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The History of Civil Rights in the US and Canada: Every Year
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This video maps out the progress of civil rights movements in the US and Canada regarding of abolishing slavery, minority rights, women's rights, and LGBT+ rights. Not every aspect can be shown.
Important note: segregation laws existed before 1871 but aren't shown until then to avoid cluttering the map.
13th Amendment: Ended legal slavery.
14th Amendment: All citizens are equal under the law.
15th Amendment: You can vote regardless of race.
19th Amendment: Women can vote.
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Ok, bunch of english sticks
Thank you very much. ☺
@Marcus Heath speech from freedom
What's the name of the music playing in the background?
EmperorTigerstar I support you in this but I wish comments on other videos would be removed as well. There are too many racist commenters who show up consistently from video to video.
Wyoming was the first state to fully give women the right to vote because it wasn’t hard to convince all 6 people living in the state
"So we're going to let Ruth and Mildred vote? Sounds fine to me"
The reason Wyoming legalized women voting is because it was the only way to convince women to move out to the middle of nowhere.
Took longer in the urban states because men did most of the heavy lifting and labor work in cities. On the frontier, everyone has to pull their own weight.
implying it’s real
I was thinking that as well.
Plus if they did not get to vote then the wives would keep pestering their husbands on what to support/vote for anyways.
Mexico really was stubborn on that whole "women voting" thing weren't they.
Very stubborn.
1 like lol
That was because they still had male-only conscription and still have it to this day. It's the reason women couldn't vote until 1920 in the US but couldn't be conscripted.
Wait until you find out about Switzerland
The US really was stubborn on that whole “LGBT” thing weren’t they?
Marriage isn't a provincial jurisdiction in Canada, so it was kind of an odd situation when courts were declaring gay marriage legal in specific provinces during the early 2000s. It forced the federal government to act, which is why parliament revised the federal definition of marriage in 2005, and then SSM became legal everywhere.
Woah, 50 seconds ago. Thanks, JJ!
Wow, cool that I caught this comment early. Keep up the great work JJ
hoh
verified UA-camr here, epic
Huh, here I see you again, dear xenophobic youtuber
I love how Canada is almost completely monochrome the entire way through whilst the US looks like abstract art
Edit: Look guys, I know why it's like that, and I never said one was better than the other, I was just pointing it out, now please chill
I prefer my solid block of green to your blood stained butter vomit
It's as if America is a far larger country than Canada with not as strong of a central government.
@@compatriot852 Canada literally being bigger than the usa
@@onthehorizon4097 Geographically they’re really similar with Canada being bigger in total area but smaller in total land area
The US however has consistently been above 10 times Canada’s population throughout its entire history, it’s not even close
That’s what people mean by bigger
Not geographically but demographically. After all land doesn’t launch rebellions over central government mandates, lots of people across lots of land do.
Mostly because of style of government
Mexico : It's ok to be gay, but women can't vote
Athens : My man !
SUPER PAÇOCA ALADO actually no true Athenian women participated in government ...
ggob hhh that's what he said woman can't vote
john doe no Athenian women could
Wow, mexicans really hate women
Now I understand Percy Jackson, Mexico is the Macedon of the west
Mexico: It's ok to be gay
Also Mexico: Women can't vote.
Ikr
so mexico is ancient Greece
My country since the 1830s until 1955 with Odria (a dictator)
@@SeraphimGoose i hope that isnt mgtow
@parshnipz57
Looked at their other comments. They’re probably a MGTOW or incel.
The mind-blowing thing for Millennial and Gen Z is how recent LGBT rights truly are and how hostile the environment was, even during the 90s.
And how bout that gay panic law.
@@KlaustheViking For real. They want special privileges at this point. How can you claim you're oppressed when all you have to do, is claim somebody was homophobic and that person you claimed is homophobic, will lose their job. Same goes for women. They literally have every right everyone else does but they wont stop until they get more.
@@KlaustheViking are you high or just incredibly stupid? You do realize that up until a Supreme Court decision in 2020, it was legal to fire someone for being gay or trans? LGBTQ people were not allowed to marry until the 2000’s. There were no legal protections such as; hospital visitation, next of kin documents, the ability to adopted children, etc. Today there are still thousands of people that were fired from federal jobs because until 1993, the federal government would fire you if you got found out to be gay. So those are just some of the rights we didn’t have. The right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness specifically excluded LGBTQ Americans.
@@Yinzgahndahntahn No, just know bullshit when I see it you dumb broad. It’s only assumed that gays were not hired due to being gay. LGBT people have so many privileges now that you can’t fire them for any other reason BECAUSE of their sexuality. Just like companies have to hire non-whites because laws deem it discrimination if they don’t hire them because of their skin color. The laws are not helping anyone. It’s giving people privileges to get what they want without scrutiny.
@@KlaustheViking Ability to see their partner in hospital and act on their behalf, ability to adopt, discrimination about family based services, hell, in some places, it was legal to discriminate based on orientation for a long time. There's information online about this, but you're choosing to be ignorant.
Man, as a new orlenian it depressed the hell out of me to see my state turn from banning slavery to allowing it. We aren’t responsible for our ancestors mistakes but videos like this help me at least realize how susceptible we are to falling for them again. Thank you.
Bender
Amen.
thats cuz it was controlled by the french and they abolished slavery before the United states did so when america bought the land slavery was then allowed
That's what you get from being runned by civilized French people to uneducated anglos. Vive la Louisiane française ! 🇫🇷
@@gamermapper haha! Also thank you for your culture of food. It has made my life in New Orleans 10 times better! Cheers from across the pond
"You can always count on Americans to do the right thing - after they've tried everything else."
- Winston Churchill
Heart of Iron RGF
Well, Winston wasn’t so peachy clean himself
Heart of Iron RGF The same thing can be said of Winston, too.
As an American I'll admit he's 100% right...BUT literally our cousins are no better themselves so they got no room to talk.
I guess he would know since his mother was American.
Yes but we are always the first to do the right thing. After we get it right then countries follow
"All men are created equal" took 200 years to live up to that. All men excluded:
Native Americans
African Americans
Asian Americans
Indentured servants
Those who didn't own land
Non Christians
Arabs
Indians
Irish
"Some men are created equal" was more accurate.
Gays*
As to quote George Orwell in Animal Farm: “We are all equal, but some are more equal than others.”
And when I meant Thomas Jefferson
Imma compell him to include women in the sequel
Hispanics?
Just say white Christians
2:20 *Mexico has it’s own opinion for everything*
?
How do you not understand?👆
*1840's Kentucky*: So women can vote here?
*Well yes, but actually no*
Certain women in certain elections.
@@seannolan9857 kinda, but sorta maybe
Same for Québec sometime before 1940
also NJ in the 18th century lol
Pretty based at the time ngl
1786: Women can vote in the USA!
1787: "Whoops, by 'all men are created equal' I meant only male humans. My bad"
*Straight white males
@@_blank-_ *Straight cis white Christian protestant males
Obi Wan Kenobi *rich straight white Christian Protestant males
@@ShidaiTaino oompah loompahs
@@ShidaiTaino *rich straight white Christian Protestant British males
Your videos provide so much chronological context I would otherwise have no way of accessing. Thanks for your work on these projects.
México: we're OK with women fighting and giving their lives for the revolution
Also Mexico: but we're not okay with giving women the right to vote for at least 3 more decades
United States: It's okay for women to vote, but don't hang out with people of a different skin color
So women couldnt vote in Mexico but homosexuality was decriminalized thats kinda strange
In practice even if women could vote it won't matter, as far I know there was de facto dictatorship in Mexico till the '80.
@@krazownik3139 Mexico's last dictatorship was from 1877 to 1911. After the Revolution it was dominated by a single party (PRI) but since the 1917 constitution presidents can never be reelected. In 2000 the first non-PRI president was elected (Fox from PAN), in 2012 PRI returned and since 2018 morena rules. That's only for presidents. For state governments, since the revolution different parties held different states.
Not every country has a two party system where both parties are the exact same.
Eh, who am I kidding, democracy here in Mexico is even more of a joke.
Also I find it far more strange that homosexuality was still illegal in many parts of the U.S. in the 21st century.
How?
Can I just point out that Mexico is Catholic, so maybe there is a reason for that
Wow never knew homosexuality was illegal in some parts of the US until like 2003.
Yeah, the Supreme Court declared anti-sodomy laws unconstitutional then.
@@makeprussiaathingagain7368
Your channel tells us everything we need to know about you lmao. Bad bait, 13 year old.
+Make Prussia a thing again you want there to be less women available for you?
must be gay...
@@makeprussiaathingagain7368 ua-cam.com/video/05n8S2p5XU4/v-deo.html
Keep in mind though that the law wasn't always really enforced. So in the few decades leading up to '03 there was rarely any legal repercussions for being homosexual, despite its illegality.
I know this video is outdated but i would like to say Canada banned conversion therapy nationwide in 2022 😊
W
@@littleman-3 Big W! Conversion Therapy is abuse.
Chadana 🗿
W Canada
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One of the reasons Mexico lost territory was because we abolished slavery first but many US immigrants living in Texas didn’t agree to, therefore they started supporting the insurrection movements in the state.
Also Polk send destabilizers to make the American inmigrants a lot more "Pro US" and fight the "Mexican Tyranny", he was a Megalomaniac and people in the US still celebrating that
Esa es, meter gringos a que habiten territorios para luego hacer revueltas y apropiárselos. La misma que hicieron a España con Florida y muchas mas naciones.
Ontario, 2003: People are now allowed to marry their partner, no matter if they are gay or straight
Texas, 2003: Gov't is telling us we gotta be okay with y'all being gay
*Supreme Court
Based Texas
From what I understand, in the later years of those laws, they were seldom enforced. Still though, the maximum punishment iirc, in Texas at least, until 2003 was death.
@Heartbreakingly _ are u stupid why is it right that homosexual can be married
@Heartbreakingly _ yeah that's very sad
0:49
Mexico: bans slavery
Texas: *no*
*revolution intensifies*
And that is why the only state we don't like from the USA is Texas
@@itande0551 there's a lot more in-fighting than just that lol
@@itsohaya4096 I mean it caused all the rest...
@@itande0551 then why are so many people moving there?
Connecticut- "I hope we are too small for people to see that we enforced segregation laws until 1963"
Lol. Didn't every state though
i would have liked to have seen something about the treatment of the native population under minority civil rights, cause that was a very different story handled very differently by both countries.. and much more recently than most people think.
**Cough cough** yeah Canada **cough cough**
@@Biipo3431 canada may be worse, but neither country is good.
The boot doesn't ask the bug if it's doing well.
@@alreadyblack3341 wow, so edgy.. did your mom tell you that was clever?
@@emoAnarchist POV nuts itch
Next video: history of human rights in North Korea
It will be your easiest video yet
Only red. Hahahahha like communism
One frame is all that is needed
*Stays red perpetually*
Best Korea has the best human rights in the world
@@polos3516 Greetings from Germany to Poland. Am quite envious that your country isn't cucked and multiculturalistic as Germany. Stay strong.
1970
Idaho: From now on, people will be able to love each other freely regardless of their sexuality !
One year later
Idaho: Nope, juste kidding
For real, what happened ?
I'm guessing the incumbent state legislatures lost big-time in the 1970 elections.
Bengali - Change is a pendulum. Sometimes it swings harder than others. There were a few times slavery went from being illegal to legal back to illegal in parts of the US as well.
based idaho lmao
*Curb Your Enthusiasm theme*
"So segregation is still legal?"
Mexico and Canada: *Well yes*
All the map shows is we don't have a law specifically mentioning segregation (as it wasn't as big here) . We have plenty of laws saying we can't treat anyone differently because of their race/gender/etc.
In mexico the segregation didn't existed as much as i know.
@@victorcontreras5342 It didn't exist. That's why we laugh at Usonians with their silly racial stuff. We only had the "castas" system which was totally forgotten and useless Because everyone was banging everyone so Nobody could actually be pure of a race.
Well, neither of them ever had a serious segregation problem as far as I know, so there hasn't been a need to make a law banning something that rarely, if ever, happens. I guess is because Canadians have been more liberal than Americans in that sense and Mexicans are so mixed-race that such a thing would be impossible
I'm Canadian, as far as I know since the end of the American Civil War, during which many former slaves fled to Canada as Slavery had been out lawed for like 30 years here. There have never been any laws enforcing segregation. Segregation still existed to varying degree however. His video is missing critical information like that in 1977 Canada passed its first comprehensive human rights law (there were British laws before this too) which banned segregation by explicitly. Unlike the U.S. a large portion of Black Canadians never experienced the level of segregation that Black Americans did. Though, natives, that's another story, a very shameful one. See:
ansa.novascotia.ca/content/african-heritage-month-narratives-week-three#:~:text=Canada%27s%20History%20of%20Segregation&text=Historically%2C%20while%20Canada%20did%20not,allowed%20private%20businesses%20to%20discriminate.
Whether you like it or not things have definitely gotten better since the past decades.
Nope
It got way worst
Lmao. Sure.
@@keepingbloodpuretypenation5906 now
@@keepingbloodpuretypenation5906 *how
Can you make something similar with Europe, it would be very interesting
Khey Pard recently did that for homosexuality
Well rather than one or two centuries to go through there are a few millennia so it could be a bit harder to go from the 8th century bc (1st olympiad and therefore start of greece, as well as foundation of rome, so between both the start of europe) to 2019 ad, especially considering that for most of the early history europe, particularly in the north, wasn't really made of states and kingdoms but of coalitions of villages. Also 1 the hre's maps are complex and 2 spoiler alert but after the fall of greece and rome which were tolerant of gays and scientists, the church takes over and pretty much cancels human rights until the enlightenment.
@@bonogiamboni4830 your spoiler alert is half bs at very least. Rome was tolerant only in religious terms. It was Christianity adopting to Roman rigid cultural norms, not the other way around that created values we currently associate with Christianity.
@@daPawlak huh maybe i mixed up rome and greece a bit.
Socialist policies in Europe lmao: "Amaze your eyes with Germany's social welfare program during the forties!"
You should've included banning marital rape. It's honestly pretty shocking how recent it happened in the US, with bans starting primarily in the 70s and with the last states banning it being Oklahoma and North Carolina in 1993.
Wait... in those two states, raping your wife was okay until 1992? I can’t believe that.
@@treyebillups8602 I don't believe it was legal to rape your wife, it was more like they didn't think a man having intercourse with his wife against her will counted as rape. A woman was expected to serve her husband whenever he wanted. Therefore, raping your wife was not possible.
Same for Germany
@@treyebillups8602 And i can't belive that rapeing our wife or husband is illegal in U.S right now you people are insane dumb and ignorant zpoiled brats
@@keepingbloodpuretypenation5906 I- what? I genuinely hope you're just some 10 year old troll.
Shouts out to Illinois decriminalizing homosexuality like 10 years ahead of the pack
Mexico decriminalized homosexuality before 1900. Now they couldn’t marry and women couldn’t vote but still
Too bad they went farther.
@@a_human8489
Priorities. First things first, dude!
I mean you could technically also make the state divisions for Mexico, as each state has its own issues with Same-sex marriage that differ from what federal law dicates (as technically, federally, same-sex marriage is legal already). But I love your videos
You got the Slavery part wrong for Upper Canada. The law passed in 1792 barred anymore people from becoming slaves, and freed all children of slaves on their 21st birthday, but it didn't make slavery illegal outright.
This led to the historically ironic position of Upper Canada slaves escaping to Michigan to become free until 1833.
Huh this is interesting... there's a really old building in my Michigan town where our founder hid slaves
Similarly, Lower Canada technically (and accidentally) had women suffrage for much of it's history, and so earlier than most other regions shown here - simply due to the fact that voting was land/wealth-based (forgot which one), and that rich widows just weren't accounted for at all (so there weren't any restrictions on voting based on gender, and the rare women who had the necessary wealth/land were allowed to vote).
@@bastobasto4866It was the exact same scenario in regards to women voting in New Jersey and some of those other states really early on. There were property requirements, but the law didn’t specify that voters had to be male, which meant that some widows (husbands were considered in charge of their wives’ property) could end up with the vote.
Title: The History Of Civil Rights in the US and Canada:every year
*Shows Mexico*
Me: ok.
Edit: *Oh yea don't forget **-Greenland-*
Raúl González Maybes it’s because he didn’t go in to detail on legality in each state in Mexico
like half of the US today used to be spanish territory and either directly or indirectly part of Mexico / New Spain. The video begins in the 18th century. (edit: more than half, you can see it yourself)
Evan DeVries and a tiny bit of russia
He also includes a slither of Cuba, hence the "Slavery is legal" marker up to 1886.
He should have just said North America.
Logically I knew how recently gay marriage was legalized nationwide in the US because I remember it happening when I was in middle school. But at the same time, because I was a kid at the time, that feels like a really long time ago. This video really put it into perspective.
I mean it was only 2003 that federally repealed laws against homosexual acts.less than 20 years ago….
I’m all for having different taste and opinions, but to go as far as to HATE someone because of their sexuality, race, religion, ethnicity, it’s unbelievable to me.
I can understand why it's unbelievable to hate someone for their sexuality, race, gender, ethnicity, etc. That's just plain stupid. I can't say the same about religion. People hating each other for different religions is damn near impossible to prevent. It's a sad but very much real problem in modern society. I'm not saying I'm all for murdering someone because they pray to the wrong god, but trying to end a centuries old rivalry between 2 dominant religions such as Christianity and Islam is like trying to climb a mountain using only your fingernails. It's a hard, long, arduous, and dangerous task and it's almost impossible to do so. Maybe one day there'll be peace. But until then, there's no preventing 2 pitbulls from barking at each other.
I mean religion plays a role in hating sexuality,I mean,Im a Catholic and don't support LGBTQ but I still don't get why people outright HATE people.I just respect them and pray but nothing else.
@@JohnnyDeere Nice profile picture you got there👍
@@JohnnyDeereits not just about worshipping the wrong god, muslims will always be a source of religious conflict because their method of spreading was historically always by conquest and force. No other religions engaged in violence on the level that did muslims did.
Ban sodomy
Nobody:
New Jersey in 1807: women ain’t real chief
For most of the 19th century, the primary argument was that women didn't have souls, so they couldn't vote.
Epic
@@seannolan9857 I don't know where you got that idea but it's just not true.
@@vituzui9070 Religioustolerance.org listed it as one of their examples of things the religious right used to argue, but eventually came to the mainstream conclusion. Right along with the ideas that blacks are descendants of Ham, and therefore deserve enslavement, and that Jews were replaced by Gentiles as the chosen people.
@@seannolan9857 Actually women not having souls started as a smear pamphlet against the Catholic church some 17th century Lutheran pastor wrote. In actuality claiming women don't have souls is a grave heresy in Catholicism and no such claims were ever made. Please stop perpetuating old Protestant propaganda. I bet you believe the church banned people from believing the earth is round or some other such nonsense.
www.commonwealmagazine.org/do-women-have-souls
Knowing the comments on history channels, this is a very ballsy thing to post man. Nice video nonetheless.
A lot of reactionary folks unfortunally 😔
Dahm that name and pic, nj
For sure, a very good video indeed.
@@Mypromiselive goes so hard (feel free to screenshot)
An update on conversation therapy in the U.S. and Canada (as of May 9th, 2024): Canada has banned conversation therapy since this video, and 22 states in the U.S. have banned it (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington), and it's also illegal in Puerto Rico. Also, same-sex marriage is legal in Mexico now.
Why does the South always have to be the worst.
The best*
@@Goebber15 cringe
Top 10 people who are confidently incorrect
@@Goebber15
I’ll will bet this comment section will be nice and civil
The nazi wannabes are already here sadly
@Alexis Hazel DeSilva indeed, my apologies
@Alexis Hazel DeSilva they are joke. If their life isnt one complete joke, they would not be nazis.
Okay Jesus y'all, nazis are the ones following all of Hitler's ideology, these might be something like fascists but the same exists in both left and right and it's normal, such people exist and have these ideas
NOTE: I am a Greek right-wing leaning guy, don't get me involved with any USA stuff
I will'll*
You forgot to add the history of gamer rights
Not like it would do anything because we never had any
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Bottom Text
So basically, we live in a society
Gamers are oppressed
think about it...
You know, it's kinda nice to see the progress that the US has made over the years. Despite its imperfections, they're still realising that equality should be there for all. Well done America!
Wow it’s pretty rare to see a comment from someone like you thanks for the wonderful comment.
Bruh what about the other country Canada lol
So do we have any good logical reason to accept gays or is it all appeals to apathy, and then the lamest name calling in town
@@Jay-pq7nf Canada has pretty similar problems to us, they’re just a few years ahead of us in solving them.
Thanks for the positive take
Fun fact: The first article of the Mexican Constitution actually prohibits discrimination based on sexual preferences. (AKA, if you're a gay Mexican like me, you're protected by the Mexican Constitution if you're a Mexican Citizen.)
Huh.... gay
So, gay or no gay?
J0t0
Gay!!!!!!
Yoooo
Greenland ahead of the game
Denmark
Thats the nordics for ya.
like only 1 person lives there. He/she's so thirst that they'll legalise gay marrage, ban slavery and/or let women vote to get anyone over
Scandinavia: How bout we actually educate our kids?
Everyone else: Wait a minute... thats never been done before 🤭
Greenland is speed-running.
Wow... I never knew how ubiquitous the segregation movement was in the United States... that literally my home state voted it into law at one point...
@Ryan McCreedy it was actually illegal there, must’ve been an error.
Yes most young people dont know about it because they tried to swipe that ugly history under the rug, look up "massive resistance" after segregation was banned they closed schools just so black children couldnt go.
Yes, it existed north and south. Racism was a national affair, yet most history books just focus on the south.
@@lukeporras1288 I've met more racist people in Michigan then I did in Alabama.
Every state did that around 200 years ago, it was trendy back then
I find it quite amazing how quickly the legalisation of homosexuality and especially gay marriage occurred. It took decades, if not at least a century, for all regions/states to grant women the right to vote and abolish slavery, yet only about 10 years for all provinces and states to legalise gay marriage. Incredible really.
Yet in the most free period in history all people talk about is how oppressed we still are instead of being thank full we werent born in an earlier time.
@@nathanh2917 That doesn't mean we can't try and make it better. It doesn't mean we're ungrateful, it's that we still see major flaws.
In the US, gay marriage was legalized from a Supreme Court decision. The court is strongly Conservative now. If it overturns its previous decision, I can see many states banning gay marriage again.
@@nathanh2917 I'm grateful I'm not in the 1980s, but we're still oppressed and we can't stop fighting until we all have well enforced equal rights.
Bro being gay was illegal in my literal hometown and was only legalized because every other state was legalizing it please tell me this is a joke
While it feels like everything can be really frustrating today this is a helpful reminder that things have and will get better. Hope to see the version with trans and abortion rights in 10 years!
That’s a weird looking Roman Empire
Yeah, Italy really let itself go, I’m afraid...
America is the true Third Rome.
Harrison Colborne-Veel America is the fourth rome
a glass of milk Then what was the Third Rome?
Panteleimon Ponomarenko the Russian Empire, they were the center of orthodox Christianity and their monarchs were called tsars/czars, which meant Caesar like from Ancient Rome
Freedom of religion, especially for Catholics, was also a problem in Canada, the United States and even Mexico all the way into the 20th century, and is even disputed today in some respects.
Peter Luskey Mexico? Catholics are the majority there
@@jacobfinch9563 I'm pretty sure the government cracked down on the Catholic Church in Mexico at one point (Source: HOI4).
@@talhahhussain5603
Yeah they did so in the 30's, and also propped up this Pentecoastal alternative called "La Luz del Mundo" (The Light of the World)
Protestant > Catholic
The majority of canadians are catholics of some kind
I hope we get an updated version of this map showing Trans rights under LGBT+ civil rights. Sadly they're currently being stripped away.
Trans rights shouldn’t have even been a thing in the first place. Kids should not be making life changing decisions, men should not be in woman’s bathrooms, nor should a woman be in a man’s. This is common sense
@@Goebber15real
@@Goebber15real moment
@@Goebber15 Just make restrooms gender neutral. Problem solved there. And despite what your feelings tell you, science points to otherwise :) Unless you'd like to see a massive jump in suicides. Trans rights saves lives and prevents medical burdens on healthcare from various issues that stems from transexual individuals suffering from mental disorders due to their healthcare being denied to them. The only "life changing" decision kids do regarding trans is choosing to identify as another gender by using different pronouns, wearing gender appropriate clothing, and acting in line with the gender they identify with. Which can all easily be stopped. Any story you've heard about kids performing life altering surgeries simply does not happen. Go to Russia or Iran if you think this should be the norm.
@Benjamin_NetanjahuIt's all projection with these guys. They want to touch children, so they have to assume that you do, too.
*puts on hazmat suit*
*sorts by newest first*
Lol me too
God save you, for no-one else can.
U.S.: "Man, this whole civil rights thing is HARD!"
Greenland: 0:28 1:51 2:12
I don't know if you're aware but the US is a country inhabited by 330 million people of many, many different ethnicities while Greenland is a territory inhabited by roughly 56,000 people whom are pretty much just Danish or Inuit. You can't compare the two at all.
Greenland is a rock in the middle of the sea. The US was a rising superpower, it had more to deal with than Greenland.
Yes, those are fair points. I just think it's funny to contrast how early Greenland/Denmark got everything done.
It is Kalaallit Nunaat and it real American peopls land, yo idiots Usa / Canada ar illegal imigrants gone too far, in Kalaallit Nunaat ther ar only about 10% dansk peopl.
Greenland is mostly inuit, and native americans tend to be more liberal regarding civil rights
Am I the only one to read abolition: banned by law and was confused?
I mean, there was the Congressional gag rule if that counts, but to my knowledge, abolitionism has never been illegal in the United States. :P
Might wanna update this. After 151 years of stagnant LGBTQ rights, Mexico has just legalized same sex marriage.
Yeah. 🥳🥳🥳🥳
@Sid the Sloth Okay you edgelord
Not good
I swear to god, it’s like the south needs to be dragged kicking and screaming by the federal government for even the slightest bit of progress to be made
should have just let them go but can't have the empire if you do, gatta have that cannon fodder for wars.
@@golagiswatchingyou2966 It’s better to have homophobic racists die than actual human people.
Well if your talking about slavery the south really relied on slavery for the economy and most slave owners were just people Who had slaves for help the owners works with their slaves so I don't think you should be surprised when people are reluctant to give up what they own and use to make money
Great video as always but a point of correction: Conversion therapy is not illegal in California. It can be used on anyone 18 or older. If the client is a minor/under the age of 18, then it's prohibited (unless they emancipated before the age of 18. Then it becomes a huge grey area). Keep up the great videos!
The video shows it as legal
Nick Vasquez So far that is true for all of the states that have banned conversion therapy. That is one of the next steps.
Conversion therapy should be banned and outlawed
Jthejedigaming If it’s an adult doing it I don’t see the problem.
Jthejedigaming its a persons choice on who they want to be
Maybe something similar but for worker's rights would also be interesting
F. OPE USA(southern states) and Mexico being far behind Canada
Unbelievable that till 2002 there where us states where homosexuality was illegal
Well it’s not like it was enforced, there just wasn’t any laws that decriminalized it.
@@dmeads5663 It was enforced sporadically... but yea it was more for the symbol of it I guess
Haltaïr where was it enforced?
Unbelievable that the US is the only country to NOT enforce the UN Convention of the rights of the child
(Except for like Somalia)
in iran and saudi arabia they hang gay
Legal racial segregation existed in Ontario until 1996 (the last place being chatham ontario) and it was also legal in Quebec and Nova Scotia. The Supreme Court of Canada upheld racial segregation well into the 20th century until Canada got a constitution near the end of the 20th century.
You, Ollie Bye, and Khey Pard are the trifecta of mapping
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@@galacticpenguintv6752 One day, GalaticPenguin, you'll make it :D
Make a similar video about Europe please.
good idea
@@_blank-_ , is there a copyright on this idea?
(The answer is no)
@@_blank-_ it's not stolen, he did it with North America and he added women suffrage and slavery
Much more interesting with miltiple backs and forths
A Video about Europe would be similar except without Segregation. Stuff because except Nazi German segregation was rare in Europe but people of color in Europe before ww2 were rare
I was born in 2004 and its wild to me that there was a time in the 21th century, where Homosexuality was illegal in a big part of the US
I was born the same year it was decriminalized in my state NC, 2003
Mexico being based and decriminalizing homosexuality all the way back in 1871.
and losing every war and being on the state of collapse
"wowie! based!!" 🤓
@@IWillNeverThinkOfAGoodHandle More based than killing gay people while the most active homophobes are hiding in the closest
And Brazil 1830 :)
@@flawyerlawyertv7454 you are the enemy of strong societies
Can you please make a video on the 1963 confrontation between Malaysia and Indonesia. Please accept my request.
In 1963, two former British colonies in Borneo were about to become part to Malaysia, but Indonesia wanted to these two former British colonies for itself, and that was how the conflict started. This link will explain more information. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesia%E2%80%93Malaysia_confrontation
Ekmal Sukarno we didn't want it for ourselves. It was because we saw the release of the 2 colonies as a British neo-imperialist plot
Nilz Mekel As a British neo-imperialist plot to what? Take over Indonesia?
Utah in 1971: You know what, it shouldn't be illegal for someone to love a person of the same gender.
Utah in 1972: Nah, change my mind. I forgot that I'm the crazy Mormon state.
Well, not EVERYONE in Utah is a Mormon. That's actually a bit of a sterotype. I may not like the LDS Church, too, but I WILL say that the Mormons have become a little bit better over time. Blacks weren't allowed to be missionaries, but that changed in the 1970's. Also, missionaries don't have to wear those stupid "bulletproof" underwear garments anymore.
Crazy?
Braindead take
Coming back here after half a year and yep, this comment section is still just as toxic.
FIRST they wanted to take my slaves THEN they decided to let my wife have a say, what next, they let dishwashers marry eachother?!?!?
Good job on the history map again, Emperor Tigerstar. I'm a big fan of the channel because I'm a cartography nut.
You can see a bit of Russia in the top left in Alaska early on
Аляска vas Russian befor 1867.
I thought homosexuality became only illegal in 1835?
I swear the UA-cam algorithm has a sick sense of humor recommending this video rn
Why?
@@lollo_C Roe v. Wade being overturned recently
@@RedHoodedWraith o yea
1865: Slavery ended
1920: All women can now vote
2003: Being gay isn't illegal anymore
Just look at how far the US has come
Except in Quebec, for the voting part.
@Έλληνας Εθνικιστής What are you trying to say?
@Έλληνας Εθνικιστής Well i know.
@Έλληνας Εθνικιστής But i disagree with you. Just because you hate people different genders doesn't mean we devolved.
> Be me.
> Notice Mexico both abolished slavery and decriminalized homosexuality before America.
> “Wow we really had a long way to go.”
> Also notice Mexico gave women the right to vote in 1953.
> *Explode In jingoistic pride*
It’s because our Revolutionary government thought giving women the right to vote would increase the influence of the Catholic Church. Since they thought women would be more closer to the Church and our post Revolution government was extremely anti-clerical
(Greenland not included)
0:11 Slavery Starts becoming Legal
0:11 Women's Rights becoming Legal
0:31 Women's Rights becoming Illegal everywhere
0:56 Women's rights start becoming Legal again
1:18 13th Amendment Begins (Slavery being Illegal unless for crime)
1:19 14th Amendment Begins (Slaves being able to get U.S. citenzenships)
1:21 15th Amendment Begins (Any race can vote in the U.S.)
1:22 Segregation Begins
1:22 LGBTQ+ rights starts becoming decriminalized (Mexico)
2:01 19th Amendment Begins (Letting Women vote)
2:03 Women can vote everywhere in the U.S.
2:22 Women can vote everywhere in the U.S. and Canada
2:35 LGBTQ+ starts becoming decriminalized (U.S.)
2:37 Segregation becomes Banned everywhere (U.S.)
2:41 LGBTQ+ starts becoming decriminalized everywhere (Canada)
2:43 Equal rights amendment starts becoming legal
3:03 Same-sex civil unions start becoming legal
3:08 Same-sex marriage starts becoming legal
3:10 Same-sex marriage is legal everywhere (Canada)
3:16 Conversion Therapy starts becoming Illegal
3:18 Same-sex marriage is legal everywhere (U.S.)
making conversion therapy illegal is one of the most disgusting, illogical, and stupid things known to man. People go there by choice to better themeslves, and you think its a "civil right" or some nonsense like that. Grow up, and get a life.
I wish those people who were oppressed during those times get to live today where society is more accepting than before. Salute to those who fought the wars for civil rights, women's rights and LGBTQ+ rights.
@Domašna Samoilova Contributing to it by wanting everyone to have equal rights? No one is asking for your opinion. If you don't like the idea that everyone should be treated fairly and should be able to live their own lives, then just don't pay attention to it and leave. It's that simple.
@Joe Edwards Of course you believe being gay is a lifestyle, because people would obviously choose to be gay, in turn making their lives harder and choosing to be hated for their very existence, let alone the fact that in some countries being gay is punishable by death. But no, you're right, people would just choose this "lifestyle" and choose to be subjected to this hate for no real reason.
@@AirkaMojo Being gay isnt a genetic thing. Otherwise there would be fewer and fewer. Being gay is simular to having a foot fetish but instead of feet you like the same gender. Iv got no problem with it and not much of a choice. People dont choose to be attracted to feet yet through their puberty some experiences led them to be attracted to that. Also to be fair lifestyle doesnt mean choice.
@@nathanh2917 Its not a fetish, its an orientation. Let me ask you this, if someone is attracted to guys is it a fetish? Notice I left out the sex of the individual in question. The answer cannot be "yes" if its a guy attracted to guys, and "no" if it's a woman attracted to guys. Its the same attraction. Someone who is gay will naturally develop an attraction to others of the same sex through the exact same process (usually during puberty) as someone who is attracted to the opposite sex. Let me put it another way. Someone who is straight will never be sexually attracted to the same sex. Similarly someone who is gay will never be attracted to the opposite sex. And finally, a genetic trait does not need to be held by a parent for it to occur in an offspring.
@@nathanh2917 Your comparison makes me want to kill myself.
W Mexico for decriminalizing LGBT first
That’s why Mexico is an L country
@@realizingfiction5935 shut up
Said The Edgy braintrot 12 years old "sigma" kid
@@realizingfiction5935True
Mexico is a L country
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I didn't like this video because I don't have 3 eyes like everyone else.
This normie hasnt opened his third eye yet pfffftt
*pathetic*
The pause button is your friend. Or quarter speed.
@@juanmam.2113 wat
Ppl that have three eye r Gei
@Eric Johnson it's supposed to be a joke.
Wyoming, 1869. Population: 9 (5 men, 4 women)
“So, we’re going to let Ruth, Mary, Elizabeth, and Mildred vote?”
“Sounds fine to me.”
idk how you managed to steal a comment and somehow make it 10x worse
Conservatives are not happy seeing this video
This comment section is making me depressed. So many unironic calls to end hard-fought for civil rights, so much blatant racism and bigotry. The very existance of these comments proves one thing, that the struggle is not yet over, since there are still people out there that would deny the rights of people based on ideological lies.
Lol. Take this advice if you will, don't form an opinion off of UA-cam comments. You don't even know if they are from America.
In other parts of the world, it's for sooth yet not over.
PeterIsMyName you will never be able to change the opinion of every single person on these issues. Just give it a rest, equality has been achieved in your country
Equality is impossible
Racism is a disase we cant stop
@@douglasmacarthur803 We shouldn't stop trying though
Am i the only one who noticed Utah being really progressive all the time and then flipping back to the old ways again.
I don’t every recall Utah being Liberal
Pfttt Mormons
They were always advocates of abolition, (actually one of the reasons their founder died, he was running for President as an abolitionist so some angry racists lynched him.) and ironically they treated their women to more rights than the US would give them for decades despite the polygamy thing.
@@rellek4053 too bad they didn't let black people go the the temple or get the priesthood until 1978 when the government forced them to change their stance.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1978_Revelation_on_Priesthood
Journal of Discourses 10:110-111; “Shall I tell you the law of God in regard to the African race? If the white man who belongs to the chosen seed mixes his blood with the seed of Cain, the penalty, under the law of God, is death on the spot. This will always be so.” - Brigham Young, Salt Lake City, March 8, 1863
Women were allowed the right to vote in Utah until a judge from another state made it illegal again
To me, this really just shows that progress will always win, and all conservatism is, is a hinderance and slows it down.
well said. throughout history, progress has always won.
Conservatism is just progressivism moving at snails pace.
Progressiveness has made sense in the past but now it is just morally wrong on so many levels
@@Nedits1381 That's what people thought in 3000BC. And AD 27. And 476. And 768. And 1066. And 1453. And 1613. And 1793. And 1814. And 1917. And 1945. And 1967. And so on. People thought paper was morally wrong, and literacy, and democracy. Why would this time be any different? There's still much progress to be made and much awfulness to eradicate.
@@Nedits1381 Yes and thats what they all believed before you, and in 100 years, things today like climate change, reprodcutive rights, and trans rights will be thought of as completely normal.
The fact only In 2010s SSM became fully legal is sad tbh
Yeah very sad should’ve stayed in 2020
This was nice I enjoyed it while eating lunch
Very cool
how was your lunch
TANNER OSBORN I had some homemade chicken tenders with barbecue sauce I’d rate it an 8/10
Badr eddin wtf what I enjoyed my lunch while watching a nice videi
I'm watching that as an excuse why not to do homework
Your telling me in 2002 being gay was illegal in my state
Scott Krafft Exactly. The laws did not punish homosexuality per se, but homosexual acts. They also applied to heterosexual acts. Theoretically, oral and anal sex was illegal regardless of sexuality.
Titan Striker PVP Build Exotic Mida Scout Rifle those laws banned sodomy, but by that year, it was hardly enforced. only pre-1970s was the persecution more harsh
Oof mine was till 2003
I will forever hate Texas and can’t wait to I’m able to get out
@@heartbreakingly_8588 Well, Texas is changing quick and fast.
Never forget: until “black neighborhoods” and HBCUs aren’t a thing anymore, de facto segregation will always exist.
Canada: Slavery is bad
Denmark: Slavery is bad
Mexico: Slavery is bad
Half the U.S.: Slavery is bad
Other half of the U.S.: Y'know, maybe slavery isn't that b-
Are you saying Greenland is part of Canada? As a Canadian I approve
If there's one thing we don't have enough of in this country, it's godforsaken frozen wilderness with hardly any people in it! We clearly need more of that!
Yes, and Canada is part of Serbia.
Conquer Greenland and Alaska and take your rightful place as largest country on Earth!
Kalaallit Nunaat is real amerikan nativ peopls land yo idiot englis in Canada vil lose Nunavut to its real home!
@@seannolan9857 AND THEN SLAY THE IMBECILES AND RETAKE JERUSALEM!!!
Could you go over how early Christians thought of women better than later medieval Christians?
The thing is that in reality, even durring the middle age, most men didn't enjoy any more rights than women, on the contrary, especially in nations that had a strong serfdom system. From the fall of Rome to the late renaissance in many part of Europe if you didn't live in a large city and weren't a noble you had no or close to no rights and your lord may even own you, depending of when and where, but most of the time, women unlike men had some laws to protect them a bit.
Drago Arbiter they added it with the goal of pushing gay people into having kids, it does make sense for the time since most people didn’t live past 5, but since the 1840’s and basic medicine it’s just bigotry
1786: North - slavery is bad, just as the idea of women voting; South - women can vote (for awhile) as far as they´re not Black.
Mexico: first country to decriminalize Homosexuality
Also Mexico: it’s 2019 and we’re staying with it. Idc that the places above made it legal. I’m sticking with my thing.
I only want it decriminalized.
(This is NOT a jab at Mexico or anyone from there. I personally found it humorous how despite it being the first to decriminalize it, it never changed over 200 years.)
if mexico was given more detail you'd see that it's a patchwork depending on the region
I mean, we live in a highly catholic society here on Mexico (u know, Spain), we even had our "guerras cristeras" when government tried to abolish the power of the church in the country, so yeah, kind of makes sense. While government says it's ok it still looks bad by at least 80% of our "boomer" population
Should have included the abolition of the slave trade; the US actually beat Britain to it, even though slavery itself was still legal. I remember reading somewhere that women voted against women's suffrage in the early years... because they didn't know what the word meant. Honestly, I made the same mistake the first time I heard the word.
"Of course women's suffrage is bad! Anyone suffering is bad!"
TimesNewLogan Britain abolished slavery in 1807, we abolished it in 1808, so no the US didn’t abolish it first.
*UK*
On 25 March 1807, the Abolition of the Slave Trade Act entered the statute books. Nevertheless, although the Act made it illegal to engage in the slave trade throughout the British colonies, trafficking between the Caribbean islands continued, regardless, until 1811.
*US*
1808
Abolition of slavery in the United States
The slave trade was abolished in the United States from 1 January 1808. However, some slaving continued on an illegal basis for the next fifty years. One popular subterfuge was to use whaling ships.
@CheatyTycoon 2 There were laws against slavery throughout history. There was never a law within any society permitting someone to enslave anyone they lay their eyes on :D
History of slow and rough way to let people be happy and free
raising taxes is not freedom
Degeneracy is not freedom.
@@hellenicboi14 Go pretend to be a boomer, kid.
3% of the population
55% of HIV cases
79% of Syphilis cases
20% of HPV cases
70+% of these fine adults will have an STD in their lifetime.
Hellenic Boi
“Differences in sexual behavior account for some of these disparities, but others are associated with social and structural inequities, such as the stigma and discrimination that LGBT populations experience.” from that CDC link
read your own sources, friend
One of the major reasons that Texas seceded from Mexico and joining the US is because they banned slavery in 1829
Then the Civil War happened, and slavery is banned in the US too
No one's talking about New Zealand! They were MILES beyond everyone else in terms of a lot of important social ideas relating to equality! They deserve so much more credit.
Wait a second, it was illegal to be gay in the USA in 2002?
yoni roizman specifically having homosexual sex, yes.
Yeah but most states wouldn't enforce it anymore by that point. Kinda like how it's still illegal to hold a fish suspiciously in London, illegal but they don't enforce it.
@@EmperorTigerstar would be interesting to see them taking people to court over private act of love making, like try to prove someone having anal when both sides who did it have a good interest to lie about it
@@TheHolyMongolEmpire Just because it isn't enforced doesn't make the law any better. It could be used by some psychopath as long as it's there.
@@LillyP-xs5qe not as interesting as you think. It was actually done quite frecuently...in the UK for example.
You've got most of Mexico wrong, but this is history of Canada and US after all.
Dr. Atl 😄
Mexico: So fellas it's ok to be gay
...
Mexico: women u can't vote and that's all
me: *confused noises*
and then i realized there was dictatorship in Mexico xD
It was only decriminalized due to a very liberal republic. But anti-Gay persecution was wide spread. Mexico has had many dictatorships with the longest one being the one of the PRI. It lasted so long that it is referred to as THE Perfect Dictatorship
@@cristeromexico3366
In the north. In the south being gay was pretty normal.
¿Do you remember about the Muxe stuff? Basically transgender people in Oaxaca.
@@Joridiy In the center mostly, The north at the time was basiclly empty
All i see is movement towards a free and righteous society. Liberty and justice for all
Agree. Justice for all!
Couldn’t have said it better my friend :)
We’re on the path to true freedom for everyone. Trans rights!
Is that worth moral degradation though?
@@reizayin "Liberty is moral degradation."