“I dont want Black History month. I dont want White History Month. I dont want Women, Hispanic, or Asian history month. This is American history. American history is Black history” -Morgan Freeman
I would say *its a part of* rather than it is _de facto_ Taking that assumption you would be erasing the irish and the influence in new england the italians and the mafia in the u.s.a The english and the civil war...
The fact that we as a people subconsciously separate everything by race is the problem. If we get rid of the concept of race people would begin to see how separated we really still are.
Condumb politics are stupid but necessary. For example I’m an independent so I’m not with either ideology, but that also means that as a person I have to ignore people’s political beliefs and see them as a person. Same thing with race. I’m not talking to a republican, I’m talking to a person. I’m not talking to a black person, I’m talking to a person.
its pretty normal people have groups. humans can in general only process a few numbers and have certain fear of unknown for survival reasons. rome collapsed because it got too big. EU and other big groups are facing resistance because theyre so distant from everyday life yet have control over it. in Americas the difference between 2 states can be night and day in about everything still, hes right. there are people who embrace traveling and exploring. then there are people who see even the same colored, same aged and same economical status person living next door an enemy
I laughed when we got Asian history month. They were like "why is it funny to you?" And I went "we can just teach it we don't need a month to validate Asian history"
@ my parents didnt teach me who invented the lightbulb or who was the first president, the school system did. I did absolutely nothing with that information. I think school is kind of unnecessary after a certain point because they start teaching you things your not really gonna use in life. I agree with you my parents taught me more important things than the schools too
I am in awe of this man every time I hear his ideas. They are beautiful, all inclusive, ideas. He wants real unity, real understanding, and for us to love each other, be friends with each other. If you think about it, he really teaches the gospel.
Real inclusivity Is appreciating each part of the machine for its individuality. This “color blind” mentality is bull shit 😂 and is the reason why the “left” in the USA is still right leaning. Wolves who think they are sheep
@@coledoucette5116m not a Christian but im gonna go ahead and say the main message of being a Christian is to ask Jesus to forgive you and believe that he is gods son since that is literally the only way the Bible says you go to heaven. Just because i think all humans are equal will not get me a ticket to heaven so says the bible. Not sure where you get your facts about Christianity from 😂
@@arcthc yeah I’ve grown a lot more over the last few months and that is true, but it is still very true that believing you are better than others is a sin and if you don’t repent of that you may be damned. We are all worthy of Hell and all deserve to perish, but since Jesus sacrificed himself for us we can have eternal life as long as we believe in him and his resurrection
Fun fact, he actually came to our school and turn a whole school that usually are rowdy, disrespectful, and never pay attention to speeches or presentations to be completely captivated and focused on the message. He is a wonderful guy and is really a great speaker.
The story of how he befriended klansmen and they realized they could no longer hold those views is incredible. That's a truly special kind of empathy and connecting with others.
@@josephdockemeyer6782 Have you never bee to a high school. What do people expect to happen when you lump unstable minds form hundreds of different back grounds in one area expect them to play nice.
I agree, but the issue is how schools teach history, it is a writing class with historical elements that are glossed over. The education system is a joke to history and why so many Americans do not know what the Crusades were, that the Holocaust happened during WWII, or even simple geography like where China and Russia are on a map...
@@notoriousriot250 maybe, but not spending more than 5 min, most people dont know basic geography at all for where countries are. And due to how you are taught WWII and the Holocaust separately some people fail to realize it was even happening at the same time. These are things that college educated doctors, nurses and english teachers do not understand. Personally I just dislike how so many Christian's have such strong belief in a religion they do not know the history of. And how little people learn of WWII, especially WWI, and more. But I guess there isnt enough time to teach all of that when you are writing 10 page papers about it.
Daryl is one of the coolest dudes in this country. The guy knows wtf he's talking about and he's the real deal. He speaks the truth and some people can't handle the truth.
The dude makes a very thoughtful and caring argument about why black history month needs to be assimilated into American history and dumbasses don't take 10 minutes to listen to it and instead read the title and call him Uncle Ruckus.
I mean he didn't have to call out Ben fucking Franklin. That man did more in his life than 1,000 Americans together. There is a reason we study that man for more than a month. His impact on our government and inventions are just a start.
General Woofles Watched it, just more blacks with their hand out. Nothing to see here. Has nothing to do with being racist, just facts. If any other race acted as entitled or as much a victim as blacks do, I’d be on their ass, too. Everyone has an opinion, but mine is the correct one. Be mad if you want to.
Makes an “outrageous claim” Gives historical context Gives personal experience Gives plenty of detail Makes his argument Gives historical context Ends his argument
I agree with this man. I am a Mexican-American and I have to say the the exact same thing for Chicanos. Gabriel Iglesias said the exact same thing on one of his stand ups. Gabriel Iglesias constantly gets called a Latino-comic but it makes it sound like he only performs for Latinos when we know he performs for everyone. He said that literally had to travel all the way to the Middle East to finally be called American. God bless you, Daryl Davis.
@@claudeyaz Yup, our public education system is a complete joke. It was designed to pump out factory workers when we were doing back to back world wars. It's supposed to teach kids to get used to doing menial tasks for 8 hours a day.
Morgan Freeman isn't racist Morgan Freeman believes all Trump supporters are racist Edit: Twitter verified an account under Morgan Freeman's name that isn't Morgan Freeman, and all that's posted is anti Trump propaganda. Stay off Twitter.
The Darkfrost Yes, saw him do a talk in Ohio and managed too have a little convo with him afterwards about how he started his music and all that. Was amazing and he’s so kind!
Adam Irishconundrum not to mention the many thousands that fought and died in WW1 WW2 Korea Vietnam etc disrespecting the flag dishonored their sacrifices as well. I think we can agree that was the wrong time and place for a political statement.
Adan Gallardo yes and to your point if blacks weren’t born in Africa then they’re just Americans. I don’t call myself a Scandinavian American just a white American .Society seems to be so PC and hyper sensitive some people just want to be victims
@Adam Irishconundrum they knell to the national Anthem as a form of protest against the way the American police seem to have a more severe response to black people the white people. I would not say thats ignorance. I would say thats a pretty good reason to protest and I also wouldn't say its disrespectful to soldiers to use the first amendment that they fight to protect.
@@wkandaknucles is wrong as usual. Nobody said North or South...but you are wrong as usual and you look like a dumbass as usual en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyages_of_Christopher_Columbus#/media/File:Viajes_de_colon_en.svg
46 years old, and I remember having both Washington and Lincoln days celebrated in grade school, and remember the Presidents’ Day sales that started showing up for local shopping malls not too far afterward.
Morgan Freedman said it best: "Black history is American history." We need to stop thinking color and start thinking American despite who is in the White House.
hoBBes that is a quote from person who never felt the true hurt from not being appreciated for your talent and accomplishments because people who really fought for civil liberties would never suggested such a thing one thing Trump show me racism not dead it’s been hiding
I agree with this 100% there shouldn’t be black history month or women’s month. It should be all included in American history. This guy is talking straight facts
Say what! No I know I did learn that too but the point is that we learn the same stuff each year when it should be just incorporated into American history throughout and have more people including modern times as well not just during the era of slavery and civil rights.
GLADIATOR GAMING INFO yea I learned the same stuff every year as well. Though you were saying you didn’t learn anything. And I do agree we should learn more modern stuff as well. I just feel we should focus more on actual history rather than skin color...
Ive been arguing this for years and I used to get a mixed bag of responses. Im glad people are getting more “woke” to the idea that having a literal month after a whole race, versus just calling it history month and involving all races would do a lot more for mankind.
I'm all for making it American History, but part of me feels like they'll phase out the facts and white wash it like most schools already do. At least the month gives people more incentive to look into black history and inform themselves.
@@lex_rodriguez If a school is intent on whitewashing history...shoehorning the entire history of a race into one 28 day month isn't going to change that. As it is now, they teach the necessary curriculum...and tap dance around the touchy subjects. Whether it's February or September... The only thing that is going to force schools to change is the parents in their district demanding it. Schools answer to the residents...if they lose funding, things will change. Government honors and faux holidays don't actually impact sh*t...they just make people feel good, with as little real effort and change as possible.
Lmao. Is Morgan Freeman the pope of black people? People already know this! Besides, I don't see how ignoring actual racism would solve the problem. If anything, it'd probably spiral back out of control.
@@TheRhynamo You misunderstood the quote then. It doesn't mean "ignoring" racism. Just recognize that "race" is just a social construct, and can be changed If enough stop with the bullshit.
@Glen tennis you're a fool if you don't believe white privilege exists. You guys are treated better outside of your home countries and essientaly the beauty standard everywhere. It's no coincidence that white guys who can't get laid go to South East Asia to check in on their white privilege. No other race is treated like white people, treated good back home and royalty outside of home.
It is literally segregation in the education system. It’s apparently okay though because it’s supposed to be good for black people. The same argument people used to use for segregation.
He makes a strong valid point. Unfortunately, this country is so soft now that they'll be too triggered by the title of the video to even hear him out.
Mr. Lynx you might be too quick to write off the masses. It’s true that there are those who will be outraged by it, but those are a mere few who get the attention. They aren’t the opinions of common people. It’s always the extremes that get the spotlight. People need to stop writing off everyone that disapproves of trump as a “libtard” and everyone who likes him as a white nationalist. (I’m aware you didn’t personally use those terms). There’s more in between those extremes than people acknowledge.
@ Mr. Lynx He is totally wrong as a black man we should have never assimilated to nothing in America history. No one should love adore or try to be in the good grace of their oppressor. So any Black person that wants to be integrated into American history is an oppressed mind like this fat fuck. So miss me with the we are the world BS.
Hey may I raise awareness with you on something? I had some gay experiences when I was younger, sex. I was bi but now I'm just straight and I'm now suffering some repercussions. In my country, Romania, they put a "coward" system in place and it started in Brusels, they call so everyone who doesn't want to get maried. The punishment for it is constant ridicule for a lifetime, and constant means constant. I'm subjected to this and everyone is told to tell me I have hallucinations if I confront them, ofcourse they insult me back and forth before this line of theirs, in my face with everyone else having a blast. My family agrees with my harassers and I'm living a nightmare for some time now, I've changed cities multiple times and I'm almost out of money. I've been locked up for slapping people and once for getting in a fight because of it. I've been beaten for spitting and treated with light violence for giving lip. My lawyer said it's only marginalization if they do it because I'm from a particular group of people. I need a means to resist this but I don't have the brains, do you know anyone that you can point me to? Sorry to be a bother, I need two surgeries already and I need to fight this off fast because I'm colapsing under preasure.
@@nomorebs3626 lol, sorry? Do you have any idea what's happening to me? They're marginalizing me with violence, they throw me out of stores for no reason, I'm the towns fool, they call me in the middle of the night to threaten, they won't give me work because of conflicts, they refuse emergency service at the hospital.
Caleb Huskey they are shit talking someone who is making millions when instead you should look at why they made it. People will argue with mark Cuban on a point instead of soaking up everything he says.
Caleb Huskey shit talking someone who can work 1 year and then hibernate their whole life and still be richer than you means they are doing something right.
Caleb Huskey yea if they don’t do anything immoral and use common sense I think you are a fool and jealous to shit talk someone but we got people like antifa who just protested a trash cleanup group yesterday calling them raciest so a bunch of apes in this world.
The sad thing is that Gen Z would totally try to just tear this man apart, call him white washed and stuff like that just because he is trying unite everyone together 😔
the thing wrong with gen z is we dont listen. if you tell someone youre far right theyll instantly call you a nazi. no one is willing to listen to the other side
@@student6292 why would they listen ? They are not educated on ANYTHING . All they do all day is play videogames , watch empty-headed streamers , share memes on Discord and jerk off to 2D p0rn. . . back in 1994 , my dad was making me read books about history at age 6 . Today parents are scared to call their kids to dinner 😂
@@shivaangvyas996 no shiet , i know most of them 😂 Every day i see them vent on Reddit, or Insta, or TikTok, or Twitter or here on UA-cam as well... have you ever seem the "gen Z humor" vids ? Perfect demonstration
Yes that make sense. In college, my professor didn’t have time to teach us black history and insisted to wait for February to teach it. It’s almost normalize to learn about “black” history only in “its” month.
I dont think people should be remembered or taught based on the color of their skin, it should be based on what they accomplished/did, and how that impacted the world
Okay but we can’t do that equally is the issue. That’s why we fought for people of certain colors to be recognized for stuff. White people were being unfairly recognized and the excuse was “they accomplish more” when people of other races were accomplishing as much if not more. So we need that
They don't need to be remembered or taught based on the color of their skin. But for too long, people of a particular color of skin have NOT been remembered or taught, specifically because of their skin. If you watched the video, that's why the month came about in the first place.
I dont get why we focus on our differences instead of our similarities. Race is a social construct, there is no difference between black american history and american history.
At the school I teach at, there's a US History teacher that a lot of students would complain about because according to them, "all she talks about is black people." So out of curiosity, I asked her if I could see some of her old lesson plans and syllabi from past semesters, and even sat in on a couple of her classes: Turns out, what a lot of the students called "only talking about black people" was her covering the history, using the assigned textbook plus additional readings, just like any regular US History teacher, _and then she would supplement (not replace) the usual material_ by talking about how black people in America were affected during those events: Information that wasn't given in the textbooks. The biggest irony: Of all the history teachers, she was the only one who during the spring semesters would NOT alter her curriculum during the month of February and would treat it like any other month, as opposed to the others who would ONLY talk about black history, and then go back to business as usual in March (and for those teachers, none of the shit covered in that month really counted; it was just treated as "side content" that didn't impact the overall material). THAT'S how you do black history right. There's a certain sad hilarity that in a misguided attempt to increase awareness of black people's place and role in US history, we've essentially SEGREGATED black history into one month of the year instead of integrating it into the greater canon of American history.
I just graduated high school last year and all we did was talk about minorities primarily blacks. And if we did talk about white people it was always bad. I asked my history teacher why don't we talk about any good things white people did and she said, "because all they did were bad things" my teacher was the whitest thing I have ever seen. I was so shocked like how could you say that, imagine if she said the same thing but about black people. She wouldn't have a job for sure.
I mentioned this elsewhere but, to be the goal of history class is to answer the question, "how did we get to where we are today?" Anyone that doesn't go towards answering that pivotal question wouldn't be mentioned as they were immaterial to those events. Like or not, American history is, by and large, white man's history. The parts of history that involve black people are the ones that don't as such affect the country as a whole but black people (Slavery and Civil Rights). By and large, the only real times I would even mention black people separate from America is during the Civil War period (both leading up and post) and then the Civil Rights Era. Everything else, it's white men. At least it's not the women; I'd mention them during the suffragette period and that's about it.
He does make a really logical point. Black history in a way makes us resent each other. “Oh god.. it’s February... time to get black stuff shoved down our throats for 4 weeks.” It’s really much better to just spread it out and in a way it makes us forget about out differences, we’re learning it all blended together.
Oh wow you can't handle 28 days to celebrate Foundational Black Americans. But we have had palm colored history for 182,500 days shoved down our throats. Fuck this dude.
@@stevemangram He is complaining that it's crammed not that he can't handle 28 days. It'd be similar to how you'd complain if you had all your exams in one day.
@Michael Johnson lol I think you are misguided in your approach. you are missing the point. why have 28 days to learn about black history, when it really it should be spread throughout the whole year and mixed in with the regular curriculum. watch the video again and listen to him
@Michael Johnson I think we are on the same team Michael, lol. I am not complaining about having to learn about black history, I'm just being real. That's what people say when February comes around. "Black history month, here we go." The more we try to put those types of labels on things, the more people will see the differences between white and black. And no, the 11 other months out of the year are not called white history month. That's a figment of your imagination. This tribal/team mindset is why we are still in this racial mess.
@@drfunk1986 How do you cover up someone's racism, if they put it put in the open face and all, for everyone to see? Are you saying people are incapable of changing?
Just because a black man said something so outrageous that white people wan't to hear, doesn't make it right, what he said is completely ridiculous. The reality is the total opposite of his desire. Black people who were brought to america, were stripped of their names, language, culture, religion/god, and taken totally away from the history of themselves. Here are 30 million who don't wear their own names, they wear your names. Who don't speak their own language, they speak english which is not their language. They were never allowed their own cultural expression of Africa. Don't you realise that when you turn the people upside down and inside out, then sell them, not for a day, not for a year, but for 300 years and deny them the human right to know, to read a book, to learn, to understand. And then after 300 years of that, you allow them into churches but by then you have painted Jesus white, God white, Angels white. Then all the black people have been subjected to a white supremacy that producers a white superiority. Blacks in america will never be able to do what they need to do to be able to correct their condition, They did all this but now whites wanna talk about "American history is black history." Get the fuck outta here.
@@omen9431 black people who were brought to america? i think you misspelled "brought" with "bought"..guess who sold them off. "they wear your names" like wtf does that even mean?
@@omen9431 people like you blame ghosts of the past it happened so wtf are we going to do. Nothing the same shit we done whenever niggas die in the streets. Cuz 2 Pac said it himself "They say it's the white man I should fear, But it's my own kind doin' all the killin' here." Even Malcolm X said white liberals are the enemy but he did hold white people from all parties accountable.
@Trevor Honer You realise Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba were successfully artists during the era of apartheid? Does that mean they weren't oppressed?
@@dosran5786 I don't believe anyone here is saying that they disagree agree with, but rather are complaining about UA-cam's hypocrisy and virtue signaling.
@@bierlichen1 Not Op, but giving a specific month to a specific ethnicity devalues their history in the other 11 months of the year. Daryl explains this in the video. The history of "american blacks" inherently singles them out of the rest of american history, when black americans are very much a part of everyday history. I'm native american so I'll elaborate that anything focusing on my ethnicity separates me from white americans, because my history is not combined with theirs.
Winston Leg-Thigh ok, first off Chinese, Hispanic, Japanese, and black peoples have objectively all been more discriminated against than Irish or Germans. Your comment is incredibly ignorant.
@Winston Leg-Thigh for the longest black history was NOT American history. They tried to suppress it and shut down all the successful that black people has done. They only maked up 15% of the population but has made a huge impact. They did not suppress Irish history or Japanese history nor where those demographics here from the very beginning of the American history. American recognizes Chinese new years.
Skankhunt42 is asian heritage month the same as black history month? Cause if so, absolutely. But it sounds cool to have a month dedicated to general (insert any race) heritage. A month where America (being a multicultural place) celebrates the music, dance, art, historical figures, etc of (insert x race) descent. It would also be cool if the world stopped acting like the only place music ever existed was in Europe and if the world stopped prioritizing European history over everything else, but that’s another subject for another day.
Skankhunt42 just the european-Americans are... to them you will always be Asian-American, Mexicans born in the USA will be Mexican-Americans. Blacks will be African American. The real Americans are labeled native-American... but the Europeans-Americans like to forget where their roots cane from. Yet they label everyone else with a pretext American.
@@sederniokardia7133 I think that's a people thing; if someone is half Chinese half English in England people will see them as chines but if they were born in China they would be seen as English. People always find it easier to see what's different than what's similar... Mainly because it more noticeable.
@@sederniokardia7133 I don't entirely disagree, but I do think it depends on where you come from. My family is very proud of their Irish-American and German-American heritage and identify as such, even though it's been several generations since our ancestors came over here. Certainly on a macro, national scale that is true though that whites are just American while everyone else is ___ - American.
Barbazboub all I said was that it wasn’t taught to me in school at all. I don’t know where u came up with celebrating anything. Talk to the original commenter cause he was the one with the fact
@Deependra Singh Saharan The youtuber Knowing Better has a good video about it. Basically, Colombus isn't nearly as evil as school will make you think, and was actually significantly better of a person than his subordinates who he reprimanded for their behaviour. Funny how he went from a saint to a demon when he's neither
@@joshbaino3087 no i think your thinking of Herrnan Cortes and Fransico Pizarro they were pieces of shit in my history book but nothing was really said negatively about Columbis, at least in my Irish history book
-Ljb04 - You literally just did and that’s the only quote you and others can conjure up with. If y’all feel so strongly about this issue then at a least produce another black symbol to parrot.
TheQtooshy listen, if I feel like writing a fucking Morgan Freeman quote while watching the joe rogan podcast, I’ll write a Morgan Freeman quote while watching the fucking joe rogan podcast, there isn’t anything you can do about it so just shut the fuck up man 🙄
White dude here: I see Black History Month as essentially the same as See No Colour... We needed to make some anti-racist stuff OVERTLY public before enough people were kinda like "Yaaaa, I get it... Whatever, I won't say the N word in public anymore." 😂😂😂 They were overcorrections! But when your car starts to skid? You freak out, swerve the other way too far, then back the other way, etc But you're always getting closer to "driving true"
John Banks 11 hours ago This is a guy who has de-radicalised many hardcore white supremacists and KKK members. Many of them have given their clan robes to him because he made them realise how ignorant they had been and he changed their lives. Your ignorant ass sees mr. vagina 🤦🏻♂️ People are definitely getting dumber.
i think a point that he forgot to make is that by having a separate month, you are strengthening the divide. teaching that we are separate. it also creates a sticking point of "why do they have a month and i dont" which if you just absorbed it and taught history in general that would go away.
Conversely, at this day and age, "removing" (assimilating) it would probably cause a lot of outrage. People will demand that it be reinstated and probably call people white supremacists for even suggesting that it be assimilated into american history or some other nonsense. People these days are truly deranged and don't listen to reason anymore, unfortunately.
I had a black American history teacher for all of my junior year of high school, Mr. Fair, and this guy never failed to make things interesting. To this day (two years later) he is my favorite teacher I’ve ever had. He was involved with a lot of student run clubs, knew how to connect with his students, had so much energy, was liked by everyone, and he had posters across his classroom that showed he cared a lot about activism and art. Because of his passion for activism and change, Mr. Fair never sugarcoated history for us and I thank him for that. He brought to light more issues in modern day America and taught more details about history than any teacher I’d ever seen or heard of doing. Opened my eyes to a lot of shit. I was also involved in the school’s poetry club, which he supervised, and he helped make me more confident as a writer. Thanks Mr. Fair 🤘🏻💯
Beautiful story. It is great that you had such a wonderful teacher. I had to figure out all this black history shit by myself (but I am glad that I was able to do it, because many people are unable of or just not interested on it).
You had a good teacher. I’m out of college and just started looking up black American history on my own because teachers made it so boring it didn’t sink in or seem related to anything including modern culture.
Quinlan Da9 the point I was making was that our education system is lacking substance. Also higher education and some charter schools are pay to play. Wealthy kids get the opportunity for higher education because they can afford it.
I'm pretty young, recently graduated from high school, and I can confirm that we already do teach about historical black people throughout the year, depending on the subject of course. When were talking about 1800s and slavery, we discuss Frederick Douglass and WB Dubois. Mid-late 1900s and were taught about Malcolm X and MLK. However, we are not taught about who made the traffic light, and why should we? We also don't learn about who made the electric-powered fan, who made the first vacuum, so I dont know if any white people made that. The only reason we know about Benjamin Franklin and his stuff is because he was a founding father, which is pretty huge. I do agree the black history month should be removed, because we shouldn't divide ourselves anymore. American History should envelop all citizens of the US.
@@stevebano5874 The difference is that he is reaching a different audience thru Joe Rogan. it's not so much the fact that this specific person is saying it. many people may have said it, but as you noticed. not everyone has heard it.
@@stevebano5874 Yea but not everyone who is into Joe Rogan is into Morgan Freeman and vice versa. I seriously don't see the downside of more people saying it.
@@jamesyoo67 if you knew anything about that story, you would know its about redemption and being able to admit you were wrong. Sounds like a lesson you could afford to learn.
I would recommend why it came about. And, should we get rid of Christmas and celebrate Christ birthday every month. Yes, more black history should be incorporated into mainstream history lesson. But, it's a month where our community can focus on our journey, key figures and celebrate. Look at it as a holiday. Everything about Black History month isn't commercial. There are parades, local events at Musuems, and it helps young black minds see pioneers and influencers.
@@jd4108 And why not celebrate that every month like normal history. To be fair, don't know much about black history, but following that, you (not American here) should have then Aboriginal history month too then.
“Don’t let school get in the way of your education.” Mark Twain said that and it’s just as true now as it was then. A huge part of the problem is an over reliance on the school system to teach kids what they need to know. All schooling from K-8 is designed to regurgitate the same info to keep students going along the education path. I can’t tell you how many times the same events and people from the 14-1800’s were talked about year after year yet so much of our more recent history like the 50’s- 90’s is just completely ignored. Don’t wait on the teachers to tell you, seek the information yourself, otherwise you’ll only know what they NEED you to know to pass the test.
@@casualbeluga2724 yeah I've always been a Solid A student in science and history because its something you can teach yourself ahead of time and do it your wown way to where you better understand it. I think the last to years I've been able to keep both classes at 95/100% for every semester And another class I think is useless is Art it doesnt teach you anything it is always going to be far easier for people that have a Artistic brain or a Thinking brain (like me) So it is completely unfair for students to get a 4.0gpa taken because others are naturally better at something and for the others unlike PE theres nothing they can do about it
It would require parents to not only get educated on various topics, but be willing to take the time to discuss ideas. Never going to happen. People are mentally lazy.
I left high school to get a GED. I had managed a measly 0.13 GPA in my four years of attendance. In my entire high school career, I only completed a handful of assignments. I also read 1034 books.. It was no different than middle-school. I completely flunked out of everything, and repeatedly was sent to detention for reading during class. I managed to finish 276 novels my 7th grade year, and nearly as many in 8th grade, though I do not remember the exact figure. I was mostly reading anthologies. My passions were art, literature, and real-world knowledge. All I watched for entertainment during these years was educational programming, especially the Nova programming from OPB, and the incredible works of the BBC. I would walk into a science class on the first day and know the answers to nearly everything. This is also why I would try to swap in classes that covered areas I was unfamiliar with, like botany, and ecology. I would get 100% on nearly every test, but flunk out of every class because I preferred reading over grunt work... What a system. It might be important to also note that within the state tests, I consistently received a RIT score between 290-298(the highest I ever achieved). Yeah, I'm a total idiot-loser. It's funny because I absolutely did not care about it at all. The only reason I was made aware of the exceptional merit of my scores, was by jealous straight "A" classmates... I would just laugh off my straight F's. I really should have tried harder, but I never saw the reason in any of it. I was a child! The system is busted. It's clear why people like Bill Gates and Albert Einstein dropped out. I wish I had been given the luxury of a right to elect not to waste my time in that clique-mob check-stand training-ground. What a cruel joke.
*Mike Wallace interviewing Morgan Freeman* Mike Wallace: How about black history month? Morgan Freeman: Ridiculous Mike Wallace: Why? Morgan Freeman: You are going to relegate my history to a month? Mike Wallace: Ahhh come on. Morgan Freeman: what month is white history? Mike Wallace: Well, ummmm ahhh I'm Jewish. Morgan Freeman: OK then, what month is Jewish history? Mike Wallace: Well, there isn't one. Morgan Freeman: Ohhh. I see... You want one? Mike Wallace: No. Morgan Freeman: Well neither do I. I don't want a black history month. Black history IS American history. Mike Wallace: Well how are we supposed to end racism? Morgan Freeman: STOP TALKING ABOUT IT. I'm going to stop calling you a white man and I'll ask that you stop calling me a black man. I know you as Mike Wallace and you know me as Morgan Freeman.
So many people fail this simple concept on a day to day basis. I tolerate this bigotry as an American Mexican the same way I’ve seen my black friends tolerate this bigotry. Somehow in someway the topic of skin color will always come up.....it’s so annoying it’s like talk about something better, but ppl can never seem to sway to talk about someone else being black or Mexican, it’s like dude I was entirely talking about something else how did we end up talking about the difficulties of being non white....no one did but you. Before whites oppressed any other ethnicity, they were impressing themselves, lets be real. This ideology of hate and superiority comes from those that tread in that ideology, you don’t have to be white, you just have to be stupid.
I wonder if Daryl Davis knows that he'll become one of those heroes that's talked about in schools. Maybe he wasn't as influential as Frederick Douglas or Dr. King, but he can sure match up to Rosa Parks in terms of what she did, or Albert E. Meyzeek. This guy is a hero, and I hope one day he'll know it if he doesn't already.
Morgan Freeman said it best: "I would often try to joke with and compliment women, in what I thought was a light-hearted and humorous way. Clearly I was not always coming across the way I intended. It is not right to equate horrific incidents of sexual assault with misplaced compliments or humor."
@@flam1ngicecream has nothing to do with video. look at the 24 or so people that posted a particular quote from a particular Morgan Freeman and maybe you'll get it.
Meatis O'Malley No racism stops when open mindedness, acceptance, and mentalities are changed in families. Racism is still alive because it’s very much in the belief system of many families and cultures that pass it down generations and generations. Racism isn’t a thing that happens without humans. Racism is something human beings bring to life and they can kill it themselves.
When people say that Columbus discovered America he discovered it for Europe, Africa and Asia. Before that people didn't knew there was a continent there. There where no clear regists of it nor any valid map. Yes there where rumors, but nothing more than that. After he landed there the news travelled to Europe, Asia and Africa. That's why it's considered the he discovered it with the perspective that no one in the "known world" knew about it. The rest of the world only knew what was there after and had now some maps. People try to deny this historical fact just because he was a bad person by today ethics. But that was every historical figure. Every king killed people indirectly or directly. Every person with power would violate and r**** peasents, noble men and women (but noble men would do it way more often). Everyone with some kinda of power that change history for the better or worst did those things. Including black people in the slave trades. Black people would also kill each other, r**** each other and sell their own. This was normal in the past. Understanding the historical importance of Columbus and celebrating his and other people that where with him achievement doesn't deny the fact that he was a terrible person like any other person with power. Literally every hero to every nation/ethnicity/country was a murderer that won wars and slept with any women they wanted. Doesn't deny the fact that they had some positive influence in history too. It's ok to admire Alexander the Great for his conquering skills while acknowledging that he was responsible for a mass murderer. But he was also responsible for helping and providing a better life for his own people. I've seen so many women in media and real life getting inspired by Cleopatra that was a woman that against all odds became a supreme leader in a world governed by men. She was also responsible for slavery and slave trades that covered half of Europe, southeast Asia and north Africa. She literally had slaves from 3 different continents working under her government. But no one seems to get mad at this fact when some girl says they like Cleopatra as a historical figure.
I didn't dislike it, I agree that black history month has ran its course, but some of what he said is just false. Black history is not taught solely in February. Teachers do not skip out on history segments until February because it's not black history month yet. It has already been indoctrinated into general education. Now in February the only difference is they focus heavily on the history of African Americans, so if anything, it is getting taught to the point of redundency. Also, unless the kid you ask is still in elementary school, they should know, and most likely do know who Rosa Parks and Harriett Tubman are. Hell, elementary kids would probably know who they were.
I listened. And I replied this: This dude lives in a vacuum. If a black person invented electricity and a white person invented the ironing board it would surely be put in the proper perspective. It is about the achievement not the skin pigmentation. Same deal with Miss America. There wasn't a black contestant until a state chose her to be their example. It's not sone conspiracy against blacks, they are simply 12% of the population or whatever. Perhaps this man should stop his tribalism mentality and focusing heavily on color of skin and accept that we are all humans and many have contributed. The underground railroad participants consisted of 100% white houses--not a single black home--and could not have existed at all without caucasian help. Yet no one can name a single white person involved. Boohoo. Get some thicker bark and if you wanna go into more depth on certain subjects, go study them! This is general studies, elementary education. Traffic lights and peanut cultivation is not quintessential cliff notes material.
@@namelessfaceless5748 well said. So many want to fight racism and segregation, yet they tend to end up reinforcing the divide. Everyone needs to stop making things about race, period. When we acknowledge things with association of race, even if it's seemingly positive, it is still creating an "Us" and "them" mentality. I'm not denying race exists, obviously, but it shouldn't be focused on as a significant or meaningful trait.
@@carsnob Ah whatcha gonna do. All kinds of people are out there 😂. I like when there is a diverse audience. But not for the sake of diversity but because people can be better informed. If you're asking me for example if you are gonna bring a vegan to your show then also make sure you bring a pro meat eater and if there are a few doctors then ask them about their opinions so that people can get a full spectrum of information. Same with everything else. If you bring someone who is pro x you should make sure to bring someone who is anti x. People aren't stupid and they can tell the difference between good and bad and between bs and the real deal. And sometimes I feel Joe doesn't wanna get out of his comfort zone and bring people with opposing points of view. Because if you and I for example disagree on something it doesn't mean it's gonna be a shitty podcast because there is a ton of other subjects that we could talk about. Or sometimes you can have zero in common with the person but if they're likeable you will still enjoy the podcast and so will the audience.
When I was in school mlk, george washington carver, rosa parks , malcom x all of them were talked about in my american history class throughout the year nobody cared about black history month because this stuff was already in our curriculum
😂 People spend a lot of time trashing Joe, expecting him to be extremely polished in all topics. It may bring you less angst if you look at him for what he is, an established guy who opts to use his power and influence to bring a wide range of individuals to the masses while approaching them in the same way a common person would who may not know better. Guy could be smoking it up and having comedians on day in day out... Take it easy
@@alexsalazar5161 of what? The very tribes that sold them and were complicit in the aiding and abetting of the Atlantic slave trade? Then again I'm super cynical. And you can't forget those roots.
Lol what half-brained bumblefcuks are suggesting that Obama get his own holiday? Obama was a corporate neoliberal conman masquerading as a progressive man-of the-people. People scraped together nickels and dimes to get that snake in the White House and then he turned his back on them and sold out xD Obama deserves a holiday as much as a moist, nutty stool sample deserves a Rolex
Yeah I think I remember that Morgan Freeman made the same argument that black history month should be done away with and interviewer asked why he answered with that.
@Stephanie S Morgan's reason was to remove any difference between black and white, while these guy's reason is to further divide and classify us as black or white.
Summary for those who jump to conclusions: Why celebrate black history for one month when we can learn more about it like every piece of American history all year long.
Because it needs to be incorporated into our curriculum before we get rid of the month. All for making black history a part of American history, but there's an order it needs to happen it so we don't pick and choose what gets included
@@Guar_dian What the fuck are you talking about? The only people who would want to remove MLK day are the people from the right. Columbus day was renamed, not removed. Of course the right would want to save a day about a rapist murderer just so they don't have to celebrate anyone other than white people.
This dude has a point about only enforcing these studies during February. You'll confuse people with others and forget what you learn but if it's grouped with everything else, it's easier to digest and learn.
I think its a valid point. The thing about holidays. Its very political with politicians making quick transactions. They are people that feel very much about what is right and what is wrong. When holidays are made, its always a big to do with those certain people and they want you to learn a lot all in that one month or even one day. The thing is people forget or dont care to learn about those things in a small time frame. In settings like schools or museums, I think it can be much more appreciated because there is a agenda behind it. People can learn if they want to. Im not sure if I agree or disagree with Davis but I would say its being added in the not so best ways for people to understand. Everyone learns at there own pace. I was horrible in school (still dont think I understand what most holidays are about like easter, thanksgiving, independence day lol) but I enjoyed day trips to museums or hands on projects learning about a subject.
“I dont want Black History month. I dont want White History Month. I dont want Women, Hispanic, or Asian history month. This is American history. American history is Black history”
-Morgan Freeman
Kimmminem West Wtf are you talking about
Kimmminem West why are you making shit up
I would say *its a part of* rather than it is _de facto_
Taking that assumption you would be erasing the irish and the influence in new england the italians and the mafia in the u.s.a
The english and the civil war...
for many people American means white
@@JoaoSilva-od1zv which is still american history
He’s right. He’s so right. Americans are so separated. Everyone is a group rather than just being Americans.
The fact that we as a people subconsciously separate everything by race is the problem. If we get rid of the concept of race people would begin to see how separated we really still are.
@@afrigidfellow9449 Not just race, politics is also a major factor. It's stupid.
Condumb politics are stupid but necessary. For example I’m an independent so I’m not with either ideology, but that also means that as a person I have to ignore people’s political beliefs and see them as a person. Same thing with race. I’m not talking to a republican, I’m talking to a person. I’m not talking to a black person, I’m talking to a person.
Yeetmeister III Unfortunately people will call you a racist for looking at people as individuals nowadays. It’s insanity
its pretty normal people have groups. humans can in general only process a few numbers and have certain fear of unknown for survival reasons.
rome collapsed because it got too big. EU and other big groups are facing resistance because theyre so distant from everyday life yet have control over it. in Americas the difference between 2 states can be night and day in about everything
still, hes right. there are people who embrace traveling and exploring. then there are people who see even the same colored, same aged and same economical status person living next door an enemy
I laughed when we got Asian history month.
They were like "why is it funny to you?" And I went "we can just teach it we don't need a month to validate Asian history"
People(black and white) seem to want the government and the educational system to teach them history, not their own people.
@@RicRichardRicky 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
@@RicRichardRicky u mom definitely dodnt teach u about ben Franklin or anybody else significant to history. It was the government and teachers
@ my parents didnt teach me who invented the lightbulb or who was the first president, the school system did. I did absolutely nothing with that information. I think school is kind of unnecessary after a certain point because they start teaching you things your not really gonna use in life. I agree with you my parents taught me more important things than the schools too
RicRichardRicky Sooooo... what’s your point?
I am in awe of this man every time I hear his ideas. They are beautiful, all inclusive, ideas. He wants real unity, real understanding, and for us to love each other, be friends with each other. If you think about it, he really teaches the gospel.
Real inclusivity Is appreciating each part of the machine for its individuality. This “color blind” mentality is bull shit 😂 and is the reason why the “left” in the USA is still right leaning. Wolves who think they are sheep
Exactly the true message of Christianity is to not judge and that all humans are the same in value
@@coledoucette5116m not a Christian but im gonna go ahead and say the main message of being a Christian is to ask Jesus to forgive you and believe that he is gods son since that is literally the only way the Bible says you go to heaven. Just because i think all humans are equal will not get me a ticket to heaven so says the bible. Not sure where you get your facts about Christianity from 😂
@@arcthc yeah I’ve grown a lot more over the last few months and that is true, but it is still very true that believing you are better than others is a sin and if you don’t repent of that you may be damned. We are all worthy of Hell and all deserve to perish, but since Jesus sacrificed himself for us we can have eternal life as long as we believe in him and his resurrection
Fun fact, he actually came to our school and turn a whole school that usually are rowdy, disrespectful, and never pay attention to speeches or presentations to be completely captivated and focused on the message. He is a wonderful guy and is really a great speaker.
What is wrong with your school that it's normally in upheaval?
I wonder why?
The story of how he befriended klansmen and they realized they could no longer hold those views is incredible. That's a truly special kind of empathy and connecting with others.
@@josephdockemeyer6782 Have you never bee to a high school. What do people expect to happen when you lump unstable minds form hundreds of different back grounds in one area expect them to play nice.
@@hainleysimpson1507 in tribal society - which every race had lived - those young people wouldn't have been so misdirected.
This man is totally correct everyone should be recognized all year long. Why only a month.
I agree, but the issue is how schools teach history, it is a writing class with historical elements that are glossed over.
The education system is a joke to history and why so many Americans do not know what the Crusades were, that the Holocaust happened during WWII, or even simple geography like where China and Russia are on a map...
David H no we were taught that the crusaders were evil, we were taught about russia and china, we were taught about internment camps and holocaust
@@notoriousriot250 maybe, but not spending more than 5 min, most people dont know basic geography at all for where countries are. And due to how you are taught WWII and the Holocaust separately some people fail to realize it was even happening at the same time.
These are things that college educated doctors, nurses and english teachers do not understand.
Personally I just dislike how so many Christian's have such strong belief in a religion they do not know the history of. And how little people learn of WWII, especially WWI, and more. But I guess there isnt enough time to teach all of that when you are writing 10 page papers about it.
The fuck did Obama do in office besides being black lmao
Woahdude black people don’t come out of white wombs
This was the badass that tricked the KKK supreme leader into meeting with him and became friends.
@@stergiannos572 ... What about this comment has anything to do with reddit?
Stergiannos like bruh it’s a ted talk
@@loganobrien6518 R/madlads is what he's talking about
Didn’t the kkk guy get killed by his family because he wasn’t racist enough
Stergiannos it also references the rest of this interview if you watch it dumb fuck
Daryl is one of the coolest dudes in this country. The guy knows wtf he's talking about and he's the real deal. He speaks the truth and some people can't handle the truth.
The dude makes a very thoughtful and caring argument about why black history month needs to be assimilated into American history and dumbasses don't take 10 minutes to listen to it and instead read the title and call him Uncle Ruckus.
Facts
Yeah but.. it's Uncle Ruckus!!
I mean he didn't have to call out Ben fucking Franklin. That man did more in his life than 1,000 Americans together. There is a reason we study that man for more than a month. His impact on our government and inventions are just a start.
General Woofles Watched it, just more blacks with their hand out. Nothing to see here. Has nothing to do with being racist, just facts. If any other race acted as entitled or as much a victim as blacks do, I’d be on their ass, too. Everyone has an opinion, but mine is the correct one. Be mad if you want to.
@@thebadaids "Everyone has an opinion, but mine is right. Be mad if you want to" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Makes an “outrageous claim”
Gives historical context
Gives personal experience
Gives plenty of detail
Makes his argument
Gives historical context
Ends his argument
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Now that’s how you do it lol
You forgot - And then white girls on twitter get outraged on behalf of black people anyways
English teachers would be proud
@@shanew5012 lmfao preach!
This guys voice is literally turning into gravel the more he talks. Vin Diesel would be jealous.
Floordford legit made me spit my fucking soup out bro!!!!
@@Rybreadsandwich what kinda soup b
trace tassie it was home made baked potato soup!
@@Rybreadsandwich sounds cool, never had it😂😂
He has something wrong with his throat, he said it in the podcast, that’s why it’s on and off
I agree with this man. I am a Mexican-American and I have to say the the exact same thing for Chicanos. Gabriel Iglesias said the exact same thing on one of his stand ups. Gabriel Iglesias constantly gets called a Latino-comic but it makes it sound like he only performs for Latinos when we know he performs for everyone. He said that literally had to travel all the way to the Middle East to finally be called American. God bless you, Daryl Davis.
“I don’t want a black history month. Black history is American history” - Morgan Freeman.
"I'm gonna stop calling you a white man, and I'm gonna ask that you stop calling me a black man." - Morgan Freeman
Indeed
@@eyeswydeshut359 these holidays are excuses for school parties and history projects
@@claudeyaz Yup, our public education system is a complete joke. It was designed to pump out factory workers when we were doing back to back world wars. It's supposed to teach kids to get used to doing menial tasks for 8 hours a day.
Morgan Freeman isn't racist
Morgan Freeman believes all Trump supporters are racist
Edit: Twitter verified an account under Morgan Freeman's name that isn't Morgan Freeman, and all that's posted is anti Trump propaganda.
Stay off Twitter.
someone get this man a drink of water
Water only makes it more deep
That’s just his voice box, it’s not like his throat is clogged up
@@leanmeangreenbeanmachine3347 Actually, he mentions during the podcast that he had laryngitis while on.
And maybe a couple of shots of whiskey.
He's deep throated
Morgan Freeman said it best. "Black history is American history."
tazepat001 it is WASP and African American history. Doesn’t concern the rest of us.
Mexican history is American history as well
@@805bullieshomeofthebully2 Any race history that took place here is American history.
@@805bullieshomeofthebully2 Very much so, The problems is local school districts do nto team much history at all.
He also said Obama was the first mixed-race president, not the first black president, and he was 100% right.
Loads of respect for this man educating us and Joe Rogan for getting it out there.
"We're Americans we can disagree, we are individuals"
*applause* 👏👏👏
Thats a lie tho Americans cant disagree. If they do they start arguing like children
@@ULT-goat What gives you the right to generalize a whole population?
@@-_-1068 because the funny screen men said it so it mist be true
I would generalize "americans" to "human beings". If we just keep this stuff on national level we won't get out of spirals like this, ever.
That’s to an extent smh don’t be dumb
This man is one of the most progressive thinking individuals I’ve ever had the pleasure too meet
James Ford you met him?
The Darkfrost
Yes, saw him do a talk in Ohio and managed too have a little convo with him afterwards about how he started his music and all that. Was amazing and he’s so kind!
Not a progressive. A liberal. A true liberal.
Kyle D
Yeah but Antifa is fucking retarded so who cares what they think ahaha
@Kyle D Source.
"Black history is American history"- Morgan Freeman
Facts
And there are no African Americans... Just Americans.
They arent African? BORN AND BRED in USA.
They are NOT Immigrants... this js THEIR Country too.
Unfortunately these days, people aren’t learning American history either.
Morgan freeman also didnt want black history month
History is exactly that, history. Lately they're just killers, junkies and ball sports players.
He went in on, Christopher Columbus..
😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
“Black history is American history, you can not have one without the other”
Adam Irishconundrum not to mention the many thousands that fought and died in WW1 WW2 Korea Vietnam etc disrespecting the flag dishonored their sacrifices as well. I think we can agree that was the wrong time and place for a political statement.
Adan Gallardo yes and to your point if blacks weren’t born in Africa then they’re just Americans. I don’t call myself a Scandinavian American just a white American .Society seems to be so PC and hyper sensitive some people just want to be victims
@Adam Irishconundrum they knell to the national Anthem as a form of protest against the way the American police seem to have a more severe response to black people the white people.
I would not say thats ignorance. I would say thats a pretty good reason to protest and I also wouldn't say its disrespectful to soldiers to use the first amendment that they fight to protect.
Columbus Day is American history, you can not have one without the other
@@wkandaknucles is wrong as usual. Nobody said North or South...but you are wrong as usual and you look like a dumbass as usual
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyages_of_Christopher_Columbus#/media/File:Viajes_de_colon_en.svg
Damn, Big Smoke spittin' straight facts right here.
How original
@@ej4122 you okay mate?
Sorex lol no he’s not
All we had to do...
@@tonyiommi2380 ...was follow the damn train, CJ.
This man hit puberty twice.
He was sick.
@@delanomuzik yeah sick af 😎
He didn't hit puberty. He curb stomped it.
@@bmjake lolololol
Teach about the Inventor of traffic light and the ironing board?? Lol
46 years old, and I remember having both Washington and Lincoln days celebrated in grade school, and remember the Presidents’ Day sales that started showing up for local shopping malls not too far afterward.
Morgan Freedman said it best: "Black history is American history." We need to stop thinking color and start thinking American despite who is in the White House.
Lol what's that supposed to mean. Trump isnt racist. Lowest black unemployment rate, getting blacks out of jail, lowest latino unemployment rate, etc.
@@nlc_productions7594 I'm saying forget tribalistic identity politics and embrace nationalism.
@@nlc_productions7594 What do you think it means?
NLC_Productions The fact that you’re asking what that means is a shame.
hoBBes that is a quote from person who never felt the true hurt from not being appreciated for your talent and accomplishments because people who really fought for civil liberties would never suggested such a thing one thing Trump show me racism not dead it’s been hiding
I agree with this 100% there shouldn’t be black history month or women’s month. It should be all included in American history. This guy is talking straight facts
Dont forget about gay pride month
John Smith Jesus man idk when you went to school but I was taught about slavery for several years in a row. Knew who Harriet Tubman was straight away.
Say what! No I know I did learn that too but the point is that we learn the same stuff each year when it should be just incorporated into American history throughout and have more people including modern times as well not just during the era of slavery and civil rights.
GLADIATOR GAMING INFO yea I learned the same stuff every year as well. Though you were saying you didn’t learn anything. And I do agree we should learn more modern stuff as well. I just feel we should focus more on actual history rather than skin color...
They have months for every "oppressed" group now.
Just teach history period. If some event was significant, teach it. if someone anyone did something significant teach it.
That would be ideal butttttt the world is fucked up and that simply won’t happen
That would mean the truth about shit people don't want to get knocked out of their bubble over
last shadow sounds like that’s what he is advocating for
Razjam G
Yeah in America the genocide of native Americans and slavery is glossed over in our history.
It really is this simple
Ive been arguing this for years and I used to get a mixed bag of responses. Im glad people are getting more “woke” to the idea that having a literal month after a whole race, versus just calling it history month and involving all races would do a lot more for mankind.
I'm all for making it American History, but part of me feels like they'll phase out the facts and white wash it like most schools already do. At least the month gives people more incentive to look into black history and inform themselves.
@@lex_rodriguez white wash it how? In mini schools they make whites look like the bad guy, “it’s always the white guy’s fault blame the white guy”
@@lex_rodriguez you have too much common sense for this redpilled comment section
@@xs1358 You should try some of that common sense...as opposed to the bigotry, prejudice and name-calling that you've been using in your comments.
@@lex_rodriguez If a school is intent on whitewashing history...shoehorning the entire history of a race into one 28 day month isn't going to change that. As it is now, they teach the necessary curriculum...and tap dance around the touchy subjects. Whether it's February or September...
The only thing that is going to force schools to change is the parents in their district demanding it. Schools answer to the residents...if they lose funding, things will change. Government honors and faux holidays don't actually impact sh*t...they just make people feel good, with as little real effort and change as possible.
Don’t let black people know this. Oh yea, Morgan Freeman. He said, “How are we going to get rid of racism? Stop talking about it.”
Lmao. Is Morgan Freeman the pope of black people? People already know this! Besides, I don't see how ignoring actual racism would solve the problem. If anything, it'd probably spiral back out of control.
@@TheRhynamo Especially ignoring racism from every other side outside of one.
Doctor, how do I get rid of this pain in my chest
Stop talking about it
@@TheRhynamo You misunderstood the quote then. It doesn't mean "ignoring" racism. Just recognize that "race" is just a social construct, and can be changed If enough stop with the bullshit.
He sounds stupid af
Joes like "I totally agree, but I'm not touching this one..."
u blame him? lol
@@RAZERDsXe I would've hoped that with a presence like Daryl making the same argument Joe would've had the courage to be honest
I dont knock him but we all gotta respect him giving platform
Joe never has an opinion on anything anymore except mma, weed, and trans people. He always goes with the popular opinion to avoid controversy.
@Glen tennis you're a fool if you don't believe white privilege exists. You guys are treated better outside of your home countries and essientaly the beauty standard everywhere. It's no coincidence that white guys who can't get laid go to South East Asia to check in on their white privilege. No other race is treated like white people, treated good back home and royalty outside of home.
When Daryl Davis talks you listen. He's a national hero.
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How can you not? His voice is amazing!
@kevin yarborough So?
@@LameCorvette it is bad for health
@kevin yarborough How is that relevant?
It is literally segregation in the education system. It’s apparently okay though because it’s supposed to be good for black people. The same argument people used to use for segregation.
Morgan Freeman has said the same thing “Black history is American History.” -Morgan Freeman on 60minutes
@White People Rule The World yeaaa
I seen the interview but Don’t remember Morgan Freeman’s reasoning behind it
BrokBro4Gamez I was hoping I’d see this comment in this video! Thank you
Fritz this country was built by immigrants
"You wanna relegate my history to a month?" Morgan Freeman.
He makes a strong valid point. Unfortunately, this country is so soft now that they'll be too triggered by the title of the video to even hear him out.
Mr. Lynx you might be too quick to write off the masses. It’s true that there are those who will be outraged by it, but those are a mere few who get the attention. They aren’t the opinions of common people. It’s always the extremes that get the spotlight. People need to stop writing off everyone that disapproves of trump as a “libtard” and everyone who likes him as a white nationalist. (I’m aware you didn’t personally use those terms). There’s more in between those extremes than people acknowledge.
Steven Stotler Hey steve, Mr. Lynx might be too “triggered” to agree with ya but hell I’ll give a nod
@@mopnem Except I do agree with him. Have fun being wrong. :)
@ Mr. Lynx He is totally wrong as a black man we should have never assimilated to nothing in America history. No one should love adore or try to be in the good grace of their oppressor. So any Black person that wants to be integrated into American history is an oppressed mind like this fat fuck. So miss me with the we are the world BS.
Don't confuse "this country" with "a small group of hyper offended people"
Joe: "What about Christopher Columbus"
Daryl: "He's not American"
Joe: "Oh. He's not, thats right."
Hey may I raise awareness with you on something? I had some gay experiences when I was younger, sex. I was bi but now I'm just straight and I'm now suffering some repercussions. In my country, Romania, they put a "coward" system in place and it started in Brusels, they call so everyone who doesn't want to get maried. The punishment for it is constant ridicule for a lifetime, and constant means constant. I'm subjected to this and everyone is told to tell me I have hallucinations if I confront them, ofcourse they insult me back and forth before this line of theirs, in my face with everyone else having a blast. My family agrees with my harassers and I'm living a nightmare for some time now, I've changed cities multiple times and I'm almost out of money. I've been locked up for slapping people and once for getting in a fight because of it. I've been beaten for spitting and treated with light violence for giving lip. My lawyer said it's only marginalization if they do it because I'm from a particular group of people. I need a means to resist this but I don't have the brains, do you know anyone that you can point me to? Sorry to be a bother, I need two surgeries already and I need to fight this off fast because I'm colapsing under preasure.
@@gotogi83 I am not sure. Maybe get married? Not much help but I wish you the best. God bless.
@@tharunthiruseelan4252 some do, but this shit didn't stop with many I know.
@@gotogi83 maybe see a psycholigist to help u figure thingz out
@@nomorebs3626 lol, sorry? Do you have any idea what's happening to me? They're marginalizing me with violence, they throw me out of stores for no reason, I'm the towns fool, they call me in the middle of the night to threaten, they won't give me work because of conflicts, they refuse emergency service at the hospital.
Him and Scottie Pippen’s voice need their own show 😂😂😂
If Optimus Prime had a father, he would sound like this.
Maybe he can pick up some voice acting gigs.
That made me laugh into an asthma attack
💀
😆
I am The Senate I could so see that
J - “What about Christopher Columbus?”
D - “Christopher Columbus wasn’t American”
J - “Oh, that’s right”
And that's why Joe Rogan won't be discovering anything in his lifetime....
True that everyone shit talking joe on here but he makes more money in 1 year than they do in a lifetime.
Caleb Huskey they are shit talking someone who is making millions when instead you should look at why they made it.
People will argue with mark Cuban on a point instead of soaking up everything he says.
Caleb Huskey shit talking someone who can work 1 year and then hibernate their whole life and still be richer than you means they are doing something right.
Caleb Huskey yea if they don’t do anything immoral and use common sense I think you are a fool and jealous to shit talk someone but we got people like antifa who just protested a trash cleanup group yesterday calling them raciest so a bunch of apes in this world.
The sad thing is that Gen Z would totally try to just tear this man apart, call him white washed and stuff like that just because he is trying unite everyone together 😔
the thing wrong with gen z is we dont listen. if you tell someone youre far right theyll instantly call you a nazi. no one is willing to listen to the other side
@@student6292 why would they listen ?
They are not educated on ANYTHING . All they do all day is play videogames , watch empty-headed streamers , share memes on Discord and jerk off to 2D p0rn. . . back in 1994 , my dad was making me read books about history at age 6 . Today parents are scared to call their kids to dinner 😂
@@Dan_Kanerva lmao you know some wierd gen-zers
@@shivaangvyas996 no shiet , i know most of them 😂
Every day i see them vent on Reddit, or Insta, or TikTok, or Twitter or here on UA-cam as well... have you ever seem the "gen Z humor" vids ? Perfect demonstration
You saying that like u not 9 years old
Seriously.. what could be more insulting than designating the shortest month of the year black history month?
Labeling things as "black" or "women's" also reinforces the erroneous concept that they're different from everyone else
How I always saw it
Yes that make sense. In college, my professor didn’t have time to teach us black history and insisted to wait for February to teach it. It’s almost normalize to learn about “black” history only in “its” month.
I agree but they are also treated different from everyone else so there's that
It also erroneously reinforces that "black" and "women's" issues are solved
Mathew Kelly women’s issues are solved
As a black man, I completely agree with his point of view, also; does anyone else feel the need to clear theirr throat?
I feel like he does too. he has some good points.
Dude that was making me gag.
This dude has like
“Let me clear my throat...uh huh, uh huh.” - DJ Kool
Me but i’m sick
@@roenick2011 a man of culture i see.
I dont think people should be remembered or taught based on the color of their skin, it should be based on what they accomplished/did, and how that impacted the world
Khalse Fan and you have a default pfp with no subs
Khalse Fan, Christopher Gonzalez
Yes he probably plays fortnite.
And?
Okay but we can’t do that equally is the issue. That’s why we fought for people of certain colors to be recognized for stuff. White people were being unfairly recognized and the excuse was “they accomplish more” when people of other races were accomplishing as much if not more. So we need that
They don't need to be remembered or taught based on the color of their skin. But for too long, people of a particular color of skin have NOT been remembered or taught, specifically because of their skin. If you watched the video, that's why the month came about in the first place.
Then you would be ignoring the context . It would be revisionist history.
I dont get why we focus on our differences instead of our similarities. Race is a social construct, there is no difference between black american history and american history.
At the school I teach at, there's a US History teacher that a lot of students would complain about because according to them, "all she talks about is black people." So out of curiosity, I asked her if I could see some of her old lesson plans and syllabi from past semesters, and even sat in on a couple of her classes: Turns out, what a lot of the students called "only talking about black people" was her covering the history, using the assigned textbook plus additional readings, just like any regular US History teacher, _and then she would supplement (not replace) the usual material_ by talking about how black people in America were affected during those events: Information that wasn't given in the textbooks.
The biggest irony: Of all the history teachers, she was the only one who during the spring semesters would NOT alter her curriculum during the month of February and would treat it like any other month, as opposed to the others who would ONLY talk about black history, and then go back to business as usual in March (and for those teachers, none of the shit covered in that month really counted; it was just treated as "side content" that didn't impact the overall material).
THAT'S how you do black history right. There's a certain sad hilarity that in a misguided attempt to increase awareness of black people's place and role in US history, we've essentially SEGREGATED black history into one month of the year instead of integrating it into the greater canon of American history.
Where are your likes?? Well said, very well said.
Sanguiluna for president👏🏾
I just graduated high school last year and all we did was talk about minorities primarily blacks. And if we did talk about white people it was always bad. I asked my history teacher why don't we talk about any good things white people did and she said, "because all they did were bad things" my teacher was the whitest thing I have ever seen. I was so shocked like how could you say that, imagine if she said the same thing but about black people. She wouldn't have a job for sure.
I mentioned this elsewhere but, to be the goal of history class is to answer the question, "how did we get to where we are today?" Anyone that doesn't go towards answering that pivotal question wouldn't be mentioned as they were immaterial to those events. Like or not, American history is, by and large, white man's history. The parts of history that involve black people are the ones that don't as such affect the country as a whole but black people (Slavery and Civil Rights). By and large, the only real times I would even mention black people separate from America is during the Civil War period (both leading up and post) and then the Civil Rights Era. Everything else, it's white men. At least it's not the women; I'd mention them during the suffragette period and that's about it.
Sanguiluna How the FUCK does one segregate a month, albeit a month about black people? Lmao
He does make a really logical point. Black history in a way makes us resent each other. “Oh god.. it’s February... time to get black stuff shoved down our throats for 4 weeks.” It’s really much better to just spread it out and in a way it makes us forget about out differences, we’re learning it all blended together.
Oh wow you can't handle 28 days to celebrate Foundational Black Americans. But we have had palm colored history for 182,500 days shoved down our throats. Fuck this dude.
@@stevemangram He is complaining that it's crammed not that he can't handle 28 days. It'd be similar to how you'd complain if you had all your exams in one day.
As opposed to white stuff shoved down our throats for 11 months.
@Michael Johnson lol I think you are misguided in your approach. you are missing the point. why have 28 days to learn about black history, when it really it should be spread throughout the whole year and mixed in with the regular curriculum. watch the video again and listen to him
@Michael Johnson I think we are on the same team Michael, lol. I am not complaining about having to learn about black history, I'm just being real. That's what people say when February comes around. "Black history month, here we go." The more we try to put those types of labels on things, the more people will see the differences between white and black. And no, the 11 other months out of the year are not called white history month. That's a figment of your imagination. This tribal/team mindset is why we are still in this racial mess.
Fun Fact: This is the guy that made the CEO of racism stop being racist.
I literally laughed out loud to this
@@jasoncg2956 it’s true
This is actually factually correct.
he didnt stop him from being racist. He just covered his racism up.
@@drfunk1986 How do you cover up someone's racism, if they put it put in the open face and all, for everyone to see? Are you saying people are incapable of changing?
I could listen to Daryl Davis talk all day.
Me too.
"Black history is american history"
- Morgan Freeman.
Just because a black man said something so outrageous that white people wan't to hear, doesn't make it right, what he said is completely ridiculous. The reality is the total opposite of his desire. Black people who were brought to america, were stripped of their names, language, culture, religion/god, and taken totally away from the history of themselves. Here are 30 million who don't wear their own names, they wear your names. Who don't speak their own language, they speak english which is not their language. They were never allowed their own cultural expression of Africa. Don't you realise that when you turn the people upside down and inside out, then sell them, not for a day, not for a year, but for 300 years and deny them the human right to know, to read a book, to learn, to understand. And then after 300 years of that, you allow them into churches but by then you have painted Jesus white, God white, Angels white. Then all the black people have been subjected to a white supremacy that producers a white superiority. Blacks in america will never be able to do what they need to do to be able to correct their condition, They did all this but now whites wanna talk about "American history is black history." Get the fuck outta here.
@@omen9431 You really wanna start this?
@@omen9431 black people who were brought to america? i think you misspelled "brought" with "bought"..guess who sold them off. "they wear your names" like wtf does that even mean?
@@omen9431 people like you blame ghosts of the past it happened so wtf are we going to do. Nothing the same shit we done whenever niggas die in the streets. Cuz 2 Pac said it himself "They say it's the white man I should fear, But it's my own kind doin' all the killin' here." Even Malcolm X said white liberals are the enemy but he did hold white people from all parties accountable.
@Trevor Honer You realise Hugh Masekela and Miriam Makeba were successfully artists during the era of apartheid?
Does that mean they weren't oppressed?
Most kids cant even find states on a map.. because they dont care.
Most Adults do drugs
That's the jewish leftist agenda.
Too be fair to the comment and replies, I am an adult that does drugs, and cannot point out some states, all because i do not care.
Cole C. Yes
@@mpmedia6735
Anti sources?
3:20 that throat clear made one hell of a difference my god
Imaoo I just noticed it
Barlie Checkwith how the fuck can he have laryngitis when he doesn’t even know who Laryn is ?
Arcadi Moral if you don’t get it that means it’s not meant for you to have
It's a shitty joke anyways.
My Coins Your Purse just like you
"Because we're Americans we can disagree"
And we should be grateful for that every day.
This guy sounds like a Neil degrasse tyson who has been smoking since birth
Evan Silva 😂😂😂😂
I think he had laryngitis.
And he doesn't cut over Joe all the time.
He doesn’t sound that much like Neil tbh. He just happens to be black as well. This guy’s certainly been smokin tho
This is all you get out of this conversation dude???
Its kinda Ironic that youtube is recommending this to me while its black history month, and youtube has put out ads, and other media supporting it.
I feel like it was in our recommended solely because of the title having BHM in it
Hey thats true
do you disagree with him? if so may i ask why? he seems like a very reasonable person at least to me.
@@dosran5786 I don't believe anyone here is saying that they disagree agree with, but rather are complaining about UA-cam's hypocrisy and virtue signaling.
But you won't see a single recommended video on Clarence Thomas or Thomas Sowell.
I feel like clearing my throat when I hear Daryl Davis speak
I keep doing it in my mind
Yeah it's almost uncomfortable
i was just gonna comment this lol
Columbus wasn't as bad as they claim. A lot of the new literature about him takes events out of context and mistranslate the historical documents.
The way he explains it, black history month sounds like segregated history.
It basically is.
@@LordVader1094 How is it segregated history please explain.
@@bierlichen1 Not Op, but giving a specific month to a specific ethnicity devalues their history in the other 11 months of the year. Daryl explains this in the video. The history of "american blacks" inherently singles them out of the rest of american history, when black americans are very much a part of everyday history.
I'm native american so I'll elaborate that anything focusing on my ethnicity separates me from white americans, because my history is not combined with theirs.
Winston Leg-Thigh ok, first off Chinese, Hispanic, Japanese, and black peoples have objectively all been more discriminated against than Irish or Germans.
Your comment is incredibly ignorant.
@Winston Leg-Thigh for the longest black history was NOT American history. They tried to suppress it and shut down all the successful that black people has done. They only maked up 15% of the population but has made a huge impact. They did not suppress Irish history or Japanese history nor where those demographics here from the very beginning of the American history. American recognizes Chinese new years.
I’m asian and i think we need to get rid of asian heritage month. It’s dumb. Either, we’re all just americans or none of us are
Skankhunt42 is asian heritage month the same as black history month? Cause if so, absolutely. But it sounds cool to have a month dedicated to general (insert any race) heritage. A month where America (being a multicultural place) celebrates the music, dance, art, historical figures, etc of (insert x race) descent. It would also be cool if the world stopped acting like the only place music ever existed was in Europe and if the world stopped prioritizing European history over everything else, but that’s another subject for another day.
Skankhunt42 just the european-Americans are... to them you will always be Asian-American, Mexicans born in the USA will be Mexican-Americans. Blacks will be African American. The real Americans are labeled native-American... but the Europeans-Americans like to forget where their roots cane from. Yet they label everyone else with a pretext American.
I'm Asian and I forgot there was even an Asian Heritage month lmao
@@sederniokardia7133 I think that's a people thing; if someone is half Chinese half English in England people will see them as chines but if they were born in China they would be seen as English. People always find it easier to see what's different than what's similar... Mainly because it more noticeable.
@@sederniokardia7133 I don't entirely disagree, but I do think it depends on where you come from. My family is very proud of their Irish-American and German-American heritage and identify as such, even though it's been several generations since our ancestors came over here.
Certainly on a macro, national scale that is true though that whites are just American while everyone else is ___ - American.
Here’s something we don’t talk about. Juneteenth. The holiday that celebrates the day slavery was officially illegal in the US never gets recognized.
Holy crap. I’ve never heard of this. And I’m almost gonna graduate. School system is fucked
Conner-Man Radio only reason I ever knew about it was because it falls on my grandfather’s birthday.
Barbazboub all I said was that it wasn’t taught to me in school at all. I don’t know where u came up with celebrating anything. Talk to the original commenter cause he was the one with the fact
Stiff Bliff not just schools most students don’t even pay attention or read history books.
Holy shit, that’s a good point lol
Simply put: most people have smooth brains. This man does not.
Daryl: "Maybe Apple is ahead of its time"
Apple: *whips child in Asian country for putting an iPhone 11 screen on an iPhone 11 Pro* "We're the future"
This is an underrated comment
Ferd no it’s not
@@samyeezy3068 Sam yes it is
ua-cam.com/video/RS3mfxgfWAc/v-deo.html&t
lmaooooooooooooo
"Columbus is not american" Lmao, got'em.
@Fuck Google Yeah........... People's........ Tiny.............. Mind.........s
Pretty much everything they said about Colombus is retarded. Serial killer, lol. Some people are just brainwashed.
@Deependra Singh Saharan The youtuber Knowing Better has a good video about it. Basically, Colombus isn't nearly as evil as school will make you think, and was actually significantly better of a person than his subordinates who he reprimanded for their behaviour. Funny how he went from a saint to a demon when he's neither
@@joshbaino3087 no i think your thinking of Herrnan Cortes and Fransico Pizarro they were pieces of shit in my history book but nothing was really said negatively about Columbis, at least in my Irish history book
@@LifesSmallestQuestions Maybe we just went to school at different times but in the past ten years Columbus is taught as a villain
Morgan Freeman once said “you gonna relegate my history To a month?”
-Ljb04 - genius
-Ljb04 - do you guys have anyone else to quote besides Morgan Freeman?
TheQtooshy I’ve never quoted Morgan Freeman in my life, it’s great what he said I dunno why that’s a problem
-Ljb04 - You literally just did and that’s the only quote you and others can conjure up with. If y’all feel so strongly about this issue then at a least produce another black symbol to parrot.
TheQtooshy listen, if I feel like writing a fucking Morgan Freeman quote while watching the joe rogan podcast, I’ll write a Morgan Freeman quote while watching the fucking joe rogan podcast, there isn’t anything you can do about it so just shut the fuck up man 🙄
White dude here: I see Black History Month as essentially the same as See No Colour...
We needed to make some anti-racist stuff OVERTLY public before enough people were kinda like "Yaaaa, I get it... Whatever, I won't say the N word in public anymore." 😂😂😂
They were overcorrections!
But when your car starts to skid? You freak out, swerve the other way too far, then back the other way, etc
But you're always getting closer to "driving true"
This guy looks like the black teacher from Rick and Morty
My man!
Oh my god now I can’t unsee it!
Lmao 😂 😂 😂
Hilarious 😆
I see it now
He looks like Morty's teacher.
Ponyboy Caulfield how long have you been eating poop?
Spot on lmao
@@faelestrada2923 Don't get the reference.
John Banks
11 hours ago
This is a guy who has de-radicalised many hardcore white supremacists and KKK members. Many of them have given their clan robes to him because he made them realise how ignorant they had been and he changed their lives. Your ignorant ass sees mr. vagina 🤦🏻♂️ People are definitely getting dumber.
@@Seth-lc2wc that isnt mister vagina lol. Mr Vag is the principal. He's the math teacher lmao
This man's voice is like a black Joey Diaz
Or Joey Diaz's voice os like the white Daryl Davis. Why compare?
sounds like he needs to clear this throat constantly
@@stoiccrane4259 ... because they sound similar... why not compare?
@@loris9560 white isn't a nationality...
And some Cubans are white.
@@loris9560 nobody said that...
Neither of these guys actually knows anything about Columbus.
You know less than them
So we created a month to celebrate black history, and then segregated black history to that month alone.
yep
Stop complaining you got bml wanting a black day went theres a black month .....
sinhen li so you didn’t listen to anything he said keep trolling hope it gets you somewhere
@Connection Lost what makes you think inventions are the only thing apart of history
@Connection Lost yes well look where the roots of most modern American music comes from and rethink some of what your actually saying i👌
This guy and Joey Diaz should have a competition on who has the most crunchiest voice
He said in the interview he was sick.
@@ToWatchMusic so he cheated then 🤔
That's ok he's still really tight.
This was a fantastic Podcast from the bits I've heard so far.
“Crunchiest voice” 🤣🤣🤣
Dude sounds like vader
Diaz.
i think a point that he forgot to make is that by having a separate month, you are strengthening the divide. teaching that we are separate. it also creates a sticking point of "why do they have a month and i dont" which if you just absorbed it and taught history in general that would go away.
He covered that in the full interview. It's worth watching all 2.5 hours
well said knaea
Conversely, at this day and age, "removing" (assimilating) it would probably cause a lot of outrage. People will demand that it be reinstated and probably call people white supremacists for even suggesting that it be assimilated into american history or some other nonsense. People these days are truly deranged and don't listen to reason anymore, unfortunately.
As a woman, I'm in agreement with getting rid of women's history month.
This guy sounds like its 5am and he just woke up.
He had laryngitis
Getting over bronchitis ...
After smoking poppers
or the video is 10p quality
He needs to drink that water sitting next to him
I had a black American history teacher for all of my junior year of high school, Mr. Fair, and this guy never failed to make things interesting. To this day (two years later) he is my favorite teacher I’ve ever had. He was involved with a lot of student run clubs, knew how to connect with his students, had so much energy, was liked by everyone, and he had posters across his classroom that showed he cared a lot about activism and art. Because of his passion for activism and change, Mr. Fair never sugarcoated history for us and I thank him for that. He brought to light more issues in modern day America and taught more details about history than any teacher I’d ever seen or heard of doing. Opened my eyes to a lot of shit. I was also involved in the school’s poetry club, which he supervised, and he helped make me more confident as a writer. Thanks Mr. Fair 🤘🏻💯
Beautiful story. It is great that you had such a wonderful teacher. I had to figure out all this black history shit by myself (but I am glad that I was able to do it, because many people are unable of or just not interested on it).
Is a “passion for activism” inherently a good thing?
Lucky bro opposite of me
I might have had the same teacher as you, if this was in florida
You had a good teacher. I’m out of college and just started looking up black American history on my own because teachers made it so boring it didn’t sink in or seem related to anything including modern culture.
Black history isn’t taught in school. Real American history isn’t taught in school. Education in America is paid to play and very underwhelming.
stan daman black history is taught in school I learned about it in every grade in Nevada
Quinlan Da9 the point I was making was that our education system is lacking substance. Also higher education and some charter schools are pay to play. Wealthy kids get the opportunity for higher education because they can afford it.
@@realtalk5347 just sounds like parents doing what's best for their kids. I'd pay for my kids to go to a place I know had better learning programs
But it is tho.....
Black history was a giant focus in AP and IB history
I'm pretty young, recently graduated from high school, and I can confirm that we already do teach about historical black people throughout the year, depending on the subject of course. When were talking about 1800s and slavery, we discuss Frederick Douglass and WB Dubois. Mid-late 1900s and were taught about Malcolm X and MLK. However, we are not taught about who made the traffic light, and why should we? We also don't learn about who made the electric-powered fan, who made the first vacuum, so I dont know if any white people made that. The only reason we know about Benjamin Franklin and his stuff is because he was a founding father, which is pretty huge.
I do agree the black history month should be removed, because we shouldn't divide ourselves anymore. American History should envelop all citizens of the US.
“The umbrella of American history” thank you oh my god someone final said it
*....Millions Have Been Saying it For Year's and Year's.. What's Different about this person saying it...?*
@@stevebano5874 The difference is that he is reaching a different audience thru Joe Rogan.
it's not so much the fact that this specific person is saying it.
many people may have said it, but as you noticed. not everyone has heard it.
@@Araanor *....Really because Morgan Freeman Has been Saying the same exact thing for Year's and he's far better well known....*
@@stevebano5874 Yea but not everyone who is into Joe Rogan is into Morgan Freeman and vice versa. I seriously don't see the downside of more people saying it.
Steve Bano why do you type like *this*
In resume, why separate Black American History from the American History. Let's unite it into just American History; not separate it like it is now.
Yes. Let's call it American History X.
@@jamesyoo67 if you knew anything about that story, you would know its about redemption and being able to admit you were wrong.
Sounds like a lesson you could afford to learn.
Huh, we should even make a high school class out of it and call it AP U.S. History. 🤔
I would recommend why it came about. And, should we get rid of Christmas and celebrate Christ birthday every month.
Yes, more black history should be incorporated into mainstream history lesson.
But, it's a month where our community can focus on our journey, key figures and celebrate. Look at it as a holiday.
Everything about Black History month isn't commercial. There are parades, local events at Musuems, and it helps young black minds see pioneers and influencers.
@@jd4108 And why not celebrate that every month like normal history. To be fair, don't know much about black history, but following that, you (not American here) should have then Aboriginal history month too then.
“Don’t let school get in the way of your education.” Mark Twain said that and it’s just as true now as it was then. A huge part of the problem is an over reliance on the school system to teach kids what they need to know. All schooling from K-8 is designed to regurgitate the same info to keep students going along the education path. I can’t tell you how many times the same events and people from the 14-1800’s were talked about year after year yet so much of our more recent history like the 50’s- 90’s is just completely ignored. Don’t wait on the teachers to tell you, seek the information yourself, otherwise you’ll only know what they NEED you to know to pass the test.
Especially science, it's the same basic stuff year after year with it barely getting more complex.
@@casualbeluga2724 yeah I've always been a Solid A student in science and history because its something you can teach yourself ahead of time and do it your wown way to where you better understand it.
I think the last to years I've been able to keep both classes at 95/100% for every semester
And another class I think is useless is Art it doesnt teach you anything it is always going to be far easier for people that have a Artistic brain or a Thinking brain (like me)
So it is completely unfair for students to get a 4.0gpa taken because others are naturally better at something and for the others unlike PE theres nothing they can do about it
It would require parents to not only get educated on various topics, but be willing to take the time to discuss ideas. Never going to happen. People are mentally lazy.
I left high school to get a GED. I had managed a measly 0.13 GPA in my four years of attendance. In my entire high school career, I only completed a handful of assignments. I also read 1034 books.. It was no different than middle-school. I completely flunked out of everything, and repeatedly was sent to detention for reading during class. I managed to finish 276 novels my 7th grade year, and nearly as many in 8th grade, though I do not remember the exact figure. I was mostly reading anthologies. My passions were art, literature, and real-world knowledge. All I watched for entertainment during these years was educational programming, especially the Nova programming from OPB, and the incredible works of the BBC. I would walk into a science class on the first day and know the answers to nearly everything. This is also why I would try to swap in classes that covered areas I was unfamiliar with, like botany, and ecology. I would get 100% on nearly every test, but flunk out of every class because I preferred reading over grunt work... What a system. It might be important to also note that within the state tests, I consistently received a RIT score between 290-298(the highest I ever achieved). Yeah, I'm a total idiot-loser. It's funny because I absolutely did not care about it at all. The only reason I was made aware of the exceptional merit of my scores, was by jealous straight "A" classmates... I would just laugh off my straight F's. I really should have tried harder, but I never saw the reason in any of it. I was a child! The system is busted. It's clear why people like Bill Gates and Albert Einstein dropped out. I wish I had been given the luxury of a right to elect not to waste my time in that clique-mob check-stand training-ground. What a cruel joke.
@@capnsmashem3284 sounds like my schooling experience.
I want both. The normalization of the history of Americans who are Black, along with the month to highlight the facts. I want all of it!
*Mike Wallace interviewing Morgan Freeman*
Mike Wallace: How about black history month?
Morgan Freeman: Ridiculous
Mike Wallace: Why?
Morgan Freeman: You are going to relegate my history to a month?
Mike Wallace: Ahhh come on.
Morgan Freeman: what month is white history?
Mike Wallace: Well, ummmm ahhh I'm Jewish.
Morgan Freeman: OK then, what month is Jewish history?
Mike Wallace: Well, there isn't one.
Morgan Freeman: Ohhh. I see... You want one?
Mike Wallace: No.
Morgan Freeman: Well neither do I. I don't want a black history month. Black history IS American history.
Mike Wallace: Well how are we supposed to end racism?
Morgan Freeman: STOP TALKING ABOUT IT. I'm going to stop calling you a white man and I'll ask that you stop calling me a black man. I know you as Mike Wallace and you know me as Morgan Freeman.
So many people fail this simple concept on a day to day basis. I tolerate this bigotry as an American Mexican the same way I’ve seen my black friends tolerate this bigotry. Somehow in someway the topic of skin color will always come up.....it’s so annoying it’s like talk about something better, but ppl can never seem to sway to talk about someone else being black or Mexican, it’s like dude I was entirely talking about something else how did we end up talking about the difficulties of being non white....no one did but you. Before whites oppressed any other ethnicity, they were impressing themselves, lets be real. This ideology of hate and superiority comes from those that tread in that ideology, you don’t have to be white, you just have to be stupid.
Simple enough concept but keep in mind that a large part of America is incapable of grasping simple concepts. Explains where we are as a nation.
@@shakeworldwide2031 I see you still fail the concept..
Deaths 0079 slightly but can you blame me? history or older than I am and it’s facts are undeniable.
@@shakeworldwide2031 Yes, you cannot change racists, while being racist.
I wonder if Daryl Davis knows that he'll become one of those heroes that's talked about in schools. Maybe he wasn't as influential as Frederick Douglas or Dr. King, but he can sure match up to Rosa Parks in terms of what she did, or Albert E. Meyzeek. This guy is a hero, and I hope one day he'll know it if he doesn't already.
@Todd Stamos The black guy on the podcast. His name is Daryl Davis.
Bruh
Nonsense
I'd teach my kids about him. The man indirectly helped 200 KKK members see that they were wrong. I don't see why he wouldn't be mentioned in history.
He's a hell of a man
Morgan Freeman said it best: "I would often try to joke with and compliment women, in what I thought was a light-hearted and humorous way. Clearly I was not always coming across the way I intended. It is not right to equate horrific incidents of sexual assault with misplaced compliments or humor."
Okay but how is that relevant to anything talked about in the video
@@flam1ngicecream has nothing to do with video. look at the 24 or so people that posted a particular quote from a particular Morgan Freeman and maybe you'll get it.
@@flam1ngicecream I had a way funnier quote about titty sprinkles but didn't want to put in the effort writing it
@D Kahn it's called perspective
Meatis O'Malley
No racism stops when open mindedness, acceptance, and mentalities are changed in families. Racism is still alive because it’s very much in the belief system of many families and cultures that pass it down generations and generations. Racism isn’t a thing that happens without humans. Racism is something human beings bring to life and they can kill it themselves.
When people say that Columbus discovered America he discovered it for Europe, Africa and Asia. Before that people didn't knew there was a continent there. There where no clear regists of it nor any valid map. Yes there where rumors, but nothing more than that. After he landed there the news travelled to Europe, Asia and Africa. That's why it's considered the he discovered it with the perspective that no one in the "known world" knew about it. The rest of the world only knew what was there after and had now some maps. People try to deny this historical fact just because he was a bad person by today ethics. But that was every historical figure. Every king killed people indirectly or directly. Every person with power would violate and r**** peasents, noble men and women (but noble men would do it way more often). Everyone with some kinda of power that change history for the better or worst did those things. Including black people in the slave trades. Black people would also kill each other, r**** each other and sell their own. This was normal in the past. Understanding the historical importance of Columbus and celebrating his and other people that where with him achievement doesn't deny the fact that he was a terrible person like any other person with power. Literally every hero to every nation/ethnicity/country was a murderer that won wars and slept with any women they wanted. Doesn't deny the fact that they had some positive influence in history too. It's ok to admire Alexander the Great for his conquering skills while acknowledging that he was responsible for a mass murderer. But he was also responsible for helping and providing a better life for his own people. I've seen so many women in media and real life getting inspired by Cleopatra that was a woman that against all odds became a supreme leader in a world governed by men. She was also responsible for slavery and slave trades that covered half of Europe, southeast Asia and north Africa. She literally had slaves from 3 different continents working under her government. But no one seems to get mad at this fact when some girl says they like Cleopatra as a historical figure.
The people that disliked didn't listen to the whole thing.
I didn't dislike it, I agree that black history month has ran its course, but some of what he said is just false. Black history is not taught solely in February. Teachers do not skip out on history segments until February because it's not black history month yet. It has already been indoctrinated into general education. Now in February the only difference is they focus heavily on the history of African Americans, so if anything, it is getting taught to the point of redundency.
Also, unless the kid you ask is still in elementary school, they should know, and most likely do know who Rosa Parks and Harriett Tubman are. Hell, elementary kids would probably know who they were.
I listened. And I replied this: This dude lives in a vacuum. If a black person invented electricity and a white person invented the ironing board it would surely be put in the proper perspective. It is about the achievement not the skin pigmentation. Same deal with Miss America. There wasn't a black contestant until a state chose her to be their example. It's not sone conspiracy against blacks, they are simply 12% of the population or whatever. Perhaps this man should stop his tribalism mentality and focusing heavily on color of skin and accept that we are all humans and many have contributed. The underground railroad participants consisted of 100% white houses--not a single black home--and could not have existed at all without caucasian help. Yet no one can name a single white person involved. Boohoo. Get some thicker bark and if you wanna go into more depth on certain subjects, go study them! This is general studies, elementary education. Traffic lights and peanut cultivation is not quintessential cliff notes material.
@@namelessfaceless5748 well said. So many want to fight racism and segregation, yet they tend to end up reinforcing the divide. Everyone needs to stop making things about race, period. When we acknowledge things with association of race, even if it's seemingly positive, it is still creating an "Us" and "them" mentality. I'm not denying race exists, obviously, but it shouldn't be focused on as a significant or meaningful trait.
Dovakiin seventeen white people love controlling shit jus stfu lmfaoo idiot
@@babymylo4909 reported
I like that Joe is bringing people like this who can get a platform to speak their mind and say what they think is a problem.
b ray I’m offended
Dude had his own ted talk
@@carsnob
Ah whatcha gonna do. All kinds of people are out there 😂. I like when there is a diverse audience. But not for the sake of diversity but because people can be better informed. If you're asking me for example if you are gonna bring a vegan to your show then also make sure you bring a pro meat eater and if there are a few doctors then ask them about their opinions so that people can get a full spectrum of information. Same with everything else. If you bring someone who is pro x you should make sure to bring someone who is anti x. People aren't stupid and they can tell the difference between good and bad and between bs and the real deal. And sometimes I feel Joe doesn't wanna get out of his comfort zone and bring people with opposing points of view. Because if you and I for example disagree on something it doesn't mean it's gonna be a shitty podcast because there is a ton of other subjects that we could talk about. Or sometimes you can have zero in common with the person but if they're likeable you will still enjoy the podcast and so will the audience.
@@carsnob You don't understand because you're black.
@@ken_caminiti Who said I was black?
When I was in school mlk, george washington carver, rosa parks , malcom x all of them were talked about in my american history class throughout the year nobody cared about black history month because this stuff was already in our curriculum
Well that need to be taught All year around outside of your location
Same for me, we learned about all of them all year long every year. In Louisiana, and Kentucky
The problem is that this is all that we are learning.
Leave it to people to segragate black history from the rest of history and call it a good thing.
😂 People spend a lot of time trashing Joe, expecting him to be extremely polished in all topics. It may bring you less angst if you look at him for what he is, an established guy who opts to use his power and influence to bring a wide range of individuals to the masses while approaching them in the same way a common person would who may not know better.
Guy could be smoking it up and having comedians on day in day out... Take it easy
Exactly what makes Joe cool, is that he's one of the boys..he's a freaking Comic who has grown as a person and adds some new perspective on things
Finally someone who thinks properly comments on this
👏👏👏👏👏
completely agree. Very well said brother.
Facts
I feel the same way about the term "African American" Its just another way to separate blacks from America. The term sounds so ridiculous
Gil Edwards this is my opinion, but I think you guys should keep it because it reminds you of your roots and where you come from.
@@alexsalazar5161 But what about the European-American
Quite right.
How is POC less racist than colored?
@@alexsalazar5161 of what? The very tribes that sold them and were complicit in the aiding and abetting of the Atlantic slave trade?
Then again I'm super cynical. And you can't forget those roots.
@@ls200076 ... also a point. Hmm.
My throat hurts just listening to this guy talk.
Obama was half white too. So why use that interpretation? At this point, we should just do our best to get along. Regardless of race.
And to suggest Obama deserves his own holiday like MLK is slapping MLK across the face and saying his accomplishments mean next to nothing.
Who said Obama needs his own holiday? He said Obama shouldn’t just be spoken about only in February...
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Preeeeach
Damn.
Lol what half-brained bumblefcuks are suggesting that Obama get his own holiday?
Obama was a corporate neoliberal conman masquerading as a progressive man-of the-people.
People scraped together nickels and dimes to get that snake in the White House and then he turned his back on them and sold out xD
Obama deserves a holiday as much as a moist, nutty stool sample deserves a Rolex
Morgan Freeman to jewish guy: "you wanna relegate my history to a Month?"
When did this happen
I don't get it
YDINO , famous 60 minutes interview with Morgan Freeman.
Yeah I think I remember that Morgan Freeman made the same argument that black history month should be done away with and interviewer asked why he answered with that.
@@georgemargaris his knowledge is reflected on his profile picture
Morty and his math teacher having an interview in another inter-dimensional timeline.
Wisani Khipa that got me lol
😂😂😂
Ahhhh jeeeeee
MY man!
Bruh... i cant unsee this now.
Daryl's Ted talk is stuff of legends.
Morgan Freeman said /edit: a similiar thing
@John Truxal It's pretty easy to slap around Lemon. He's not that bright.
@Stephanie S Yes, he is! 100%!
Morgan Freeman's reasoning was completely different
@Stephanie S Morgan's reason was to remove any difference between black and white, while these guy's reason is to further divide and classify us as black or white.
@@omarct lolol gtfoh
black history is American history simple its should be celebrated in every month #merica
Facts but until then February.
It already is. In school we don't hear about anything else then minorities, except for the large world leaders that they need to teach us about.
BigMeech no
Facts
@Uncle Roy Skeptical of what? That slavery happened? There's plenty of evidence.
Summary for those who jump to conclusions: Why celebrate black history for one month when we can learn more about it like every piece of American history all year long.
Because it needs to be incorporated into our curriculum before we get rid of the month. All for making black history a part of American history, but there's an order it needs to happen it so we don't pick and choose what gets included
@@Guar_dian What the fuck are you talking about? The only people who would want to remove MLK day are the people from the right. Columbus day was renamed, not removed. Of course the right would want to save a day about a rapist murderer just so they don't have to celebrate anyone other than white people.
@@Guar_dian what in the fuck are you even talking about 😂😂 nobody mentioned LGBTQ but you sure as fuck shoehorned it into the conversation.
This dude has a point about only enforcing these studies during February. You'll confuse people with others and forget what you learn but if it's grouped with everything else, it's easier to digest and learn.
In canada we learn it as apart of all history, however its very brief because we barely learn anything about american history
@@SilentGaming2727 i mean we dont learn much about Canada so don't feel bad
I think its a valid point. The thing about holidays. Its very political with politicians making quick transactions. They are people that feel very much about what is right and what is wrong. When holidays are made, its always a big to do with those certain people and they want you to learn a lot all in that one month or even one day. The thing is people forget or dont care to learn about those things in a small time frame. In settings like schools or museums, I think it can be much more appreciated because there is a agenda behind it. People can learn if they want to. Im not sure if I agree or disagree with Davis but I would say its being added in the not so best ways for people to understand. Everyone learns at there own pace. I was horrible in school (still dont think I understand what most holidays are about like easter, thanksgiving, independence day lol) but I enjoyed day trips to museums or hands on projects learning about a subject.