I’m LOVING your conversations and your passion for the truth…once you see it, you can never go back, and the people spewing lies just become more reprehensible.
Didnt the supreme court just call out Republicans in Alabama for violating the voting rights act of 1965 by drawing maps that removes representation for black voters???? We always known republicans were doing this... finally and surprisingly the Supreme Court upheld justice. Alabama is not the only state to do this, hopefully more states will resolve these racist white supremacist tactics used by the republican party for decades. Tim Scott is a token for the racist republican party. Also, not calling republican voters racist.. im calling the republican party racist.
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this segment. I'm so proud of you young men for using your platform to inform yourselves and your viewers on important matters. I hope more youth are drawn to your channel and it creates free thinkers because we have a country to save 🇺🇲
@@divakim206 🟩🟧Another phenomenal read! 🟦🟧Decent Republicans, are frustrated and embarrassed, with their Party’s long 60 year association with the racist KKK. ------------------------ 🟩🟧 In 1964, Democrat President Lyndon Johnson, had the audacity to promote race mixing and integration of black and white Americans.🇺🇸 He was determined to complete the ambition of assassinated Democratic President, John F. Kennedy. The racist KKK and most Southern whites, were both long time Democrats but, race mixing and integration were bridges too far, so, they simply hauled butt over to the Republicans, where they still call the Republican Party home. ------- 🟪🟩 Democrat President Lyndon Johnson, signed the historic 1964 Civil Rights Bill. The bill integrated facilities for everyone: (restaurants, water fountains, hotels, bars, public hospitals, theaters, front seating on public buses, public schools, libraries, public restrooms, taxi cabs, front seating on passenger trains, public swimming pools, front seating in courtrooms, housing, medical care, employment, public colleges, parks and even public cemeteries and sections of prisons, believe it or not! Blacks traveling on Greyhound and other bus services, were forced by law, to take rear seats when crossing over from Northern to Southern states, prior to the passage of the 1964 Civil Right Bill. ------------------------ ✅✅ Until the late 1950s, black department store shoppers in many parts the south, were forbidden from entering dressing rooms to try on pieces of clothing, for fit. Before that, the rule was: buy as is, with no returns or exchanges, for people of color. 🟧 Jewish stores were more accommodating. Up until the 1960’s, the few black police 👮 👮♀️ officers in the racist south, were taunted and abused and they were not allowed to make arrest of whites, they could only call white officers for them to possibly make arrests. ------------------------ 🟪🟧 A study by Gallup Research, found that women with college degrees, are more likely to identify as Democrats. Women with advanced college degrees, are even more likely to identify as Democrats. ------------------------ 🟩🟧 Because of continuing Republican racism, nearly 90% of black Americans 🇺🇸 have voted Democratic for more than a half century. Jews, Catholics, Latinos, American Indians, college educated, advanced college educated, organized labor, youth and college voters, LBGT, and working class Americans, all vote heavily for Democrats. ------------------------ 🟦🟧Minority viewers have simply hauled azz away from racist Republican Fox 🦊 News. Whites 94% Hispanic, 2% Asian, 1% Black 1% ------------------------ 🟧🟪 The Republican Party Issued A Formal Apology To Black Americans in 2005, for the many years of Playing The Race Card. Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehnman, issued a formal apology to Black Americans via the NAACP. The apology was given for the many years that the Republican Party engaged in race-baiting and other racial tricks in order to win elections. A Harvard educated attorney, Mehlman traveled to the NAACP’s Convention in Milwaukee, to deliver his message. Among other things, he promised a friendlier relationship between his party and black Americans. But, other Republican officials were not pleased that their party had issued an apology to black people. Chairman Mehlman was soon let go of his position and Republican Party racism against blacks continued. ------------------------ 🟪🟧 Ronald Reagan and Racist Republicans, Fought Like Hell To Deny A Fellow Republican, The Reverend Martin Luther King, A National Holiday Republican President Ronald Reagan and longtime racist Republican Senator Jesse of of North Carolina, both argued against the passage of a MLK national holiday bill. Senator Helms was especially vicious in his actions, he created a fake 300-page document, in which he accused the Reverend King of being a Marxist and a Communist. New York Democrat Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, declared the document to be, “a packet of fifth.” He then threw it to the floor of the Senate and stomped on it. The MLK holiday bill, soon had the growing support of Americans. But, in a last attempt to support racist Senator Helms accusations, Reagan falsely hinted again, that the Reverend King, whose family were ‘legacy Abraham Lincoln Republicans,’ may have had Communist ties. The veto-proof bill eventually passed and President Reagan signed it. ------------------------ ✅✅ THEY ARE AMERICAN HEROES...🇺🇸🇺🇸 The Reverend Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace. He and the Reverend Jessie Jackson, were shot at once and beaten twice while marching in the racist conservative South, for civil rights. 🟪🟪 The Rev.Jessie Jackson was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, in a White House Ceremony in 2,000. It was hosted by President Bill Clinton, in recognition of Rev. Jackson’s many years of fighting for racial social justice in America. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 ------------------------ 🟪🟩🟧According Presidential Historians, Barack Obama, is the 12th ranked President ever and Donald Trump is ranked at only number 42. ------------------------ 🟪🟪 VIDEO LEAKED OF REPUBLICAN GROUP BRAGGING ABOUT WRITING VOTER SUPPRESSION BILLS May 13, 2021 Democracy Docket WASHINGTON, D.C.-The dark money group Heritage Action, associated with the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, was caught on a leaked video bragging about their role in writing the series of voter suppression bills that have passed in states across the country over the last few months. The video was recorded at a private meeting with high dollar donors in April, and published by Mother Jones. In the video, Heritage Action executive director Jessica Anderson brags about the group’s work to “quickly and quietly” get voter suppression legislation passed in key swing states, as part of the group and the GOP’s promotion of the Big Lie and continuing efforts to limit ballot access after Donald Trump’s loss. Heritage Action’s work, according to Anderson, includes recommending provisions to be included in legislation, providing state legislators with information and language to help draft proposals, and sometimes even writing the bills themselves before feeding them to local representatives. In other cases, “we have a sentinel, on our behalf, give [the legislators] the model legislation so it has that grassroots, from the bottom-up type of vibe,” Anderson said on video. ------------------------ 🟪🟪 TILL THE 1960’s, TEXAS CONSERVATIVES FORCED BLACKS AND LATINOS TO TAKE LITERACY TEST TO BE ABLE TO VOTE Blacks and Latinos attempting to vote, often were told by election officials that they had gotten the date, time or polling place wrong, that they possessed insufficient literacy skills or that they had filled out an application incorrectly. Black people, whose population suffered a high rate of illiteracy due to centuries of oppression and poverty, often would be forced to take literacy tests, which they sometimes failed. Voting officials, primarily in Southern states, had been known to force Black voters to “recite the entire Constitution or explain the most complex provisions of state laws,” a task most white voters would have been hard-pressed to accomplish. In some cases, even Black people with college degrees were turned away from the polls. ------------------------ 🟧🟩 White America Built Their Wealth On Welfare 🟧🟩How Decades Of Welfare Policies Lifted Up The White Middle Class And Largely Excluded Black Americans WELFARE IS AVAILABLE IN 34 COUNTRIES. Far more white people have benefited from US welfare programs over the years, while black people and other people of color have been denied them in various ways, multiple historians and researchers tell Business Insider. The coronavirus pandemic exposed the underbelly of American inequality in many ways, with people of color disproportionately likely to be laid off, and to be on the financial brink. ------------------------ 🟢🟢 Just how awful of a scoundrel do you have to be, in order to get kicked out of two funerals?⚰️ ⚰️ A person could live 10 lifetimes and not know of anyone to be kicked out of a funeral, yet, Donald Trump has been kicked out of two: Barbara Bush's and John McCain’s. They told Donald Trump that, a three-legged, one-eyed, parasitic, malnourished, wet, stinky, toothless, mangy, arthritic, flea infested, homeless dog, 🐕 living in a dingy dirty alley, with mouth tumors, ankle spurs, dog syphilis, tick bite paralysis, Ebola disease, and drenched in self urine, would absolutely be more welcome, than the ex-Prez.
@@divakim206 🟧🟪🟩 DeSantis Florida’s GOP gubernatorial nominee says, a vote for his black opponent would ‘monkey this up’ By Caroline Kenny, CNN Updated 12:39 AM EDT, Thu August 30, 2018 Washington CNN - Fresh off his victory in the Florida Republican gubernatorial primary, Rep. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday that voters would “monkey this up” if they elected his African-American Democratic opponent, Andrew Gillum, to be governor, immediately drawing accusations of racism. The remark provides a controversial beginning to what will be a closely watched general election campaign for the Florida governorship, which pits DeSantis, who has closely aligned himself with President Donald Trump, against Gillum, a progressive backed by independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont. What Andrew Gillum vs Ron DeSantis in Florida will tell us about 2020 Calling Gillum “an articulate spokesman” for the far left, DeSantis said during an interview on Fox News when asked about his opponent, “The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state.” Gillum would become the state’s first black governor if he were to win in November. “Well, I’ll try to be articulate, Chris,” Gillum told Chris Cuomo on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time,” “and simply say that that kind of vitriol - and he’s apparently given up the whistle, they’ve gone to the bullhorn with these kinds of tactics - but they’re not going to work.” Gillum earlier had told Fox News’ Shepard Smith, “It’s very clear that Mr. DeSantis is taking a page directly from the campaign manual of Donald Trump.” “Was that racist or a figment of speech?” Smith asked, referring to DeSantis’ comment. Gillum didn’t answer the specific question, instead responding, “I’m not going to get down in the gutter with DeSantis and Trump. There’s enough of that going on.” But Democratic groups quickly accused DeSantis of using racist dog whistles, which DeSantis’ campaign denied. “It’s disgusting that Ron DeSantis is launching his general election campaign with racist dog whistles,” Florida Democratic Party Chairwoman Terrie Rizzo said in a statement. “On the first day of the general election, Ron DeSantis showed Floridians who he really is,” Democratic Governors Association Deputy Communications Director David Turner said. “Resorting to dog whistle politics within hours of winning the GOP nomination shows a desperate candidate who will stoop to new lows in order to court and give voice to fringe elements of society. Floridians want a leader who will bring them together; Ron DeSantis has shown that he would only divide Florida.” A spokeswoman for Fox News reached out to CNN early Wednesday afternoon to distance the network from DeSantis’ remark, pointing to a statement made by anchor Sandra Smith on air in which she said, “We do not condone this language and wanted to make our viewers aware that he has since clarified his statement.” Stephen Lawson, the communications director for the DeSantis campaign, said he was referring to Gillum’s policies in making the remark. “Ron DeSantis was obviously talking about Florida not making the wrong decision to embrace the socialist policies that Andrew Gillum espouses. To characterize it as anything else is absurd,” Lawson said. “Florida’s economy has been on the move for the last eight years and the last thing we need is a far-left democrat trying to stop our success.”
@@divakim206 🟦🟧Another phenomenal read! Holla back! AIRLINES SOMETIMES BUMPED BLACK PASSENGERS OFF OF FLIGHTS TO MAKE ROOM FOR WHITE TRAVELERS, EVEN 🧳🧳DURING REFUELING STOPS. "Black travelers were first in line for any kind of travel disruption, and were sometimes bumped to make room for white passengers." More welcome on planes than trains, many early Black flyers took to the air with enthusiasm. “Breakfast in Kansas; dinner in Los Angeles!” reported J. A. Rogers, a novelist who worked as staff correspondent for the Pittsburgh Courier, in 1936. “Colored youth take notice! The airplane will someday supercede the railroad as the latter did the covered wagon.” But flying would prove less ideal than many hoped, at least when it came to avoiding Jim Crow. In 1945 the Chicago and Southern Airline (one of Delta’s precursors) admitted that it practiced Jim Crow seating on its Dixie-bound flights. “It is true that Negro passengers are requested to assume the forward seats on the airplane,” an official for the airline wrote to Theodore Allen, a Black federal government employee who protested when one of the airline’s stewardesses made him reseat himself in the front of the plane, after he and the white man with whom he was traveling had taken seats in the middle of the plane. The airline’s representative was unapologetic about the practice and suggested that “from the standard of personal comfort, these [forward seats] are the most desirable seats in the aircraft. Thus it should be made clear that the practice rather than one of discrimination is one of offering Negro accommodations and facilities which are equal or superior to those offered other passengers.” In the fall of 1951, however, some of the airlines’ Jim Crow tricks would be revealed in a criminal complaint filed against American Airlines. Gabriel Gladstone, a twenty-two-year-old Jewish New Yorker, had begun a job as a reservations agent in the American Airlines office at LaGuardia earlier that year. But after working there for two months, he was dismissed for refusing to follow the Airlines “special instructions on how to handle Negro passengers.” As a trainee, Gladstone “was instructed to mark reservations with a symbolic E111, if the passenger was a Negro, or in the case of a telephone reservation, was presumed to be Negro.” These codes, he was informed, would be used to implement the airline’s policy of “segregating Negro passengers on flights and preferring white applicants for airplane accommodations on waiting lists.” When Gladstone began taking reservations, a supervisor observed him failing to mark “a reservation with a code even though the applicant had a southern accent,” and fired him on the spot. Gladstone reported his experience to the American Jewish Congress, which helped him file a complaint charging American Airlines with violating New York civil rights law. Gabriel Gladstone’s complaint underscored that Black flyers suffered indignities that went beyond segregated seats. American Airlines’ policy directed its employees to put Negro passengers “on waiting lists for reservations,” a practice that appears to have been widespread. Black travelers were first in line for any kind of travel disruption, and were sometimes bumped to make room for white passengers. According to one post-World War II letter writer who wondered whether American democracy was worth fighting for, such interruptions could involve something as direct as an “airline agent saying ‘I’m sorry but your reservation has been postponed due to an unexpected request from a white passenger.’” Not even well-known African Americans were spared such slights, as Jackie Robinson and his wife found out when they traveled from Los Angeles to Daytona Beach, Florida, in 1946. Hired to play for the Montreal Royals that year, Robinson was due to begin spring training as the first Black player ever to play major league baseball. Excited to be traveling in style, the couple arrived at LAX dressed to the nines for their American Airlines flight, and were embarrassed when Robinson’s parents saw them off with a supply of sandwiches that seemed more suited to a cross-country journey in the Jim Crow [train] car. But the food came in handy. The Robinsons were bumped from their first flight during a layover in New Orleans, and ended up spending twelve hours at the New Orleans airport, which did not serve Black customers in its coffee shop or restaurant. When they were finally allowed to resume their journey to Daytona, they were ordered off the plane in Pensacola, Florida, where their flight stopped to refuel. The airline needed to make room for three white passengers. The Robinsons finished their journey by Greyhound bus, on which they were forced to ride in the back, and they could not eat at the roadside restaurants along the route. By then their sandwiches were long gone, and they were too insulted to order food to go, so they sustained themselves on that twelve-hour leg of the journey by eating apples and candy bars. Likewise, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald was bumped off a plane in Honolulu in 1954. On her way from San Francisco to Sydney, Australia, for a concert tour, Fitzgerald was traveling with an accompanist and her secretary, who were also African American, when her journey was cut short. After getting off the plane when it stopped to refuel in Honolulu, Fitzgerald and her companions were not allowed to reboard, not even to retrieve the clothes and other personal items they had left behind. They then had to wait three days before they could get another flight. Pan American Airlines claimed that they were bumped through “inadvertence,” but Fitzgerald sued the company for racial discrimination and won, receiving $7,500 in damages. As more Blacks began to fly, southern segregation ordinances were eventually extended to airports, but the process was piecemeal and took some time, producing discriminatory practices that varied from airport to airport. “Segregation in air transportation is not uniform in Southern areas,” NAACP lawyer Robert Carter noted in 1949, “principally because it is a new means of transportation and age-old customs and usages do not immediately take hold.” Congressman Charles C. Diggs of Michigan, who was an early Black frequent flyer, actually witnessed the development of segregation at airports. When he first began flying in the late 1940s, he was “heartened to see that this newer mode of conveyance was not into the old pattern of segregation and discrimination established by railroads and bus lines.” But this sense of satisfaction did not last long. He was soon disappointed to find that “undemocratic practices” were becoming common in airports, as he noted in a 1955 complaint to the president of Continental Airlines. In southern airports, he routinely encountered waiting rooms marked “for white only,” separate water fountains, “the refusal of limousines and taxi companies to carry Negroes . . . [and] discrimination and/or segregation against Negroes in airport restaurants.” A Black Air Force officer who stopped for a drink at the New Orleans airport’s bar in 1955 was greeted by an attendant who informed him that “the only way. . . . [he] could be served was if he agreed to take his drink outside the building.” Airport segregation could be humiliating even to Black passengers who never experienced it directly. On planes that stopped to refuel in the South, white passengers were told “to depart for lunch in the terminal’s restaurant,” while “Blacks were instructed to stay on the plane and eat boxed lunches because blacks were not allowed in the terminal’s restaurant.” The complete desegregation of American airports would not be accomplished until 1963, after a long series of public protests and Department of Justice lawsuits. Likewise, months of freedom rides, federal pressure, and an order from the U.S. Supreme Court were required to bring about the 1961 desegregation of interstate buses and bus stations in the South, while segregation remained in effect in many roadside restaurants and hotels until well after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Despite Black travelers’ sustained opposition to the segregation of public accommodations, the shaky legal ground on which segregated interstate travel facilities stood, and the complications they imposed on businesses, travel segregation proved difficult to overturn.
I'm a white native New Yorker who left all the liberal nonsense up there and moved to South Carolina 30 years ago right after college. I am proud to have this guy as my Senator.
I'm a black, mixed, Jamaican, Indian, Trinidadian, with pretty eyes 😂😂😂 lol I'm just tweaking I just always laugh when people provide there race in 2023 which shouldn't really matter. People from the US should just be proud US citizens and not use race as it's insignificant.
I live in South Carolina. One the best things Nikki Haley did as Governor was to appoint Tim Scott to the Senate. He has proven worthy of that opportunity and elected in the next election.
Similar-- white, born & bred in Brooklyn, lived in & went to college in NYC, then left for greener pastures around the age of 30. I'm now in my 50s settled down in a small town in western Kentucky, right of center politically, and couldn't be happier I got away from that craziness.
Y’all must be white because he’s definitely not addressing anything in his own black community here in Charleston. I don’t know what y’all talking about he’s done nothing impressive for people that look just like him.
I am honored to have Sen. Tim Scott as my senator. I'm a 52 year old conservative straight white male from SC and I voted for Sen. Scott, and will continue to vote for him as long as he wants to represent me. He is a man of intelligence, honor, and good character. I feel privileged to have a man of his caliber representing my state in the US Senate! These leftist women are so indoctrinated in a warped ideology that they can't even comprehend the truth he his speaking to them. I have to admit, I don't like him running for president right now, but not for the reasons these women would have people believe, but because of selfishness. It's because I don't want to lose him as my senator! Men as honorable as Sen. Scott are hard to find in politics. PS. I have really enjoyed watching you young fellas grow in every way and I hope you continually prosper for the rest of your lives. Just Keepin' It 💯
I love these young men! Keep being your own man and thinking for yourself. Judge people by their actions, not by anything else. Whoopi and Sonny want to claim this is a racist country and all 4/5 (I’ve watched your other videos with a 5th young man.) of you are the exception. She is wrong! I’ve taught students like you. We become what we want, and at times what we fight to become. We decide if we succeed, not somebody else. What are Whoopi and Sonny doing to help other black people? It seems to me that they’re trying to keep minorities down by taking away their hope. Stay true to yourselves and prove Senator Scott right. God bless you all. 🙏🏼🇺🇸🙏🏼
@@leonorfernandez3596 It's great that you personally judge people solely by their actions but it has been proven time and time and time again that many many people don't. And most of those people are people in positions of power that people like these young men are only susceptible to. If we are not to detect and solve education disparities in minority and poor neighborhoods how do we fix the problem? Wishful thinking? Or do we just pretend that education opportunities is either unimportant or a luck of the draw?
I am Cuban American, and I was raised by a single mother, and we lived in a neighborhood of poverty. I had to go to a majority black school. People with white skin were the minority. I had a can thrown at me while riding my bike home from school. And was confronted by a black kid telling me to get the fuck out of their school I don't belong because of my skin color. I was bullied because my skin was white while being Cuban. 😔 Class of 08. Racism was always here, however after experiencing that I never let that cloud my vision of people. The same water that hardens the egg softens the potato. I was able to succeed in life and have a beautiful family.
Good job buddy. It wasn’t easy. Congratulations. I wish more people would stop whining and start working. The view is no help toward that goal. Woman seem to be making a lot of trouble by encouraging bad choices and feeding non existent issues. Poverty is not a black white thing. To treat the underprivileged that way is unfair.
I love your quote "the same water that hardens an egg softens the potato" beautiful and very apt to today's issues. Nobody is a victim, we may be victims of circumstances, but that doesn't mean we are victims. Every scar proves how strong we are, we are survivor's.
Yes! That’s why they’re switching to people who protect kids and people who think the asking of protection of kids, is overreacting 😢 We must come together on this as well! Kids must be protected from those who seek to steal innocence
It's always on life support, until one particular side of the aisle. Needs some political power. Then new life is breathe into it, as if no progress has been made at all. It's just wild that people fall for the exact same trap. Over and over again.
@@ElectrikNYCfunK In 1911, Booker T. Washington wrote: There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs. There is a certain class of race-problem solvers who don't want the patient to get well.”
This is so frustrating . These women are spilling lies and so many people believe them. Of course we have bad people on both side. Conservatives/Republicans are talking about these issues and we voice them all the time.
What they are spewing is mental slavery they're putting up road blocks in their mind successful people don't make excuses they deal with the outcome and learn from it what they are teaching is victimhood and victimhood needs the government.
@@elizabitty213 never liked turtle neck Mitch! Never liked Crenshaw aka eye patched McCain. I can go on and on about the Rinos we have in both house and senate. I can tell you I was working full time and went to school full time while raising 2 children, pregnant with my 3rd when I started school and pregnant with my 4th when I graduated school. I didn’t get all these financial help.
It's sick how Sunny kept trying to bash his accomplishments using racism of the past. The way he calmly shut all that BS down with truth is why I'm happy to say I voted for him :)
She did the same thing to Dr. Ben Carson. A renowned pediatric surgeon but once he became part of the Trump admin, Dr. Carson became the exception and blah blah blah according to The View
Dudes, my father is black and pulled himself out of the ghetto and graduated college while working full time to support his family in the early 1960’s. My parents were disowned, and it was illegal for them to be married in all the southern states because my mother is white. They suffered a ton of racism. but they worked hard, so my brother and I could be raised in a middle class neighborhood in Southern California. I couldn’t get much help for college, so I also worked full time and my parents sent me as much money as they could until I graduated. They did the same for my brother. We both work hard to be successful, and we learned this from from my parents who have been married for 62 years now. I am grateful to have parents that have overcome racism and poverty with grace and determination their entire lives. They are not race baiters and find the Hens sort of conversation counterproductive as do I. The Hens on the View are extremely hateful and ignorant! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ In addition, I get tired of the Hens complaining about the lack of Black representation in government. They can thank the 1877 Democrats for that because up until that time Black Republicans were in both the House and Congress. After the passage of 1877 law, the KKK rose as an active part of the Democrat Arm to discourage Black voting, and government participation. The Compromise of 1877, and Jim Crow Laws were all voted on by the Democrats and they did set African Americans back. This why Tim Scott, and people like my dad, represents the not the exception, but just one of the many Black Republican men who are among the best our people have to offer. 💪🏽✌🏾🫶🏽
Amen! 🙏 These women DO NOT REALIZE how much DAMAGE they do to the psyches of people in the USA and beyond. I wish they could be dropped off in a red state and be forced to actually watch and listen to the Republican side. Hate breeds hate... PLEASE TELL THESE SICK GALS TO QUIT SPITTING HATE! At this point it is a mental disorder 🙃
Tim Scott shares that he has experienced racism, even as a Senator. He still sees himself as a victor and not a victim. I have loved and followed him for years. He’s truly the real thing! @senatortimscott
I gotta say as an old Italian man, I love you kids. You give me hope for the future. Throughout all of history, people of all different colors had to fight for freedoms. Hell this country exists because of a fight for freedom. America is an idea that we’re still striving to realize until a movement began to focus on past injustices instead of seeing where we are now. It physically upsets me to think that you youngsters may never get to experience what America was before the madness and what it could be. I don’t think we’ll ever be the same. Tim Scott gives me hope. The views of Whoopi and Ms Hostin are so detrimental to not only the black American’s mindset but to the white liberal “saviors” who need a cause to feel good about themselves. They don’t want to see the truth. They’re willfully ignorant. We are not our skin. We’re all unique creations of God with a unique combination of gifts to add value to our civilization. Just like each one of you is different and added a piece of yourself to the video. The mindset that says you have to think a certain way just because you belong to that group is straight from the pit of hell. You need to check out some Byron Donalds. That man is a force
Many white liberals are aware that the policies and programs they fund are destroying and erasing the minority population and the rest who play at being white saviors are equally guilty since they have been responsible for keeping kids on the plantation centuries after slavery was abolished by telling them they are victims and their failures are not a result of their actions and choices but the unseen privalages of whites who aren't aware of their racism. Ffs they have been told they are losers before they have started living
Except everything done by that wing of our political spectrum in recent times has been to erode access to free and low cost education. That too is becoming “if you can afford it.” So, it’s funny that “magic” is equating to “money” more and more.
So proud of you young men. You are intelligent and you’ve shown you can think for yourself. Work for your goals and don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t succeed! Good luck and best wishes for a long , successful life for all of you! ❤
As someone who worked as an Associate Professor for almost 12 years, I will attest to one simple statement: higher college is over rated. The greatest myth in this country is that a person can only fulfill the "American dream" is through college. False. Some of the brightest and smartest people I have ran into during my 60 years of life have been people with no higher educational learning, while some of the dumbest people that I have ever met have had PhD's.
Education system is so screwed up now college is big business. We need to show the kids that you can make a good living right after school with no student loans if they when into the trades.
When Whoopi Cushion asked why these conversations aren't held with Republicans while talking to a Republican Senator made me spit out my drink. Sen. Scott looked at her like she turned into a lobster!😂 😂😂
I don't understand why Whoopi thinks she has this Thomas Sowell like grasp on these issues. Every time she opens her mouth narratives drop out and rarely facts. Her best work was in comedy.. maybe it's still what she's doing.. Loving this channel, like learning with a group of friends. 😊
@empathleaders journalism? 1 trick pony. Race race race. Hey blacks are doing so much better in the country that's a good thing! But explain institutional racism
@@down-to-earth-mystery-school Good journalism is about finding the truth - and the truth is that there are 16% black Americans in the U.S. and 40% black Americans in The View.
Because they want people to constantly be in fear, to think they're victims of a boogeyman, so they can tell people "We'll be your savior if you put and keep us in power"
Notice how when a black person calls out the way blacks have been held back and CONTINUE to be held that way white people complain about that person. U just did it.
She is discrediting that each person on that stage is the exception for their race. They’re live on an international tv show! She is poking holes in every point she makes because she wants to keep the victim mentality. What is the end goal of a person that constantly preaches the victim narrative? What do they want besides having someone hand feed them everything?!
People with this mentality are easy to control that's why they spew these lies they don't personally believe it other wise they wouldn't be on TV but they'll gladly push this agenda on to sheep who they need to vote them in .
I am Latina, my patents did not have money to pay for my college. I got my degree, 1st to do so on my mom's side of the family. I went to school and worked 2 jobs. Now while my nephews and niece attend / or have attended college I deposit $ into their accounts. The point is in America we have opportunity to better our lives and each generation. We have to work on leaving this world better than we found it. Stop looking backwards! GOD has provided us many opportunities.
You 4 young men give me hope for the future..God Bless you for your interest in the political and social spheres and sharing your truth and dispelling the lies!!
Tbh if I had to make a guess I’d say their audience is mostly women. The show is mostly women. And sadly most women are easily susceptible to persuasion.
You young Men are awesome! Keep up the good work! This country needs you to carry these messages so people will unite and fight for the betterment of everyone
Young men like you are whats going to save this great country of ours. You guys actually look into things yourself and think for yourself and form your own opinions and you still love each other even tho you may not agree on everything 100%. It honestly gives me hope for my son and daughters future because as they get older they will have older people like you to look up to.
I agree. College is not for everyone. Mechanics, plumbers, electricians, etc. Make more money than most College graduates. They have no College loan debt.
Brandon, you’re exactly right - they should be cheering for him. Guys like Tim Scott and Dr Ben Carson as another example should be held up as role models for ALL people no matter their race. But instead the Dems try to bring them down just because they are Republicans.
@@stevenrogers2684 Ok, racist. Thanks for letting us know you want to keep black people under the control of Democrats. Keep voting blue and enjoy living in dystopia.
Dr. Thomas Sowell, Larry Elder, Brandon Tatum, Jesse Peterson, Malcolm X, Samuel L. Jackson, Denzel Washington and lmk when you have researched the first man and you won't need any other names of great black Americans unless you're willingly obtuse but I am still willing to educate you
@@Michelle-kj7wv Nice job. You know how to Google. Still blatantly displaying this is still a low amount... but continue. I'm sure you can dredge more from like 500 years ago or something. 😆 Dr. Uncle Tom... interesting.
Y'all are spot on when talking about the Republican party. This is a story I read a long time ago that sums up what the party is largely about: I recently asked my friends' little girl what she wanted to be when she grows up. She said she wanted to be President some day. Both of her parents, liberal Democrats were both standing there. I asked her, 'If you were President what would be the first thing you would do?' She replied, 'I'd give food and houses to all the homeless people.' Her parents beamed. 'Wow, what a worthy goal.' I told her, 'But you don't have to wait until you're President to do that. You can come over to my house and mow the lawn, pull weeds, and sweep my yard, and I'll pay you $50. Then I'll take you over to the grocery store where the homeless guy hangs out, and you can give him the $50 to use toward food and a new house.' She thought that over for a few seconds, then she looked me straight in the eye and asked, 'Why doesn't the homeless guy come over and do the work, and you can just pay him the $50?' I said, 'Welcome to the 'Republican Party'. Her parents still aren't speaking to me.
Two questions. Firstly, how much was this funding? Next, how many HBCU',s are in the country? You see Uncle Tim, loves to throw that number around. It takes 60 votes in the Senate to pass a bill. The Democrats have supported additional Federal funding for HBCU's since the early days of John Conyers. By the way, if systemic racism did not exist, why would there be a need for HBCU'S?
Condoleza Rice is one of the most brilliant women to live. She was one of THE BEST Secretary of States we've ever had. I believe she was the first black Secretary of State and she served under President Bush.
You are so right about that statement, a lot of Black Conservatives don’t run for office because of how they would be treated by the Democrats. There are millions of Black conservatives who remain silent because of being afraid of being ridiculed.
I dont know man, if you're afraid of ridicule, dont go into politics, or dont go public at all. I get what you saying, but i think we need to walk it back in the sense that its an inner characteristic of oneself more then an outside factor that will motivate or detract you from running for office. I think that normal people that wouldnt even think of running for office emphasize too much the duty aspect and forget the pleasure / gratification aspect that alot of public figures have from being famous or publicly known. If your fear of ridicule outweigh the gratification you get from speaking publicly, why would you keep doing it ? I dont think duty or anything of that sort will be enough to engage in something like politics.
Yeah bro', I think you're right about that! There are more conservative black people than the media, or even some black folk what people to believe! Especially socially.
I don't comment on videos, but I have been watching you guys for some time now, and I had to pause and share. It is so refreshing to see all of you be able to pick up on the BS that is coming from the left right now. It's not easy. You all restore my faith in Gen Z. Keep navigating our world with a critical lens. You are so powerful.
I FREAKING LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! You want to see progress, just look in the mirror! You beautiful souls, you give me so much hope. Love and peace guys, have a blessed weekend
How many white men died fighting against slavery? How many white men fought for equality? Voted for women’s right to vote? The divide is insane to think of the number difference. Some people listen to these partial messages… This was my first time hearing the Senator speaking and I 100% love his stance on education and pray that he is able to make the changes elected or not. I’m an Independent and love seeing someone putting what’s right for the people first, not the party. #America2024
I love you guys …you are sooo right ..Mr. Scott is offering a hopeful positive message and that threatens democrats who want to keep agitating and dividing on race and gender .
Gentlemen, Thank you ………..so smart to watch and react to Tim Scott , I believe this country of ours will be great watching and listening to all your reactions ……………..so well done!
First, I love to see that you are seizing your opportunity as entrepreneurs. I am an old white lady who enjoys watching your shows. Young men, you have demonstrated critical listening and thinking skills. You give me hope for the future of America. I feel that you will make good choices when voting instead of blindly following the crowd. God bless you!
I have to say this was the best reaction I've seen and I'm a great fan of all of you! The passion and conversation was amazing! Every time I watch you give me hope for the future of this Great Nation 🥰
I'm from South Carolina. Tim Scott is a good man. I used to be on Twitter and you would not believe some of the comments people have put on his page and he always handles it with class. I would be proud to have him as President.
Also think about the success you guys have had on this channel? Did it have anything to do with your skin color? No, I'm willing to bet you have worked your tails off to make your channel successful. Those women on The View are bullies.
Trumps school choice was as racist as the days of segregation. Trump even removed civil rights protections for private schools that use vouchers. This will pump money into high income private schools, drain money from public schools in poor neighborhoods, leaving many low income students with less resources.. All while "allowing" a few low income students to move to a better school based on a quota.
Because many many people in low income housing have no way to get their child to a school far away from them. Therefore legislators have a valid excuse to not fund local public schools.
Every time I watch your videos, I am so thrilled by the common sense and deep understanding you all express so well. It's something that a large portion of today's young people lack. To hear you say, "Why we still focusing on the past?" And, "It's about putting in the work." Praise! It gives me hope for the future!
I absolutely love this channel. These young men are the future. They’re looking forward not back. I love their curiosity and their debates. Keep up the good work
They want us divided. It’s not about race. It’s about classism. They want most to struggle and have a victim attitude so they become even richer and comfortable in their mind. The gap between middle class and basically poverty is closer than we realize
Ahmed-W,do the black citizens of Mississippi have a victim attitude when the state they live in try to bring back-JIM-CROW-laws ??? Answer me this,this happened earlier this year. This is 2023 not 1845.But,I guess JIM-CROW laws isn't about race,huh ???
Yes, yesterday’s racism has been repackaged to classism. The elites vs. the rest of us. The elites sold the rest of us racism to keep the rest of us divided. If the rest of us weren’t at each others throats and worked together, then the elites can’t divide and conquer.
I agree with this and I was a bit confused by the part where he suggested that lowering the tax for the rich doesn't mean anything when you also lower the tax for the lower income levels. Taxes are there to give money to the goverment to spent on the public and to balance out the advantages that rich people have to control the gap between poor and rich. When you cut taxes more for the rich than for the poor you are not balancing anything, you are draining the income of the goverment for the benifit of the rich and you're giving the poor a dollar to shut up.
@@christopherstein2024 However, the “rich” create the jobs. Less taxes for them, hopefully more investment and money for their employees. I see it a little differently. Just because the “rich” get a bigger tax break, doesn’t mean the “rich” are our enemy.
I despise that show, but loved watching him on it. This is a great and intelligent man in my opinion. He got where he is today by blood, sweat, and tears. He worked his a$$ off, and has more common sense and integrity than those women combined. I hate politics but he's so refreshing. ❤ Edit: I would vote for him
Wow! The young man in the red shirt- I love how you schooled us all with the facts! All of you young men here and the other videos will go far as you care and are doing the research! Please keep spreading the truth! GOD Bless you all!
As a white scottish immigrant and first generation American... I love Tim Scott. I'd vote for him as president. He's a great man... him and guys Like Ben Carson and many conservative blacks should be on pedestals. Hes a great man.
Brandon, the guy in the red shirt if I'm not mistaken, is someone to watch out for. He's passionate about what he speaks and he makes sense. People like him are what is going to help change our nation for the better. I applaud all of y'all, again, for having an open dialog and not just repeating what others want y'all to. Y'all's channel is growing and y'all are making a true difference. Keep it up!!
That is why school choice is so important. To allow people to get out of the poorer neighborhoods to better schools. Republicans are for school choice.
It's disgusting to say that a black person can only get ahead if they're a lucky one. You guys are blessing, to see your generation considering these ideas critically proves those ladies wrong.
That wasn't what they were saying, that's what Tim Scott twisted it into. To rise to the top does take some luck regardless. What they meant by the exception is that if there was an equal playing field you would see much more Tim Scotts, Whoopie Goldbergs, etc. We are making progress but don't act like being black doesn't present extra barriers.
@@jermaineeverett7306 I don't know why so many people fail to understand this basic fact. Tim Scott was talking about a hopeful future by completely ignoring the present.
My mom and dad divorced when I was 3. She had an 8th grade education. She remarried when I was eight. Stepfather was a thief and went to jail. From nine to sixteen she moved us to a different town following him from jail to jail. Mom turned me in as wayward when I was sixteen to protect me from my stepfather. Military base foster care. Ran away. Got permission for marriage one at seventeen. Divorced with one child by nineteen. Second marriage at nineteen. Got a GED. Raised the kids. Good man second husband worked as much as he could and I went to community college at 36. Had to begin with basic math. Had to begin with basic reading. By 44 I had a bachelor of science degree and two master degrees. Career for 22 years in IT. Education. Work hard.
AWWSOME! HARD WORK PAYS OFF! Your determination brang you up from the dredges. Hard work, wanting more for your children and support from your family makes all the difference.
I am just a fat ole crackah from Georgia (how ‘bout tem dawgs?!?!) and I LOVE watching ya’ll watching conservatives with such open minds! You have incredible influence and power to help open the minds of your peers to break out of the leftists indoctrination of how black people are supposed to think! Thank you for what you are doing!
The man in the red shirt always makes good points. I often see him very thoughtfully listening to the videos you guys make. Appreciate you all expanding on your content. 🙏🏼✨
I'm a black woman. I went to a semi-private high school called Nova in Davie, FL. It was a 30 minute right to and from across town everyday (lived in Fort Lauderdale). I was on the waiting list until I got accepted in high school. As an adult I went back and worked at the Title I middle school I attended. I was always in gifted/ advanced classes and always got disrespected and picked on for it. It wasn't until I went to high school that I saw kids, especially black kids, competing and pushing each other to get straight A's, score well on placement tests and participate in things like dual enrollment. I felt like a fish out of water and struggled in those years. Back at my middle school now as an adult I saw that the issues had worsened. On multiple occasions I had to pull students out of the bathroom who were engaged in intercourse. Many of whom had been placed in the ESE program. The amount of time and money dedicated to students with behavioral problems had risen significantly and sadly many of them were on the road to receiving a "Certificate of Attendance" as opposed to a HS Diploma. One 14 year old was sneaking a 32 year old man into her bedroom at night. When we finally got mom in she confessed that she was aware but that she was busy taking care of her newborn and the other 3 children (despite not having a job outside of the home). I couldn't get away with that at 25 much less 14. I still ultimately went to college and got my degree. I got married (as only 25% of black women will). I left my career after 5 years to be a SAHM. And I now homeschool our 4 children (soon to be 5). I now run a small (mostly hands off) business from home. We chose the strategy that offers the most success. A biblical strategy. It's not about the school. It's about the home environment and the community. There were Asian kids and East Indian kids and African kids in those Title I schools I attended. They went on to do very well. Their families had expectations and showed them discipline and determination. When I later worked as a clerk for the County Court I looked up many of my elementary school classmates and sadly discovered that a shocking amount now had records, mug shots and long prison sentences (mostly for drug related crimes). What's the excuse for it? We all grew up in a middle class neighborhood that had a mix of "races" and mostly 2 parent homes. My parents were married before later getting divorced. A lot of it is the family dynamics. My maternal family is Bahamian. They were hard-working, loved America, were entrepreneurial and didn't tolerate the nonsense and laziness. It starts at home. Home is everything. My grandparents immigrated here nearly a century ago. They owned their home and 4 rental properties at retirement. A maid and a janitor. They were married for 60 years and still flirtatious. I saw that and not only knew I could have that but wanted it! ❤❤❤
That's a wonderful story. Unfortunately what happens to a lot of Black people is that they see a successful story (of their own sometimes) and it never occurs to them why anyone else couldn't have that same story so they try to find things they know about to explain the differences. Here's the reality: I don't know how old you are but education was really pushed for Black people in the 1960s. Mostly I believe because there were a lot of prominent Black leaders who probably seemed to be pretty educated. The Black Panther Party for example was mostly based on radical education. But then those leaders, one by one, were shot down, jailed or eliminated in some way. And that left a void. For a lot of Black people the standard to which they could look to was gone. By the govt. By white people the local, state and fed govt protected. And that has never been replaced. Perhaps being from a private school in FL you didn't have the effects of being treated like a 2nd class citizen splash on you. Perhaps you weren't psychologically affected by having to look down or talk softer when in the presence of white people. I don't know what FL was like in your town but perhaps the fact that you had strong figures to look up to in your view of reference that access to and who had a strong interest in helping you succeed. You mentioned your middle school. You said the time and money for the ESE students rose but that they were on track to receive "Certificate of Attendance" rather than a HS diploma. Why would they be getting a certificate if more time/money is being given to support them? Perhaps it's not just the fact that the mom was clearly over her head. Maybe she has no support. Maybe she has no support because unlike you she didn't have anyone in her life that took a vested interest in her education the same way she can't with her children. Maybe when her parents or grandparents or great grandparents tried to find a way out of their circumstances, the education system, or the legal system or the one of the other systems was there to make sure it didn't happen. Maybe psychologically it splashed on them. You mentioned that your family is from Bahamas, immigrated here in the mid 20th century and that they were had working. You say it as if the racism in this county had no effect on you and your family and therefore shouldn't have affected any other Black people in this country. It's a little like showing up at a party while the police is there, blood is on the floor and saying you want to dance so why isn't the music turned up. We need to fix what is in place, not pretend it doesn't exist or that there are inherent "good" or "bad" types of Black people.
As a white guy who just turned 50 today, YOU GUYS GIVE ME HOPE FOR THE THE YOUNGER GENERATION!!!!!
Happy Birthday!!!!
The future is Ours with DJT!!!
@@HankBailey-gs8ue I sure hope so!!!
I'm with you with that statement! 48 here
Ditto (well, I'm 50 in a week), but this is the best political discussion I've watched on TV or online in YEARS!!!
Amen sir
I’m LOVING your conversations and your passion for the truth…once you see it, you can never go back, and the people spewing lies just become more reprehensible.
Omgosh well said and so true!
As a white man from Oakland California all I can say is these young black men give me hope for the future
Exactly. “Once you see it, you can’t unsee it”. lol. This is why they go to great lengths to keep us divided.
I can never go back. LIES LIES LIES. They don't care about the black community they are using them.
Didnt the supreme court just call out Republicans in Alabama for violating the voting rights act of 1965 by drawing maps that removes representation for black voters????
We always known republicans were doing this... finally and surprisingly the Supreme Court upheld justice.
Alabama is not the only state to do this, hopefully more states will resolve these racist white supremacist tactics used by the republican party for decades.
Tim Scott is a token for the racist republican party.
Also, not calling republican voters racist.. im calling the republican party racist.
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this segment. I'm so proud of you young men for using your platform to inform yourselves and your viewers on important matters. I hope more youth are drawn to your channel and it creates free thinkers because we have a country to save 🇺🇲
Beautifully said.
@@stephaniehack5701 thank you😊
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🟩🟧Another phenomenal read!
🟦🟧Decent Republicans, are frustrated
and embarrassed, with their Party’s long 60 year association with the racist KKK.
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🟩🟧 In 1964, Democrat President Lyndon Johnson, had the audacity to promote race mixing and integration of black and white Americans.🇺🇸 He was determined to complete the ambition of assassinated Democratic President, John F. Kennedy. The racist KKK and most Southern whites, were both long time Democrats but, race mixing and integration were bridges too far, so, they simply hauled butt over to the Republicans, where they still call the Republican Party home.
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🟪🟩 Democrat President Lyndon Johnson, signed the historic 1964 Civil Rights Bill. The bill integrated facilities for everyone: (restaurants, water fountains, hotels, bars, public hospitals, theaters, front seating on public buses, public schools, libraries, public restrooms, taxi cabs,
front seating on passenger trains, public swimming pools, front seating in courtrooms, housing, medical care, employment, public colleges, parks and even public cemeteries and sections of prisons, believe it or not!
Blacks traveling on Greyhound and other bus services, were forced by law, to take rear seats when crossing over from Northern to Southern states, prior to the passage of the 1964 Civil Right Bill.
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✅✅ Until the late 1950s, black department
store shoppers in many parts the south, were forbidden from entering dressing rooms to try on pieces of clothing, for fit. Before that, the rule was: buy as is, with no returns or exchanges, for people of color.
🟧 Jewish stores were more accommodating.
Up until the 1960’s, the few black police 👮 👮♀️
officers in the racist south, were taunted and abused and they were not allowed to make arrest of whites, they could only call white officers for them to possibly make arrests.
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🟪🟧 A study by Gallup Research, found that women with college degrees, are more likely to identify as Democrats.
Women with advanced college degrees, are even more likely to identify as Democrats.
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🟩🟧 Because of continuing Republican racism, nearly 90% of black Americans 🇺🇸 have voted Democratic for more than a half century. Jews, Catholics, Latinos, American Indians, college educated, advanced college educated, organized labor, youth and college voters, LBGT, and working class Americans, all vote heavily for Democrats.
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🟦🟧Minority viewers have simply hauled azz away from racist Republican Fox 🦊 News.
Whites 94% Hispanic, 2% Asian, 1% Black 1%
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🟧🟪 The Republican Party Issued A Formal Apology To Black Americans in 2005, for the many years of Playing The Race Card. Republican National Committee Chairman Ken Mehnman, issued a formal apology to Black Americans via the NAACP. The apology was given for the many years that the Republican Party engaged in race-baiting and other racial tricks in order to win elections. A Harvard educated attorney, Mehlman traveled to the NAACP’s Convention in Milwaukee, to deliver his message. Among other things, he promised a friendlier relationship between his party and black Americans. But, other Republican officials were not pleased that their party had issued an apology to black people. Chairman Mehlman was soon let go of his position and Republican Party racism against blacks continued.
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🟪🟧 Ronald Reagan and Racist Republicans, Fought Like Hell To Deny A Fellow Republican, The Reverend Martin Luther King, A National Holiday
Republican President Ronald Reagan and longtime racist Republican Senator Jesse
of of North Carolina, both argued against the passage of a MLK national holiday bill.
Senator Helms was especially vicious in his actions, he created a fake 300-page document, in which he accused the Reverend King of being a Marxist and a Communist.
New York Democrat Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, declared the document to be, “a packet of fifth.” He then threw it to the floor of the Senate and stomped on it.
The MLK holiday bill, soon had the growing support of Americans.
But, in a last attempt to support racist Senator Helms accusations, Reagan falsely hinted again, that the Reverend King, whose family were ‘legacy Abraham Lincoln Republicans,’ may have had Communist ties.
The veto-proof bill eventually passed and President Reagan signed it.
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✅✅ THEY ARE AMERICAN HEROES...🇺🇸🇺🇸
The Reverend Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace. He and the Reverend Jessie Jackson, were shot at once and beaten twice while marching in the racist conservative South, for civil rights.
🟪🟪 The Rev.Jessie Jackson was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, in a White House Ceremony in 2,000. It was hosted by President Bill Clinton, in recognition of Rev. Jackson’s many years of fighting for racial social justice in America. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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🟪🟩🟧According Presidential Historians, Barack Obama, is the 12th ranked President ever and Donald Trump is ranked at only number 42.
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🟪🟪 VIDEO LEAKED OF REPUBLICAN
GROUP BRAGGING ABOUT WRITING VOTER SUPPRESSION BILLS
May 13, 2021 Democracy Docket
WASHINGTON, D.C.-The dark money group Heritage Action, associated with the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, was caught on a leaked video bragging about their role in writing the series of voter suppression bills that have passed in states across the country over the last few months. The video was recorded at a private meeting with high dollar donors in April, and published by Mother Jones.
In the video, Heritage Action executive director Jessica Anderson brags about the group’s work to “quickly and quietly” get voter suppression legislation passed in key swing states, as part of the group and the GOP’s promotion of the Big Lie and continuing efforts to limit ballot access after Donald Trump’s loss. Heritage Action’s work, according to Anderson, includes recommending provisions to be included in legislation, providing state legislators with information and language to help draft proposals, and sometimes even writing the bills themselves before feeding them to local representatives. In other cases, “we have a sentinel, on our behalf, give [the legislators] the model legislation so it has that grassroots, from the bottom-up type of vibe,” Anderson said on video.
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🟪🟪 TILL THE 1960’s, TEXAS CONSERVATIVES FORCED BLACKS AND LATINOS TO TAKE LITERACY TEST TO BE ABLE TO VOTE
Blacks and Latinos attempting to vote, often were told by election officials that they had gotten the date, time or polling place wrong, that they possessed insufficient literacy skills or that they had filled out an application incorrectly. Black people, whose population suffered a high rate of illiteracy due to centuries of oppression and poverty, often would be forced to take literacy tests, which they sometimes failed.
Voting officials, primarily in Southern states, had been known to force Black voters to “recite the entire Constitution or explain the most complex provisions of state laws,” a task most white voters would have been hard-pressed to accomplish. In some cases, even Black people with college degrees were turned away from the polls.
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🟧🟩 White America Built Their Wealth On Welfare
🟧🟩How Decades Of Welfare Policies Lifted
Up The White Middle Class And Largely Excluded Black Americans
WELFARE IS AVAILABLE IN 34 COUNTRIES.
Far more white people have benefited from US welfare programs over the years, while black people and other people of color have been denied them in various ways, multiple historians and researchers tell Business Insider.
The coronavirus pandemic exposed the underbelly of American inequality in many ways, with people of color disproportionately likely to be laid off, and to be on the financial brink.
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🟢🟢 Just how awful of a scoundrel do you have to be, in order to get kicked out of two funerals?⚰️ ⚰️
A person could live 10 lifetimes and not know of anyone to be kicked out of a funeral, yet,
Donald Trump has been kicked out of two:
Barbara Bush's and John McCain’s.
They told Donald Trump that, a three-legged, one-eyed, parasitic, malnourished, wet, stinky, toothless, mangy, arthritic, flea infested, homeless dog, 🐕 living in a dingy dirty alley, with mouth tumors, ankle spurs, dog syphilis, tick bite paralysis, Ebola disease, and drenched in self urine, would absolutely be more welcome, than the ex-Prez.
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🟧🟪🟩 DeSantis Florida’s GOP gubernatorial nominee says, a vote for his black opponent would ‘monkey this up’
By Caroline Kenny, CNN
Updated 12:39 AM EDT, Thu August 30, 2018
Washington CNN -
Fresh off his victory in the Florida Republican gubernatorial primary, Rep. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday that voters would “monkey this up” if they elected his African-American Democratic opponent, Andrew Gillum, to be governor, immediately drawing accusations of racism.
The remark provides a controversial beginning to what will be a closely watched general election campaign for the Florida governorship, which pits DeSantis, who has closely aligned himself with President Donald Trump, against Gillum, a progressive backed by independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
What Andrew Gillum vs Ron DeSantis in Florida will tell us about 2020
Calling Gillum “an articulate spokesman” for the far left, DeSantis said during an interview on Fox News when asked about his opponent, “The last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state.”
Gillum would become the state’s first black governor if he were to win in November.
“Well, I’ll try to be articulate, Chris,” Gillum told Chris Cuomo on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time,” “and simply say that that kind of vitriol - and he’s apparently given up the whistle, they’ve gone to the bullhorn with these kinds of tactics - but they’re not going to work.”
Gillum earlier had told Fox News’ Shepard Smith, “It’s very clear that Mr. DeSantis is taking a page directly from the campaign manual of Donald Trump.”
“Was that racist or a figment of speech?” Smith asked, referring to DeSantis’ comment.
Gillum didn’t answer the specific question, instead responding, “I’m not going to get down in the gutter with DeSantis and Trump. There’s enough of that going on.”
But Democratic groups quickly accused DeSantis of using racist dog whistles, which DeSantis’ campaign denied.
“It’s disgusting that Ron DeSantis is launching his general election campaign with racist dog whistles,” Florida Democratic Party Chairwoman Terrie Rizzo said in a statement.
“On the first day of the general election, Ron DeSantis showed Floridians who he really is,” Democratic Governors Association Deputy Communications Director David Turner said. “Resorting to dog whistle politics within hours of winning the GOP nomination shows a desperate candidate who will stoop to new lows in order to court and give voice to fringe elements of society. Floridians want a leader who will bring them together; Ron DeSantis has shown that he would only divide Florida.”
A spokeswoman for Fox News reached out to CNN early Wednesday afternoon to distance the network from DeSantis’ remark, pointing to a statement made by anchor Sandra Smith on air in which she said, “We do not condone this language and wanted to make our viewers aware that he has since clarified his statement.”
Stephen Lawson, the communications director for the DeSantis campaign, said he was referring to Gillum’s policies in making the remark.
“Ron DeSantis was obviously talking about Florida not making the wrong decision to embrace the socialist policies that Andrew Gillum espouses. To characterize it as anything else is absurd,” Lawson said. “Florida’s economy has been on the move for the last eight years and the last thing we need is a far-left democrat trying to stop our success.”
@@divakim206
🟦🟧Another phenomenal read! Holla back!
AIRLINES SOMETIMES BUMPED BLACK PASSENGERS OFF OF FLIGHTS TO MAKE ROOM FOR WHITE TRAVELERS, EVEN 🧳🧳DURING REFUELING STOPS.
"Black travelers were first in line for any kind of travel disruption, and were sometimes bumped to make room for white passengers."
More welcome on planes than trains, many early Black flyers took to the air with enthusiasm. “Breakfast in Kansas; dinner in Los Angeles!” reported J. A. Rogers, a novelist who worked as staff correspondent for the Pittsburgh Courier, in 1936. “Colored youth take notice! The airplane will someday supercede the railroad as the latter did the covered wagon.” But flying would prove less ideal than many hoped, at least when it came to avoiding Jim Crow.
In 1945 the Chicago and Southern Airline (one of Delta’s precursors) admitted that it practiced Jim Crow seating on its Dixie-bound flights.
“It is true that Negro passengers are requested to assume the forward seats on the airplane,” an official for the airline wrote to Theodore Allen, a Black federal government employee who protested when one of the airline’s stewardesses made him reseat himself in the front of the plane, after he and the white man with whom he was traveling had taken seats in the middle of the plane. The airline’s representative was unapologetic about the practice and suggested that “from the standard of personal comfort, these [forward seats] are the most desirable seats in the aircraft. Thus it should be made clear that the practice rather than one of discrimination is one of offering Negro accommodations and facilities which are equal or superior to those offered other passengers.”
In the fall of 1951, however, some of the airlines’ Jim Crow tricks would be revealed in a criminal complaint filed against American Airlines. Gabriel Gladstone, a twenty-two-year-old Jewish New Yorker, had begun a job as a reservations agent in the American Airlines office at LaGuardia earlier that year. But after working there for two months, he was dismissed for refusing to follow the Airlines “special instructions on how to handle Negro passengers.” As a trainee, Gladstone “was instructed to mark reservations with a symbolic E111, if the passenger was a Negro, or in the case of a telephone reservation, was presumed to be Negro.” These codes, he was informed, would be used to implement the airline’s policy of “segregating Negro passengers on flights and preferring white applicants for airplane accommodations on waiting lists.” When Gladstone began taking reservations, a supervisor observed him failing to mark “a reservation with a code even though the applicant had a southern accent,” and fired him on the spot. Gladstone reported his experience to the American Jewish Congress, which helped him file a complaint charging American Airlines with violating New York civil rights law.
Gabriel Gladstone’s complaint underscored that Black flyers suffered indignities that went beyond segregated seats. American Airlines’ policy directed its employees to put Negro passengers “on waiting lists for reservations,” a practice that appears to have been widespread. Black travelers were first in line for any kind of travel disruption, and were sometimes bumped to make room for white passengers. According to one post-World War II letter writer who wondered whether American democracy was worth fighting for, such interruptions could involve something as direct as an “airline agent saying ‘I’m sorry but your reservation has been postponed due to an unexpected request from a white passenger.’”
Not even well-known African Americans were spared such slights, as Jackie Robinson and his wife found out when they traveled from Los Angeles to Daytona Beach, Florida, in 1946. Hired to play for the Montreal Royals that year, Robinson was due to begin spring training as the first Black player ever to play major league baseball. Excited to be traveling in style, the couple arrived at LAX dressed to the nines for their American Airlines flight, and were embarrassed when Robinson’s parents saw them off with a supply of sandwiches that seemed more suited to a cross-country journey in the Jim Crow [train] car. But the food came in handy. The Robinsons were bumped from their first flight during a layover in New Orleans, and ended up spending twelve hours at the New Orleans airport, which did not serve Black customers in its coffee shop or restaurant. When they were finally allowed to resume their journey to Daytona, they were ordered off the plane in Pensacola, Florida, where their flight stopped to refuel. The airline needed to make room for three white passengers. The Robinsons finished their journey by Greyhound bus, on which they were forced to ride in the back, and they could not eat at the roadside restaurants along the route. By then their sandwiches were long gone, and they were too insulted to order food to go, so they sustained themselves on that twelve-hour leg of the journey by eating apples and candy bars.
Likewise, jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald was bumped off a plane in Honolulu in 1954. On her way from San Francisco to Sydney, Australia, for a concert tour, Fitzgerald was traveling with an accompanist and her secretary, who were also African American, when her journey was cut short. After getting off the plane when it stopped to refuel in Honolulu, Fitzgerald and her companions were not allowed to reboard, not even to retrieve the clothes and other personal items they had left behind. They then had to wait three days before they could get another flight. Pan American Airlines claimed that they were bumped through “inadvertence,” but Fitzgerald sued the company for racial discrimination and won, receiving $7,500 in damages.
As more Blacks began to fly, southern segregation ordinances were eventually extended to airports, but the process was piecemeal and took some time, producing discriminatory practices that varied from airport to airport. “Segregation in air transportation is not uniform in Southern areas,” NAACP lawyer Robert Carter noted in 1949, “principally because it is a new means of transportation and age-old customs and usages do not immediately take hold.”
Congressman Charles C. Diggs of Michigan, who was an early Black frequent flyer, actually witnessed the development of segregation at airports. When he first began flying in the late 1940s, he was “heartened to see that this newer mode of conveyance was not into the old pattern of segregation and discrimination established by railroads and bus lines.” But this sense of satisfaction did not last long. He was soon disappointed to find that “undemocratic practices” were becoming common in airports, as he noted in a 1955 complaint to the president of Continental Airlines. In southern airports, he routinely encountered waiting rooms marked “for white only,” separate water fountains, “the refusal of limousines and taxi companies to carry Negroes . . . [and] discrimination and/or segregation against Negroes in airport restaurants.”
A Black Air Force officer who stopped for a drink at the New Orleans airport’s bar in 1955 was greeted by an attendant who informed him that “the only way. . . . [he] could be served was if he agreed to take his drink outside the building.”
Airport segregation could be humiliating even to Black passengers who never experienced it directly. On planes that stopped to refuel in the South, white passengers were told “to depart for lunch in the terminal’s restaurant,” while “Blacks were instructed to stay on the plane and eat boxed lunches because blacks were not allowed in the terminal’s restaurant.”
The complete desegregation of American airports would not be accomplished until 1963, after a long series of public protests and Department of Justice lawsuits. Likewise, months of freedom rides, federal pressure, and an order from the U.S. Supreme Court were required to bring about the 1961 desegregation of interstate buses and bus stations in the South, while segregation remained in effect in many roadside restaurants and hotels until well after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Despite Black travelers’ sustained opposition to the segregation of public accommodations, the shaky legal ground on which segregated interstate travel facilities stood, and the complications they imposed on businesses, travel segregation proved difficult to overturn.
People make their living telling others they can’t make it. Tim Scott is a really nice and very smart man.
@Banana Exactly!! When they said she was, “so outa touch” ITA 😊
@Banana that makes her an exception which is exactly what she said
I'm a white native New Yorker who left all the liberal nonsense up there and moved to South Carolina 30 years ago right after college. I am proud to have this guy as my Senator.
I'm a black, mixed, Jamaican, Indian, Trinidadian, with pretty eyes 😂😂😂 lol I'm just tweaking I just always laugh when people provide there race in 2023 which shouldn't really matter. People from the US should just be proud US citizens and not use race as it's insignificant.
I live in South Carolina. One the best things Nikki Haley did as Governor was to appoint Tim Scott to the Senate. He has proven worthy of that opportunity and elected in the next election.
Similar-- white, born & bred in Brooklyn, lived in & went to college in NYC, then left for greener pastures around the age of 30. I'm now in my 50s settled down in a small town in western Kentucky, right of center politically, and couldn't be happier I got away from that craziness.
@@robert2salley894 I agree, but she cannot be our president.
Y’all must be white because he’s definitely not addressing anything in his own black community here in Charleston. I don’t know what y’all talking about he’s done nothing impressive for people that look just like him.
You can tell you guys were raised by some amazing parents ❤
Ones that didn't strive for education, apparently.
@@filmgirlLisaones that didn't want to be victims Public schools are trash anyways.
I am honored to have Sen. Tim Scott as my senator. I'm a 52 year old conservative straight white male from SC and I voted for Sen. Scott, and will continue to vote for him as long as he wants to represent me. He is a man of intelligence, honor, and good character. I feel privileged to have a man of his caliber representing my state in the US Senate! These leftist women are so indoctrinated in a warped ideology that they can't even comprehend the truth he his speaking to them. I have to admit, I don't like him running for president right now, but not for the reasons these women would have people believe, but because of selfishness. It's because I don't want to lose him as my senator! Men as honorable as Sen. Scott are hard to find in politics. PS. I have really enjoyed watching you young fellas grow in every way and I hope you continually prosper for the rest of your lives. Just Keepin' It 💯
I love these young men! Keep being your own man and thinking for yourself. Judge people by their actions, not by anything else. Whoopi and Sonny want to claim this is a racist country and all 4/5 (I’ve watched your other videos with a 5th young man.) of you are the exception. She is wrong! I’ve taught students like you. We become what we want, and at times what we fight to become. We decide if we succeed, not somebody else. What are Whoopi and Sonny doing to help other black people? It seems to me that they’re trying to keep minorities down by taking away their hope. Stay true to yourselves and prove Senator Scott right. God bless you all. 🙏🏼🇺🇸🙏🏼
@@leonorfernandez3596 It's great that you personally judge people solely by their actions but it has been proven time and time and time again that many many people don't. And most of those people are people in positions of power that people like these young men are only susceptible to. If we are not to detect and solve education disparities in minority and poor neighborhoods how do we fix the problem? Wishful thinking? Or do we just pretend that education opportunities is either unimportant or a luck of the draw?
This warms my ❤️. Young Americans waking up to the bull$hit. It is the mindset.
I am Cuban American, and I was raised by a single mother, and we lived in a neighborhood of poverty. I had to go to a majority black school. People with white skin were the minority. I had a can thrown at me while riding my bike home from school. And was confronted by a black kid telling me to get the fuck out of their school I don't belong because of my skin color. I was bullied because my skin was white while being Cuban. 😔 Class of 08. Racism was always here, however after experiencing that I never let that cloud my vision of people. The same water that hardens the egg softens the potato. I was able to succeed in life and have a beautiful family.
Congrats on your success, bro!
Good job buddy. It wasn’t easy. Congratulations. I wish more people would stop whining and start working. The view is no help toward that goal. Woman seem to be making a lot of trouble by encouraging bad choices and feeding non existent issues. Poverty is not a black white thing. To treat the underprivileged that way is unfair.
That sounds great man it also proves that racism can come from people not are not white. And am Hispanic speaking here.
I love your quote "the same water that hardens an egg softens the potato" beautiful and very apt to today's issues. Nobody is a victim, we may be victims of circumstances, but that doesn't mean we are victims. Every scar proves how strong we are, we are survivor's.
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Tim: "If we work hard, we can succeed."
The View: "But what about our victimhood?!?!"
Everything after but is usually bullshit
Work ethic is gone in this country. We're in the "You Owe Me" generation. Nobody owes you anything.
Yup
Yup, they don’t want to let it go.
Cue the audience clapping like seals.
Racism is on life support, it's a non-issue. Tim Scott is a gift to America.
mad love my friend!
Yes! That’s why they’re switching to people who protect kids and people who think the asking of protection of kids, is overreacting 😢
We must come together on this as well! Kids must be protected from those who seek to steal innocence
And the Democrats are trying very hard to resuscitate it and keep it alive.
It's always on life support, until one particular side of the aisle. Needs some political power. Then new life is breathe into it, as if no progress has been made at all. It's just wild that people fall for the exact same trap. Over and over again.
@@ElectrikNYCfunK In 1911, Booker T. Washington wrote:
There is a class of colored people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs-partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do not want to lose their jobs. There is a certain class of race-problem solvers who don't want the patient to get well.”
Love Tim Scott listen to his messages he’s true Patriot for all Americans God Bless
This is so frustrating . These women are spilling lies and so many people believe them. Of course we have bad people on both side. Conservatives/Republicans are talking about these issues and we voice them all the time.
Yes! Also, just because someone looks like you don’t mean they have your best interests at heart.
Look at Mitch McConell lol 🤦🏻♀️
What they are spewing is mental slavery they're putting up road blocks in their mind successful people don't make excuses they deal with the outcome and learn from it what they are teaching is victimhood and victimhood needs the government.
Roger that!✌🏽
Frustrating. Try going to a trump rally and trying to get the black woman to come to our side
@@elizabitty213 never liked turtle neck Mitch! Never liked Crenshaw aka eye patched McCain. I can go on and on about the Rinos we have in both house and senate. I can tell you I was working full time and went to school full time while raising 2 children, pregnant with my 3rd when I started school and pregnant with my 4th when I graduated school. I didn’t get all these financial help.
I appreciate Sen. Scott’s sense of optimism which is something we really need these days.
Optimism should not be blind.
It's sick how Sunny kept trying to bash his accomplishments using racism of the past. The way he calmly shut all that BS down with truth is why I'm happy to say I voted for him :)
She did the same thing to Dr. Ben Carson. A renowned pediatric surgeon but once he became part of the Trump admin, Dr. Carson became the exception and blah blah blah according to The View
All I say you are uninformed and naive.
Truly. She has said some really scummy things. Her behavior is pretty shocking and the woke, mostly white audience claps for her racist comments.
As Tim Dillon once said "There are millions of brilliant women in this world..... and none of them are on the View".
Ohhhh!!!! 😄
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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Brilliance I do not see In the folk..women hostesses on the view ,,,sorry,,,,and I am not racist....
A College education don't guarantee nothing. Faith in God is the best thing that was said. Do he believe it?
Dudes, my father is black and pulled himself out of the ghetto and graduated college while working full time to support his family in the early 1960’s. My parents were disowned, and it was illegal for them to be married in all the southern states because my mother is white. They suffered a ton of racism. but they worked hard, so my brother and I could be raised in a middle class neighborhood in Southern California. I couldn’t get much help for college, so I also worked full time and my parents sent me as much money as they could until I graduated. They did the same for my brother. We both work hard to be successful, and we learned this from from my parents who have been married for 62 years now. I am grateful to have parents that have overcome racism and poverty with grace and determination their entire lives. They are not race baiters and find the Hens sort of conversation counterproductive as do I. The Hens on the View are extremely hateful and ignorant! 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
In addition, I get tired of the Hens complaining about the lack of Black representation in government. They can thank the 1877 Democrats for that because up until that time Black Republicans were in both the House and Congress. After the passage of 1877 law, the KKK rose as an active part of the Democrat Arm to discourage Black voting, and government participation. The Compromise of 1877, and Jim Crow Laws were all voted on by the Democrats and they did set African Americans back. This why Tim Scott, and people like my dad, represents the not the exception, but just one of the many Black Republican men who are among the best our people have to offer. 💪🏽✌🏾🫶🏽
Amen! 🙏 These women DO NOT REALIZE how much DAMAGE they do to the psyches of people in the USA and beyond. I wish they could be dropped off in a red state and be forced to actually watch and listen to the Republican side. Hate breeds hate... PLEASE TELL THESE SICK GALS TO QUIT SPITTING HATE! At this point it is a mental disorder 🙃
My hat off to your family. 🫡
Preach! I hope more bamboozled people wake up and understand who is really on their side. No victims, we are equal.
Amen
But is there a issue of being sellouts ? They always finds a scapegoat
Tim Scott shares that he has experienced racism, even as a Senator. He still sees himself as a victor and not a victim. I have loved and followed him for years. He’s truly the real thing! @senatortimscott
I was hoping he would stay a Senator, we NEED good people in the Senate ❤😢❤
Polling at 1% no one cares about this blackwytklansman
I gotta say as an old Italian man, I love you kids. You give me hope for the future.
Throughout all of history, people of all different colors had to fight for freedoms. Hell this country exists because of a fight for freedom. America is an idea that we’re still striving to realize until a movement began to focus on past injustices instead of seeing where we are now. It physically upsets me to think that you youngsters may never get to experience what America was before the madness and what it could be. I don’t think we’ll ever be the same. Tim Scott gives me hope. The views of Whoopi and Ms Hostin are so detrimental to not only the black American’s mindset but to the white liberal “saviors” who need a cause to feel good about themselves. They don’t want to see the truth. They’re willfully ignorant. We are not our skin. We’re all unique creations of God with a unique combination of gifts to add value to our civilization. Just like each one of you is different and added a piece of yourself to the video. The mindset that says you have to think a certain way just because you belong to that group is straight from the pit of hell.
You need to check out some Byron Donalds. That man is a force
Ehhhhhhh paisan! Lol 🙋🏻♀️🤌🏻😎
Totally agree
Byron is a boss!
They give me hope too!! They are smart, industrious and free-thinking young men! I love them so much♥
Many white liberals are aware that the policies and programs they fund are destroying and erasing the minority population and the rest who play at being white saviors are equally guilty since they have been responsible for keeping kids on the plantation centuries after slavery was abolished by telling them they are victims and their failures are not a result of their actions and choices but the unseen privalages of whites who aren't aware of their racism. Ffs they have been told they are losers before they have started living
Byron Donalds is the GOAT!!!! I hope he runs for president in the future
I applaud you guys for your willingness to educate yourselves. As Senator Scott stated, "Education is the closest thing we have to magic."
Except everything done by that wing of our political spectrum in recent times has been to erode access to free and low cost education. That too is becoming “if you can afford it.” So, it’s funny that “magic” is equating to “money” more and more.
So proud of you young men. You are intelligent and you’ve shown you can think for yourself. Work for your goals and don’t let anyone tell you that you can’t succeed! Good luck and best wishes for a long , successful life for all of you! ❤
As someone who worked as an Associate Professor for almost 12 years, I will attest to one simple statement: higher college is over rated.
The greatest myth in this country is that a person can only fulfill the "American dream" is through college. False.
Some of the brightest and smartest people I have ran into during my 60 years of life have been people with no higher educational learning, while some of the dumbest people that I have ever met have had PhD's.
So true!!!
Yep. Found that out DECADES ago back in the late 80s.
I wholeheartedly agree, I’ve met many fools with a PhD in my time.
Education system is so screwed up now college is big business. We need to show the kids that you can make a good living right after school with no student loans if they when into the trades.
Trade Schools are a much better choice
When Whoopi Cushion asked why these conversations aren't held with Republicans while talking to a Republican Senator made me spit out my drink. Sen. Scott looked at her like she turned into a lobster!😂 😂😂
No to mention most liberals try to shut down conversation. They never want to have a discussion. They only want to preach.
Confession threw projection, its the democrats that largely are not having the productive conversations..
Yeah and she is black too and she's been pretty successful in life but if she doesn't like it here in America she can leave if she doesn't like it
I don't understand why Whoopi thinks she has this Thomas Sowell like grasp on these issues. Every time she opens her mouth narratives drop out and rarely facts. Her best work was in comedy.. maybe it's still what she's doing..
Loving this channel, like learning with a group of friends. 😊
Whoopie Cushion 😂😂😂
Wisdom is in Senator Scott. Like he said he WORKED up to small business in late 90's! Great video men.
That's my Senator. Tim Scott is a very smart man and I'm proud to say I voted for him.
That woman is insufferable, my heart goes out to the man in her life that has to deal with her daily
Why? Because she dares to question his narrative? It’s called good journalism
@empathleaders journalism? 1 trick pony. Race race race. Hey blacks are doing so much better in the country that's a good thing! But explain institutional racism
@@down-to-earth-mystery-school No. It's called intellectual dishonesty.
@@down-to-earth-mystery-school Good journalism is about finding the truth - and the truth is that there are 16% black Americans in the U.S. and 40% black Americans in The View.
What kind of passive man does she have...plain and simple, he's a BETA-SIMP.
I love how Sonny Hostin thinks she’s a victim!!! 🤣 WHY in the _ _ _ _ do leftists want to cling to victimhood?!
And how she always refers to herself as the "exception" like she's better than anyone else!
@@krikriscorpio She's better than your ass!!! FACTS!!!
because they have learned that it gets them whatever they want.
Because they want people to constantly be in fear, to think they're victims of a boogeyman, so they can tell people "We'll be your savior if you put and keep us in power"
Notice how when a black person calls out the way blacks have been held back and CONTINUE to be held that way white people complain about that person. U just did it.
You guys just keep learning and learning and I'm here for it
She is discrediting that each person on that stage is the exception for their race. They’re live on an international tv show! She is poking holes in every point she makes because she wants to keep the victim mentality. What is the end goal of a person that constantly preaches the victim narrative? What do they want besides having someone hand feed them everything?!
People with this mentality are easy to control that's why they spew these lies they don't personally believe it other wise they wouldn't be on TV but they'll gladly push this agenda on to sheep who they need to vote them in .
Race hustling pays , the view , sharpton , dnc and all the victimhood trans cults...😂
Exactly If it was still racist they wouldn't have even gotten the job.
The end goal is power. Nothing more.
I love when other Black people try to conflate equality with victim mentality. It shows how well you were brainwashed.
Kudos to you guys. It’s rare to see voice of reason on any platform now. You guys are killing it!
The one party who should not look in the rear view mirror is the democrat party....for sure. You guys are awesome.
It’s the only mirror that they have! So ridiculous! 🤣😂
Lol Yep, but the ignore the TRUTH about their past.
@@timeforchange3786 Yes, the past of the Democrat party is not a pretty one😂
Proud of you young guys. Keep opening eyes in the younger generation.
Didn't know Senator Scott before this video and I love him. His common sense gives me hope for the future.
I am Latina, my patents did not have money to pay for my college. I got my degree, 1st to do so on my mom's side of the family. I went to school and worked 2 jobs. Now while my nephews and niece attend / or have attended college I deposit $ into their accounts. The point is in America we have opportunity to better our lives and each generation. We have to work on leaving this world better than we found it. Stop looking backwards! GOD has provided us many opportunities.
Tim scott is someone ALL Americans should look up to! Not athletes, not gang bangers! He made it on his own and those that hate on him are jealous.
You are so right, I don’t understand why Whoopi & Sunni like keep bad stuff stirred up. I love how he handled them.
@alffg1 my guess is for views from their old white woman audience.
He is BASED!
Have a seat
He is an example of the many choices we have in this great country.
You 4 young men give me hope for the future..God Bless you for your interest in the political and social spheres and sharing your truth and dispelling the lies!!
Hard to believe there are people out there that continuously watch The View
😂😂,, ikr
Tbh if I had to make a guess I’d say their audience is mostly women. The show is mostly women.
And sadly most women are easily susceptible to persuasion.
@@champion6534 facts.. I work in a high-school 98% women employees.. the environment is weird .. eco chamber 😂
@@TheoHyatt yeah that’s why if you noticed mostly a lot of women are feminists. It’s rare to see women that are not feminists.
I love when young people open their eyes.. you guys rock!!
You young Men are awesome! Keep up the good work! This country needs you to carry these messages so people will unite and fight for the betterment of everyone
I didn't know Tim Scott until this speech...I love this man.
Me too
You would, you all love house nigg---!!😊
Young men like you are whats going to save this great country of ours. You guys actually look into things yourself and think for yourself and form your own opinions and you still love each other even tho you may not agree on everything 100%. It honestly gives me hope for my son and daughters future because as they get older they will have older people like you to look up to.
I enjoyed listening to your conversation with each other, good points. Thank you.
I agree. College is not for everyone. Mechanics, plumbers, electricians, etc. Make more money than most College graduates. They have no College loan debt.
My daughter is going to a trade school and it only takes nine months and very little debt and will start out making twice the minimum wage as a welder
But it is systemic problems
Brandon, you’re exactly right - they should be cheering for him. Guys like Tim Scott and Dr Ben Carson as another example should be held up as role models for ALL people no matter their race. But instead the Dems try to bring them down just because they are Republicans.
You listed those two... ooh... now I know you people haven't a clue what you're talking about. Carson's still looking for his luggage.
@@stevenrogers2684 Ok, racist. Thanks for letting us know you want to keep black people under the control of Democrats. Keep voting blue and enjoy living in dystopia.
Dr. Thomas Sowell, Larry Elder, Brandon Tatum, Jesse Peterson, Malcolm X, Samuel L. Jackson, Denzel Washington and lmk when you have researched the first man and you won't need any other names of great black Americans unless you're willingly obtuse but I am still willing to educate you
@@Michelle-kj7wv Nice job. You know how to Google. Still blatantly displaying this is still a low amount... but continue. I'm sure you can dredge more from like 500 years ago or something. 😆 Dr. Uncle Tom... interesting.
@@stevenrogers2684 🤣 you can get hired and be a host on the View
I love what I’m seeing with Tim Scott! You guys are great, thank you for being so open, fair and neutral. Great content!
Y'all are spot on when talking about the Republican party. This is a story I read a long time ago that sums up what the party is largely about:
I recently asked my friends' little girl what she wanted to be when she grows up. She said she wanted to be President some day. Both of her parents, liberal Democrats were both standing there. I asked her, 'If you were President what would be the first thing you would do?' She replied, 'I'd give food and houses to all the homeless people.' Her parents beamed. 'Wow, what a worthy goal.' I told her, 'But you don't have to wait until you're President to do that. You can come over to my house and mow the lawn, pull weeds, and sweep my yard, and I'll pay you $50. Then I'll take you over to the grocery store where the homeless guy hangs out, and you can give him the $50 to use toward food and a new house.' She thought that over for a few seconds, then she looked me straight in the eye and asked, 'Why doesn't the homeless guy come over and do the work, and you can just pay him the $50?' I said, 'Welcome to the 'Republican Party'. Her parents still aren't speaking to me.
This got me laughing. Thank you for the smile
LMAO! 👍🏻😎🤣
😂 Are you serious?! They're not speakin' to you?! 😂 Wow! Smh..
@@eddiejones5702 I don't know if they were serious 🤣But it's so funny! And the principle is quite accurate.
@@loristone9242 LOL.. Ok. lol.
When Tim Scott talked about securing funding for HBCUs , that was a thing he AND TRUMP DID TOGETHER...No other president did that before...
That was a F’ing lie!!
Two questions. Firstly, how much was this funding? Next, how many HBCU',s are in the country? You see Uncle Tim, loves to throw that number around. It takes 60 votes in the Senate to pass a bill. The Democrats have supported additional Federal funding for HBCU's since the early days of John Conyers. By the way, if systemic racism did not exist, why would there be a need for HBCU'S?
Biden took it away from them.
@@monicataylor1718 wrong!
@@jammiegolson7171 Dems have supported breaking up the black family nucleus since the 1960s. Do some research.
Condoleza Rice is one of the most brilliant women to live. She was one of THE BEST Secretary of States we've ever had. I believe she was the first black Secretary of State and she served under President Bush.
It was Colin Powell who was the first black SoS but I think she was the first black female SoS.
Brandon and the Cartier crew gives me hope for the future. You guys are figuring things out that some grown adults can't grasp! Big fan
4 persons of color at a table of 6 on national TV and Sunny saying "No progress"
Amen
You young guys are very inspirational.
You are so right about that statement, a lot of Black Conservatives don’t run for office because of how they would be treated by the Democrats. There are millions of Black conservatives who remain silent because of being afraid of being ridiculed.
I dont know man, if you're afraid of ridicule, dont go into politics, or dont go public at all. I get what you saying, but i think we need to walk it back in the sense that its an inner characteristic of oneself more then an outside factor that will motivate or detract you from running for office. I think that normal people that wouldnt even think of running for office emphasize too much the duty aspect and forget the pleasure / gratification aspect that alot of public figures have from being famous or publicly known. If your fear of ridicule outweigh the gratification you get from speaking publicly, why would you keep doing it ? I dont think duty or anything of that sort will be enough to engage in something like politics.
Yeah bro', I think you're right about that! There are more conservative black people than the media, or even some black folk what people to believe! Especially socially.
I don't comment on videos, but I have been watching you guys for some time now, and I had to pause and share. It is so refreshing to see all of you be able to pick up on the BS that is coming from the left right now. It's not easy. You all restore my faith in Gen Z. Keep navigating our world with a critical lens. You are so powerful.
Amen
Well said.
I agree!! You guys r THINKING!!
I love Tim Scott!! He is a treasure!! Smart, knowledgeable, intelligent and patient!!! Keep up the amazing work that you are doing!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Tim Scott did his thang! I ❤ you all channel keep the content coming! Thank u
I FREAKING LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! You want to see progress, just look in the mirror! You beautiful souls, you give me so much hope. Love and peace guys, have a blessed weekend
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I agree!
You young men have more insight than anyone else your age . You’re a credit to your parents, your race, and your generation! 😊
How many white men died fighting against slavery? How many white men fought for equality? Voted for women’s right to vote? The divide is insane to think of the number difference. Some people listen to these partial messages… This was my first time hearing the Senator speaking and I 100% love his stance on education and pray that he is able to make the changes elected or not. I’m an Independent and love seeing someone putting what’s right for the people first, not the party. #America2024
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES THIS
Woah, woah, woah take it easy. Black folk deserve the vote, but WOMEN. I don't know about that.
White men did it in the first place? You want an applause for treating people like human beings?
Then you haven’t listen to Tim Scott enough.🤦🏽♂️
@@kacidel5 I stated it was the first time I’ve heard him speak…
You young men are already on the right path! Your already successful! Critical thinking will get you further than those without it!
You guys are refreshing, keep up the great energy you bring! Positivity breaks divides!
Senator Scott is such an inspirational man, good luck to him.
I give him a lot of credit for going on this show.
Hey guys, great conversation.
I love you guys …you are sooo right ..Mr. Scott is offering a hopeful positive message and that threatens democrats who want to keep agitating and dividing on race and gender .
and class.
Very impressed with Senator Scott. Y'all are thoughtful young men. Great discussion.
Keep spreading a positive message to young people.
Gentlemen, Thank you ………..so smart to watch and react to Tim Scott , I believe this country of ours will be great watching and listening to all your reactions ……………..so well done!
Gentleman. You are all a refreshing breath of sanity. Love your content! You owe it to the country to keep doing what your are all doing. Bless you.
I appreciate you guys and I love watching you guys real reactions.
Love the different opinions. It's good to see when different minds can agree to disagree and get along still ❤
agree
love the way you young man think and process things, God bless you all
facts put in the work!!
Excellent!.. Outstanding program and conversation. Keep it up 👏👏👏
As a Hispanic PR she gets paid to keep us victims but I'm glad we are opening our eyes and ears. Be blessed guys !
First, I love to see that you are seizing your opportunity as entrepreneurs. I am an old white lady who enjoys watching your shows. Young men, you have demonstrated critical listening and thinking skills. You give me hope for the future of America. I feel that you will make good choices when voting instead of blindly following the crowd. God bless you!
Y’all do an amazing job. Im praying you guys can continue to make a difference for all of us. Thank you! 💯
I have to say this was the best reaction I've seen and I'm a great fan of all of you! The passion and conversation was amazing! Every time I watch you give me hope for the future of this Great Nation 🥰
I'm from South Carolina. Tim Scott is a good man. I used to be on Twitter and you would not believe some of the comments people have put on his page and he always handles it with class. I would be proud to have him as President.
Also think about the success you guys have had on this channel? Did it have anything to do with your skin color? No, I'm willing to bet you have worked your tails off to make your channel successful. Those women on The View are bullies.
Donald Trump was trying to push through school choice. Democrats said no way
Trumps school choice was as racist as the days of segregation. Trump even removed civil rights protections for private schools that use vouchers. This will pump money into high income private schools, drain money from public schools in poor neighborhoods, leaving many low income students with less resources..
All while "allowing" a few low income students to move to a better school based on a quota.
Because many many people in low income housing have no way to get their child to a school far away from them. Therefore legislators have a valid excuse to not fund local public schools.
Trump was pushing it because he is a racist and hates poor people.
And every one of them affords private school and does not use the public school they convince people to worship.
Every time I watch your videos, I am so thrilled by the common sense and deep understanding you all express so well. It's something that a large portion of today's young people lack. To hear you say, "Why we still focusing on the past?" And, "It's about putting in the work." Praise! It gives me hope for the future!
I absolutely love this channel. These young men are the future. They’re looking forward not back. I love their curiosity and their debates. Keep up the good work
They want us divided. It’s not about race. It’s about classism. They want most to struggle and have a victim attitude so they become even richer and comfortable in their mind. The gap between middle class and basically poverty is closer than we realize
Ahmed-W,do the black citizens of Mississippi have a victim attitude when the state they live in try to bring back-JIM-CROW-laws ??? Answer me this,this happened earlier this year. This is 2023 not 1845.But,I guess JIM-CROW laws isn't about race,huh ???
Facts
Yes, yesterday’s racism has been repackaged to classism. The elites vs. the rest of us. The elites sold the rest of us racism to keep the rest of us divided. If the rest of us weren’t at each others throats and worked together, then the elites can’t divide and conquer.
I agree with this and I was a bit confused by the part where he suggested that lowering the tax for the rich doesn't mean anything when you also lower the tax for the lower income levels.
Taxes are there to give money to the goverment to spent on the public and to balance out the advantages that rich people have to control the gap between poor and rich. When you cut taxes more for the rich than for the poor you are not balancing anything, you are draining the income of the goverment for the benifit of the rich and you're giving the poor a dollar to shut up.
@@christopherstein2024 However, the “rich” create the jobs. Less taxes for them, hopefully more investment and money for their employees. I see it a little differently. Just because the “rich” get a bigger tax break, doesn’t mean the “rich” are our enemy.
I despise that show, but loved watching him on it. This is a great and intelligent man in my opinion. He got where he is today by blood, sweat, and tears. He worked his a$$ off, and has more common sense and integrity than those women combined. I hate politics but he's so refreshing. ❤
Edit: I would vote for him
Wow! The young man in the red shirt- I love how you schooled us all with the facts! All of you young men here and the other videos will go far as you care and are doing the research! Please keep spreading the truth! GOD Bless you all!
As a white scottish immigrant and first generation American... I love Tim Scott. I'd vote for him as president. He's a great man... him and guys Like Ben Carson and many conservative blacks should be on pedestals. Hes a great man.
Brandon, the guy in the red shirt if I'm not mistaken, is someone to watch out for. He's passionate about what he speaks and he makes sense. People like him are what is going to help change our nation for the better. I applaud all of y'all, again, for having an open dialog and not just repeating what others want y'all to. Y'all's channel is growing and y'all are making a true difference. Keep it up!!
If he ever ran for office I would vote for him for sure 🇺🇸
Such a beautiful group of people you are. I love to see you all talking things through. And I appreciate you all and this channel so much.
That is why school choice is so important. To allow people to get out of the poorer neighborhoods to better schools. Republicans are for school choice.
fund students not systems
Amen
School choice is the answer. How are they going to get to the good schools? Jog or ride a bike 20 miles there and back.
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How about Kamala's yellow busses?😂😝
@@heltonfreeze4924 good parents figure it out
Senator Tim Scott has more smarts and class in his pinky finger than all those broads put together. FACTS!
I always bore third party but I’d vote for Sen Scott. Love common sense and he is one of the few that has it
I believe you are on drugs. I don't know what to say to you Sellouts. Did you see that he did not answer the question
Bingo!
Amen
Are you sure ?
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How can a show with a Whoopi, Sunny and a Joy be so depressing! 😢
Right? Their names sound so happy and fun! The irony 🤦🏽♀️
Because they are crowd panderers who have no real beliefs. Men do harm with violence. Woman do harm with words.
The fact my dude hit the pause button and walked off - after Sonny’s ridiculous claim - had me ROLLING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You’re seeing in real time why the media is failing and everyone is losing confidence in them, sunny is a perfect example
It's disgusting to say that a black person can only get ahead if they're a lucky one. You guys are blessing, to see your generation considering these ideas critically proves those ladies wrong.
That wasn't what they were saying, that's what Tim Scott twisted it into. To rise to the top does take some luck regardless. What they meant by the exception is that if there was an equal playing field you would see much more Tim Scotts, Whoopie Goldbergs, etc. We are making progress but don't act like being black doesn't present extra barriers.
@@jermaineeverett7306 I don't know why so many people fail to understand this basic fact. Tim Scott was talking about a hopeful future by completely ignoring the present.
My mom and dad divorced when I was 3. She had an 8th grade education. She remarried when I was eight. Stepfather was a thief and went to jail. From nine to sixteen she moved us to a different town following him from jail to jail. Mom turned me in as wayward when I was sixteen to protect me from my stepfather. Military base foster care. Ran away. Got permission for marriage one at seventeen. Divorced with one child by nineteen. Second marriage at nineteen. Got a GED. Raised the kids. Good man second husband worked as much as he could and I went to community college at 36. Had to begin with basic math. Had to begin with basic reading. By 44 I had a bachelor of science degree and two master degrees. Career for 22 years in IT. Education. Work hard.
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES THIS. You are NOT the exception... just like Sen. Tim Scott YOU ARE THE RULE OF EXCELLENCE
Very proud of you go girl
You made it by the grace of the Most High Yahuah ❤
AWWSOME! HARD WORK PAYS OFF! Your determination brang you up from the dredges. Hard work, wanting more for your children and support from your family makes all the difference.
You are truly the American dream in action!❤
Putting in the work is for ALL OF US ☺️❤️🙏🏻
I am just a fat ole crackah from Georgia (how ‘bout tem dawgs?!?!) and I LOVE watching ya’ll watching conservatives with such open minds! You have incredible influence and power to help open the minds of your peers to break out of the leftists indoctrination of how black people are supposed to think! Thank you for what you are doing!
The man in the red shirt always makes good points. I often see him very thoughtfully listening to the videos you guys make. Appreciate you all expanding on your content. 🙏🏼✨
lol listen to the woke audience clap and cheer when Whoopie or Sonny says something stupid yet they boo this brilliant man spitting facts
I'm a black woman. I went to a semi-private high school called Nova in Davie, FL.
It was a 30 minute right to and from across town everyday (lived in Fort Lauderdale). I was on the waiting list until I got accepted in high school. As an adult I went back and worked at the Title I middle school I attended. I was always in gifted/ advanced classes and always got disrespected and picked on for it. It wasn't until I went to high school that I saw kids, especially black kids, competing and pushing each other to get straight A's, score well on placement tests and participate in things like dual enrollment. I felt like a fish out of water and struggled in those years.
Back at my middle school now as an adult I saw that the issues had worsened. On multiple occasions I had to pull students out of the bathroom who were engaged in intercourse. Many of whom had been placed in the ESE program. The amount of time and money dedicated to students with behavioral problems had risen significantly and sadly many of them were on the road to receiving a "Certificate of Attendance" as opposed to a HS Diploma. One 14 year old was sneaking a 32 year old man into her bedroom at night. When we finally got mom in she confessed that she was aware but that she was busy taking care of her newborn and the other 3 children (despite not having a job outside of the home). I couldn't get away with that at 25 much less 14.
I still ultimately went to college and got my degree. I got married (as only 25% of black women will). I left my career after 5 years to be a SAHM. And I now homeschool our 4 children (soon to be 5). I now run a small (mostly hands off) business from home. We chose the strategy that offers the most success. A biblical strategy.
It's not about the school. It's about the home environment and the community. There were Asian kids and East Indian kids and African kids in those Title I schools I attended. They went on to do very well. Their families had expectations and showed them discipline and determination.
When I later worked as a clerk for the County Court I looked up many of my elementary school classmates and sadly discovered that a shocking amount now had records, mug shots and long prison sentences (mostly for drug related crimes). What's the excuse for it? We all grew up in a middle class neighborhood that had a mix of "races" and mostly 2 parent homes. My parents were married before later getting divorced. A lot of it is the family dynamics.
My maternal family is Bahamian. They were hard-working, loved America, were entrepreneurial and didn't tolerate the nonsense and laziness.
It starts at home. Home is everything.
My grandparents immigrated here nearly a century ago. They owned their home and 4 rental properties at retirement. A maid and a janitor. They were married for 60 years and still flirtatious. I saw that and not only knew I could have that but wanted it! ❤❤❤
Crap about 25% of Black women will get married. That's not true! Your experience will be your experience and nothing wrong with expressing that!
That's a wonderful story. Unfortunately what happens to a lot of Black people is that they see a successful story (of their own sometimes) and it never occurs to them why anyone else couldn't have that same story so they try to find things they know about to explain the differences.
Here's the reality: I don't know how old you are but education was really pushed for Black people in the 1960s. Mostly I believe because there were a lot of prominent Black leaders who probably seemed to be pretty educated. The Black Panther Party for example was mostly based on radical education. But then those leaders, one by one, were shot down, jailed or eliminated in some way. And that left a void. For a lot of Black people the standard to which they could look to was gone. By the govt. By white people the local, state and fed govt protected. And that has never been replaced.
Perhaps being from a private school in FL you didn't have the effects of being treated like a 2nd class citizen splash on you. Perhaps you weren't psychologically affected by having to look down or talk softer when in the presence of white people. I don't know what FL was like in your town but perhaps the fact that you had strong figures to look up to in your view of reference that access to and who had a strong interest in helping you succeed.
You mentioned your middle school. You said the time and money for the ESE students rose but that they were on track to receive "Certificate of Attendance" rather than a HS diploma. Why would they be getting a certificate if more time/money is being given to support them? Perhaps it's not just the fact that the mom was clearly over her head. Maybe she has no support. Maybe she has no support because unlike you she didn't have anyone in her life that took a vested interest in her education the same way she can't with her children. Maybe when her parents or grandparents or great grandparents tried to find a way out of their circumstances, the education system, or the legal system or the one of the other systems was there to make sure it didn't happen. Maybe psychologically it splashed on them.
You mentioned that your family is from Bahamas, immigrated here in the mid 20th century and that they were had working. You say it as if the racism in this county had no effect on you and your family and therefore shouldn't have affected any other Black people in this country. It's a little like showing up at a party while the police is there, blood is on the floor and saying you want to dance so why isn't the music turned up.
We need to fix what is in place, not pretend it doesn't exist or that there are inherent "good" or "bad" types of Black people.
It's so great to see such wisdom & intelligent discussion from the younger generation. Respect!!