Black Students CALLED OUT For Anti-White Discrimination

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  • Опубліковано 16 гру 2023
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    00:48 - Beginning
    01:23 - "I don't need to be racist to white people"
    02:51 - Does going to a majority of black in college change a white person in a way
    03:20 - Should white people be allowed
    03:40 - These are not forms of segregation
    04:11 -You're allowed to go wherever you want
    04:27 - What it means to belong
    04:50 - Why is she the only white girl
    5:20 - Did you experience a culture shock
    5:50 - Challenges of a white girl in a black college
    6:38 - Definition of racism
    6:48 - If I am black, am I oppressed?
    07:28 - To say the "N" word
    09:10 -Bringing in more color
    10:30 - Culture changes every year
    11:37 - Code switch
    12:25 - Tulane University
    13:50 - Professors know what you're missing
    16:48 -Whites are placed in their own space
    17:42 - Do you think white people should come here?
    18:28 - They are still human
    19:19 - A safe space for black people
    20:00 - To study, to get a job, for a better world
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  • @stephfran9761
    @stephfran9761 5 місяців тому +1126

    If your Parents/parent didn't teach you to treat others the way you want to be treated, then it's on YOU!! GROW UP!!

    • @ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind
      @ToxicAvengerCleanYourMind 5 місяців тому +40

      It's the most basic, fundamental, and simple rule to live by; and you can reverse it to gauge who you can trust and who your true friends are. Obsessing over what a person looks like is mentally inferior then judging a person's character. I think MLK's quote is one of the most resonant and true of any quote in modern times

    • @stepfaniehawkins205
      @stepfaniehawkins205 5 місяців тому +4

      Your parents taught you that? Wow, that's terrible advice!
      My parents taught me to treat people the way they would like to be treated!
      Which makes so much more sense, especially in personal relationships.
      I mean why would I want to go treating my husband or boyfriend, the way I as a woman want to be treated?
      I Certainly wouldn't want my partner treating me like a 47-year-old adult male,
      I don't want date night to turn into a 6:00 a.m. hunting trip, complete with beer and farts and corny jokes...... Damn well that's what a man would want to be treated with.
      Stop saying about treating other people the way you want to be treated is the most absurd thing I've ever heard ...it always has been.

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому +16

      Their parents teach them this hate

    • @baldbastardo
      @baldbastardo 5 місяців тому

      If you don't live by the golden rule then you're shit. Ignore everything else but treat others as you want to be treated.

    • @stephfran9761
      @stephfran9761 5 місяців тому +10

      @@stepfaniehawkins205 You gave Literal new meaning, wow!

  • @satyricon65
    @satyricon65 5 місяців тому +1618

    To be openly racist to others (and not being punished for it) seems like some sort of privilege.

    • @Kunfucious577
      @Kunfucious577 5 місяців тому +175

      Not just not punished, praised. They’re so proud of it.

    • @MikeJones69696
      @MikeJones69696 5 місяців тому +1

      Isn't it funny that the democrats is still using the same tactics they used to create the KKK they did it again by creating the BLM.. I guess the democrats will never change. 🤷.

    • @Beadledom2024
      @Beadledom2024 5 місяців тому +4

      I like my privilege.

    • @rozannaedwro934
      @rozannaedwro934 5 місяців тому +56

      Black privilege hmmm imagine that. 😮

    • @santosmadrigal3702
      @santosmadrigal3702 5 місяців тому +23

      Wow... Yong people, stop staring at your cellphone and get back to real life . Your friends and family are there.

  • @thehat4244
    @thehat4244 5 місяців тому +735

    "You cant be racist against white people" is the most racist shit i've ever heard. First off, black or white, can we stop lumping dozens and dozens of unique nationalities, ethnicities, religions, and creeds together as one monolithic thing? No? Okay, if you can't you might be Racist.

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому +20

      Exactly

    • @WarrenKirkpatrick
      @WarrenKirkpatrick 5 місяців тому +37

      You know as soon as someone says that… they’re brain washed fools… shows that they can’t thing for themselves

    • @traceyedwards6193
      @traceyedwards6193 5 місяців тому +4

      It never ever works.
      Especially in this time of turmoil.

    • @Alices.last.warning
      @Alices.last.warning 5 місяців тому +21

      When you hear someone say that you immediately gage their intellect is deficit and their education limited. You also know you're dealing with a person who is absolutely 💯 % a racist and likely constantly accuses others of being racist, and treats that as a go to excuse to behave badly and never take responsible for any of actions.
      When someone makes that dumb as sh*t remark they give themselves away, and let themselves down.

    • @IbriyGad
      @IbriyGad 5 місяців тому

      Let’s not pretend this whole race thing wasn’t white people’s creation. So seeing young blacks these days wanting a safe space isn’t far fetched Blacks are still discriminated against in housing loans, business loans, and even in entertainment. We’ve been under this system since the beginning of the country. So whites are only to start feeling that which blacks felt for centuries. Like you tell us. Don’t get mad just pull yourself up by your own bootstraps. Which shouldn’t be hard since whites are mostly in control. If you’re white and mad blame your forefathers..
      Jeremiah 16:19-21 King James Version (KJV)
      O LORD, my strength, and my fortress, and my refuge in the day of affliction, the Gentiles shall come unto thee from the ends of the earth, and shall say, Surely our fathers have inherited lies, vanity, and things wherein there is no profit.

  • @Darjaboo
    @Darjaboo 4 місяці тому +288

    It's so cringe. They keep her like a pet and are so racist to her. She has like no sense of self worth.

    • @The_1995_
      @The_1995_ 4 місяці тому

      Literally. “We like our white friend” can you imagine if that was a group of white students saying “we like our black friend” like girl those people are not your friends they are not laughing with you they are laughing at you and they are racist. She is trying so hard to “act black” and has no sense of self identity.

    • @stonecoldsteveaustin9353
      @stonecoldsteveaustin9353 4 місяці тому

      lol of course she has no sense of self-worth. I'm sure she's been passed around more than a few brothas as well (sleeve tattoo says it all). Fatherless behavior, she belongs to the streets, don't save her she don't wanna be saved.

    • @SilverBullet3
      @SilverBullet3 3 місяці тому +9

      Yes she is clueless!

    • @julius7949
      @julius7949 3 місяці тому

      True. All I kept thinking was how pathetic she looks.

    • @Amero2323
      @Amero2323 3 місяці тому +13

      I have a buddy who is VERY concerned with being accepted by black people. He ends up holding some very racist opinions as a result. It's honestly gross. You guys know that meme where Danerus Targaryan is in the middle of a bunch of slaves all reaching towards her? That's him.

  • @Neenie1976
    @Neenie1976 4 місяці тому +82

    These people saying there’s no such thing as racism towards white people is probably one of the most ridiculous things I’ve heard.

    • @clydefrog203
      @clydefrog203 3 місяці тому +4

      Yes but they wholeheartedly believe it.

    • @Neenie1976
      @Neenie1976 3 місяці тому +4

      @@clydefrog203 yes, because they’re bloody numptys

    • @mastershake6292
      @mastershake6292 3 місяці тому

      They're just shifting the goalposts so they can give themselves an excuse to be as racist and bigoted as they want to be.

    • @dennisndirangu2536
      @dennisndirangu2536 3 місяці тому

      You have benefited from the destruction of black lives for centuries and a system that denied black kids an education so why the F you complaining?????🤷🏿‍♂️ as an African i feel disgusted by how you treat our children in the US

    • @Christmas_Joe
      @Christmas_Joe Місяць тому +1

      A classmate said that and I answered her with what is happening in South Africa right now.

  • @umecha1020
    @umecha1020 5 місяців тому +289

    If there are black Americans who think they need their own space, better not be the first to cry racism if white Americans decide to do the same.

    • @MongoTheMagnificent666
      @MongoTheMagnificent666 5 місяців тому

      Gross, a weeb

    • @prettypennyschannel
      @prettypennyschannel 5 місяців тому +21

      Exactly 💯.

    • @Denise_2262
      @Denise_2262 5 місяців тому +41

      I am from the south and we had to have a reckoning basically and I was taught from parents, my school teachers and grandparents that racism and segregation were wrong and not to feel guilty about it but why it was wrong and never repeat it etc. However, it seems that there is a strong push now for things to be segregated again. I don't think they want it both ways tho. Like the Boston mayor story about the Christmas party for everyone but white people. So, if those white people that weren't invited have their own party, will that be acceptable? I have heard talking heads try to defend it saying there are irish specific parades in Boston etc but that parade is for everyone. It doesn't say you can only be Irish and attend. So, if there continues to be a push for segregated spaces, it is only logical that there will begin to be things where white people gather since they are being shamed and shunned and avoided. Also, white people are a minority globally and soon will be one in America. If this trend continues, I don't think it is good but it is inevitable.

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому +5

      Fair

    • @garrickwilcox8689
      @garrickwilcox8689 5 місяців тому

      Lol oh they would. Its double standards/ignorance vs intelligence....and intelligence appears to be slowly losing. Ever seen Idiocracy? Humans are getting dumber cuz dumber people have babies more

  • @GingeRenee
    @GingeRenee 4 місяці тому +153

    Separating people on skin color is segregation. Good grief. The regression these progressive movements bring is scary.

    • @BlacksmithTWD
      @BlacksmithTWD 4 місяці тому +8

      It's about the opposite MLK was dreaming of.

    • @karensback
      @karensback 3 місяці тому

      They only want segregation in black schools it's only racist if the segregation is in White schools.

    • @dennisndirangu2536
      @dennisndirangu2536 3 місяці тому

      Effects of racism, i guess now you can feel the same pain you subjected them for decades yeah! 😒

    • @randyrenner7643
      @randyrenner7643 2 місяці тому

      ​@@dennisndirangu2536that's what's funny, you all think we're feeling some sort of way about it. Only white simps are effected by this race bs.

    • @WakandaleezaRazz
      @WakandaleezaRazz 29 днів тому +1

      @@dennisndirangu2536oh lawwwwwd now you know how my Ann sistaz be feeling 300 years ago n shiiiii ✊🏿😭

  • @stephanieallangarman5598
    @stephanieallangarman5598 5 місяців тому +152

    As a legit Indigenous Native American…I’m so over the entitlement attitude and I will openly speak up about it. It’s one thing to be racist and believe me I’ve experienced it myself but if I was confronted I’d be very vocally UPSET. We do not choose WHO WE ARE so this is so WRONG. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️💔

    • @abbeyjane5014
      @abbeyjane5014 5 місяців тому +13

      You said it I didn't choose to be white and etc

    • @nemofish3504
      @nemofish3504 5 місяців тому +16

      I’ve also experienced racism and I’m white lol I grew up in mainly black schools, so yeah I’ve definitely been targeted for just being white

    • @kaydod3190
      @kaydod3190 5 місяців тому +2

      You’re not indigenous

    • @masqueradebell2601
      @masqueradebell2601 5 місяців тому +7

      I'm over it too. Getting called a racist when were descended from natives as well. My cousins look more native then my sisters and I🤣 but boy do black people not like it when your like well I'm actually native American 🤣🤣🤣 they'll call me a liar to my face

    • @masqueradebell2601
      @masqueradebell2601 5 місяців тому

      Wow so racist

  • @aubreymclean7712
    @aubreymclean7712 5 місяців тому +531

    Racism is racism. And assuming that white people are racist is also a stereotype, which is just as racist. Humans are humans. Stop judging people by skin color and origins, judge them by their behavior.

    • @Cafeallday222
      @Cafeallday222 5 місяців тому

      Ding, ding, ding. Some real brain gymnastics going on to only be able to be racist to all races except one 🤣

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому

      If they think were all racists then we can think of them all as criminals, it’s only fair

    • @Frogstoney
      @Frogstoney 5 місяців тому +25

      Nah bro that would mean we are equal and it’s 2023 bro we can’t be having that equality shit

    • @jeanmcginnis9804
      @jeanmcginnis9804 5 місяців тому +34

      Tell them that bc I personally don’t know one racist white person but I run into racist black females all the time.Idk if it’s gotten worse bc of blm but idk what else to blame it on….it’s real and it’s a problem.

    • @Frogstoney
      @Frogstoney 5 місяців тому +10

      @@user-zh1hi9qe9b yup and your so smart sarcasm goes right over your head…. Nicccce congrats on your superior intellect

  • @nedflanders5649
    @nedflanders5649 5 місяців тому +728

    What makes an all-black college safer for black students? Are black students being attacked on diverse campuses?

    • @tayfan2
      @tayfan2 5 місяців тому +285

      No. It's about "culture". They turn up, be loud, speak slang, you hear a lot of "hey girl" & n word. As an Honor Society, AP classes black girl that environment did not seem scholarly to me so I went to a white school.

    • @vallejoborncalihasbecomeal9022
      @vallejoborncalihasbecomeal9022 5 місяців тому

      Blacks have more to fear from other blacks so, they should welcome more whites into HBCU's!

    • @EyeSeeThruYou
      @EyeSeeThruYou 5 місяців тому

      Then if it's a "safe space" for X group, all groups will and should have a "safe space," too.
      HBCs are outdated and unnecessary since black Americans, like everyone else, can attend wherever they wish.
      Many HBCs aren't worth keeping open because their enrollments are dropping while many have sadly been chronically mismanaged. It's not worth the Congressional budget appropriation to keep open ineffectual and poorly managed institutions, wherever they are.

    • @monjiaitaly
      @monjiaitaly 5 місяців тому

      All black colleges are not safer at all. Morgan State in Maryland has had shootings and murders on campus.

    • @PlasmaBurns
      @PlasmaBurns 5 місяців тому

      Look up "Black Debate Champions" and you will understand why they need their own plantati... err, space.

  • @Redman8086
    @Redman8086 4 місяці тому +35

    lol "I find it valuable to be surrounded by people who look like me" man I wish I was allowed to say that.

    • @AQS521
      @AQS521 Місяць тому +4

      As a white man I feel the same way. I prefer to be around other white people. Not because I hate other races, just because I instinctually find it more comforting. That and black culture in America is not relatable to me as a white man.

    • @user-ix5gf2on1w
      @user-ix5gf2on1w 12 годин тому

      Well you must be an insensitive idiot if you feel bad about saying something like that your insinuating what your saying something racist so you dumb it down with a joke don't use other people to justify your racism!

    • @user-ix5gf2on1w
      @user-ix5gf2on1w 12 годин тому

      ​@AQS521 Yeah your honest so stay away from me and other black people I like hanging around nice people they know who they are no one is begging for your company or approval!

  • @gustavonomegrande
    @gustavonomegrande 5 місяців тому +114

    "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." --M.L.K.Jr.
    Pretty straightforward, can't we make it happen?

    • @Aiveq
      @Aiveq 5 місяців тому +6

      no

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому +4

      I remember in high school when they tried to twist the narrative and say MLK was a racist Uncle Tom 😂 can’t make this stuff up

    • @indianatarzan8001
      @indianatarzan8001 3 місяці тому

      Equality is "racist". Privilege based on skin color instead of character is "not racist".

    • @kingjazon2821
      @kingjazon2821 29 днів тому

      Yea white people killed him, like the irony of these Mlk comments are so disrespectful when our people get judged as one big blk person.

    • @blackallday
      @blackallday 11 днів тому

      Black people had there own city before integration

  • @darkaxel1991
    @darkaxel1991 5 місяців тому +72

    I have noticed that certain groups want to redefine words, then get upset when their definitions are rejected.

    • @garrickwilcox8689
      @garrickwilcox8689 5 місяців тому +3

      Theyve already altered the definition of racism. I know cuz im 32....the definition, if you look it up, its different than it was like 10-15 years ago

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому +1

      Racism definition was only the second part. That is the real definition, to appease white people the first part was added with the last 5 years.

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому +2

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421there’s no appeasing anybody in definitions and there shouldn’t be

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 4 місяці тому

      @@boodledemic6430 Please mind your business and stop trolling me. 🤣 Mr. I'm not black so I try to discredit black people.

    • @totenfurwotan4478
      @totenfurwotan4478 4 місяці тому

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421😂😂😂 delusional. You are delusional

  • @glig8829
    @glig8829 5 місяців тому +471

    Can we talk about how the guy in the video said "should white people be allowed (to join) because 'does that go against the policy of inclusion'"
    Let's think about this for a second. The "inclusion" policy is to exclude white people.
    That's not an inclusion policy. It's an exclusion policy. And that needs to be brought to the forefront of this discussion. Because nobody else seems to be catching the blatant contradiction in the philosophy here.

    • @RobiePezzos
      @RobiePezzos 5 місяців тому +25

      can’t wait for all these discriminatory lawsuits

    • @Aiveq
      @Aiveq 5 місяців тому +13

      @@RobiePezzos dismissed! on the grounds of white priveledge

    • @RobiePezzos
      @RobiePezzos 5 місяців тому +3

      @@Aiveq jump off that last part of your sentence

    • @angelicaleffler6446
      @angelicaleffler6446 5 місяців тому

      Sounds like you should be included unless you're white.

    • @Bantuqueen01
      @Bantuqueen01 5 місяців тому

      They shouldn’t be allowed .. the reason hbcu was invented because black people couldnt go to white schools. So blacks had to create their own. Something our ancestors fought for and built. White has no connection to that. Y’all are digging a hole for your own self blk people. it will soon be white it’s headed there.smdh

  • @bjtaylor4360
    @bjtaylor4360 5 місяців тому +57

    I think she feels like she has to act/ talk a certain way and accept the negative talk about her color/ culture to fit in/ survive at the school. She might not even realize it because she is use to being treated that way.

  • @LCee7
    @LCee7 5 місяців тому +110

    I have a white student raised in a black foster home. She is more in tune with that culture bc it’s how she grew up. It would break my heart to hear her called a racist or cultural appropriationist.

    • @r.d.9399
      @r.d.9399 3 місяці тому +6

      That day is coming.

    • @jaybiddy955
      @jaybiddy955 3 місяці тому +5

      It's coming...

    • @AQS521
      @AQS521 Місяць тому

      It has been happening for a while now and it will only get worse. White people need to stop tolerating this BS.

    • @I.am.Ambriel
      @I.am.Ambriel Місяць тому

      ... ... ... Well, if we can have a Danish white woman -- in Tanzania -- amass a global following for dancing like an African and flowing her golden blonde locks before the darkest of dark people with a black man on her arms, and brazenly brush off any such remarks, I'm not quite sure how this person, of actual black upbringing, couldn't do the same! In my observation, people who use 'black culture' to their advantage seem to amass very large followings and make millions of dollars in a way a black person couldn't captalize. I.e. Isabell 'Afro', JustPearlyThings and Danielle Bregoli, etc. I've actually never ever seen this not not be played to their advantage and entertained by both sides of the ethnic fence. The difference is your ability to ignore and dismiss or even fire back, like the said people have and continue to do.

    • @comfusedpassanger3399
      @comfusedpassanger3399 18 днів тому

      She`s white so that day will com.

  • @bigmitch1961
    @bigmitch1961 5 місяців тому +191

    If they want to be segregated, they should just have separate black graduation separate black bathrooms black only water fountains oh wait wasn’t that in the 1950s I guess if you never learn from history you’re destined to repeat it

    • @liamwarner5749
      @liamwarner5749 5 місяців тому

      Some of them are pushing for just that as in their mind its shifted from black people must use X to white people aren't allowed to use X. Take the black only national canadian theatre nights, black girls telling white students they're not allowed to use a multi-cultural space and the like.

    • @jeanmcginnis9804
      @jeanmcginnis9804 5 місяців тому +46

      It’s the victim mentality that is never ending…reparations for something that didn’t happen to THEM and WE didn’t do.🙄

    • @liamwarner5749
      @liamwarner5749 5 місяців тому +27

      @@jeanmcginnis9804 They always apply it based on skin colour if your "white enough" you need to repay them. If your English or French then you're "white" not different cultures and if your hispanic or arabic then you're "White passing" and should still bow down to their glory because you got the benefits of white privilidge unlike them.

    • @jbone9900
      @jbone9900 5 місяців тому +1

      Sorry guys just like Germany payed for thier sins you must too

    • @TayWoode
      @TayWoode 5 місяців тому +15

      Did you see the black only graduation at a university, the way they are acting was more like stereotypes in a movie

  • @Cafeallday222
    @Cafeallday222 5 місяців тому +162

    I've been called out for being white. I would be TERRIFIED to step foot on this campus - you could not pay me. I like true diversity, I have had many friends/ex's of other races but I'm not interested in this... to me it is a modern day form of segregation and I'm not participating.

    • @ChubbsMcgoo
      @ChubbsMcgoo 4 місяці тому +8

      Called out for being white? Wtf does that even mean? I'm proud to be white and I will not apologize for it. I am proud because my heritage has changed the world with its inventions of the internal combustion engine and cars, computers, and even space travel. So fucking proud of my heritage.

    • @subspace666
      @subspace666 4 місяці тому +4

      when people start to be proud for things they had influence over like your own actions and the actions of your kids you had a hand in raising right instead of the deeds of people in the past that you have nothing to do with we will be in a better place. nothing to be proud of for being white or any color and nothing to be ashamed for ether. as for the situation the op described, what your proud of or what you think doesn't matter only what others do does and you will get your ass handed to you if they decide to. @@ChubbsMcgoo

    • @ChubbsMcgoo
      @ChubbsMcgoo 4 місяці тому +9

      @@subspace666 it's called pride in hour heritage. Your stock and where you're from. It's like saying you can't be proud to be an American because you had nothing to do with the country's foundation. I am proud of the accomplishments of my people and proud of my heritage and I continue that by being in an engineering field. I'm proud to be White and I am proud to be American. Deal with it. I will never apologize for it.

    • @subspace666
      @subspace666 4 місяці тому +1

      well you can feel what you like its fine, its everyone's right , i only meant it in the sense your pride in a case like this is only a personal feeling and is not from legitimate actions on your part or something real you should be proud of. pride is a sin for christens and is also similar to taking credit for someone else work in today's society. not sure why you should apologize for anything though i never said its wrong to be white or American, but to be proud of those things it implies you think its better then being something else. @@ChubbsMcgoo

    • @visi5612
      @visi5612 4 місяці тому +5

      @@subspace666 Proud and arrogant have two different meanings. I think you're thinking of arrogant, that's what you're defining in your comment. Being proud of your work, of being who you are is very normal and very healthy for self-esteem.

  • @PrettyinGreenn
    @PrettyinGreenn 4 місяці тому +27

    I’ve been called “little white girl” my entire life; it’s made me cry before… because it’s always used to belittle and dismiss me. Makes me feel inconsequential and meaningless.

    • @oslotismcboom6733
      @oslotismcboom6733 3 місяці тому +4

      Awww so sad you had to experience name calling :(
      How many of your ancestors were killed for being a little white girl or boy? How many of them were traded like stocks? How many killed? How many experimented on with medicine??? Oh... and how many of them were called names too?😢

    • @user-zl7pz2pl9x
      @user-zl7pz2pl9x 3 місяці тому

      Guess the tables will turn at some point again, and this time you can say you did it to yourselves. Because equality isn’t enough I guess. There’s gotta be hate because of ‘ancestors’. That you probably don’t even think of in any other context. Sad they’re only thought of as victims and used for the victim mentality agenda when they fought so hard to not be that.

    • @Burger_pants
      @Burger_pants 3 місяці тому

      @@oslotismcboom6733 My ancestors were Irish and our people were the FIRST SLAVES BROUGHT TO AMERICA LONG BEFORE AMERICAN SETTLERS STARTED BUYING SLAVES FROM AFRICAN TRIBES.
      You are ignorant and racist, and you use things that dead men did to other dead men over a century ago as an excuse your racism today. You are a fool

    • @irishg357
      @irishg357 2 місяці тому

      ​@@oslotismcboom6733 Ew. What a gross, uneducated, bigoted, pig you appear to be. The answer to your insincere question is Millions by the way but I can't fault you for not knowing that, you've clearly never read anything more difficult than a Pornhub video description. Enjoy your miserable life hating others, sick troll.

    • @goose7215
      @goose7215 2 місяці тому

      ​@@oslotismcboom6733damn you really be acting like none of yours betrayed their brothers and sisters selling them to slave traders and human traffickers. Acting like black people didn't commit the same crimes as the rest of our ancestors.

  • @christophermonteith2774
    @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому +54

    Its important for her to be surrounded by people who look like her? That is some of the most blatent racism I've ever heard, even if its unfortunately a pretty common trend, with race or otherwise

    • @UgigigcuguUgigigydyfjg-fl2qi
      @UgigigcuguUgigigydyfjg-fl2qi 4 місяці тому

      Far more common with the race on display here, considering there's not a single white country that doesn't treat blax like royalty.
      They're the makers of their own plight and every inch you give them will be taken advantage of.

    • @visi5612
      @visi5612 4 місяці тому +6

      Hear me out. I am American, but I am also Chinese and I recently went to China to study abroad. And I felt at home there, I really did, because people looked like me and were very culturally similar to me as well. I forgot the term for it, but psychology has a term for this where humans feel more accepted or feel like they belong when they are around similar people. That's the only thing I understand from the girl in the video though, the rest that came out from her mouth I disagree with.

    • @Hustler85JD
      @Hustler85JD 4 місяці тому +1

      @@visi5612 Tribalism is the term you are looking for?

    • @AQS521
      @AQS521 Місяць тому

      ​@@Hustler85JDyes because I'm sure you don't surround yourself with people who look like you also. Get over yourself.

    • @Hustler85JD
      @Hustler85JD Місяць тому +1

      @@AQS521 I surround myself with people who i have things in common with. Skincolor is not usually one of them as most of my friends have diffrent ethnical backgrounds then me.

  • @tahliasgoddaddy
    @tahliasgoddaddy 5 місяців тому +87

    I lived for 5 years with my best friend who is black and her brother. I'd been living there for about a year when her brother left to go to Alabama and get his father, her step father to bring him to live with us, cause he was broke and could no longer support himself. Before they got back, my friend, Toya told me to "feed her dad with a long handled spoon, because he was a racist. She was right. He was racist. He pretended he wasn't, but I could hear him when he spoke with his son and his girlfriend in their room. It is what it is and ain't never what it ain't. Racism is racism no matter your skin color. The definition doesn't change just because your skin isn't white.

    • @TayWoode
      @TayWoode 5 місяців тому +10

      I’m from the UK and had to look that phrase up coz at first I thought you were gonna have to feed him coz he was disabled or something 😂 in the UK we say tiptoe around someone or walking on eggshells so they don’t crack

    • @tahliasgoddaddy
      @tahliasgoddaddy 5 місяців тому +9

      @TayWoode
      Here we also use both of those phrases, tiptoe around someone and walking on eggshells. I believe the phrase feed from a long handled spoon is an old southern saying. Not sure though. My mother said it and her family has been in SWFL for well over 150 years. And my wife uses it. Her family was from a small town in Georgia. Not sure about Toya my best friend who used it. I do know they've been in SWFL for at least 3 generations. We do have some wonky sayings in the south.

  • @kevinkasp
    @kevinkasp 5 місяців тому +295

    After my time in the Philippines, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mexico, and the USA, I’m pretty sure there aren’t any other countries on Earth more dedicated to setting up rules, laws, and systems to discriminate and handicap the majority while giving extra opportunities and advantages to minorities than the USA.
    Just imagine sneaking in to Japan illegally and thinking anything other than instant deportation will occur, as opposed to not only NOT getting kicked out, but government employees’ jobs being to make sure you’re doing ok, helping to arrange for you to have rent-free housing, food, utilities, and a tax-free illegal job.

    • @antipathy17
      @antipathy17 5 місяців тому +14

      I'll say it. Great replacement. It's not about race, it's about culture.

    • @beepboopbleep3695
      @beepboopbleep3695 5 місяців тому

      yeah, if only they didn't put slavery into the constitution, then we wouldn't have to make all the rules to work around it

    • @MarieNeco
      @MarieNeco 5 місяців тому +3

      ​​@@antipathy17what do you mean"replacement "

    • @antipathy17
      @antipathy17 5 місяців тому

      @@MarieNeco moving In immigrants in mass that don't assimilate and require government assistance to sustain themselves. All so one party can sure up it's voting base by assuring they are the party to provide those benefits while demonizing the opposing party. So those immigrants American children hopefully vote a specific way which seems to be for communism.

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому

      The illegals have better smart phones than a lot of citizens now 😂

  • @maemae7426
    @maemae7426 5 місяців тому +83

    It's not anti white racism, it's racism

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому

      ITS NOT😂😂😂

    • @PlayaHatin
      @PlayaHatin 4 місяці тому

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421how?

    • @christina7215
      @christina7215 4 місяці тому

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421if race war happens. It won’t the Whites losing. Trust that one. Whites willl be happy to be free of brown and blacks.

    • @proodjjuice-hz5sn
      @proodjjuice-hz5sn 4 місяці тому +13

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421 It is racism. Racism is just racism, no differences my guy.

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 4 місяці тому

      @@proodjjuice-hz5sn No it's not 😂😂😂 I hate that y'all struggle with the definitions of racism, discrimination, and prejudice so bad. It's like wtf, they need to add it to the SAT's then maybe y'all will get it right.🙄

  • @georgecameron4754
    @georgecameron4754 4 місяці тому +17

    And here I thought that one of the most important aspects of the college experience was being taken out of your comfort zone and exposed to different kinds of people and the different perspectives that they bring to the table. Silly me.

  • @jerryscroggins2421
    @jerryscroggins2421 5 місяців тому +200

    The real problem isn’t how different we are. It’s not knowing how much we are the same.

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому +10

      We are not the same, how can you not see that

    • @jerryscroggins2421
      @jerryscroggins2421 5 місяців тому +14

      @@justinsime3786 your feelings aren't truth truth is we all live breathe bleed raise children love each other and carry on as One race the human race

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому +10

      @@jerryscroggins2421we don’t think alike we don’t look alike we don’t understand alike, were different

    • @KCDCish
      @KCDCish 5 місяців тому +12

      ​@justinsime3786 even if you grow up in the same household, no one is going to be and act the same but wanting to not be around or live with people of a different race is going to cause a bigger divide

    • @jerryscroggins2421
      @jerryscroggins2421 5 місяців тому +1

      @@KCDCish poor people have been doing it middle class people are doing it and rich people are doing it. It’s happening all over the world. Try it

  • @adriennewhite9662
    @adriennewhite9662 5 місяців тому +314

    THANK YOU JOJO! That was the best explanation for racism that I have ever heard, "racism is NOT race specific". I hope you don't mind if I use that occasionally

    • @AmonAnon-vw3hr
      @AmonAnon-vw3hr 5 місяців тому +1

      Literally only one race has ever seen racism as bad.
      The Whites.
      It's literally normal and acceptable in every other race lol.

    • @foxygirl849
      @foxygirl849 5 місяців тому +2

      The explanation is definitely way off lol.

    • @maya_gabriella
      @maya_gabriella День тому

      @@foxygirl849enlighten us

  • @PartiBunni
    @PartiBunni 4 місяці тому +11

    Linguist here, hello! Everyone code switches. That is one of the really fascinating aspects of sociolinguistics. Everyone code switches on a daily basis. You talk differently to your boss than to your best friend or to your grandma. Every time the dynamic switches, people code switch. It’s about word choice and manner more than anything else, and it’s so fascinating. And you don’t necessarily have to be raised a certain way to switch to a specific code. People tend to reflect traits they see in people they’re talking to, regardless of the situation. It’s likely a remnant of our tribalistic roots-we don’t to be perceived as an outsider because outsiders were dangerous.

    • @Burger_pants
      @Burger_pants 3 місяці тому

      WRONG! I have autism and I do not lie to others or use deception to try and fool others into thinking I am someone I am not, You are describing Sociopathy by the way, that is not normal.

    • @rebelle1477
      @rebelle1477 21 день тому

      Dude wtf are you on about, I notice I change my mannerisms all the time when talking to different people, from word choice to accent... doesn't mean I'm a sociopath xD ​@@Burger_pants

  • @bradwood9818
    @bradwood9818 5 місяців тому +14

    The fact that people label colleges as HBCU or PWI is disturbing in itself. Labelling things using race as it's base is racist itself, isn't it? 🤔 How about just "college"?

  • @JamesRieben-rn4lw
    @JamesRieben-rn4lw 5 місяців тому +106

    It's amazing to me how black folks fought so hard for so many years to get away from discrimination and now that they have accomplished that they want to do the exact thing to a race that wasn't a part of the past and neither were they.

    • @Vanessa-ok3ys
      @Vanessa-ok3ys 5 місяців тому +1

      Basically proves the point that human beings in positions of power often will do terrible things no matter what their race. As Thomas Sowell explains slavery was never about race it was about opportunity, people were not victimized because of race but because of vulnerability- which is why every race throughout history has been both guilty of it and victims of it too.

    • @manderly109
      @manderly109 5 місяців тому

      Yet so many think that all white people are inherently evil or a part of some great evil. But the fact that we now see anti white discrimination to this level kind of proves that it’s human nature and if black people were in the position of white people historically they would’ve done the same things, like colonizing. Some people say things like it’s just “payback” etc but the people alive had nothing to do with any of that ?! It’s just hypocrisy all around

    • @missam3404
      @missam3404 4 місяці тому

      How do they want to do it?

    • @JamesRieben-rn4lw
      @JamesRieben-rn4lw 4 місяці тому

      Quit drinking the Kool aid and raising your children to blame white people for all your problems.

    • @UgigigcuguUgigigydyfjg-fl2qi
      @UgigigcuguUgigigydyfjg-fl2qi 4 місяці тому

      It's also amazing how they still own slaves at this very moment.
      It's one of their favorite tactics, gaslighting whites about things THEY actually do.
      When you see how consistently they lie presently and how consistent those lies are with historical accounts, I think they were ALWAYS pushing for special treatment and privilege because they learned QUICKLY that whites can be taken advantage of due to their inclination to help others.

  • @maryqueenofscots5731
    @maryqueenofscots5731 5 місяців тому +24

    Their words will follow them where ever they go. “Safe space”??? Delicate little flowers.

  • @Icarus.19
    @Icarus.19 5 місяців тому +39

    I'm White and grew up in the hood, my son is half black. There were times I had to deal with racism, but the majority of the times the Black community accepted me with open arms. I dated quite a few black females, I was a football coach on an all black team my son played on and I was an usher at a black church for a little while. Everyone always made me feel very welcome. Times are different now, my son's grown up. I find myself wanting to be around my own kind now, I wouldn't want to go to a black college or anything else, not after the mess Obama created. My son is the same way, he sees the hatred from these "Obama babies" and wants no part of it.

    • @thepseudomasterchef7238
      @thepseudomasterchef7238 4 місяці тому +7

      @Icarus.19 I'm white and grew up until age 9 or 10 near the Stapleton housing projects on S.I..My experience during those years taking beatings oftenly, always outnumbered, and by kids older/bigger, tought me many things..My race definitely was part of why it happened, but 90% of those who came to my defense many times were also black..People as individuals are more likely to "act right", but when in groups, not always the case. But your dead on about how "they" lump all whites, all blacks, all gays etc, into 1 box..The phrases like " black culture" or "gay community" really are frustrating..Would you ever hear "white culture" or "the white community" used? Are all blacks the same? Are all whites the same? What the Marxist left is doing to this country is so dangerous

    • @proodjjuice-hz5sn
      @proodjjuice-hz5sn 4 місяці тому +2

      @@thepseudomasterchef7238 Damn man. God Bless.

  • @labenbrittenum6934
    @labenbrittenum6934 5 місяців тому +13

    i never understood that "SAFE SPACE " myself...i think parents and society has made these kids brittle and if anything uncomfortable happens they fall to pieces

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому +1

      If you aren't black you wouldn't understand either. Safe space for me is someone not harassing me or bothering me because of my skin. It's letting me be myself truthfully. It is about not having a white man debate me about my life or trying to screw me over on my grades.

    • @labenbrittenum6934
      @labenbrittenum6934 5 місяців тому +5

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421 in my day that was known as someone being an asshole! and when you leave that safe space they'd be the first standing there waiting on you anyway...from my experience folks who look for a comfortable place to hide never really get a true understanding of life..but what do i know you do you boo and good luck!

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому

      @@labenbrittenum6934 I don't need your luck babes. It's not just an asshole when you make these actions based on someone's race. That is called being a bigot!

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому +3

      @@missmusicalpsychic7421oh damn I’m not black but I’ve been made fun of because of my skin, and I wasn’t taught to immediately think “racism” but rather “that person is an ass and I shouldn’t give them the time of day”
      Teaching black people you need safe spaces to avoid assholes instead of confront them is coddling and damaging

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 4 місяці тому

      @@boodledemic6430 If you're "not black" why are you commenting?🤦🏿‍♀️🤦🏿‍♀️ You weren't taught to understand it's racism bc you aren't black. Lol It's not about being coddled it's about being understood and having common spaces with people who have the same interests as you. Another black person can be an asshole to you anytime of the day or week, that's a difference between a racist and asshole. Y'all say stupid crap all day on the Internet. When other people are in the same vicinity of their own race y'all have no problem with it. You gotta mind your business and stop sticking up for racist, when you don't even understand it. Smh

  • @Farinhir
    @Farinhir 5 місяців тому +97

    I am a quarter American Indian (Native American for the PC crowd but I hate that term). At university I almost won a scholarship for us Natives until they saw me. When they brought me in for an interview they actually said I was too white.
    "We like our white friend"...
    That is a problematic statement.

    • @kennedy98796
      @kennedy98796 5 місяців тому

      lol think if a white person said, this is or black friend

    • @liamwarner5749
      @liamwarner5749 5 місяців тому

      Yet she wont see it that way because in her mind people can't be racist to her because she's white so she'll ignore blatant racist actions.

    • @darthroach9057
      @darthroach9057 5 місяців тому +14

      In my state a very small native tribe decided that they were no longer be called or refereed to as American Indian but were a "Native Americans." They made the whole thing legal and changed the name of their tribe and everything else that refereed to them as American Indians. This was pushed with a loud applause from lots of PC people.
      Then the government said well our treaty is with American Indians tribes and not Native American tribes. So the treaty no longer applies, and they lost their status and reservation lands.

    • @liamwarner5749
      @liamwarner5749 5 місяців тому +8

      @@darthroach9057 Sounds about right, when the company I work for rebranded they had to keep a small division under the old name just because of all the legal contracts with that entity.

    • @concernedamerican8
      @concernedamerican8 5 місяців тому +6

      ​@darthroach9057 great example of "everything woke turns to shite".

  • @Walklikelions
    @Walklikelions 5 місяців тому +32

    The semantic games they play today are unreal. If they can ignore a point because of semantics they will.

  • @sippigrrrl
    @sippigrrrl 5 місяців тому +4

    I went to Xavier for pharmacy school. I’m a White woman from North Dakota. I got a full scholarship, and I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity that Xavier gave me, and I met lots of amazing people who I’m still friends with while I was there. This was 2007-2013, so it could very well be different now. I loved going there, I didn’t feel too out of place, except for my really strong upper Midwest accent; I was a teaching assistant and I had at least one student in each class ask me if I was from a foreign country because it was that different than everyone else. I was glad to move away from the north because I hated the weather up there. I still live in New Orleans.

  • @evele4316
    @evele4316 5 місяців тому +8

    "We like just you" .. means: but not your parents, sisters, brothers etc....
    What a "compliment" , with included insult to your closest people...🤦‍♀️
    As a kid of imigrants (Europe) I have heard that a view times and had always a mixed feeling about it. Till I discovered for myself, that this means what I wrote before...Since then, if somebody told me that again, I explained them what this means...(like before written)...and most times I distance my self from this kind of people. Also from family if somebody have any rasism or negativ mindset..
    Life is to short and there is enough stuff to deal with, so I do not tolarate any negativ people around me.

    • @feiningerjones738
      @feiningerjones738 5 місяців тому +1

      Exactly 👏 and then she smiles as if what they’ve said isn’t problematic. She’s naive.

  • @squidzion365
    @squidzion365 5 місяців тому +55

    Shut out to your dad for raising educated, Articulate Common sense and fact driven, bright young man. Love both of your content. Keep up the good work!!

    • @DWhonest
      @DWhonest 4 місяці тому +3

      What about his mom?

    • @squidzion365
      @squidzion365 4 місяці тому

      And of course's mom but I never see his mom.

  • @LeeZa1969
    @LeeZa1969 5 місяців тому +74

    I do believe what Morgan Friedman said it right..”stop focusing on race” . I believe people aren’t building on the progress society has made but instead keep looking backwards. I’m 54 from Louisiana and definitely my grandfather was disgusting with his racism but that attitude is truly dieing off thankfully. Just wish younger generation could see that and build on that instead of dwell on past awful behaviors. We will never take hate or discrimination out of everyone but we should see that society has grown and majority of people are not racist. Definitely when it comes to jobs & choices in where you wanna live. The laws protect all races and genders now and if they don’t then take them to court and you’ll be rich lol

    • @deniseberman8633
      @deniseberman8633 4 місяці тому

      I happen to agree with Morgan. Why are black kids so focused on what white people are doing and then talk about white people in the negative. It’s racist but they don’t seem to think so. The kids in my neighborhood are so full of hate against whites as if we were still in the 1950’s. I was not raised like that I’ve had friends from all backgrounds all my life.

    • @user-ix5gf2on1w
      @user-ix5gf2on1w 12 годин тому

      No he didn't he said stop taking about it some black human beings found that extremely patronising and rude now if your suggesting all black people should agree with Morgan Freeman your coming across as patronising so the next time anyone's been the victim of racism your advice is don't talk about it your point comes across as completely stupid!

  • @SalsaRimjob
    @SalsaRimjob 5 місяців тому +25

    I went to an HBCU. As an Hispanic man, I didn't think much of it until I arrived. I was only there for one year and had a myriad of issues every college student would hate to have. Every student that was there for 2 or more years were the most kind, hardworking, and respectful people I've every met. Half of the freshmen class were on a whole other level of incompetent I have ever experienced, period. It was almost like every year the bad apples fall way before the good one's. This can be said for plenty of colleges across the country, but believe me when I say, these guys were not taught how to act right.

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому

      Freshman are wild everywhere wtf😂😂😂 I'm my PWI they kicked 5 kids out for drinking they were all white. Please, they weren't taught how to act either.

    • @I.am.Ambriel
      @I.am.Ambriel Місяць тому +1

      I am glad that you had the experience you did. And thank you for your comment ... but, we do have to face the elephant in the room here. There is massive difference, overall, in how groups that may exclude white persons may entreat a visibly mestizo person of brown skin, right?

  • @toyosia8051
    @toyosia8051 5 місяців тому +14

    Any race can be racist and any race can experience racism. I wish everyone could just get along please😭

  • @SymGenie
    @SymGenie 5 місяців тому +145

    I went to a prominent HBCU 23 years ago in the northeast. There were white kids there, and we all gave them props for keeping an open mind and putting themselves into a situation where they were the minority.
    We had to take an African Diaspora class freshman year. I actually took enough Afro studies courses to qualify for a minor, and I can say there were a lot of topics back then that were feeding the seed of black superiority. Specifically, I remember the topic of racialism vs racism. It felt very very wrong. By that schools teachings, Racialism is the acknowledgment that races have inherent differences that may be positive or negative, while racism is the belief that a specific race is better in all things. This just boggles the mind because i have always believed that race is a social construct that misconstrues class for vague generalized immutable physical characteristics. Caribbean blacks are very different from African blacks who are different from American blacks. To view all of those groups as the same because they are black is racist. To me, the belief that race should be used to judge people is racism. The view that race means means you are better is a worse form or racism aka ethnic superiority. It definitely felt like they were teaching kids how to justify and defend inherently racist views. A lot of the views I hear younger people talking about indicate that many kids absorbed those worse lessons. This clashed horribly with what I was taught at a white parochial school growing up in the late 80s n 90s that merit is all that matters, and to judge people based on their actions. I legit do not remember hearing many judgemental and racial opinions that gave me pause as one of only 5 black kids in my whole grade as I did in that hbcu.

    • @chedderburg
      @chedderburg 5 місяців тому +39

      I was the only white kid in my 5th grade class. My teacher called my mom after a month or so to check if I was ok, and the teacher (who was also black) asked if I was having any issues being the only white kid and my mom told her I never mentioned anything about race because why would that matter. This would have been 1995. My mom only told me this story years later.
      I never thought about race growing up and it was only in middle school where the black kids started to not let me or other white kids sit with my friends at lunch that I was exposed to racism.
      I thought it was weird how the black kids were segregating from everyone else and how they would talk different than they did growing up. I realize all these kids were acting how the media was portraying black kids, they were code switching to “black” when they didn’t even talk like that at home.

    • @mattschrader5047
      @mattschrader5047 5 місяців тому +20

      To a true racist skin color is the primary defining human characteristic of every individual. Don't waste your time arguing with them Such an obviously twisted view of reality is clearly a mental disorder. Just think of them as delusional instead of wondering what you can do to help their self inflicted victimhood. Hope that helps.

    • @thcreedon
      @thcreedon 5 місяців тому +7

      Come to my white European house, try my European culture food, before you judge it

    • @glacierglider8893
      @glacierglider8893 5 місяців тому +13

      I went to all white Catholic school from 1977-1985 and they taught all about black history and racism. They didn't hold back and we watched Roots and a graphic Holocaust movie at school when I was under 10-yrs-old bc they wanted to instill in us to never be racist. My sister went to public high school 1 yr ahead of me and bc we were taught these things at school and at home she didn't know that liking a black kid would be the scandal it became after a white girl pretending to be her friend and taking her to the black kid's house she liked when my sister got drugged and gang-raped by an unknown number of black guys who took photos and showed them around school. Because my sister went to the house it was all her fault and it was to the point where "rape" wasn't mentioned or mattered and my sister was 14 and wanted to forget it all. The next year I got there and was called "n-lover" by black and white students all the time. My sister went through more hell than me. The only friend that stuck by my sister was a black girl and I know it wasn't easy for her to do. I don't know exactly why except maybe the black and white people treating me bad almost evenly made me not have racist feelings over this. My first few jobs I had met great black people and black people liked me. In the nineties I had 2 relationships with black men and nobody seemed to care and my black girlfriends I worked with as CPS investigators used to joke that I was black. I assumed because I was genuine. I didn't act different around them then they saw act with white people and I didn't try to copy them. They even threw a surprise birthday party for me which no one ever did anything like that for me. I never had many white girlfriends. I know they thought blacks could be racist. In today's world I wouldn't even do a job like CPS bc the nature of the job is punitive and I would be too afraid the clients would lie and say I said racist things and they would fire me. Sad part is, I was exactly who you would want on that job if you needed someone to fight for you as I often did when prosecutors wanted to yank black kids out of a home for nothing when they never even talked to the kids or the family. I wouldn't have an interracial relationship now if I were single like I did in the nineties because its too much trouble. It's best when we can fight against real racism because I can do that all day long but now people want to make interracial dating racist now. I live in the hood as does about 80 of my cousins and I always liked living in an integrated area. My mom born in 1932 lived across the street from an elderly black woman who was born a slave when she was a kid. I live on that street now. When the lefties tried to come destroy this hood they got met with black men and guns that made them leave. Since 2020, police killed 2 white men here and one was unarmed and it got secs of local news when they covered Breonna Taylor daily. I know they don't care more about Breonna bc they care for no one. This is all because the elite want to divide us. The Occupy Movement was class based. We chanted "we are the 99%" with the goal being to get money out of politics and Occupy died because they sent in all these instigators that brought in identity politics to destroy it and separate us. It worked. This is not about helping my black neighbors because it's not helping them or anyone else. The only fear elites have is class unity. In 1997, I was pulled off the street, raped, and being choked to death when someone was coming and he got off me and ran and he was black and called me "white cunt" but I knew white men raped too and it was easy for me not to make it about race but Critical Race Theory says I am supposed to look at him as a group and not an individual but I will not do it. I wouldn't do a line-up months later of a suspect in a similar case bc I legitimately couldn't picture his face anymore. I said only DNA will ID him and they said I had to a line-up to get my rape kit processed. I will never regret not doing the line-up bc it is only him I blame. They want us to not look at each other as individuals and it's not good for any of us. They will call a black person a "white supremacist"now if they refuse to go along so it's them controlling black people even though it appears as they are doing it for black people it's about controlling all of us. I know I write kind of choppy and bad but it's sad what they are doing to all of us.

    • @Kunfucious577
      @Kunfucious577 5 місяців тому +3

      The difference from then and now is that they taught you how to think back then and that’s how you were able to see that. Today they teach these kids what to think. They’re just memorizing whatever is fed to them.

  • @debblouin
    @debblouin 5 місяців тому +66

    PWI?
    Tulane has 61% white student body. That is exactly the representation of the white non-Hispanic population in the US. Does that make it predominant, or is it simply representative?

    • @missam3404
      @missam3404 4 місяці тому

      PWI

    • @mr.meatsoup5639
      @mr.meatsoup5639 4 місяці тому +5

      That makes it "normal". US just loves to label, categorize and segregate everything.

  • @nobodyhere9258
    @nobodyhere9258 5 місяців тому +1

    Love you covering these very important matters ❤️

  • @pv6505
    @pv6505 4 місяці тому +1

    I just discovered your channel and I'm surfing through a bunch of your videos, I like watching you brainstorm and analyze what you're watching, it's very real and as a viewer makes me feel very engaged. Keep up the good work!!

  • @pookie717
    @pookie717 5 місяців тому +33

    When did racism or prejudices become a thing that only effect people who've been oppressed? It's treating people a certain way based only on race or religion or sexuality etc. And furthermore if these college students actually learned their history, every group of people no matter race or ethnicity has been oppressed and mistreat at some point in history. But that would mean they couldn't be the victim of her own racism. Sad how unintelligent these college kids are. Their understanding of the world is beyond my understanding at this point. You can't hate anyone if they're black or brown or yellow or hate them because their preferred pronouns or sex/gender or their religion UNLESS they are white. Then it's all good. Hate is hate. Period.

    • @liamwarner5749
      @liamwarner5749 5 місяців тому +8

      In the last few years there's been a huge push to redefine racism by including qualifiers like it only applies to minority groups or if its a systematic inbuilt view. Its why the girl at the start was saying she didn't think you can be racist to white people because she's probably bought into one of those views and believes racism doesn't apply to whites because they're the majority, not oppressed, not systematically discriminated against (yet). Its easy to miss but when that girl is talking about the white students being in one floor on the university she say's "I think that definately is racism, depending on who requested that." The act all the white students are being put in one place is ONLY racism if the wrong group requested it not the action itself to her.

    • @pookie717
      @pookie717 5 місяців тому +7

      @@liamwarner5749 yeah. I know this. That's my issue, redefining vocabulary as desired. Kind of like male and female or anything else people are wasting time doing. Everyone deserves a certain level of respect until they don't. Doesn't matter what your race, religion identity or whatever. There's good people and bad people in every walk of life. Racism is exactly what it's always been defined as, treating people differently based on their race and only their race. Period. These nuances people want to believe to make them feel okay about being racist is childish and ignorant. But i guess life is easy when you're never the one to blame for your shortcomings.

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому +2

      @@pookie717change the language you change the culture. These people redefining our language are doing it intentionally with a clear purpose

    • @andromedamessier3176
      @andromedamessier3176 4 місяці тому

      It is like changing definition of gender and woman. They wanna change definition to fit more into their label. It gotten push back because it lack common sense. I could never called someone clearly a girl they/them. It just feel unnatural.

    • @kingjazon2821
      @kingjazon2821 29 днів тому

      A lot of y'all just don't understand and never will be able too. This is a result of your people's actions over a long period of time. This is not about your skin being white which it's really not anyway. Why are you not mad at your own people for creating this reality for you all. It's literally over 2000 documented hate groups in America alone, but you feel minorities should trust all of you without thought.

  • @gialovesjesus8350
    @gialovesjesus8350 5 місяців тому +12

    So young, and so full of wisdom. Jojo, you will excel in ANYTHING you put your mind into.

  • @binkbreezy4910
    @binkbreezy4910 4 місяці тому

    Excellent video. Excellent commentary! Man it was like I was thinking something and then you would put it into words 👍

  • @LMLalko-im4uz
    @LMLalko-im4uz 5 місяців тому

    Definitely enjoy your selections and comments. You are intelligent, but more than that, you have WISDOM and a GOOD HEART. A real man is hard to find and you are a great example. God bless.

  • @samanthavickrey2154
    @samanthavickrey2154 5 місяців тому +92

    I am anti racism but I know it exists more in this younger college generation. How does going to an HBCU prepare kids for the real world?

    • @totaljimbo
      @totaljimbo 5 місяців тому +37

      How does any college these days prepare kids for the real world.

    • @AmonAnon-vw3hr
      @AmonAnon-vw3hr 5 місяців тому +27

      "Anti-racism" is just double speak for antiwhite.

    • @DingusMcRingus
      @DingusMcRingus 5 місяців тому

      So you're anti-white?

    • @MaxxBeach-xv4sk
      @MaxxBeach-xv4sk 5 місяців тому +5

      I’m white and I went to a HBCU school for my degree. I graduated over a decade ago. I never felt any different and I had a great experience. Now, I do think it would be different if I went now. There was a death in the dorms while I was enrolled and recently my Alma Mater had a shooting there during homecoming. This is at a HBCU so 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @scruffmcgruffthecrimedawg5661
      @scruffmcgruffthecrimedawg5661 5 місяців тому +8

      ​@@AmonAnon-vw3hrhow is anti racism being anti white when you can be racist to white people ?

  • @jeffgrey2161
    @jeffgrey2161 5 місяців тому +10

    All of this racism is killing me inside..

  • @Henricus.
    @Henricus. 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for this bro ❤

  • @rozannaedwro934
    @rozannaedwro934 5 місяців тому +1

    Thank you for addressing this sad issue.

  • @TheLittleLambTalks
    @TheLittleLambTalks 5 місяців тому +10

    Why would you only want to be surrounded with the same type of people?!

    • @saltycabbage42
      @saltycabbage42 5 місяців тому +4

      That's all of human history diversity is a new thing relatively speaking

    • @srodriguez721
      @srodriguez721 5 місяців тому

      Because you are a racist!

    • @abbiereynolds8016
      @abbiereynolds8016 4 місяці тому

      And it's a naive notion at best. Just because you're surrounded by people that look like you doesn't automatically mean you're going to be safe. In fact I'd argue that as a black woman, being in a place surrounded by only black people is probably the most dangerous place for me to be in. If anything happened to me like for example I got attacked I'd be screwed. Knowing how black people are they'd protect my attacker and tell me to suck it up buttercup. No thanks😬

    • @I.am.Ambriel
      @I.am.Ambriel Місяць тому

      Somebody has taught them this

  • @PaulMathias1
    @PaulMathias1 5 місяців тому +28

    Scott Adams' quote 'White people need to get the hell away from Black people." keeps ringing more authentic and more accurate and more genuine.

    • @BD-di7of
      @BD-di7of 4 місяці тому +2

      This.But we know it already

    • @totenfurwotan4478
      @totenfurwotan4478 4 місяці тому

      It’s 100% true. They want nothing to do with whites other then our gibs

    • @reggieshavers630
      @reggieshavers630 4 місяці тому

      That’s right run to the Chinese and the cartel. That’s who your big brothers sold the country out to but as long as it wasn’t the blacks huh.😭😂😭😂

  • @4FangedFreak
    @4FangedFreak 4 місяці тому +2

    I can act however I want in public and treat whoever I want however I want because of my skin color. The definition of black privilege in 2024

  • @davidmilner6831
    @davidmilner6831 4 місяці тому

    I’m curious as to which HBCU you go to? I truly enjoy your content and thank you for the time you commit to producing content.

  • @chrisleigh485
    @chrisleigh485 5 місяців тому +15

    One more thing: we use HBCU because HISTORICALLY, as in, “in the past,” they WERE Black colleges and universities. That is why the “H” is there now. Today, the colleges are open to anyone.

    • @MaxxBeach-xv4sk
      @MaxxBeach-xv4sk 5 місяців тому +1

      Yes, absolutely

    • @Necroverse19
      @Necroverse19 2 місяці тому +1

      They're still black colleges until they're just called "colleges". No excuses.

  • @deaconroehl8461
    @deaconroehl8461 5 місяців тому +20

    The real problem isn’t how different we are. It’s not knowing how much we are the same. I spent 22 years in the Army went to Iraq 2 times we all bleed red they need to teach that in school. over half of the wounded I helped were of someone other than white. I myself am half white. Most of my good friends in the military are not white and we treat each other like brothers and sisters from another mother. we need to start teaching people to stand together instead of being separate because of melanin.

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому

      We are different and if you can’t see that there’s no helping you

    • @twells138
      @twells138 5 місяців тому +2

      @@justinsime3786 You have completely missed his point, and have made the same point several times in an attempt to sow division - and in accident, proving his point.

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому

      @@twells138 yeah keep coping for a people who wishes genacide on a whole race

    • @justinsime3786
      @justinsime3786 5 місяців тому

      @@twells138 who gets on the internet every day and blatantly shows their racism and division? Here’s a hint it’s not whites

    • @twells138
      @twells138 5 місяців тому

      @@justinsime3786 You are delusional. Get help.

  • @sdog7847
    @sdog7847 5 місяців тому +1

    I'm old, white, and disabled. I can barely walk. I cannot drive anymore. No matter where I go every person, regardless of color, age, gender, helps me. They see me and will wait to help me get in the door, etc. Where is the racism today? Perhaps there are evil people who would mug me and take my belongings because I am vulnerable. Is that racist, or is that just evil?

  • @Xavier-ww9zy
    @Xavier-ww9zy 2 місяці тому +2

    It's weird to think skin color makes a bigger difference than a value system or moral code

  • @mcconn746
    @mcconn746 5 місяців тому +8

    I am an old white guy and was a racist when I was young. Over time I interacted with people from a lot of backgrounds and found that people are people. Some were good and some not so good but that had nothing to do with skin color. My daughter in law is from Mexico. One of my best half dozen friends is black. When I was working, I had White and Black friends. I had friends from India, Iraq, Israel and a couple of other friends from the mid-east but I forget where.
    Sadly some in the media tell people that all white people are privileged. Some of them are multimillionaires and people believe them that blacks are oppressed. I would love for someone to explain to me how Obama's kids are more privileged than my kids. My kids liked in a mobile home 7 years. We live in the south and did not have air conditioner several of those years. One of my kids had a hole in the ceiling where I fell through it and could not afford to repair it. We only had wood heat several years. It is better now but it is because I worked a full time job and a part time job most of those years.
    There is such a thing as being privileged but it is not because of skin color. If you do not have a disability and are around average intelligence, you have privilege. One exception is people who have been taught that they are victims. You are victims of people who are often well meaning people who destroy the dreams of young black kids.
    We who do not have major disabilities should recognize that people who do need help and help them...just my opinion.

    • @Noifsnobutsnococonuts-rj4kk
      @Noifsnobutsnococonuts-rj4kk 5 місяців тому +3

      Glad you changed and I wish you the best for new opportunities

    • @mcconn746
      @mcconn746 5 місяців тому +1

      @@Noifsnobutsnococonuts-rj4kk Thanks.

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому +2

      Well said. Privelage is something granted or innate, not taken or stolen or the like

    • @Burger_pants
      @Burger_pants 3 місяці тому

      @@mcconn746 I'm a young(ish) white person and I have BECOME racist, because I am also LGBT, and I have been assaulted TWICE by black men and both times the justice system told me to go to hell because of the color of my skin. I have been harassed, had my property vandalized and my animals poisoned, I refuse to associate with anyone anymore, but I could not be paid to befriend a black person in 2024, I stopped trying because it serves me no purpose.

  • @aelder1961
    @aelder1961 5 місяців тому +42

    Jojo I wish everyone thought the way you do. I think you’re a good person and have a big heart. My comment that I just left is not targeted to the average person it’s targeted to the racist

  • @mr.burress9575
    @mr.burress9575 4 дні тому

    They have completely destroyed her self esteem

  • @FrankyCpunishmentSTYLE
    @FrankyCpunishmentSTYLE 5 місяців тому +6

    My mom is Mexican (native indigenous) and my dad is Caucasian and I feel bad when folks hate their own skin, I grew up with mostly raza around and a lot of whites too so it was weird fitting in until I got older, but to hear a white person say “you can’t be racist to white people” is insane and cringey as fk, I’ve met racists of all colors and in environments where they had the upper hand I’m talking all kinds of races cause I’ll go anywhere. It’s sad and embarrassing when I hear white kids (25 and younger) hate their own skin or say things like this and even if it was another race hate themselves it’s just sad 😂

    • @malcolm.wilson.5885
      @malcolm.wilson.5885 4 місяці тому

      Agree 100%, i'm white and their are so many things that some whites say today that makes me want to grab them a knock some sense back into them, as it shows a weak and broken person, made that way predominately by blacks and other coloureds, itis sickening to me that they have given up !!!.

  • @Defhrone
    @Defhrone 5 місяців тому +32

    In my country we don't really have schools self segregating along skin colour. We do have schools that segregate by religion. We have, for example Muslim only schools. And from my experience, people who've attended these religious schools (this also goes from Christrian/Catholic schools btw) are generally less well intergrated into the general public. I think it's because it creates an 'us versus them' mentality with an added air of superiourity because of their respective religions

    • @cincoy3679
      @cincoy3679 5 місяців тому

      Where do you leave.

    • @Uriel-Septim.
      @Uriel-Septim. 5 місяців тому +2

      The down side to Tribalism.

    • @MaxxBeach-xv4sk
      @MaxxBeach-xv4sk 5 місяців тому

      That is private and does have a tuition. I had a friend who was not at all a practicing Jevv but they went to private Catholic schools all their life. Even, to this day, they drink beer and eat cheeseburgers at the pub. Don’t keep kosher. So that isn’t even completely separate either.

  • @jessd3107
    @jessd3107 5 місяців тому +31

    People only oppress themselves by allowing their perception of other people affect their life in a negative way...

    • @missmusicalpsychic7421
      @missmusicalpsychic7421 5 місяців тому

      No, people are oppressed by other people due to structural racism. You can do everything right and still have issues, did you hear about the Navy Federal Credit Union, when blacks make twice as much and have excellent credit scores and were denied based on race? This is structural, not some psychological mind game.

  • @jamesbaggett7223
    @jamesbaggett7223 4 місяці тому +2

    I was a student at 2 HBCUs (ECSU and UMES...Graduated in 2013 from ECSU with a BFA). I never felt outright discriminated against by my fellow students, although there were times that I sensed either hostility, or indifference from other students. I learned quickly to just keep to myself, and keep a small circle of friends that I was usually the only caucasian fellow. I think the closest I came to being discriminated against was when I was dating the woman who is now my ex-wife. We were having breakfast in the cafeteria and I had gotten up to get another cup of coffee. I returned to the table to find a large Nigerian fellow looming over her telling her that she shouldn't be dating me because "A black queen needs a black king" she laughed in his face.

  • @miscalotastuff733
    @miscalotastuff733 4 місяці тому +1

    Due you are freaking awesome!

  • @TheBasedUchiha
    @TheBasedUchiha 5 місяців тому +30

    I'm gonna have to say it. The picture of that girl before she went to this HBCU... and the video of her now speaks VOLUMES. I feel horrible for this womans poor parents... they sent her daughter to a university to expand her knowledge and improve as a person.. and instead she got sloppy, ghettofied, and ran through..
    Parents, keep your daughters out of university.

    • @a.mp.m7340
      @a.mp.m7340 5 місяців тому

      Are you an idiot? She's dressed down. She's just chilling around her home, probably coming back from practice.....seriously, are you an idiot??

    • @stanbily9416
      @stanbily9416 4 місяці тому +3

      @@ijogiMany Universities (e.g, Harvard) are the issue for allowing bigotry and discrimination against White Jewish students, for instance though.

    • @boodledemic6430
      @boodledemic6430 4 місяці тому +4

      @@stanbily9416Harvard really said there’s a time and place for anti-semitism that is ok 😂 and we’re supposed to just accept that

  • @trinketsphinx3212
    @trinketsphinx3212 5 місяців тому +14

    16:00 people don't want to say it? That must place me in the minority then, because when I was applying for scholarships, a family member gave me a book with the applications to literally thousands of scholarships. You could beat someone beyond recognition with this beast. And I have kept that book through every move since because to this day, I will point to it and say that in that book large enough to cause irreparable damage to a living being, I was able to apply for about 100. And over half of those was because I was born female. And I say that to anyone who will listen, and even a couple that don't want to.

    • @danyellconner7298
      @danyellconner7298 5 місяців тому

      What’s the book name?

    • @trinketsphinx3212
      @trinketsphinx3212 5 місяців тому

      @danyellconner7298 the ultimate book of scholarships. They publish a new one every year.

  • @williamhalejr.4289
    @williamhalejr.4289 5 місяців тому +1

    I KNEW what an HBCU school was, but what the hell is a PWI? I have never even heard of that.

    • @visi5612
      @visi5612 4 місяці тому

      it stands for "Predominantly White Institution"

    • @williamhalejr.4289
      @williamhalejr.4289 4 місяці тому

      @@visi5612 ok, never heard that term either,

    • @visi5612
      @visi5612 4 місяці тому

      @@williamhalejr.4289 me either, i just heard it from the video

  • @nonedermis4611
    @nonedermis4611 Місяць тому

    "you can be racist to anybody" thankyou!

  • @carolw24
    @carolw24 5 місяців тому +16

    Have you ever interviewed other students at your HBCU about racism or segregation? Your viewpoint is so great, it would be nice to hear you debate others

    • @citizencoy4393
      @citizencoy4393 4 місяці тому

      He would lose instantly bc truth stands on facts not opinions. He doesn’t even know about intersections in the convo which acknowledges what most of you yt ppl r complaining about.

  • @lynnedavidson4772
    @lynnedavidson4772 5 місяців тому +21

    I went to a PJI [Jewish], and although skin colour didn't differentiate us, I still stood out enough to be ostricized to an extent. 'Racism' isn't just about skin color. Especially since 'race' is not scientifically supported. Black and white is really just ... 50 shades of gray?

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому

      Common misconception, it is scientifically supported, but other races of humans have long since died out, so it's no longer relevant

    • @quitran828
      @quitran828 5 місяців тому

      Yes, Fifteyshadesofgrayism.
      Some subjects/facts are taboo, and rightfullly so.

    • @BurgertubeFounder
      @BurgertubeFounder 5 місяців тому +1

      Race is real.

    • @stanbily9416
      @stanbily9416 4 місяці тому +2

      @@BurgertubeFounderRace is a social construct.

    • @honestfriend767
      @honestfriend767 4 місяці тому

      No 50 shades of brown.

  • @mgentile7
    @mgentile7 5 місяців тому +1

    Who doesnt miss the days of separate but equal !!!!

  • @Hoffinator
    @Hoffinator 5 місяців тому +1

    Racism is racism is racism. End Of. Great video, keep it up !!

  • @jeremiahharms2431
    @jeremiahharms2431 5 місяців тому +108

    I've been a minority numerous times in my life: for being white, being male, having English as my first language.
    Racism is literally basing thoughts, judgements or actions on somebody's race. HBCUs are acceptable and promoted segregation.

    • @SCPrepper82
      @SCPrepper82 5 місяців тому

      I absolutely agree. Your entire race fought like hell to go to school with white people. So....why on earth do you want to segregate yourself? It’s ridiculous.

    • @lukeherbst7931
      @lukeherbst7931 5 місяців тому +6

      Same I live in South africa

    • @PatricenotPatrick
      @PatricenotPatrick 5 місяців тому +5

      Not really since anyone can attend though I personally have no interest 🤷🏿‍♀️

    • @jeremiahharms2431
      @jeremiahharms2431 5 місяців тому +3

      @@PatricenotPatrick HBCU's are as systemically racist as anything else in this country. There are absolutely no laws or rules in existence that segregate anywhere in this country, and yet, there seems to be more and more segregation going on and, more importantly, more accusations of systemic racism. Of course anyone can attend HBCU's, I never accused any of those universities of discrimination. It is merely encouraged to segregate by race.

    • @PatricenotPatrick
      @PatricenotPatrick 5 місяців тому +2

      @@jeremiahharms2431I don’t disagree there. Idk why we treat HBCU’s differently than other colleges. I get the historical significance of being an “HBCU” but it’s not pre 1964 anymore. Those days are over.

  • @Hope_this_is_just_a_dream1994
    @Hope_this_is_just_a_dream1994 5 місяців тому +20

    Man, I ain't got enough energy to hate anybody else, all my hate is directed towards my self. If somebody wants to talk about me, they are letting some other soul rest .
    This world is a hateful place.
    Btw, I love your videos.
    They make you think❤
    Peace, happiness, and good health to you, my friend.😊

    • @Uriel-Septim.
      @Uriel-Septim. 5 місяців тому +1

      "Hate has caused a lot of problems in this world, but it has not solved one yet."
      --Maya Angelou.
      "Holding on to anger is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die"
      - Buddha.
      “What we think, we become.” - Buddha.
      "Do not be quickly provoked in your spirit, for anger resides in the lap of fools"
      - Ecclesiastes.
      .

  • @kimjluxuryslay7841
    @kimjluxuryslay7841 3 місяці тому

    I’m new to ur channel found you on my timeline. The algorithm is definitely algorithming lol Jojo I’m 38 brotha and all I can say is your mind is brilliant keep on keeping on you got a new subscriber in me. Love you channel.

  • @justinrobinson1763
    @justinrobinson1763 2 місяці тому

    I like your style this could definitely go somewhere keep it up

  • @donhosmer8159
    @donhosmer8159 5 місяців тому +7

    66 years old
    I grew up when people fought and died
    To end segregation and fight racism
    I seem to remember that it was the Democrats who were in favor of segregation
    And now 60 years later
    They are up to it again

    • @stephaniehall6309
      @stephaniehall6309 4 місяці тому

      Just like Hitler no joke , first he taught in schools to hate by race and divide, then the youth and other Germans were brainwashed to hate any non Germans, then they all cheered as Hitler disarmed the non Germans and round them up to exterminate them , Jews ,blacks, disabled, old , young , France, Poland ,many more non Germans exterminated.

    • @rationalbacon5872
      @rationalbacon5872 4 місяці тому

      By all appearances they shouldn't have bothered fightinghuman nature.

  • @ErickWhite-Gronok
    @ErickWhite-Gronok 5 місяців тому +4

    You know, I've never thought about a college and the people on campus. I've thought about the education, how far away it was from my family, and whether they've had a good reputation. Just cause it is historically black, or historically white shouldn't really matter. What matters is the education you're getting and if the people in the college are going to be open and respectful, period. If they try to help you get through awesome. At my college I was the guy that spent a lot of time tutoring for free other people. Some older ones, some from elsewhere. It ... didn't matter to me. I would think that most normal people would feel the same thing. Open your spheres of influence and be friends with who your friends with and find people you like to hang with.

  • @rebje
    @rebje 2 місяці тому

    I'm from Europe and my jaw hit the floor.. I understand a bit of the origin of HBCUs but to maintain this level of segregation to this day really really surprises me.

  • @JuriKet
    @JuriKet 5 місяців тому

    Jojo, you sure are a wise (young) man.... Greetings from Amsterdam.

  • @Zeroscifer
    @Zeroscifer 5 місяців тому +23

    This video mentioned something that always bugs me, the girls commented about how "I say the Nword for her" in the song. To me these days the Nword is racist in the other way now. Think about it, "I can say X word, but you as a white person cannot say the word." It is judging someone because of their skin. If you don't want the word used, then stop celebrating it, if you want to take it back then take it back and have it loose it's power. But we keep that ONE word in a special place.
    There are slurs for every race, but that is the ONE that is both forbidden and praised. The ONE that can only be spoken if you have the right skin color. IMO a racist word is a racist word, make it be used only by the racists so we know them. If we want to say the N-word is wrong then stop singing about it, stop calling your friend one, etc....

    • @garrickwilcox8689
      @garrickwilcox8689 5 місяців тому +1

      Imo if youre singing along with a song.....youre quoting it. Id say its a bit different than just saying something for yourself. If i sing Rudolph the red nosed reindeer it doesnt mean i think he exists.....so the whole getting mad at people singing along to the n word is dumb......like....get mad at the rapper....i didnt write the shit....aint part of MY vocabulary lol.

    • @jbone9900
      @jbone9900 5 місяців тому +1

      Nah if you are not black you can not say that word you can't tell us how to run our culture.

    • @pinkturtle2016
      @pinkturtle2016 5 місяців тому

      lol it’s a word with history, I agree with them gatekeeping it

    • @jasonsummit1885
      @jasonsummit1885 5 місяців тому

      They need to stop using the word "cracker" to refer to white people too. It's racially offensive, I was never a slave owner so therefore I could never be a cracker.

    • @Zeroscifer
      @Zeroscifer 5 місяців тому +2

      @@pinkturtle2016 It has the same history as every other racial slur. The japanese where literally put in camps, so have a much harsher history and more closely tied to current events as people who where in those camps are alive today, but not one rule against saying "Jap" except that it is known only racists use it.

  • @quintdunaway1126
    @quintdunaway1126 5 місяців тому +13

    The video was wack from the beginning when the guy said that hbcu's are diverse and inclusive. Well that's an oxymoron because how can you be diverse and be inclusive? Lmfao 🤣

    • @christophermonteith2774
      @christophermonteith2774 5 місяців тому +2

      Diverse meaning a mixture/ with many differences interacting, inclusive meaning to include a large number of people/ not excluding

    • @quintdunaway1126
      @quintdunaway1126 5 місяців тому

      @@christophermonteith2774 diversity means "one for all", where as inclusiveness means "all for one".

  • @budweiser600
    @budweiser600 5 місяців тому

    When you lose a fight (even if you were never called upon to fight), you gotta expect to be constantly belittled.

  • @sarahmunromaddonna6264
    @sarahmunromaddonna6264 4 місяці тому +1

    I was born in 84. I grew up not judging people by their color. I appreciate all the similarities and differences that we all bring to the table. The sheer amount we have suddenly started talking about skin color is staggering to me. It is not moving us forward, it is literally taking us backwards. And the poor kids nowadays are being taught in SCHOOL to be ashamed of themselves! Or to think of other students as hateful based on their skin color. It is vile. It hurts to see how much hatred is being dumped into people's heads.
    And the kids at the black college are saying how it was originally made for black and native kids. I didn't see ANY native kids! How many native kids get to utilize the resource? And would the kids get mad if the school wasn't just considered a school of black culture, but embraced native culture too?
    This stuff is so confusing to me. Genuinely. I don't know how to think like this and I apologize if any way I phrased anything sounds insensitive, my questions are genuine and I just don't know how to ask the questions, aside from just asking them. ❤

  • @IH8COMERCIALRNB
    @IH8COMERCIALRNB 5 місяців тому +6

    This happens alot. You just don't see it until you see it. We are slowly being segregated again. Not just on campus, in clubs. If you come to Australia, you will see how noone in parks seems to socialize together. People end up grouping in ethnic and racial groups, and the minority is mixed crowds.

  • @shawnclement3365
    @shawnclement3365 5 місяців тому +6

    I went to a high school that was 98% black. Most were awesome people, but jerks were mixed into the pot. I imagine HBCU is similar in that you stick with as many awesome people because they will watch your back against the jerks.
    And by the way. High School was a minute ago (Ronald Reagan). Back then I dropped out of college to join the military, I finally went back and now will be graduating in June 2024.

  • @chelseachyannejessyyork
    @chelseachyannejessyyork 5 місяців тому

    😮i was here sitting doing something while listening with it in my other hand and thought i accidentally fast forward 😂

  • @bb3ll07
    @bb3ll07 4 місяці тому +1

    PWIs treat EVERYBODY the same! This is why I loved my college OLE MISS 🙌🏾

  • @emmahowells8334
    @emmahowells8334 5 місяців тому +11

    Safe place, safe places from what, what danger do they perceive to be in when in America?.

    • @occamsshavecream4541
      @occamsshavecream4541 5 місяців тому

      No safe space will protect anyone from a racist mindset.

    • @Lissa0921
      @Lissa0921 5 місяців тому +3

      I asked the same thing. Safe from what???

    • @emmahowells8334
      @emmahowells8334 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@@Lissa0921Seems we may never get the answer.

    • @occamsshavecream4541
      @occamsshavecream4541 5 місяців тому

      It's designed that way so they are perpetual victims and no one can disagree or they are racist as well-that's how it works.@@emmahowells8334

  • @TheLittleLambTalks
    @TheLittleLambTalks 5 місяців тому +12

    So by saying they “act” black… that means there is a black standard practice of being… please, enlighten me!

    • @hellooutthere8956
      @hellooutthere8956 5 місяців тому +1

      Are you serious? You don't know wht tht means? It's a cultural identity.

    • @sharonodom6423
      @sharonodom6423 5 місяців тому +1

      ​@@hellooutthere8956 but what does that look like?! What does it mean to "act black"? Maybe an example would help; like instead of doing this, "act black" & do what?

    • @katpoohtoo
      @katpoohtoo 5 місяців тому

      ​@@hellooutthere8956 you're right. These other commenters seem to be pretending to never have seen cultural identity. How many blacks love classical music vs how many love rap? It's rap. How many blacks talk American standard vs Southern black with a touch of ebonics? It's Southern black with a touch of ebonics. How many blacks have a pull-yourself-up-by-the-bootstraps attitude vs "muh victimization". It's "muh victimization". How many blacks think independently and voted for Trump vs blacks voting for biden because they're black? It's blacks voting for biden because they're black. How many blacks have the sense of self-responsibility vs blacks who claim "the white man is holding me down?. How many blacks are honest enough to admit that black on black violence is heck of a lot higher than white on black violence? Somebody's going to be "offended" by what I wrote, but I wrote the truth just based on observation.

    • @RighteousAnger4God
      @RighteousAnger4God 5 місяців тому

      ​@@sharonodom6423it means to be ghetto, disrespectful to anybody of authority, and that you can't speak proper English. That's what it means to "act black" in America. Take it from a white woman that went to a majority black school in Covington, KY. Class of 2018.

    • @Ray-lw2rh
      @Ray-lw2rh 4 місяці тому +1

      @@hellooutthere8956 Explain then, we don’t know.

  • @kevinob1983
    @kevinob1983 3 дні тому

    This is utterly ridiculous

  • @slimm420
    @slimm420 4 місяці тому

    The same thing that my last 2 employers did. Literally. It was expressed that it was based on that.

  • @--Doodlebug--
    @--Doodlebug-- 5 місяців тому +18

    IMO The fact that they are 'Historically Black" has little meaning in 2023. Other universities are "Historically White". The point of desegregation is to desegregate. Meaning, all schools are integrated so just because one school was historically Black and another historically white doesn't mean that we should keep the remnants of racism alive just because during our segregated past a university was predominantly one race or the other out of necessity. It's no longer necessary. It's racist.

    • @AmonAnon-vw3hr
      @AmonAnon-vw3hr 5 місяців тому +3

      Capitalized B in black but small w in White.
      Your mind has been captured and you don't even know it lol.

    • @--Doodlebug--
      @--Doodlebug-- 5 місяців тому +2

      @@AmonAnon-vw3hr It was a type-o. I'm def not captured.

  • @worseorbetter
    @worseorbetter 5 місяців тому +5

    There is college and then the real world where no 'safe spaces' exist. By segragating people on the basis of race and ethnicity, institutions, as these are hindering the ability for these students to function with people they are taught and learn to fear. Who you were taught to be so bad may not be so bad.

  • @markk3948
    @markk3948 4 місяці тому +1

    I hate all the division it shouldnt matter about your skin color. Especially scholarships they should depend on grades.

  • @donturner8269
    @donturner8269 4 місяці тому

    I earned my BBA at an HBCU, TSU, in 1990. I didn't choose it because of it being an HBCU. I chose it because, as a working adult with a family, I needed a university that offered complete bachelor's degree programs outside of normal business hours. The TSU Downtown Campus in Nashville offered (and still does) such degree opportunities.