I'm indegenous to and majority. Of course I should be privileged, my ancestors worked to build it and endured through slavery for centuries just so I can be free today. The same way is privileged a Kenyan in Kenya and a Chinese in China. Black African countries are even one of the richest in minerals. They can be a world super power. My country that is poor as fuck is doing better than them right now. Also they were colonized, we were enslaved in our own land. And we're still doing better 🙂. Maybe it's the lack of ability or desire to get a better place in the world. Waiting someone to give it to you. If african countries were advanced(as they can be light years ahead of everyone) maybe you could've been doing better.
Don't come in conversations you have no place in. Find the right place to act victim.
@@tayswur1d452 Conclusion to my previous comment @you: Get out of you bubble. Don't speak for groups you're clearly not a part of. One's experience is not less important than other because of skin color. If you think otherwise you're racist.
It goes back to this idea of how offended you get means that maybe you’re insecure about it. Different cultures can have different traits (whether genetics or environmental). If someone doesn’t know or makes an assumption I really don’t think these are things to be offended by, just correct them politely if they want to listen.
The idea that I’d be offended if someone from east Asia thought I was Irish or French instead of British is laughable.
Its not the same thing though. Its saying that all asians look alike and they don't. Its actually very easy to tell the difference. You wouldn't understand so maybe just don't speak on a situation you haven't gone through. Racism shows in many forms and usually a lot of people ask those questions to be rude and to get under their skin. Questions like "why is your skin so dark" isnt an insecurity among black people. In fact most of us love dark skin its just rude to ask why we are born a certain way. We aren't insecure about our skin and we embrace it a lot. How about you learn the different cultures instead of speaking on stuff you don't really know 🤷🏽♀️ 🙃
@@kaliacrocker8272 maybe you’d have better luck of getting people to think your way if you were a little nicer
I don’t really think you understand. I’ve had people ask me if my hair was real just because I’m black they assume my hair can’t be long. I’m not offended I’m baffled that they had the audacity to ask me such a question like it’s any of there business. If you want to know we’re my parents come from ask me what my nationality is not if my parents come from Africa. It makes no sense to skip to a question that’s a straight up assumption about someone.
@@aposslex Not the tone policing on a topic you will never understand
Then laugh.. because what you have described is not a worthy comparison at all.
I don't know why but us mexicans/latino america don't really found anything offensive when people talk about our race🤷🏽
its not racist its just ignorance and arrogance
Dude, literally almost every question was racist, what are you on?
as half mexican but borned in usa,lots of time people assume that i dance good ,or i have to have a curvy body or a big booty , and being american people asume i have to have blonde hair,or i have to have white skin ,sometimes it does hurts cuz in neather both places i feel welcome