Eventually this will end up causing violence and/or a war. The climate we live in today is completely fucked up and people should be very scared for what the future brings.
"When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression" - what they like to say without realizing it applies to them in racial discourse.
@@codeandcoffee6672 I am reading a lot of comments like yours. It's kind of annoying tbh. You're implying that you're looking at the world around you from a bubble, that you have no impact on, or take responsibility for. But actually, you are just as much a part of the world as any other 1 person. If every 1 person would take responsibility for their own actions instead of watching the world go by from a bubble, things would improve. The world simply is made up of a bunch of 1 persons. Stop echoing this negative, non-productive narrative, and find the power within yourself to make the world 'eventually causing' peace, forgiveness and love. (sorry, this isn't directed to you personally, and maybe you are making a difference for the better in your own way)
Because she doesn't know every black person on Earth his black people around the world you can't go anywhere on this Earth and not find black every black person in the world is a racist
@@co_co_ocelot when the coronavirus hit America it wasn't blacks that came up with the Kung Fu slogan or the China virus slogan as a matter of fact there were campaigns in the African-American community to fight against that Asian hate. In the 1960s it was Black America that help fight and raise the campaign to stop the deportation of Asians that we're coming into the country and not only did they help to stop the deportations of Asian specifically, but they welcome the Asian people to set up businesses in the community and get loans, the same fuckin loans that they were excluded from . and they made million ,But if you really want to see racism at its best... Why doesn't China Town any Chinatown allow black businesses to inter??? No one wants to talk about that !!! if blacks are prejudiced against Asians, they sure as hell have a good reason to be.
Blacks complain the most about racism but generally are the most racist. Of course the J€¥¥$ are the ones in power that bring them to white countries because they destroy the countries. Of course they don't let them into Israel.
It's because they are stupid and ignorant. It's that simple. No amount of evidence or facts can change the minds of people who choose to be egocentric and only listen to how they feel instead of what is reality.
I recall this darkly comedic sequence of events 1. stopasianhate is trending 2. the powers at be realize who is actually hating the asians 3. stopasianhate spontaneously evaporates
You forgot about the Asian Hate Crime Bill that was passed by Jim Crow Biden. Once intelligent people actually read the Hate Crime Data and found out that non Hispanic whites commit over 75% of Asian Hate Crime, the white supremacist mass media backed away a little from the Asian Hate Crime propaganda, ma’am.
@@DjTIMEJD "the white supremacist mass media " LMFAO but tbh yes I dont like the mass media lets unite and take them down so the truth is down. AT&T, CBS, Comcast, Disney, Newscorp and Viacom All own 90% of these media, hopefully when they're down only the truth shall stand!!!
@@DjTIMEJD Well done for completely missing the point. You are perpetuating a circle of racism based off of the actions of a few to the point that you are emulating the behaviour you hate so much.
@@lewisjones284 why are you projecting your anti-Black racism on to me? Seems like you and this Asian dude are missing the point that non-Hispanic whites are over 75% of Asian Hate Crime, ma’am.
I’m Asian American, I grew up around whites, blacks, Hispanics and Asians. The only race that I’ve ever experienced racism from is the black community. Blacks bullied us and robbed from us all the time. My Asian friends feel the same but is too scared to speak up about it. Thanks for touching on this subject. We all need to be held to the same standard and accountability.
As a black girl I really find it anoying when people say that black people can't racist and than do these racist acts. I believe that everyone is capable of being racist and we just need to love each other and accept our differences. Thank you for this video. This had to be talked about❤️
Of course. Each of us is capable of good and evil. Our actions define us. I don't know who you are or what your situation is, but I wish you all the best. I wish you good health, good fortune, and that you'll accomplish all the goals you set for yourself. Cheers.
This is the basis of CRT. CRT supports the idea that only white people can be racist. And this crap is infecting our schools. We need to teach what MLK preached. Content of character!
@@adamfontenet803 protesting helps up to a point. It helps bring about awareness and if the comments on this thread revealed anything, it is that there is a great lack of awareness.
@@IntrusiveThoughtsTV Don't get me wrong. I'm NOT saying they all are. Anyone CAN BE racist and there's nothing to do with their race to be racist. Did you not listen to the woman in the video footage? She says she was yelled at by a group of black people "Go back to where you come from". If that wasn't a racist act, I don't know what is.
@Noah Buzzo yea no two black student got a chinese language teacher suspended for speaking chinese in a chinese class cause they got offended by the word "neiga". Black people in mordern day have more political power then any other minority in america the fact you claim they can't be racist is racist in it self the fact it can be used to escape consequences is power in it self. The fact they can get a teacher suspended for speaking chinese in a chinese class is power in it self. The fact there goverment programs "affirmative action" that let black people step on other minority for better education is power. Schools that got rid of AP classes cause it does not have enough "diversity" mostly cause it asian students. Is power in it self. "Black people can't be racist" what a joke.
@@IntrusiveThoughtsTVyes racist. If you don’t like someone for their skin color you’re racist. If you think black people are superior (there are black groups that do), then you’re racist. You can as a black person take part in racist actions and/or say racist things on an interpersonal level, by definition.
@@IntrusiveThoughtsTV Wow. Beautiful essay. So basically what you're saying is that it should be socially acceptable for black people to express their hatred towards Asian people because they have been discriminated?
I live in 🇦🇹 vienna. Today, I was called ‘Chin Chong Chan’ by black child while inside the train. Even when the child’s mother saw me, she pretended not to notice. So, I told her, ‘It’s sad that your son said “Chin Chong Chan.” Don’t let him say it again!’ There was no apology from the mother until I complained. Despite the history of discrimination against Black people by White people, the same thing is happening to Asians from black. Discrimination is absolutely unacceptable.
Black people were discriminated against by Asians and Hispanics as well as Hispanics used to enslave blacks as part of the Atlantic slave trade and of course Arabs enslaved black people for thousands of years. Most ethnic groups under the White label immigrated in the 20th century.
You brought this into your community. When your leaders and many of you copied Caucasian racism against us. You are complaining about name calling. We live with that every single day. We are systemically mistreated in hospitals, restaurants, etc. So your complaint is nothing. The Italian community in Amerika in 1969s was brutal towards Afrikan Amerikans😢, and now when Afrikan Amerikans see how you Asians have taken up the mantel of Afrikphobia racism, they are no longer going to sit back and take it anymore. Look to the root of the problem, not the middle of it. We should call put leaders to do what, say something for you, no. During the covid and beyounf, we saw several videos of Asian police beating up Afrikan students in Asia. Did any of you complain? An Asian minister in India was seen on video referring to Afrikans in a nasty derogatory name in India.
Japanese jazz pianist Tadataka Unno - beaten in a subway, called a ‘Chinese motherfucker’ and left with an injury to his right shoulder that could’ve ended his music career when a black person pushed him from behind claiming he attacked his pregnant girlfriend. A 67-year-old Filipino woman was punched 125 times in the vestibule of her apartment building in full view of a security camera. The attacker called her an ‘Asian bitch’. A 40-year-old Michelle Go was killed when she was pushed in front of a subway car by a 61-year-old homeless man. 51-year-old Jerrod Powell struck Chinese-American Yao Pan Ma in the back of the head as he was collecting cans and proceeded to kick him in the face as he lie on the ground. Ma was hospitalized and died eight months later on Dec. 31, 2021. These people aren't fictitious. These stories aren’t published to push a narrative. These are senseless and unprovoked attacks that are becoming commonplace in our major cities and these few cases named here are only the tip of the iceberg.
Such brave men must be those attacking elders and women and people from behind. Bl4x are much larger in stature than Asians and still too cowardly to go against someone who might be their match, instead picking on the grannies and grampas.
How many single isolated events was that again? now lets rewind and talk about WHEN this Stopasianhate movement began and what came PRIOR... BLM.. Typical rebuttal and deflection at its finest.
Bro what it never went away only if you don't look for the news and media yourself also many organized protest a lot were peaceful if it has to trend for you to acknowledge it that's pretty saf
@@kookiekiki things become a trend for a reason dummy. It's because they're promoted by the mainstream media. So when it stops becoming "trendy" it basically "goes away".
@@chris-ii9ev who tf you calling dummy you bum my whole point is that even if it's not mainstream no more why you blaming others for it "going away" keep your movement alive
I am Eurasian Japanese, most of the racism I faced for being Japanese, one of the worst instances being me having boiling ramen poured in my face and getting burns, was by a black person, and his friend group of color. I really wish we were treated more like people and not political pawns.
@@Soyouel I am a hulk dey found out when i nearly 187 thor it was then dey truly knew and found out i was no troll... trolls are green giants and so is a hulk... so yeah mistaking me for a troll is no big deal actually... im still to be feared.. hear me ROAR!!!
I’m Mexican and when I was a kid, I went to a very diverse school. I didn’t even know that much about races until I was about 12 or 11. I treated all kids equal like any other kid I played on the playground with black, white, Asian, and latino kids at lunch. It’s really sad how separated we’ve gotten.
@KrellKrypto @KrellKrypto They deemed it racist to say because we aren't suppose to "hijack" the MLK speech for our own benefit, is how they erased it. It's cultural appropriation. I understand, trust me. I didn't see color as a kid, only people. I went to university in my late 30s and they shoved it down my throat, the "oppressed vs oppressor" agenda; and even though I knew it was wrong and fought against it (even though there wasn't much you could do to fight it without failing or being expelled), now I can't not see color. And I hate it. Despise my university experience. I honestly just want to see people and let them show me who they are without noticing such arbitrary characteristics but even with resisting, enough repetition works wonders. White people = evil; everyone else is victim to that evil; is the overall lesson learned at the subconscious level.
i went to a school that was "diverse" for elementary. It was segregated by race for classes. There was race fights happening. I thought it was the norm, until I transfered to a different school. The new school was also diverse, but actually diverse, and every one was getting along.
I grew up in a diverse school too and it was mainly the black kids bullying everyone, giving teachers trouble, the black girls would be very loud. It was horrible
@@yummychips_ it’s sad truly how there’s segregation in schools today even if it’s lowkey. It’s wrong how some kids are growing up like that. It’s things like this that will continue racism.
I'm an African and when I was younger, I had joined several Black American Facebook groups and there was lots of racism in those groups against literally every other race. So much so that I left such groups.
Tariq Nasheed & his FBA Cult keeps calling Africans derogatory words that I won't mention out of respect for my African buds. I can't stand Tariq, Taurean Reign & these other racist FBAs.
1:49 Don't do what that girl did. Don't reach out and physically touch someone who is upset and trying to speak in an attempt to silence them. Don't keep your hand on them, and then try to touch them again when they move away. That's seriously what a lot of abusive narcissists do in order to try to look like they're being empathetic, but it's sadly an act of aggression.
When I was a teen, I was told that every asian women looked at me angrily ( for them asian always had angry face because of their eyes) because I was white, which meant I was better. I guess they must be right since we are making stories now.
As an interpreter who translates between Burmese and English over the phone, I support the message conveyed in this video. Through my experience translating 911 and police calls, I have observed that approximately 95% of cases where a Burmese individual is brutally attacked, robbed, or bullied, the perpetrator is typically a black person. I once translated a call where a Burmese family reported being harassed by a black family to the police. The Burmese family was so frightened that they were afraid to leave their own home. The black family harassed them by urinating at their doorstep, throwing stones at their children when they played outside, and even physically assaulting a Burmese child and stealing his bicycle. The situation has become so extreme that Burmese people living in America have created a derogatory term specifically targeting black people, which is never heard of in my home country of Myanmar. They often make comments like "It's the * again" and "Of course, the attacker is ***," indicating that they have come to expect this type of behavior from black people due to past experiences of prejudice and mistreatment.
wow, didnt expect to see a comment talking about Burmese ppl on here. u r rgt about that one. When i went to the usa to visit my relative, and while i was doing my laundry, black people were looking at me very strangely and i didnt feel safe around them. The feeling doesnt seem friendly.
sounds like straight from the ghettos or some run down city in California like Stockton because their neighborhoods are never safe 24/7 and 100% chance these families are very poor and undeserved community and hate crimes are not unusual and use to be very high rate of hate crimes back in the 80s 90s and very early 2000s.
As a black Person, I hate it when people say that black people cant be racist. All races can be racist. I’m glad you’re speaking on this Edit: AAs can also discriminate against Africans. I’m aa but I see and hear about a lot of AAs making fun of and straight up bullying Africans. Which is a terrible mindset that we must change Edit 2: Also we are and can definitely be prejudice against other groups
It's sad that discrimination, and racism as subgroup, is often seen as some made-up thing perpetuated by "white people" against (western) ethnic minorities, instead for what it actually is: a negative human trait that needs to be curtailed and punished. It's sad you even have to point this out. This clownesque oppression-competition is toxic and counter-intuitive. Claiming racism is exclusive to whomever is such an untruth.
Black people victimize themselves too much, complaining about minor everyday life racism. We Asians go thru racism in everyday life, thanks to ignorant black people.
I was bullied as a white kid in a predominantly black school. I literally grew up with my grandparents next to the projects on welfare where my grandparents basically ran an orphanage for all the grandkids. My home life was terrible so I ignored the racism and bullying I went through but over the years it just escalated and got worse to the point i knew I had to deal with it. Despite years of being bullied and physically assaulted, jumped, having people spit in my face calling me their bitch, honky, cracker, and so on, having needed stitches and casts for fractured bones from it, the first time i stood up for myself and hurt them back i was expelled from school, sued by the kids mom because i guess because I was white my family was supposed to be rich and well off, and painted to be the bully in court. Yet even when the truth came out and my case was dismissed and I was reinstated into school I still had to go to counseling and anger management classes for a year from a court order.
I went through the same ordeal, mine was through Middle School. I got tortured by a group of black students almost daily. I got beat up and jumped on several occasions, my shoes got stolen and I got hit in the head with a rock. They went around the whole school and lied, because I listen to rock and roll they told all the other black students that I worship Satan and was in the klu Klux Klan!!! So then I had the whole school trying to hurt me... It got so bad that after lunch I couldn't even walk back to my class because they would spit on me walking up the stairwell!!! It got really bad... They spit on me one day and it hit another student, that student told and they all group together and lied, they told the teacher it was me who spit... So I got suspended for something I didn't even do... I got stabbed in the neck with a pencil shortly after that and held hostage in the back of the bus... I got pinned down in the seat and the girl held a pencil to my neck, she kept saying evil things for me to do or she would kill me... She ended up poking it into my neck... On top of all that it was called every racist name under the sun, I told teachers and upper staff... Absolutely nothing happened to protect me at all...
@@michaelnichols9850 I am so sorry, thank God you lived through all of this. We are experiencing Reverse Discrimination and the authority figures not giving consequences just reinforces this sadistic hateful violent behavior.
It was really sad. It must have taken so much courage to stand up and talk, and then someone comes to physically stop you. And no one says a word to support you
Thank you for bringing this up as I'm an African immigrant. When I moved here from Kenya at a young age, I was ostracised by AAs for being too dark, tribal, from a medieval society, speaking with a funny accent and not being cool enough because, well, I didn't care much about designer stuff. I excluded myself from blackness for a long time, and only healed myself after a lot of inner work. I retreated to my books and the results showed years later. Asians may not realise it but black people can be very discriminating even amongst each other. I love all black people but it is wrong for us to beat others down so we can feel better, let's teach our children to be kind to other people.
Grey Owl..As a black American woman it really cuts deep when I hear black Americans talk about other black groups. Black Americans has some serious healing to do.
In the UK, same thing happens to me. As an Asian student from Japan, I have been through several discriminations from the black, particularly from the teenagers. My Asian friends told me not to regard every black people as the bad, but deep in my mind, I feel insecure and fear towards them. I totally agree with his idea, otherwise I would discriminate the black in return to release the stress caused by the discrimination from the black.
I completely agree. I'm a Taiwanese American, and almost all the anti-Asian racism I've ever encountered has been from Black teenagers. The White teenagers in my school aren't racist to me, and most of the Black adults I've met are very kind and inclusive to all people. I also almost never have time to do anything other than work, so I'm constantly very stressed (although most Asians have it harder than me). All it takes is for one Black person to be racist to me, and I'll be stressed the whole day. Over time, this has built up resentment for Black people in me, especially since I despise any form of injustice (possibly due to my autism, which in addition to my ADD, also make it very difficult for me to focus and work). Even though I know in my head that not all Black people are racist, I can't help but subconsciously dislike them a little. This makes me feel bad for the Black people who are not racist, but are judged by people like me who don't know them. Good luck, Harry! I hope you stop being discriminated. :C
Black people are the ONLY ones bringing up races -- no other people does that!!! Please don't think you are alone, there ARE a few Aryans who can see, like me! -An Aryan
To me it is disturbing how blatant they are silencing her. It's crazy. For context that video was at the height of george floyd blm hysteria, and there was mad programming everywhere falling on the sword for the cause. The amount of gaslighting was wild as I am sure you all remember. She dared to speak against it at its height. If she didn't have such a sad story they might have jumped her tbh.
Thank you for making this video. As an Asian-American woman, my experiences with racism has always been by other minorities. And every time I try to talk about it everyone wants to blame “white supremacy” and that it’s the “white systems fault”. Like NO! How about it’s the individual’s fault for being racist and saying ignorant things. Sometimes…sometimes it’s not that deep. It’s really not that hard to be kind to other people regardless of different skin color and cultures.
Asian Americans are on average the most financially successful group of people in America and they commit the least amount of crimes. Many White Americans have used Asian Americans as an example that all the other minorities should be like. It is true everyone should have the success that the Asian American community has, but it does not acknowledge the different histories these minorities have. This constant comparison has led to tension between the Asian American community, and the African American community. Everyone should try there hardest to treat others with respect and kindness, but the constant unrealistic comparisons do not help the situation.
@@thethracion2259 , true it's basic envy. Anytime that you have or do something that the majority wants, the majority is going to hate you ... Look at the jews they are only 6% of the human population but hold 25% of billionaires. For instance, there is a minority of people who makes straight A's, men who get girls easily, naturally athletic people, rich people, and so on... So by human nature, you are going to get hated. Especially with men, it's in our nature to compete with each other. We are tribal people... Men normally are the most unethical sex on earth. That's why most criminals are men. I can give you more examples but these are just a few.
"You are only personally responsible for things that are within your control", Charlie here is where I think you've identified the fundamental philosophical difference between rational individuals and those under the spell of the woke mob. To the woke, responsibility is oppression. To the rational it is intuition. I'm glad there are people like you speaking up.
I would hardly call right wing ideologues rational individuals. No ideologue is rational. Remember, this is a cyclical process. Who was woke in the 80s? It was conservatives with their moral majority. In the early 2000s, who was for the demilitarization of our police after 9/11 and it came out they've been being sold military grade equipment It was conservatives. Right wingers. This guy went from left to right. I hope he is intellectually honest with himself and can see the hypocrisy, and idiocy of the right.
I would like to give one small piece of feedback to your statement: It's not just the woke mob, but rather the manifestation of radicalism wherever it happens to rear its ugly head that they should make whole groups responsible for the actions of individuals.
Yeah they're tantruming toddlers that are looking for reason to shit their diaper so they can have a pity party. They don't have friends for good reason 😂
This is so correct! I actually saw a video of an African American man being really disrespectful to a Asian man working at a Chinese restaurant and telling him to go back to his country. It was awful. I’m a British black women and I’m so aware of this😞
I'm from London, my gf is black. I know how it's like growing up here, I thought I faced every racist situation possible until I started dating my girl. I hear the most vile shit from the black people when I am with her, it's crazy. Mfs would actively provoke us. We try to avoid certain areas on dates. When we visited China, she has never felt more safe. We are planning to move there end of the year
Lady stop lyong🙄! Please tell me why it’s the black communities fault that literally 97 percent of Asians were killed by other Asians so far this year and why 100 percent of arrests for anti asisn assaults were Whjte and Hispanic so far this year🙄! Literally just A few dsys after he posted this video the Monterey park masscre and half moon mass shooting massacres happened which left 18 dead. He has refused to address or comment on thst. His other outlandish claim that “hundreds” of Asians are killed each month by black people nationally in San Francisco is total fabrication. There were only 5 asian homicides in San Francisco last year and all of them were Asian on Asian. Nationally there were only 6 Asians killed by blacks past year and 16 blacks killed by Asians past year. Based on his previous video This fool is jsut another stereotypical white butt kissing Asians trying to show out for far-right Whjte people to get there approval by denigrating blacks. It’s actually quite pathetic.
As a Congolese (African) person. I’ve also been bullied by the African Americans students at my high school growing up These kids were constantly insulted my culture, my accent and my people. I had to beat up one my sophomore year lol 😂 I am glad you’re speaking out about this.
You are lying yall so jealous of black Americans that's all it's about we're not forcing y'all to come to our country why do y'all keep coming to our country.
@@aniyax4023 lol why would I be? I have a good job and some of the black Americans that bullied me in school are living pay check to pay check. And being in black in America as I am though an immigrant gives me super powers in the political discourse. I can say most things white people can't say. So no I'm not jealous of anyone or any group of people. Except for those richer and more successful than me in any race.
I am 57, black, man, and loved this video. Very thoughtful. Very measured in its tone. Very intelligently presented. Very needed. All FACTS with no drama. Keep it up young man.
Nothing pissed me off more than when homegirl said "Black people CAN be racist" and those NPCs tried to hush her. This woke bullshit makes me sick. My granny was racist af, but that was the times she was from. Things are a little different now, but thanks to less mentally gifted black people, we can't even address serious cultural issues directly or with honest rhetoric.
I'm black, and it's something black Americans all know but won't say it out loud, the amount of trash talk and disparaging comments we've heard from our families and communities growing up is real. I never understood it and back when the stop Asian hate thing started I knew it was gonna fizzle out because I was like,"They're gonna get really quiet when they find out that it's black people that easily the largest group attacking Asians."
How about how we harass blacks in our stores, open shops in YOUR communities and don’t give back, how about how we stood with you until we got what we wanted and dipped and got reparations when blacks did not.
@@icecactus11 theres that black entitlement again. You don’t OWN these communities or the spaces designated for business, gtfo this is America. You don’t own the community. Asians are doing blacks a favor by taking the risk of bringing their businesses into black areas.
@@takeiteasy6346 I’m Asian. Black were and are denied business loans in their communities out community and other immigrants. We are not doing blacks any favors by making money in their communities and not giving back. We should be lucky that they spend their hard earned money with us because they can just boycott. There is no risk to bringing in business that they want and need into an economically deprived area. Doing blacks a favor would be calling out ignorant people like you who don’t know history.
I'm adopted from China, and during college, I was sexualized by black men who would cat call me every time I entered the room. They liked to say "Hey little kitty kitty, little anime meow meow" or "wanna put on a maid dress and be my waifu??" It was frickin creepy, and I never felt comfortable at college... Oh and if I tried to report it, I'd be called a racist and was told "well at least they want a girlfriend so get over it". Hell recently at work a black coworker tried to force himself onto me verbally and I was NOT a happy camper.
Any race of men can sexually harass a woman. Can't put the blame on all black men for what others will do. I seen a white boy sexually harrased a biracial girl just because she was biracial but I'm not gonna point fingers at all white men because that was not the whole race fault. You should feel uncomfortable if any men sexually harrased you, not just black men.
Agree. Majority of the racists and bullies toward me were Black...but also my best friend is Black. I don't like to generalize in groups, but we have to acknowledge that anti-Asianness is real and that Black people can be racist too.
I've also faced racism from other Asian groups (Asia is very diverse) and whites and hispanics. ironically, the least racist were whites in the end, but they were still pretty bad too.
@microwaveeee Why are most tech CEOs...Indian American? Why not White? There is no discrimination. In fact, companies are READY to hire a Black CEO if they are qualified because it will give them more liberal customers. You're still living in the 60s bro. There is no power structure that benefits White people. THERE IS NO GOVERNMENT LAW or CORPORATION that suports White people over any other ethnicity. In fact, it is the opposite. Also you think I am a PoC? By your liberal standards, Asians are apparently White. Some school districts are now considering Asians (Asia is such a huge continent too with a variety of ethnicities, skin tones, poverty and wealth levels, and people) as White in demographic reports. This is not a fake story.
@microwaveeee no. There is no power structure that benefits whites. You aren't capped as a black person. You just tell yourself that to justify the collective failure of blacks. There's Asian actors. Asian singers. Asian ceo's. It's allowed. You just hate White people...as expressed when you called them Whiteys.
@@bobbyiscool I’ve witnessed white people say horrific things about Asian people. They’re are just socialized to hide their racism better these days. Other groups are still more honest especially if they are immigrants.
How insane is it that we live in a world where a guy using his freedom of speech to voice his opinion feels the need to say “wish me luck” at the end of it because of the surefire backlash he is going to receive for it. Props to you. Bravery incarnate.
It's actually scaring me at this point. Sometimes, I wonder if it's just me that's going crazy because of how insane the world has become. I don't understand what force is driving this. I'd like to just wish it all away and believe that it's not real. But it does feel like something is happening. Something seems wrong with the human race on an intrinsic level. I just discovered this guy's channel and it seems to me (from what I've seen so far) that he's just telling objective truths whilst offering his own personal feelings about values and humanity. I like it a lot. But yes, it at least seems that the truths he speaks are considered hostile/threatening by that "something" force.
@@andyappleton3353 It's a storm brewing, buddy. There is indeed a force driving this kind of insanity in the world. Something IS wrong with the human race on an intrinsic level. It makes no sense that society has changed this quickly (for the worst). Many people in the world can't even live with objective truths anymore. This world crowds out truth and reason and pushes hate and violence instead. It's unfortunate but if enough people speak up and try to do the best they can do for themselves and their community, these hostile people/ideas won't be able to get too far in pushing their agendas.
@@andyappleton3353 that force you are referring to is the media, the conglomerate of elites and people with influence who try everything in their might to re shape society through their tools like social media, influencers, political puppets and crazy individuals from the left sector. By dismantling common sense and establishing the juxtaposition of political correctness with sheer discrimination against traditional values and normal sets of behavior (be it se. xual, social etc) they create tension inside of society itself. There is the old saying "divide and conquer" which applies to today more than ever before, because we have a lot of splintered up groups in society, where we dont have any common denominator to rely on anymore. And with the current ideologies you will get a mentally weak, instable and highly oppressive set of humans, which are easy to be influenced.
He's lying... Chinese Restaurant in EVERY MAJOR BLACK AMERICAN neighborhood... If it's so bad, why don't they leave??? It's a lie, Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes, mainly targeting against Asians on Paper. How are Black Americans sick a problem here?
Actually after learning Korean and Chinese, as a black person, there's a lot of ignorance towards Asians in the black community. And it's really sad because everyone screams black lives matter but then will go to the hair store and mock the voices of Korean and Chinese people. The reason why I say this is because when someone in the black community hears me speaking Korean, some have made very racist comments. So there is some anti Asian racism in the black community. After learning the language it's opened my eyes up alot
You do know that the majority Korean and Chinese people are racist to black people and ppl of colour for no reason there aren’t even many black people in these countries but the black people hate is huge. You shouldn’t be defending people who hate you for no reason. I’m not saying black people aren’t racist anyone can be, but the East Asians are very racist, racist to even other Asians they’re way worse than white ppl.
I’m definitely not disagreeing with any of your sentiments.and there’s never any excuse to make racist or xenophobic comments. I want to ask you - how often do the Asian communities whose business depends on the black community (such as hair supply) would be okay with their daughter/son bringing home a black partner?
@@reiliparkinson8424 I can't completely defend Koreans because they're racist even to other Asians specially to South and south east asians but I do sympathise that they are a familial culture and want someone they can communicate with and will understand their culture as their in laws. The newer generations are more understanding. But don't pretend it doesn't go both ways, some black families also say shit when their children bring home an Asian saying it's the damn yellow fever/kpop gay boys or if they're white saying they're traitors for going with the oppressors. Older generations mess with everybody regardless of colour.
Hearing black people mock a asian guy as a youngster was actually my first real life experience that made me realize black people can be racist as shit
Black folks are racist to each other a ton too. If you’re mixed you’re “too white”, if you do well in school you’re “too white”. Most modern white folks don’t care what you are as long as you treat them how you want to be treated.
Literally every race is racist. I've heard east Asians mock blacks, Indians mock blacks, black mock east Asians, whites mock Asians, Latinos mock blacks, literally every race gets smoke to some degree. But as far as racial violence, I notice a lot of black on Asian violence
I hear it’s like the crabs in a barrel mentality where they don’t want to see other groups do better than them even among themselves so they try to bring them down.
i dont think yall been to Africa, or no anything about it at all. There have been countless civil wars and ethnicity genocides in Africa. only Americans think that black people cant be racist.
I am Bangladeshi, and when i was younger I went to a black dominated school. For some reason I’d always get shit from them, they used to think I was Indian,Mexican,middle eastern whatever because of my appearance. Used to call me all types of slurs, when I moved to a white dominated school I never faced racism. I feel like there is particularly nothing wrong with black people in general, but the fact that just because your black doesn’t mean your racist believe is false.
Can we help you grow your plants after school? How do you guys survive (as a civilization which has endured until now)? The way we survive is that we have 1. schools and we have 2. an upper-middle class. Russia basically tried to teach you guys everything. They're the same as you in Greenland and Norway. We just wish we knew what to do in order to help you without taking away your livelihood by doing all the physically-intensive tasks which you do to survive (but also maintain your vitality). In other words, if you had started a cartel, would any of you have chosen to have a mustache without a beard?
Over 90 percent of Asians kiked i California the oast year were by your fellow Hispanics according the La times and cs,if or is bureau of investigation. With Stockton,Fresno, Irvine, San Gabriel, ,etc wh if the highest percentage. His claim there were “hundreds” of Asians be8ng killed by blacks each month in San Francisco and nationally is blatent lie nkt supported by any data. All 14 peoel charged with hate crime against Asisn inSF the oast year were white and Hispanic and nkt single one was balck. All 3 Asians killed the last ml the past mo th in SF were commited by other Asians with the most recent being a suspect named Than Zin a few months ago
I’m an Asian who grew up in a hispanic and black neighborhood. From kindergarten all the way to my senior year of high school, I was constantly mocked, made fun of, called names, shoved around, and avoided. It was very hard for me to focus in school because I developed a constant fear of being picked on. My PE teacher back in high school also participated in making fun of me, and suffered no repercussions. Because of my experience, I ended up becoming anti-social, and it’s taken a lot of effort to learn how to properly socialize with people now. I wish this problem was covered more often, because I now know I did not need to put up with that growing up.
I’m also aware that not all hispanics and blacks have it out for Asians. I’ve made some hispanic and black friends who are kind to me and take me out to have fun. Anyone can be racist, and I’m sure everyone regardless of color, would appreciate if people held those types of people accountable more often.
Everybody is talking about “boohoo” sad stories being picked on as a kid. Newsflash, everyone got picked on as a kid. For whatever reason. Most kids are assholes. I know Asians who would say the N word with the ER at the end. But, guess what, how many Asian people are trying to overturn Affirmative Action? That’s actual racism. Trying to overturn a system designed to help Black people who were targeted by the government and denied ability to succeed. And Asians are trying to throw that out.
@@WatchinVidz First off, I’m just sharing my experiences like many others in this comment section have. I don’t see any issues with that. Second, not everyone was picked on as a kid. Anyone who’s attended a public school knows that’s not the case. In regards to Asians saying the N word with a hard R, of course that’s wrong. However, the same argument can be made for every other race. Racism has roots in every community out there. The issue of racism itself is constantly brought up everywhere but no definitive answer is ever agreed on and worked towards as a whole. So if you think you’ve got an answer you can rally the people to act upon, I’m all ears. Moving onto Affirmative Action being overturned, it’s not a simple topic to discuss. It isn’t just a two-sided coin and you just pick what side you’re on. They aren’t trying to overturn it because they outright hate black people, it’s more out of concern for themselves. My personal thoughts on it are that it’s a misguided way of thinking and I don’t see how overturning Affirmative Action would benefit AAs, because based off my knowledge on the matter so far, it would just be bringing the opportunities of the minorities in question down. And I don’t think the answer is bringing other minorities down. Like I said, it really isn’t an easy topic to go over, and that wasn’t the purpose of this video to begin with…
@@M_Graves yes, everyone was picked on. I went to an extremely diverse school and literally everyone from every background had something to say about each other. even the cool kids got picked on, cause there’s always someone who’s cooler, funnier, etc. And it’s not usually out of hatred, sometimes sure, but usually it’s just kids being kids. Share your experience, fine. But, people are using those experiences to downtalk Black people. As if we have some hatred issue. But you ignore the fact that basically every immigrant community that moves to America looks down on Black people. You know how most immigrant parents or grandparents view African Americans, don’t deny it. And I know how the current generation, deep down, views us too. It seeps out in small ways. Like when discussing Affirmative Action. You see, we can’t just talk about the parts that are convenient for your argument. Because we need to look at the bigger picture. So yes I’m on the side of keeping Affirmative Action. Just like you said, dismantling it is a move that the Asian community thinks will benefit them, and they don’t care how it will affect my community. That’s racism. See, people get it twisted. Making jokes and poking fun, is mean, sure. Prejudice if you want to think about it that way. But, racism.. that’s deeper. That’s maliciously using the system to your advantage at the expense of another community. At the heart of it, Asian Americans think they are smarter and that the “seats” at Harvard are being given to dumb, under motivated people, mostly Black. So, let’s be racist and change the system so we can continue positioning ourselves above them. So, how do you fix that? Because, truth is, I doubt it’s ever going to be “fixed”. Humans are tribal animals, who pick their “pack” of others who think or look like them, and rank themselves against others. There’s always going to be someway we categorize ourselves. And racism is so far baked into society. But, one thing that’s NOT gonna help is overturning laws from the civil rights era that my community literally died for so your community can go to an Ivy League school. You know why Black people deserve Affirmative Action? Cause we literally built these places, from brick and mortar, and were denied access legally and systematically. How can we fix racism if immigrants come over here not acknowledging or respecting that history, trying to change it for themselves, then pointing the finger at us claiming racism.
Man Hispanics and black's don't have it out for Asians we make fun of everyone especially each other you were bullied just like some black kids being bullied by other black kid's nobody hated you or stopped you from becoming successful, stand up for yourself and most likely it will stop!
My 4 grandchildren are Chinese Canadian and they've had to deal with some nasty racists but each one of those racists were brown or black...it's disgusting and it has changed the way I view certain parts of the population
Thanks for posting this. During the pandemic large numbers of Mexican street vendors were being robbed and even killed all across the country and when people like my self tried to bring it to light we were called everything you mentioned. The topic turned to “Latinos are traditionally racist against blacks”. “Why are you promoting division”. “Black people aren’t racist” and pretty much every other reply you listed. I lost a lot of Latino followers who jumped on the BLM bandwagon around that time who deemed me racist.
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white”
What about the Hispanic politicians in California that were caught making racist comments about blacks? Dont be selective in what you choose to talk about.
@@Speak_Datruth13 this is called whataboutism. At no point did he deny that some Latino politician in California said anything racist. It's not relevant to the video. Whataboutism is used when the person making the statement is trying to avoid accountability.
The comment count on the video about anti-white hatred that has been allowed and encouraged to foment is crazy. Whites don't ignore it in fact we all know it's true it's just that we know we can't speak about it for fear of being stripped of our livelihoods.
@@purr1463 You see what's happening here right... Are you going to call out the anti Black sentiments? I mean Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes Statistically on paper. Am I missing something, Chinese Store in every major Black Community in America... Where are they with their signs?
@Dem0cr4ts are responsible for Jim Crow Ok, do Irish people help or love Black Americans with this subjective statistic at play? Seems like everyone is in league to hate Black Americans with no STATISTICS to back any claim..... Meanwhile, IGNORE what White people do....
As a 50 year old white guy I've never had a bad interaction with a asain person they've always been polite & honorable & I treat them the same. God bless you young man
As an black girl living in America, I just want to say how much I absolutely love and respect the Asian community! My closest best friends are Asian and I just love how humble and so respectful you all are. Very intelligent people and your cummunity has made me feel more like family than from my own community. I'm very sorry for this to be happening. Regardless of any race ethnicity or culture, we all need to stand together in solidarity and as one family. When we all come together, we're more powerful than we thought.
I’m African (Ghanaian American to be specific) and I highly appreciate this video. Racism is wrong, regardless of the race of the person perpetrating it. I have literally heard black people make off hand, ignorant, and flat out offensive comments abt Asian ppl. It is disgusting and there’s no excuse for that type of behavior. I’ve also unfortunately dealt with xenophobia and discrimination from black Americans simply due to my ethnicity. I was called names like african booty scratcher, I was told to go back to my country, etc. The bullying never made sense to me bc I was literally the same race as the people that were teasing me. I’ve gotten over it now but it’s still hard to fully comprehend.
I'm so sorry you received these comments 😞 I am African too, and a black American literally said to me "Everyone in Africa has AIDS". I'll never forget that because I'm shocked til this day 😳 I've never met anyone more ignorant to Africa than black Americans, and I'm not afraid to say it!
A Black female friend of mine lived in China for a year. You should hear what they say about Black people and also see their racist commercials 😂 Don't act like Africa hasn't had its share of wars, bigotry and prejudices among people with the "same face". FYI the general public don't see a difference between you and other Black Americans so I'm sorry you won't be getting the sympathy you think you should have but instead a bunch of conservative bullshxt
@@dragonflyjones5023 LOL dumb American comment....🤣😂🤣 Thanks for telling us about China...we had no idea... 🙄 You are so clueless in America. And the reason for wars in Africa is because we are DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES. We are not all "black", you fool 🙄 Only stupid Americans think DIFFERENT people are somehow the same, if your skin looks similar..🙄 You have not the first clue about Asia, Africa and Europe. Only a black American *CAN'T* see a difference between different African people. The rest of us can see the differences, honey 😉 Everything is about skin color to you. You don't know ethnicities, tribes, cultures, or history. Nothing.
@UserMll I am African american and u can't judge one or a handful of African Americans based on that ignorant individual. I have experience Africans mistreating and bullying me. Even though I was mistreated by Africans, I never judge all Africans based on the few that have hurt me
As a black man I never fit into the "black community" because I was labeled acting white or talking. That was manly from other black people, which made me self conscious of my skin color. It made me try to act a certain and talk a certain way, now that I'm older I've grown to realize I don't care what other people think of me. I'm going to be me, and I will never understand how someone could hate anyone based solely on their skin color.
This sounds so similar to my friend’s experience. She is black, and has two brothers. They came from a well off, successful family. They lived in a white majority area, they cared about school, their grades, the family reputation, were super athletic, super kind amazing people etc. When they moved away to university they tried to make new friends (of all races). Their black friends would always tell them they “sounded white”, “acted white”, seemed “uppity”, sounded like they spoke “too proper” etc. They are all successful, have good professions and are married now. They all married white people, even though they had all dated people of various races when they were single…..it just so happened that they fell in love with white people and married them (they didn’t set out to marry white people). When my friend married her husband, her extended family members (not her parents) said “You’re lucky. Successful, handsome white men don’t usually like darker black women. Hang on to him!” Their reaction when her two brothers both married white women? Anger. Anger that two smart, successful, well off, good looking black men “wasted” themselves by marrying white women. Anger that white women were “snatching” up the “good black men”. The way they spoke, and viewed things was disgusting. They told the white girls (that married the brothers) that they must have “jungle fever”, and that they should “stick to their own instead of stealing the black men”. F’n insane. These people think they’re NOT racist and that white people are (including the ones that married and had kids with their black nephews/niece/cousins…….totally delusional.
The shapers of public opinion understand the power of psychology and neurolinguistic programming and they control all the platforms and industries that feed poisonous information and emotion into the eyes and ears of the masses which influences behavior between nations, social groups, and individuals. They play games with society. They have the power to choose which countries, cultures, or individuals will excel or fail. They say life is what you make it, and that's true... to a point, but at some point in our endeavors, we all need the assistance or approval of a superior authority to accomplish certain goals. That is even true with health insurance chosing which diagnostics and treatments are and are not covered for this person over here and that person over there. We can notice it, but have no way of proving it. Its unfortunate for us but it was designed to be so there could be no argument or recourse from the cattle. It goes so deep.
Truth. It's our outlook, attitude and character that defines us; not the skin we're in. That's the same stuff MLK said and it rings true for everyone -- but it seems our society is losing sight of that.
The way she walked up to that girl in the middle of her statement because she didn’t want her to say what she knew was coming…”black ppl CAN be racist” & the fact that most are saying “oh no” is just insanity but what else is new.
You're channel is blowing up because you are telling the truth. You're saying what everyone knows but has kept silent about because they're afraid of being attacked. Thank you for telling the truth.
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white.“ He’s lying
I was only a child when LA riot happened and I learned at a very young age that I could be attacked for the color of my skin. And I was not wrong because then I went on to being bullied at school for being the only Asian. I never spoke about it to anyone. I think a lot of Asians are taught to endure injustices in silence. We are taught to put the collective before our own individual comfort. This is considered a virtue, but sadly it makes us easier targets of violence. It’s nice to see someone speak up.
For weeks afterward all the Asian people I knew in LA at the time were wearing sunglasses in public because of what happened to those Korean shop owners. I also will not ever forget how left-wing Korean-American activists from Berkeley came down to LA and tried to portray the whole "uprising" (their euphemism for vengeful racial violence) as the fault of white society. They actually tricked some of these surviving shop-owners, many of whom did not speak English, into taking part in a news conference in which they put words in their mouths. I had seen what happened on live tv feed---gang members had actually driven across town to attack Korean business---and I was so disgusted by this propaganda that I ended up having a complete about-face politically. I began reading black conservative authors such as Shelby Steele and came to accept their interpretation of race relations. I suggest you look into some of these authors. McWhorter's recent book "Woke Racism" is a good place to start. Thomas Sowell is also excellent.
@@dorianlollobrigida360 thank you. I will look into them. At the time, I was too young to understand the politics behind it all. I saw the violence on our people and I didn’t understand. I had to read about it after I grew up to piece together what had happened, but the narrative is very different depending on the source. It makes me wonder how accurate our history books are on events that happened hundreds of years ago.
I am a hispanic guy. I used to have asian friends and I respect their culture more than even mine. Of all the minorities here in USA, asian people should be the role model of what a minority should be represented. You hardly see asian people in US jails, they go to universities/colleges, strong work ethic, strong family values, they don't want other non-asian people to feel sorry for them, they stay away from welfare, less likely to commit crimes, very giving and asian women are attractive.
1:50 I wish I was there to say" let the girl finish". As a black American I'm so sorry this has happened to her. All people should be held accountable for their actions this includes the black community. She just said that someone told her to "go back to her country" How is that acceptable to say to someone just because the person saying it is black? Thank you for showing such a great example when it comes to speaking up about things like this. There are many political issues I would like to speak up about myself but it's difficult to without people jumping down your throat
I'm so disgusted by the humans that perpetrate hate based on skin color. No matter the color of the offender or color of the victim. It's a sign of the times we're in. I hope love finds its way into their hearts. We need people to start supporting their community of planet earth or were all toast. I'll pray for humanity and do my best to lead by example in the mean time. I suggest others do the same.
I think it's unfair on white people that their countries get invaded with diversity. All other races get to live diversity free. Most white peoples lands just get invaded and the crime rates go up.
I haven't watched the entire video yet, but i won't lie i get extremely upset about anti-asian hate. i've also noticed that it's so much more "acceptable" to be anti-asian in a sense to make racist asian jokes etc, but when someone makes a racist joke about black people that everyone is all of a sudden upset. thank you very much for talking about this subjet.
Mainstream media and marketing agencies have propped up all things " Black". Even the very worst of them are celebrated.. George Floyd ODd on Fentanyl and 4 cops were imprisoned. A Jogger wearing stolen work boots pulled on a shotgun and shot himself. 3 men imprisoned. They torch Wendy's. They loot Weave Shops. They shoplift. They beat students in public schools. They never hear criticism at all which is why the first words uttered which are critical are quickly stamped out.
@@Hero_Of_Old LOL.... I'm in... I'm sick and tired of burying my white people in inner cities from rac*al ha*e by black lives. NO ONE even runs the stories. ZERO justice. Even our white veteran nearly beaten to dea** can't get on the news or justice. So I'm in.... Let's make a group and stick together... AGAINST this CLEAR bias. Then MAYBE we can UNITED be heard.
It's because Asians are generally quite economically successful and also not a political monolith, so they generally are not protected and shielded by the ruling class except in very specific circumstances.
Black woman here, and thank you so much for bringing this up! The discourse and hypocrisy in our own community is out of this world. I remember how relieved my brother was when he asked me if black people could be racist, and my answer was a resounding yes! He had gotten into a whole argument with a group on facebook who were claiming every social, political, and religious take on why black people couldn't be racist due to a technicality. Like what? This isn't law school where we're analyzing the oxford comma. EVERYONE, regardless of their race, can be racist! Hell, a large majority are racist against their own people! We just call it Colorism. Victimhood is rampant, but that status is only granted to black men. We'll hear about "da white man" this, etc, etc, but we'll RARELY hear about the violence black men commit against black women. A black man can degrade a black woman, abuse her, and kill her, but they still expect her family and the rest of the community to keep hush on it so they don't send "another brother" to the police. They still expect black women to march for them regardless of this. And the crazy part is... WE STILL DO. It's like we're expected to ignore every violent act committed against us because "the whites" are still in power. That being said, at least the women speaking on this in our community are gaining popularity, and ARE able to talk about it to the extent that it is now. I can't even imagine the hurt, confusion, and anger I would feel looking around and having _no one_ say a peep on what is clearly systemic violence. Until you spoke on it, _I_ didn't even know it was to this extent, or what was happening, so thank you for being brave and being one of the firsts to voice it.
The Whites are NOT in power. Communist J 0 U Z are in power. I cannot spell their name correctly or else I would be censored/banned again..And J 0 U Z are NOT White, they are Turkish-Mongoloid. Look up a "racial program for the 20th century " by Israel Cohen. Written in 1912. This was their plan to conquer America, with racial tensions.
Don’t tell me you’re blaming this on black men 🤦♂️ a lot of us didn’t vote for Biden and called out the BLM BS as soon as it started, an organization ran by black women that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars mind you. This is a black COMMUNITY problem, not just black men.
@@NewscasterNews4 "The discourse and hypocrisy in our OWN community..." is *exactly* what I said. But you can't ignore how in the black community black girls are expected to take up more, complain less, march, and be activists while Black men are often times infantilized to avoid accountability. "He was too young, he got into the wrong crowd at a young age, his father left his home." But somehow, a BW will catch blame for his own father leaving the family. And for the record, black lives do matter, but it was people in our own community who diminished the message by catering to the crowd too sensitive and too dense to realize the nuance in that statement. And then it diminished even more when the cases of violence against black women by the men we were protecting were silenced and/or straight-up ignored.
I'm so sorry but this man yotube page is disgusting, he's talking absolute RUBBISH. How tf can you compare teens bullying to systematic racism that the Chinese activity practise in their country. Wow, and I can't believe so many people are falling for it.
The absolute hypocrisy is just crazy. I'm an asian, and where I grew up, last year after school, there were always these black kids who lived close to us. They were wild. My friends and I usually hang out together and every time, these guys would just walk up to us and start throwing rocks, mostly at me, and making racist impressions. We tried to ignore them, but one of them hit my friend in the eye, and it was bad. Eventually, after we called the cops, my other friend had taken a video of everything. The 5 of them got arrested, and they got landed in juvenile prison for 2 years. Their parents were nice; they were really disappointed in their children, and were shocked to hear about what happened. They helped my friend afford surgery for his eye, and he is still in the middle of recovering. I just want to say that I am really thankful for my friends for helping me through.
Sad truth of reality: there was no proof that the George Floyd situation was racially motivated. The media and the black liberals just took advantage of the situation to silence the cop and cause worldwide hatred towards him without any proof. Because this worldwide hatred spread so fast, the court had to make sure that all the powers inside the court were black so that there was no rational chance of the cop getting out alive as a non racist. I’ve watched all the videos and I think the fentanyl assisted with his death when the cop also applied a bit of pressure on his neck. Was it manslaughter? Yes. Racially motivated? I don’t think so.
As a Black person, I've been waiting to see a video like this. Growing up, it's mostly me, my mom, and siblings, but when we'd be around other family, the racism would be very heavy. Black people can be and have been racist! I want to speak specifically to my Black peers and say, were supposed to be the most anti-racist, especially us AAs given our past. I've seen racism from Black people be racist towards asian people and the ignorance that comes behind it, essentially during covid. I sincerely apologize to my asian peers and hope we can have ACTUAL conversations about this issue and come to an conclusion.
I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and a white woman and subscribed after your 'What are we doing to white people' video. In this video, it was so sad seeing the Asian woman be 'shut down' as she gave her account. This obviously didn't fit the protests narrative but she had a right to be heard. Your right Charlie, certain issues must be addressed openly, equally and freely within all communities and listened to by others. I'm right behind you in everything you are saying and will stand alongside you and people of all communities who want unity. Keep up the good work!
Even in our country, one where we don't have quite as many civil disturbances as the US, there are plenty of rascists incidents of blacks towards asians.
@@jonbaxter2254 huh?! Huh?, this fool also did a video blamomg balcks for the Monterey park and hakf moon mass shootings whichnje later deleted🙄! He’s a anti balck adisn rscist that’s makes up lies. P,ease tell me why it’s the balck communities fault that 100 per e to f Asians were killed by other Asians so far this year and why 100 percent of arrests for anti asisn assaults were Whjte so far this year🙄! Literally just A few days after he posted this video the Monterey park and hakf moon mass res happend which left 18 dead. His other outlandish claim that “hundreds” of asisn are killed each month by black people narionaly and in San Francisco is story fabrication. There were on,y 5 asian homicides in San Francisco last year and all of them were Asian on Asian. Nationally there were only 6 Asians killed by blacks last year and and 14 blacks killed by Asian s last year. This fool is jsut another steiotype Al Asians trying to shiw out for far-right Whjte people to get there approval by denigrating blacks. It’s actually quite pathetic.
I am a black female and my next door neighbor is a lovely Asian old lady. Can you guys believe it yesterday she knocked on our door and gave me and my siblings two boxes of cookies. Such a lovely gesture! We have always been very kind and respect towards each other. I would like to gift her with a beautiful tea set and also give her some cookies. What do you guys think? Should I give her something else? Also, I am very sorry for all the mistreatment that Asian people had to endure from black people. I see you guys and I know how it can be because I have witnessed this and know that you guys are not lying. Keep speaking up about anyone who disrespects you or your culture Asian brothers and sisters. You shouldn't have to put up with crap from anyone no matter their race. Your feelings are valid.
As a Black Woman, It breaks my heart and makes me SO ANGRY when I see videos of people in my community hurting these innocent Asian people (especially elders) because of their ignorant Anti-Asian mindsets. I am so happy that you are speaking up for your community. Black people may not have the power to be racist systematically but we most definitely have the power to be racist in a hateful, ignorant way that harms and threatens the lives of millions of Asian people. How can we as Black people who know what racist harassment feels like do this to others who are just minding their business and deserve to be loved like the rest of us? I’m so tired of certain Black people thinking the Black Community should not be criticized because we are Black. I will continue to practice Pro-Asianess!! Asian People deserve better!! #STOPASIANHATE!! 🫶🏾🫶🏾♥️♥️
You are exactly the kind of young person that the modern western world needs, one who offers a balanced critique rather than jumping on the left-wing or right-wing bandwagon. Well done
@@SuckOnDeezNuts I understand that anything that falls outside the hard-left rhetoric is instantly dismissed by some people as 'right-wing', when in fact what he is saying is actually centrist and common sense.
I’m a black man who grew up in the south, Atlanta to be exact, and I found you on your video about white people. It summed up my feelings perfectly. Now with this one, a large portion of my friends are Asian and the amount of hate and ridicule I receive from other Black people is insane! I’ve had three of my friends ganged up on and attacked in one of my comment sections with several slurs and lies about covid.
I wonder who taught blk ppl racism? 🤔 Hell I wonder who taught blk ppl how to speak English? We already know where blk trauma comes from question is why is it that states are finally considering paying reparations? Could it be that we deserve compensation for our sacrifices?
we really need to treat each other as individuals and not simply members of so and so race. Doesn't mean we need to ignore race but share the positives things all peoples have to share... lets make music together lol
I've been saying this for years but noone ever listened cause I guess it's not "socially acceptable" to criticize black people in any way. As an Asian American, I've experienced more discrimination from the black community than any other demographic.
They’ve been extremely abusive and racist towards Hispanic immigrants but no one bats an eye. They literally beat and rob so many food workers and vendors
75% of all crimes committed against Asian people are perpetuated by white people. Sorry for your experiences but the data shows it in fact is overwhelmingly white perpetuated.
"Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as 'racists'"~ Thomas Sowell
As a black person, thank you so much for this video. You’re absolutely right and I try my best to have conversations like this with the people in my own community and I’m not gonna lie it’s hard. It’s definitely made me feel like an outsider at times. At the end of the day we’re all people and people of all races are capable of doing evil things. You deserve to call out these hateful people and black people can absolutely be racist, towards anyone. I grew up with racism towards white people being normalized and it took years to unlearn this. Stay safe and keep good people in your corner.
Whenever I even imply that black people might be racist around my black friends it becomes a part of me acting white, because I should know that as a black person it's impossible for us to be racist.
Props to you for doing what's right. Just because others disagree, that doesn't make you the bad person, it makes you the brave person! Hive mentality enraptures so many. Hopefully you can surround yourself with others who don't make you feel like an outsider, that is also hard for me
@@down-b8197 Turns out that wasn't wholly racial to begin with. It was southerners moving around the country post-reconstruction and ruining everything. We were doing fine until the rednecks and their adjacent culture (southern black culture) literally tore everything apart. And now segregation is coming back and being championed by the people who's ancestors fought so hard against it.
@@jawadiustunda1193 How did southerners move north and have more power than northerners? Simple... They didn't. The entire country was against Black Americans and was even against freeing enslaved Black people. Fighting against segregation was a mistake... Black Americans fought against the unfair treatment of segregation. They paid taxes and couldn't go to the schools, neighborhoods, pools and businesses that they paid for. The right move was the fight for equal treatment not to integrate with your enemy and lose everything.
You are absolutely right to bring this to light. It’s not about blame games and singling anyone out. It’s about exposing the fact that certain people are considered “untouchable” because of this evil ideology.
Unfortunately, there is one group of "untouchables" who play a disproportionate role in souring race relations, both through their influence in business, the media, and the university system, and they have placed them self in a position which is beyond all criticism. They're "white" when it suits them, and they're an "oppressed" religious and ethnic minority when it suits them. It may not be _all_ of them, but they are certainly represented beyond all proportion to their percentage of the population. Whenever anyone questions their role, they are told it's just a coincidence, and their identity means absolutely nothing. Until people are ready to speak their names, nothing will change for the better.
@@WaffleStaffel Jews probably started things like the ADL after the Holocaust to prevent antisemitism from having the prominence it got before the concentration camps were up and running. I just spoke their name so I hope that makes it better. Talking about them like they’re the Illuminati and we’re scared probably does more to give them the power you seem so afraid they have rather than just saying they’re a group with a strong interest in their survival and see PR as something to be proactive about.
@@WaffleStaffel Isn't that mostly a conspiracy though? This "J" cabal who rules the world? Don't know why you want to avoid the word, but I'll avoid it too. 🤷♂ Are you saying it is them who love to push woke ideology on us? I mean, there are certainly people of said background who are ardent leftists and anti-establishment, like Noam Chomsky. So he doesn't fit that description.
@@blondequijote The ADL was founded in 1913 to defend a child rapist-murderer named Leo Frank who blamed his crime on a black man. I can't speak their name because my comments get deleted.
I’m black and white. This is a harsh truth and reality that’s been covered up in the recent decades. I’ve known way more racist Black people than any other race I’ve come across. Including my own family. I distance myself from it. It’s instilled in us that we LITERALLY CANNOT BE RACIST because we are a “protected” class who can do no wrong because of slavery(which has many lies). I’ve gotten made fun, into fights because of my hair and skin color. Told I act too white and hate myself because I’m attracted to other races. Black people are the most racist, homophobic(I’m a lesbian), misogynistic, judgmental people I’ve come across. Although, I love being Black. We have our faults too and should be checked and called out like everyone else. You’re such a brave person for this and thank you so much. I’ll subscribe ❤. Hopefully more can speak out.
I'm so sorry to hear this. I've heard of homophobia in the black community. This whole ' they can not be racist' is invariably going to lead to furthering toxicity in the community. I also understand people's immediate defensiveness too since they don't want to be attacked by externals who have an agenda. In any case I'm sorry you experienced so much hatred from people who should have loved and supported you!
Hey Rene, Im a gay black man and was bullied very harshly as a child in grade school by other black kids. I had virtually no problems with children of other races. Racism wasn't something that I experienced from white people growing up, I was way more afraid of my own community than others. I was in grade school during the early 2000s. In Highschool I started to dissociate from blackness all together, but eventually broke out of it in college when I started to have much better experiences with African Americans my age. Im an artist and use my art to talk about issues within the black community. grade school bullying is a HUUUUGE issue in the black community.
Slavery which has many lies ? okay... I'm also black and white and i've know way more white racist so your comment is dumb because is just your own experience.. But slavery has many lies ? Like what ? Black people building the USA economy with their blood in the coton field While the master raped female slaves, is wrong? Just learn me O_o
As a white woman raised in rural America. Appalachia to be exact. I have never felt racially superior to anyone. Asian people are a real asset to America. Good people, Hard workers, Very intelligent. As a melting pot of cultures and peoples we are doing real poorly as of late. The democratic party is succeeding in divide and conquer method.
So glad you’re bringing this up. #StopAsianHate died real fast after the media realized how many hate crimes were by black people. My gosh, can we all stop hating each other?
Omg! Couldn’t agreed more! All these woke asian celebrities claimed it’s white people causing all these hate crimes. Geez! Are they stupid or just kissing ass?!?!!!
Too many people are making good money off of selling this idea that only certain people can be racist, and others need to be shielded from all criticism.. even though this whole argument falls apart very quickly under scrutiny- they’ve gotten good at exploiting fear and empathy in people.. its not so simple as “can’t we all have a bit of heart for one another” More than money, they stake a lot of their beliefs on this idea and if it collapses they’re lost, and can no longer feel justified to hate random white people
I remember early in school years we had this Korean girl in class, and there was this black girl in class that would always make fun of her eyes and was loud and obnoxious about it. Some kids would laugh, but it always felt shitty seeing someone else get bullied and even worse for something they had no control over. I think that was when I realized that it was completely fucked up to make fun of people or hold any sort of resentment towards others over the way they were born. Whenever I would stand up for others in those situations, the hate would immediately be turned on me, but I have never been afraid to mix it up and be combative on behalf of the downtrodden. Charlie, you have my utmost respect for doing what you are doing. It is difficult trying to stand up for those who cant, especially when it makes you the new primary target. Stay stubborn brother and dont ever turn your back on your convictions. -love from the South
Yeah and I always remember all the anti-blackness other Asians had towards blacks. Especially in their households. Calling them all kinds of names behind closed door then make money off them.
I agree! Well said. It’s a double standard and highlights the lack of accountability in the Black Community that oftentimes thrives in victimhood. It’s absolutely disgusting.
How do you balance the idea of victimhood with being a victim? Personally I think the answer lies in violence. See I am an American. Not a European or an African or an Asian; I am a "merciless indian savage" as your declaration of independence puts it. What is being done to my family is criminal; we are victims of an ongoing criminal conspiracy in the most literal meaning of the word conspiracy. (An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime.) If we remain still and silent we die as victims. If we protest we are victims lavishing in victimhood. Only when we use direct violence against our aggressors do we escape the paradigm of victim and become free again as our ancestors were.
When he advocates for people not to become political pawns, he already became the byproduct that is caused by those political pawns.(which means you became a pawn too, just not for the side ur speaking out against) Instead of really figuring out downsides of certain asian cultures that resulted in a more politically quiet demographic, oh yea lets point finger at woke ideologies for "overprotecting" black voices. Dont get me wrong, any person that has a sane brain can understand how detrimental woke ideology is to any culture. But really? Lets ask those black leaders to confront their own profitable ignorance instead of understanding there are racist and ignorant people within the black communities. Because that will definitely fix the problem of the asian community not having more political voices right? How about lets create an actual solution to unite asian communities together to boost the volume of our political voice instead of just shouting out woke mob behavioral slogans like "we asians need to stand up for ourselves"? This whole video is yelling:" We are victims from ignorant black people, and all black people please fix this for us😭😭" Bro literally took victimhood to another level.
“And in effect, this gives the black community the power to escape accountability”. WELL SAID. Escaping accountability doesn’t work out well for anyone. It creates a toxic culture for all parties involved.
It creates a violent armed response of epic proportions called revolution. We are teetering on the edge of it now. You can only falsely accuse, abuse, harm, oppress, and murder innocent people so long before they will rise up and end you. History 101….
Went to high-school with Charlie, we got into an argument one day in Social Studies about and how I thought George McClellan was a coward and a yellow belly after class he came up behind me while I was at my locker and whisper in my ear to "Whip it Out" I was stunned and as he walked away he called me a coward biggest regret of my life wouldn't be surprised if they made this into a movie.
Correct, and this, for some insane reason, is the end game for Leftists...they literally want black ppl to be granted blanket immunity from law and order, and societal rules...if these groups really cared about the African Americans who keep getting shot by police, they would be educating them on how to behave when having an interaction with police. The sad part of it, is that their agenda is working...at least it is in Philadelphia and other large cities, which have stopped policing the black communities or persons, hence the rise in crime.
As an Afro-Latino I can definitely testify to your points. I’ve seen both anti-white and anti-Asian rhetoric within a lot of black spaces. I’ve always tried to speak out against it but the common response was always black people cannot be racist. Of course I believe black people can be racist but as a middle-class American with mixed ancestry, my views are usually invalidated for not being black enough for the conversation. Finding your channel I feel a little less crazy for holding my views 😂
There it is right there. Hatred toward mixed people. It always goes there, doesn’t it? Hate never stops. It’s a consuming fire and will burn everything if left unchecked.
@@Cynicalbastard22 It’s not a narrative when you have experienced and seen it personally. I don’t need a white person to tell me what racism is in the same way that I don’t need a black person to tell me what it’s not. Saying I’m acting off the want for white acceptance is just blatantly dismissive and is the type of responses this video calls out funny enough. My comment was based on my experience and mine alone and I stand by it completely. If you want to stay ignorant then go ahead but don’t try to drag me with you
Im so glad someone is speaking out on this. The past year I have been saying this and got banned and lost friends for speaking out. Love your videos. You speak the truth for us Asians.
@BossLady just like the video implies. Im as frustrated as most that it’s obviously mostly black on asian crimes. And there was a moment where the media covered it but then nothing.. just here and there mentioning. Its so obvious to me and others, but why arent WE getting the support. Its not like our culture are known to cause issues. Besides CCP itself. Its seems the media and politicians only care about about issues relating to white, black, and Hispanics. This is my own perspective and views. It also kills me inside when i see the videos of so many innocents getting hurt or killed. It seems Asians as a culture are more tighter in reality than most race. But no, lets just teach our kids that only blacks where slaves. Who built most of the damn railroads in the US? Luckily I rarely deal with racial issues in the town I live in the south.
@@Lovenpain ha ya your right they only care about brown white black i guess. And we had a few Asians in our all white school good chunk of tan or brown folks. One black girl and I never saw anything bad towards them. Im a observant type of personality but ya I’m here in the south also. What state are you in ?
as a black person this is true and such a W video. we are not immune to any criticism and we are definitely capable of inflicting racism on others. im sorry so many of us don't realize that.
3:39 also uh please dont take this as rude but is that u in the thumbnail shown on screen?? damn u lost a lot of weight nice job lol. (sorry if this came of as rude i just couldn't help but notice)
It's weird watching this as a white guy and thinking "now you know what it's like to be White" 🤣🤣 Asian guy here getting some of that white privilege we have where we're blamed and shamed and told we can't speak cause everyone else is oppressed 🤣
As a black man I’m glad that you’re addressing these things in your video. I grew up with friends of different ethnicities and backgrounds. Bs aside we joked around about those cultural differences but whenever anything serious happened we always had each other’s back. And seeing those videos of black people attacking Asians for no reason really pissed me off. Thank you for making this video. I hope you go far with this bro. Stay blessed 🙏🏾
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white” 🦝 sambo
I think the bigotry of the left towards black people needs to be exposed. The left tells black voters they can do no wrong regardless of their actions giving them license to act poorly and blame it on external factors. It destabilizes and destroys poor black communities. Democrats did it in the civil war, they did it in the Jim Crow era and they are still doing their best to keep black people poor and weak. The only way out is to embrace personal responsibility and that is so far from the norm on the left that it may never happen. Eliminate the Democrat party and the 90% of Republicans that are part of the liberal Uni-party and all of this stuff gets better instantly. Culture flows from the top down.
Do you get pissed off when videos show a black teen get shot in the head over orange juice after she paid and Asian woman get no time? Do you get pissed off when buying property and Asian tell you you're not welcome to buy. Do get pissed off when a Black man drive and parks his car in a neighborhood full of Asians and someone calls 911, stating "there's a Black man in neighborhood don't belong here". Please tell me...
As a white man in the Southern US, I fully support this message. You spoke to the point & addressed the real issue & then closed with an appeal to the Black American community at large by posing a question on a plan of action to take care of the problem of anti-Asian hate within that community.
Went to high-school with Charlie, we got into an argument one day in Social Studies about and how I thought George McClellan was a coward and a yellow belly after class he came up behind me while I was at my locker and whisper in my ear to "Whip it Out" I was stunned and as he walked away he called me a coward biggest regret of my life wouldn't be surprised if they made this into a movie.
Moral of the story: ANYONE can be racist. Not realizing this will cause a divide within us (which is already happening). I'm so glad you made this video, your last video already basically reached 1 million views. We need to bring awareness to these issues and it's thanks to you I believe it will happen. Subscribed.
Wrong. You're defining racism incorrectly. You are confusing "racism" with "bigotry". They are two entirely different things. In America, B people amount to bw 10-13% of the population. It is IMPOSSIBLE for Blacks in this country to be "racist" against any other group. Bigoted? That's debatable. But racist? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
@Patali that's a strawman argument. If you cannot track and respond to the ACTUAL argument, then you should sit back and let others debate, otherwise just say you "disagree".
@@user-vg8ez9cu6uit doesn’t work like that considering Asians are even less than the amount of black people in America but asians are apparently capable of being racist so by yr logic black people can be only racist toward Asians or even native Americans which are a smaller population than black people yr only referring to systemic when that doesn’t only require that to be racist it’s like sayin murder is the only requirement of doing violence when disregarding other forms
We need more Asians like yourself to speak up. The anti-asian violence was DISGUSTING to it's core! Verbal abuse is bad enough but physical violence is just EVIL af!
Ive had so many occurences when a black person would treat me horribly for no reason because of my race. (Im asian) I remember this time when I was beaten up at a playground because I refused to give up my seat on a swing I just got on. This was a group of 8 black children who got out of their way to be racist towards me- calling me a lot of derogatory stuff (like some comment about fish for instance), throwing dirt onto my clothes and shoes. The youngest was about 3 and it still upsets me how they got away with beating and bullying me because if I was to say something about it, I would be called much more mean stuff. Im glad this video came out and gave me closure onto understanding this situation I had years ago. I realized that I am not a horrible person if I was to admit that a small group of people were in the wrong for being racist.
Gold:I'll bet this was happening in a democrat-controlled state & city.Why do I say this?Because this is by & large where it's happening (NY & San Francisco for starters)and nothing is ever done about it.And yes,anyone of any ethnicity can be racist;believe it.
I remember this one time I asked a Chinese kid with his group of Chinese friends if he could help explain this math problem that he knew to me. He looked at me in disgust and proceeded to call me derogatory terms. Him and his Chinese friends started poking me with pens and pencils as I walked through the hall after class and spreaders the info to other classmates. Since then almost throughout the entirety of my high school years that proceeded to bully and make fun of me on my lack of math skills. It legitimately made me question my intellect through my undergrad years in college and I had to go to therapy to find the underlining root cause of my depression
Thank you for these videos of reality. Chinatown San Francisco used to be thriving. Suddenly the Bay Area began blaming white people for Asian crimes when it was not the reality of the situation. Many white people actually stopped going for awhile due to the fact they felt the Asian community hated them. Many in the bay were doing acts of solidarity with black community. The Asian community understood what was going on but would be silenced to fit some kind of narrative. Many stores have closed shop and never opened again the Bay Area. I also notice a narrative in Philly trying to blame white people for Asian hate awhile ago. Unfortunately with the 76ers stadium the developer is working with a major BLM organization to diversify downtown Philly. Many white people I know want Chinatown Philly to stay. Unfortunately trying to fit with the narrative is going to possibly displace many.
I'm tired of everything being ''poor blacks'' or ''black this black that'' and now they're assaulting the Asians, literally the least confrontational, and most well to do group? Enough is enough... this is a bunch of BS, i know many wonderful black people and they call this out, but get shut down by their own community, same thing when the call out anti-white, for some reason the black community loves hating on everyone, yet claiming innocence. I hope the assaults stop immediately and the people responsible are held accountable, and sentenced heavily ...
Chinese Restaurant in EVERY MAJOR BLACK AMERICAN neighborhood... If it's so bad, why don't they leave??? It's a lie, Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes, mainly targeting against Asians on Paper. How are Black Americans a problem when it's not even on paper ...???????
Someone commented on 65% Asian crime is white is simply not true. Many other stats will say the complete opposite. Another person commented that Asian food is in black communities. If I was to apply the logic I could bring up all the Asian restaurants in the Bay Area and apply same logic. Nearly every restaurant owner from the Bay Area to Seattle have all said they have not dealt with a violent white person. In fact almost every robbery and act of violence is black on Asian. However this is not to indicate the entire black community is bad. So many black people oppose the racism coming out of the primarily younger generation. This racism includes hating white people for skin color as well as Asians. The ideology has become toxic. This was the same ideology the soviets used but it’s gaining traction. Gaslighting and victimhood is the name of the game. In Oakland the community asked BLM to stop Hijacking’s the protest, but the news has silenced us, making it look like people are against white community. Revenue and tourism stops. It is hard for people to come to places when the black community is projecting that the Asian community hates skin color.
As a black woman, I will say that there is a lot of ignorance and hypocrisy within the black community. I noticed this when my friends, whom were black themselves, got offended when i said “all lives matter”. This is exactly why i said it. I agreed with you from the very first sentences you spoke in this video.
The problem people had with that was purely because it was founded just as an opposition point. BLM was essentially saying “blm too” .. so to say “all lives matter” is a bit tone deaf in the sense that no one said they didn’t in first place
@@uncletea5632 It's always about context. In which case, "all lives matter" is absolutely false and "black lives matter" is only true within reasonable grounds. Now, if there's anything everyone can agree on even without context then I believe that is INNOCENT LIVES MATTER.
Dave Chappelle is the only famous black person who acknowledges this issue. He mentions it during the first ten minutes of his 2021 set "The Closer". Other than that, you're right, complete silence on the issue. I thought "silence is violence". The hypocrisy is glaring.
Look how the mainstream and the woke mob treat Dave Chappelle, though. It's shameful. He speaks truth, and they try desperately to cancel him at every turn. They'll never manage it, though, because Dave Chappelle is beloved and valued by so many people of every race. He calls everyone out when they deserve it, and people love him for it. He's the only comedian I'd actually pay a small fortune to see live!
As a black woman and former teacher aide I know how bad the bullying really is. In one city I worked at two different schools. The majority black school was full of fighting, foul language and constant disrespect for teachers. I tried several times to intervene if I saw any behavior that looked like bullying. When I went to the teachers my concerns were completely dismissed. I didn't work there for very long it was too stressful. When I worked on the other side of town at the all White school the experience was completely different. The students were kind, helpful and well behaved. I wasn't breaking up fights or being disrespected. I'm always sad when I see black people being racist and violent to Asian people. The parents don't have good values. Anytime you see bad children there will also be bad parents.
You can admit something like that in this form, but can you admit this to other black folks? They get mad when I’m honestly not told them that the reason why I quit teaching was because of the violence and disrespect from mostly black students.
Yes!!! It’s the environment they’re growing up in, we see more black people growing up in broken homes in comparison to white or even Asian children (single mother, living in poorer areas, being surrounded by gang activity etc) these fuel violence and a lack of structure in any home, but it’s much more common in the black community which is why we see so much more black people acting this way, the community needs to heal so we can limit this, it’s terrible.
@@Nwachukwu200 I definitely don’t hate myself and I love the black community but why is it wrong to acknowledge that a lot of us need to work on bettering the community? You could use the same logic for black people murdering other black people with unnecessary gang violence. The guy in the video doesn’t seem to hate black people he’s just rightfully confused as to why we see so many black people are committing the same crime.
When people say black people can't be racist they are in effect dehumanising black people. Everyone can be racist irrespective of skin colour. A simple review of human history will show you that. Thanks for the video Charlie. It can be difficult to grasp the scale of a problem affecting a community when you're outside of that community.
@@brycel.8291 bruh the definition of racism is prejudice or hate of a person or group of people based on their skin colour. Just because liberals want to add power to it and try retcon everybody doesn't mean we don't remember.
@@brycel.8291 Racism is literally being prejudiced against someone bc of their race. If I was prejudiced against you bc you ugly, it wouldn't be racism
I had sensed what you said despite my naïveté, and had found myself drawn to watch out for Ms. Kim at 2nd Street Market who was often there by herself. I remember times when I was shopping when I would observe bad treatment, and I would never leave her presence until I knew that everything was OK. She retired shortly before I decided to retire, and I moved to the country where I don’t have to encounter so many stressful situations. I worry for the Ms. Kims out there, and I appreciate your efforts.
Wow, that clip you shared of the asian woman speaking about her experiences and being immediately silenced for them was actually one of the clips that had an enormous influence on my current political/cultural position. I was disgusted to see someone who was just trying to share their experience and was berated and belittled for doing so. We must be better than that.
This happens to black people ALL THE TIME! lol y’all are in denial. Any time a black person speaks of their experiences they’ll get told they’re lying, to get over it or be quiet! I’ve seen it to many times to count. Hell, my parents grew up in the Jim Crow South picking cotton and they get told it was “long ago”. Please stop lying and speaking for other groups
This is sadly becoming a huge repeated issue. People have become so chronically online and politically indoctrinated that they only see broad issues and concepts, and struggle to apply critical thinking to decide for themselves what the appropriate stance on an issue is. There was a case recently of a black man who went on a shooting rampage in his apartment complex and was only taken down after being shot by police after a big holdout. afterwards BLM protesters protested in his defence🙄 and when a woman who was put in danger by his rampage confronted the protesters saying bullets flew through her apartment and coukd have killed her and her children, she was told to shut up by the protesters. It’s so bizarre. What kind of sensible person can tell someone who faced a near death situation because of some psychotic freak that their trauma doesn’t matter just because the perp was black? that situation honestly was the tipping point for me with all of this stuff. i’m not sure what the end goal with any of this is but it doesn’t make sense. it seems like what began as admirable efforts towards developing social consciousness and cultural sensitivity has turned into defending lowlife criminals and bullies who harm innocent people.
Imagine booing someone after sharing their experience like that. Thats awful, now she feels like she has to justify herself and like everyone sees her as racist. She didnt say all black people are racist, she said they CAN be
Thanks so much for calling this out. As an Indian Asian my only and sole racist experience came from a black person. Unfortunately it seems like this is against the status quo right now so everyone wants to turn a blind eye to racism if the aggressor belongs to the black community.
Yeah. Unfortunately it's "Whoever is the loudest and acts the most like a savage animal gets to have the final word". If you're aggressive enough and have likeminded, aggressive people joining you, you can get away with pretty much anything. Police is putting you in custody for looting shops during riots? "HEY Y'ALL THOSE RACIST ASS COPS PUT THESE PROMISING KIDS BEHIND BARS FOR ROBBING A GUCCI STORE, PAY THE BAIL Y'ALL HERE'S A GOFUNDME" and someone, I don't know who, will actually be stupid enough to donate enough money to bail those criminals out, solely because they're black. Kinda racist if you think about it, looking at a black person and going "This one shouldn't be in prison because the color of his skin is black."
There were so many of my friends getting harassed or even assaulted by black people when I lived in SF. And every time I hear black community says they can't be racists, I lose more and more respect for them because it proves that them, or their leaders are completely biased. I am wishing more black people can hold other black people who commit hate crime accountable.
@@carbonmax9426 No, my point is, that white people DON'T do it all the time. None of my friends got violent racism from white people. They can be subtly racist, at the point where it's even hard to tell if they are being racists or just being jerks. On the contrary, I lost count of Asian friends who received violent racism from black people. One of my friend nearly went blind. Not all black people are racists, but some can definitely can be one. Just like fathers scolding their own child, black community need to be strict to their own and hold them accountable.
@@byroncarter8561 Lying? Obviously you didn't live in SF. I lived there 8 years and even my little sister once got a glass bottle threw at back of her head when she got off Muni the bus by a black couple. "lgbtq community is racist against blacks"? So you're saying because lgbtqs are racist against blacks, it justifies blacks acting racists against another race? So some bully harassed me, so I can bully another nerdy student? Does that really justify in your book? What we're talking about is that there ARE indeed racists black people, and we need to admit it. Yet, I'm not saying those black people are bad people. They just need a community that can be strict to them, and a loving family to teach not to hate.
Lol they literally make up like 5 percent of SF too while Asians make up almost 40 percent. If Asians grew a backbone we could easily stomp them out. Send them back to Oakland like the whites did back in the day.
I used to live in NYC. One day I was on the subway and this black man came up to this older Asian lady and spit in her face. The train went wild. I am happy to say that everyone on the train regardless of race went to this women’s defense. I felt pretty hopeful for humanity in that instance. Wrong was wrong. And it was moving to see.
Again, although there was a criminal act, this is another humanity affirming story because people came to her defence. Also, although pattern recognition shouldn't be overlooked, of course all crimes aren't racially motivated and there are criminals from all walks of life but the main thing is accountability and insight where a pattern is recognised and response within the community. As long as people protect each other when individuals in the community are targeted, i feel like we'll be ok. It's when people look the other way that i think we are in danger culturally.
As a 50 yr old Asian woman, in my lifetime, I have been spit on several times; have been assaulted and escaped being raped and probably cannot go a month without a derogatory statement yelled at me … 90% by someone who is Black. As I got older (probably late 30’s) I have occasionally asked why Blacks seem to target Asians. I have been told 1) I don’t know; 2) because Asians are scared of Blacks (like avoiding them); 3) I am lying. Unfortunately I have absolutely no faith that anything meaningful will be done to change to stop the attacks on Asians in my lifetime.
Bruh I agree with ya. I’m black-mix (Half white & Indigenous too) and yes. My black dad believes that all asian people eat cats and dogs. And once when I went into a Chinese restaurant during the end of the pandemic my grandma said “we shouldn’t even be here with these people spreading Covid around.” In ear shot of the waiter. All I could do was look at her in disgust to show I didn’t like what she said and just took the food as kindly as I could and said “thank you so much for the food.” I really wanted to say “I’m sorry about my racist ass grandma.”
hello as a asian i just want to say that please don't be ashamed of your race for this, you yourself aren't responsible. people just need to stop being racist
I'm black and I agree with everything you've said in the video. I realized within the last few years that the black community likes to shift blame to escape being held accountable for anything, either that or we act oblivious. If I pointed out that something was racist or violent I'd get the "well it's just a joke/ shut up" in response. It's only fair that this behavior be called out bc it desperately needs to be addressed.
What even is the "black community"? You mean obnoxious vocal minority in the media? As always, they are not representative of the majority of the population...
I’m black british and i hear you completely!! I literally was so scared for the asian woman who rightfully said black people can be racist too! FACT!! *Anyone can be racist* and just bc we got our own issues systematically doesn’t mean we’re above racism towards others?! I will always do what I can in my power to shut down any racist remarks, especially from my own people towards asians, caucasians and other ethnicities… it’s not right!!! PERIOD.
It’s like people don’t know how to look up definition of words anymore. You’re correct, interpersonal racism and systemic racism are two different things. People often ignore that.
@@jato2942 i’m not a dictionary, and its normal to not know specific names for certain things. I got my point across and that’s what matters… so i don’t appreciate first portion of the comment you made.
@@diadiaa892 Ignoring that I’m agreeing with you, of course you’re not a dictionary, that’s why they exist. So we can refer to them to better understand language and communication
@@HappyGoLucky874 racism exists everywhere. And unfortunately I do see and been around the same normalisation towards being racist towards asians within the black/ African/ Caribbean community in the UK. So it seems like the stories are pretty damn similar🤨
as a black and korean person this is an opinion i have had for a little while, not too long since im only 13 but the black kids at my school are 10x more racist to me than the white kids are. Calling me ching chong, the c slur, telling me to eat dog, eat cat, go back to korea, you cant say the n word your not black i have been literally RIPPED away from my own black culture and it just makes me so mad, during track the track was all dusty and got in our eyes and a kid ran by me and said “i cant see i feel so asian” so i yelled “IS IT BECAUSE IM ASIAN?” idk why i did that but i did ig and he said “btw your not asian ur korean” in this video he talks about how people LOVE to talk about anti blackness in the asian community but once its anti asianness in the black community they dont turn a head, multiple people hear that kid being racist to me and i tell all my friends hes racist to me and they still turn around and stay friends with him as if he isnt racist to me till this day
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“Black people can be racist” and they immediately tried to silence her and then they all jumped on her. I feel really bad.
Eventually this will end up causing violence and/or a war. The climate we live in today is completely fucked up and people should be very scared for what the future brings.
"When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression" - what they like to say without realizing it applies to them in racial discourse.
@@codeandcoffee6672 I am reading a lot of comments like yours. It's kind of annoying tbh. You're implying that you're looking at the world around you from a bubble, that you have no impact on, or take responsibility for. But actually, you are just as much a part of the world as any other 1 person. If every 1 person would take responsibility for their own actions instead of watching the world go by from a bubble, things would improve. The world simply is made up of a bunch of 1 persons. Stop echoing this negative, non-productive narrative, and find the power within yourself to make the world 'eventually causing' peace, forgiveness and love. (sorry, this isn't directed to you personally, and maybe you are making a difference for the better in your own way)
@@codeandcoffee6672No, you shouldn't!! Cancel niggas from your contact-lists, and that's it! You're sick.
-- Good advice from a European German
Don't feel bad, mate!! Those demanding niggas will be gone sooner as you think. The _White Hats_ are already taking back all command right now!!!
Yikes. I can't believe she got booed for saying "black people can be racist" after just describing how she was discriminated against by black people.
Because she doesn't know every black person on Earth his black people around the world you can't go anywhere on this Earth and not find black every black person in the world is a racist
Yeah that pissed me off. Everyone can be racist to everyone. It's not okay
@@co_co_ocelot when the coronavirus hit America it wasn't blacks that came up with the Kung Fu slogan or the China virus slogan as a matter of fact there were campaigns in the African-American community to fight against that Asian hate. In the 1960s it was Black America that help fight and raise the campaign to stop the deportation of Asians that we're coming into the country and not only did they help to stop the deportations of Asian specifically, but they welcome the Asian people to set up businesses in the community and get loans, the same fuckin loans that they were excluded from . and they made million ,But if you really want to see racism at its best... Why doesn't China Town any Chinatown allow black businesses to inter??? No one wants to talk about that !!! if blacks are prejudiced against Asians, they sure as hell have a good reason to be.
Blacks complain the most about racism but generally are the most racist. Of course the J€¥¥$ are the ones in power that bring them to white countries because they destroy the countries. Of course they don't let them into Israel.
It's because they are stupid and ignorant. It's that simple. No amount of evidence or facts can change the minds of people who choose to be egocentric and only listen to how they feel instead of what is reality.
I recall this darkly comedic sequence of events
1. stopasianhate is trending
2. the powers at be realize who is actually hating the asians
3. stopasianhate spontaneously evaporates
You forgot about the Asian Hate Crime Bill that was passed by Jim Crow Biden.
Once intelligent people actually read the Hate Crime Data and found out that non Hispanic whites commit over 75% of Asian Hate Crime, the white supremacist mass media backed away a little from the Asian Hate Crime propaganda, ma’am.
@@DjTIMEJD "the white supremacist mass media " LMFAO but tbh yes I dont like the mass media lets unite and take them down so the truth is down. AT&T, CBS, Comcast, Disney, Newscorp and Viacom All own 90% of these media, hopefully when they're down only the truth shall stand!!!
@@johnmachenzie1613 We need another Bacon’s Rebellion.
@@DjTIMEJD Well done for completely missing the point. You are perpetuating a circle of racism based off of the actions of a few to the point that you are emulating the behaviour you hate so much.
@@lewisjones284 why are you projecting your anti-Black racism on to me? Seems like you and this Asian dude are missing the point that non-Hispanic whites are over 75% of Asian Hate Crime, ma’am.
I’m Asian American, I grew up around whites, blacks, Hispanics and Asians. The only race that I’ve ever experienced racism from is the black community. Blacks bullied us and robbed from us all the time. My Asian friends feel the same but is too scared to speak up about it. Thanks for touching on this subject. We all need to be held to the same standard and accountability.
@Knight Ryder 💀
Stop generalizing please….
@@Chi_06 they arent really, theyre just giving their experience. They didnt say something like "all black people are like this" yknow
Same!!! Black people are extremely racist if they kill each other why would they have respect for the rest of us
@@Chi_06 He's not saying all blacks are like this. That's just his experience.
As a black girl I really find it anoying when people say that black people can't racist and than do these racist acts. I believe that everyone is capable of being racist and we just need to love each other and accept our differences. Thank you for this video. This had to be talked about❤️
Of course. Each of us is capable of good and evil. Our actions define us.
I don't know who you are or what your situation is, but I wish you all the best. I wish you good health, good fortune, and that you'll accomplish all the goals you set for yourself. Cheers.
This is the basis of CRT. CRT supports the idea that only white people can be racist. And this crap is infecting our schools. We need to teach what MLK preached. Content of character!
I doubt your black
Black people cannot be racist in a system of white supremacy. This Asian man is spreading anti black propaganda.
Anybody that hates another person based on race is racist. If we sit down and get to know people we might find we liked them.
That poor girl was pouring her heart out and was on point and they stopped her at the climax of her speech. Sad.
I agree! She deserves to have her voice heard.
Any links to the original video?
It wasn't what they wanted to hear.
they couldnt deal with it
@@adamfontenet803 protesting helps up to a point. It helps bring about awareness and if the comments on this thread revealed anything, it is that there is a great lack of awareness.
"Black people can be racist" is a factual statement and not a racist comment. Period.
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@@IntrusiveThoughtsTV Don't get me wrong. I'm NOT saying they all are. Anyone CAN BE racist and there's nothing to do with their race to be racist. Did you not listen to the woman in the video footage? She says she was yelled at by a group of black people "Go back to where you come from". If that wasn't a racist act, I don't know what is.
@Noah Buzzo yea no two black student got a chinese language teacher suspended for speaking chinese in a chinese class cause they got offended by the word "neiga".
Black people in mordern day have more political power then any other minority in america the fact you claim they can't be racist is racist in it self the fact it can be used to escape consequences is power in it self.
The fact they can get a teacher suspended for speaking chinese in a chinese class is power in it self. The fact there goverment programs "affirmative action" that let black people step on other minority for better education is power.
Schools that got rid of AP classes cause it does not have enough "diversity" mostly cause it asian students. Is power in it self.
"Black people can't be racist" what a joke.
@@IntrusiveThoughtsTVyes racist. If you don’t like someone for their skin color you’re racist. If you think black people are superior (there are black groups that do), then you’re racist. You can as a black person take part in racist actions and/or say racist things on an interpersonal level, by definition.
@@IntrusiveThoughtsTV Wow. Beautiful essay. So basically what you're saying is that it should be socially acceptable for black people to express their hatred towards Asian people because they have been discriminated?
I live in 🇦🇹 vienna.
Today, I was called ‘Chin Chong Chan’ by black child while inside the train. Even when the child’s mother saw me, she pretended not to notice. So, I told her, ‘It’s sad that your son said “Chin Chong Chan.” Don’t let him say it again!’ There was no apology from the mother until I complained. Despite the history of discrimination against Black people by White people, the same thing is happening to Asians from black. Discrimination is absolutely unacceptable.
Based black child.
@DisPater-xs2pu “The South Americans” That’s a pretty broad stroke, Einstein
Black people were discriminated against by Asians and Hispanics as well as Hispanics used to enslave blacks as part of the Atlantic slave trade and of course Arabs enslaved black people for thousands of years. Most ethnic groups under the White label immigrated in the 20th century.
You brought this into your community.
When your leaders and many of you copied Caucasian racism against us.
You are complaining about name calling.
We live with that every single day. We are systemically mistreated in hospitals, restaurants, etc.
So your complaint is nothing.
The Italian community in Amerika in 1969s was brutal towards Afrikan Amerikans😢, and now when Afrikan Amerikans see how you Asians have taken up the mantel of Afrikphobia racism, they are no longer going to sit back and take it anymore.
Look to the root of the problem, not the middle of it.
We should call put leaders to do what, say something for you, no.
During the covid and beyounf, we saw several videos of Asian police beating up Afrikan students in Asia. Did any of you complain?
An Asian minister in India was seen on video referring to Afrikans in a nasty derogatory name in India.
As yans do the same. But I agree that it is unacceptable.
Japanese jazz pianist Tadataka Unno - beaten in a subway, called a ‘Chinese motherfucker’ and left with an injury to his right shoulder that could’ve ended his music career when a black person pushed him from behind claiming he attacked his pregnant girlfriend.
A 67-year-old Filipino woman was punched 125 times in the vestibule of her apartment building in full view of a security camera. The attacker called her an ‘Asian bitch’.
A 40-year-old Michelle Go was killed when she was pushed in front of a subway car by a 61-year-old homeless man.
51-year-old Jerrod Powell struck Chinese-American Yao Pan Ma in the back of the head as he was collecting cans and proceeded to kick him in the face as he lie on the ground. Ma was hospitalized and died eight months later on Dec. 31, 2021.
These people aren't fictitious. These stories aren’t published to push a narrative.
These are senseless and unprovoked attacks that are becoming commonplace in our major cities and these few cases named here are only the tip of the iceberg.
I remember that
If asians payed us restparutions it wouldnt happen
Gov statistics show ratio is at least 27 to 1. Any more details and this comment will likely be censored by youtube. Google it yourself.
Such brave men must be those attacking elders and women and people from behind. Bl4x are much larger in stature than Asians and still too cowardly to go against someone who might be their match, instead picking on the grannies and grampas.
@@donell307n
Everyone remember “stopasianhate?” And how quickly that went away when we saw who were attacking Asian people?
They received a Asian Hate Crime bill, dummy.
How many single isolated events was that again? now lets rewind and talk about WHEN this Stopasianhate movement began and what came PRIOR... BLM.. Typical rebuttal and deflection at its finest.
Bro what it never went away only if you don't look for the news and media yourself also many organized protest a lot were peaceful if it has to trend for you to acknowledge it that's pretty saf
@@kookiekiki things become a trend for a reason dummy. It's because they're promoted by the mainstream media. So when it stops becoming "trendy" it basically "goes away".
@@chris-ii9ev who tf you calling dummy you bum my whole point is that even if it's not mainstream no more why you blaming others for it "going away" keep your movement alive
I am Eurasian Japanese, most of the racism I faced for being Japanese, one of the worst instances being me having boiling ramen poured in my face and getting burns, was by a black person, and his friend group of color. I really wish we were treated more like people and not political pawns.
In America??
@@evildork6805 yup
@@HuemanSmoke rude.
@@HuemanSmokecry about it troll
@@Soyouel I am a hulk dey found out when i nearly 187 thor it was then dey truly knew and found out i was no troll... trolls are green giants and so is a hulk... so yeah mistaking me for a troll is no big deal actually... im still to be feared.. hear me ROAR!!!
I’m Mexican and when I was a kid, I went to a very diverse school. I didn’t even know that much about races until I was about 12 or 11. I treated all kids equal like any other kid I played on the playground with black, white, Asian, and latino kids at lunch. It’s really sad how separated we’ve gotten.
@KrellKrypto @KrellKrypto They deemed it racist to say because we aren't suppose to "hijack" the MLK speech for our own benefit, is how they erased it. It's cultural appropriation. I understand, trust me. I didn't see color as a kid, only people. I went to university in my late 30s and they shoved it down my throat, the "oppressed vs oppressor" agenda; and even though I knew it was wrong and fought against it (even though there wasn't much you could do to fight it without failing or being expelled), now I can't not see color. And I hate it. Despise my university experience.
I honestly just want to see people and let them show me who they are without noticing such arbitrary characteristics but even with resisting, enough repetition works wonders. White people = evil; everyone else is victim to that evil; is the overall lesson learned at the subconscious level.
i went to a school that was "diverse" for elementary. It was segregated by race for classes. There was race fights happening. I thought it was the norm, until I transfered to a different school. The new school was also diverse, but actually diverse, and every one was getting along.
It's just a more serious version of high school where people are divided up into groups
I grew up in a diverse school too and it was mainly the black kids bullying everyone, giving teachers trouble, the black girls would be very loud. It was horrible
@@yummychips_ it’s sad truly how there’s segregation in schools today even if it’s lowkey. It’s wrong how some kids are growing up like that. It’s things like this that will continue racism.
I'm an African and when I was younger, I had joined several Black American Facebook groups and there was lots of racism in those groups against literally every other race. So much so that I left such groups.
Tariq Nasheed & his FBA Cult keeps calling Africans derogatory words that I won't mention out of respect for my African buds. I can't stand Tariq, Taurean Reign & these other racist FBAs.
Stop lying lol
@@abdulkhalifa9679 bot
@@abdulkhalifa9679 STOP LYING? my guy you sleep with goats. "stop lying" why would someone even have to lie about that akmed
@@abdulkhalifa9679 it's very true
1:49 Don't do what that girl did. Don't reach out and physically touch someone who is upset and trying to speak in an attempt to silence them. Don't keep your hand on them, and then try to touch them again when they move away. That's seriously what a lot of abusive narcissists do in order to try to look like they're being empathetic, but it's sadly an act of aggression.
i noticed that too, i wanted to say “don’t touch me” for her!
An asian girl looked at me because I looked at her first. Clearly, she wanted me to stop br34thing. 🙄
When I was a teen, I was told that every asian women looked at me angrily ( for them asian always had angry face because of their eyes) because I was white, which meant I was better. I guess they must be right since we are making stories now.
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As an interpreter who translates between Burmese and English over the phone, I support the message conveyed in this video. Through my experience translating 911 and police calls, I have observed that approximately 95% of cases where a Burmese individual is brutally attacked, robbed, or bullied, the perpetrator is typically a black person. I once translated a call where a Burmese family reported being harassed by a black family to the police. The Burmese family was so frightened that they were afraid to leave their own home. The black family harassed them by urinating at their doorstep, throwing stones at their children when they played outside, and even physically assaulting a Burmese child and stealing his bicycle.
The situation has become so extreme that Burmese people living in America have created a derogatory term specifically targeting black people, which is never heard of in my home country of Myanmar. They often make comments like "It's the * again" and "Of course, the attacker is ***," indicating that they have come to expect this type of behavior from black people due to past experiences of prejudice and mistreatment.
wow, didnt expect to see a comment talking about Burmese ppl on here. u r rgt about that one. When i went to the usa to visit my relative, and while i was doing my laundry, black people were looking at me very strangely and i didnt feel safe around them. The feeling doesnt seem friendly.
They made a new nword? 🤣🤣 asians really are the most racist
@@Ramxie35theyre demonic.
Know this, Asians. The Tarzans hate you.
sounds like straight from the ghettos or some run down city in California like Stockton because their neighborhoods are never safe 24/7 and 100% chance these families are very poor and undeserved community and hate crimes are not unusual and use to be very high rate of hate crimes back in the 80s 90s and very early 2000s.
As a black Person, I hate it when people say that black people cant be racist. All races can be racist. I’m glad you’re speaking on this
Edit: AAs can also discriminate against Africans. I’m aa but I see and hear about a lot of AAs making fun of and straight up bullying Africans. Which is a terrible mindset that we must change
Edit 2: Also we are and can definitely be prejudice against other groups
What they’re saying is, black people aren’t the benefactors of racism.
Everyone in the white community knows this. They just choose not to speak up out of fear of being verbally attacked from it.
It's sad that discrimination, and racism as subgroup, is often seen as some made-up thing perpetuated by "white people" against (western) ethnic minorities, instead for what it actually is: a negative human trait that needs to be curtailed and punished.
It's sad you even have to point this out. This clownesque oppression-competition is toxic and counter-intuitive. Claiming racism is exclusive to whomever is such an untruth.
@@13Psycho13 This is exactly what I'm saying. The fact that people feel like they have to clarify that every race can be racist is just plain sad.
Black people victimize themselves too much, complaining about minor everyday life racism. We Asians go thru racism in everyday life, thanks to ignorant black people.
I was bullied as a white kid in a predominantly black school. I literally grew up with my grandparents next to the projects on welfare where my grandparents basically ran an orphanage for all the grandkids. My home life was terrible so I ignored the racism and bullying I went through but over the years it just escalated and got worse to the point i knew I had to deal with it. Despite years of being bullied and physically assaulted, jumped, having people spit in my face calling me their bitch, honky, cracker, and so on, having needed stitches and casts for fractured bones from it, the first time i stood up for myself and hurt them back i was expelled from school, sued by the kids mom because i guess because I was white my family was supposed to be rich and well off, and painted to be the bully in court. Yet even when the truth came out and my case was dismissed and I was reinstated into school I still had to go to counseling and anger management classes for a year from a court order.
Wow. It sucks when no one sees the truth about a kid's experience. He could use the help. ),:
I went through the same ordeal, mine was through Middle School. I got tortured by a group of black students almost daily. I got beat up and jumped on several occasions, my shoes got stolen and I got hit in the head with a rock. They went around the whole school and lied, because I listen to rock and roll they told all the other black students that I worship Satan and was in the klu Klux Klan!!! So then I had the whole school trying to hurt me... It got so bad that after lunch I couldn't even walk back to my class because they would spit on me walking up the stairwell!!! It got really bad... They spit on me one day and it hit another student, that student told and they all group together and lied, they told the teacher it was me who spit... So I got suspended for something I didn't even do... I got stabbed in the neck with a pencil shortly after that and held hostage in the back of the bus... I got pinned down in the seat and the girl held a pencil to my neck, she kept saying evil things for me to do or she would kill me... She ended up poking it into my neck... On top of all that it was called every racist name under the sun, I told teachers and upper staff... Absolutely nothing happened to protect me at all...
@@michaelnichols9850 I’m so sorry
@@michaelnichols9850 I’m so sorry that happened to you makes me angry x
@@michaelnichols9850 I am so sorry, thank God you lived through all of this. We are experiencing Reverse Discrimination and the authority figures not giving consequences just reinforces this sadistic hateful violent behavior.
I found it very ignorant and annoying how they tried to cut her off the second they realized she was calling out the black community for their hate.
It was really sad. It must have taken so much courage to stand up and talk, and then someone comes to physically stop you. And no one says a word to support you
i genuinely found it enraging
That pissed me off
That's true but at the same time why did she say "African Americans" instead of black bc there very different meanings
Agreed
Thank you for bringing this up as I'm an African immigrant. When I moved here from Kenya at a young age, I was ostracised by AAs for being too dark, tribal, from a medieval society, speaking with a funny accent and not being cool enough because, well, I didn't care much about designer stuff. I excluded myself from blackness for a long time, and only healed myself after a lot of inner work. I retreated to my books and the results showed years later. Asians may not realise it but black people can be very discriminating even amongst each other. I love all black people but it is wrong for us to beat others down so we can feel better, let's teach our children to be kind to other people.
facts bro
you are kind of right
Grey Owl..As a black American woman it really cuts deep when I hear black Americans talk about other black groups. Black Americans has some serious healing to do.
@@angeebb3080 I love them. They haven't loved me back
Africans do discriminate against us African Americans, it goes both ways, not one way.
In the UK, same thing happens to me. As an Asian student from Japan, I have been through several discriminations from the black, particularly from the teenagers. My Asian friends told me not to regard every black people as the bad, but deep in my mind, I feel insecure and fear towards them. I totally agree with his idea, otherwise I would discriminate the black in return to release the stress caused by the discrimination from the black.
I completely agree. I'm a Taiwanese American, and almost all the anti-Asian racism I've ever encountered has been from Black teenagers. The White teenagers in my school aren't racist to me, and most of the Black adults I've met are very kind and inclusive to all people. I also almost never have time to do anything other than work, so I'm constantly very stressed (although most Asians have it harder than me). All it takes is for one Black person to be racist to me, and I'll be stressed the whole day. Over time, this has built up resentment for Black people in me, especially since I despise any form of injustice (possibly due to my autism, which in addition to my ADD, also make it very difficult for me to focus and work). Even though I know in my head that not all Black people are racist, I can't help but subconsciously dislike them a little. This makes me feel bad for the Black people who are not racist, but are judged by people like me who don't know them.
Good luck, Harry! I hope you stop being discriminated. :C
Black people are the ONLY ones bringing up races -- no other people does that!!! Please don't think you are alone, there ARE a few Aryans who can see, like me!
-An Aryan
@@SkywalkerSam64 💀
@@Grand58687 👎🏻 ur existence!!! 😁😁😬
@@zacherypun The "BAD race"!!!
I laughed the very moment she stated that black people can be racist,an the black people around her started going no no no😂 proven point right there.
Ya that’s a older video
we all knew that's where it was going though lol
To me it is disturbing how blatant they are silencing her. It's crazy. For context that video was at the height of george floyd blm hysteria, and there was mad programming everywhere falling on the sword for the cause. The amount of gaslighting was wild as I am sure you all remember. She dared to speak against it at its height. If she didn't have such a sad story they might have jumped her tbh.
Black people are very racist. If you're mixed you're not black enough for them.
How can you have a debate with people who have no accountability?
Thank you for making this video. As an Asian-American woman, my experiences with racism has always been by other minorities. And every time I try to talk about it everyone wants to blame “white supremacy” and that it’s the “white systems fault”. Like NO! How about it’s the individual’s fault for being racist and saying ignorant things. Sometimes…sometimes it’s not that deep. It’s really not that hard to be kind to other people regardless of different skin color and cultures.
@David statistically white people have committed more hate crimes tho
Asian Americans are on average the most financially successful group of people in America and they commit the least amount of crimes. Many White Americans have used Asian Americans as an example that all the other minorities should be like. It is true everyone should have the success that the Asian American community has, but it does not acknowledge the different histories these minorities have. This constant comparison has led to tension between the Asian American community, and the African American community. Everyone should try there hardest to treat others with respect and kindness, but the constant unrealistic comparisons do not help the situation.
You refer to non whites as “other minorities” & you wonder why you experience racism lol
@@thethracion2259 , true it's basic envy. Anytime that you have or do something that the majority wants, the majority is going to hate you ... Look at the jews they are only 6% of the human population but hold 25% of billionaires.
For instance, there is a minority of people who makes straight A's, men who get girls easily, naturally athletic people, rich people, and so on... So by human nature, you are going to get hated.
Especially with men, it's in our nature to compete with each other. We are tribal people... Men normally are the most unethical sex on earth. That's why most criminals are men.
I can give you more examples but these are just a few.
@@thethracion2259 Mfs will completely ignore your comment to play the victim and continue to demonize black ppl
"You are only personally responsible for things that are within your control", Charlie here is where I think you've identified the fundamental philosophical difference between rational individuals and those under the spell of the woke mob. To the woke, responsibility is oppression. To the rational it is intuition. I'm glad there are people like you speaking up.
I would hardly call right wing ideologues rational individuals.
No ideologue is rational.
Remember, this is a cyclical process. Who was woke in the 80s? It was conservatives with their moral majority.
In the early 2000s, who was for the demilitarization of our police after 9/11 and it came out they've been being sold military grade equipment
It was conservatives. Right wingers.
This guy went from left to right. I hope he is intellectually honest with himself and can see the hypocrisy, and idiocy of the right.
You need to lay off the JP spam
🎯 agree 100%
I would like to give one small piece of feedback to your statement: It's not just the woke mob, but rather the manifestation of radicalism wherever it happens to rear its ugly head that they should make whole groups responsible for the actions of individuals.
Yeah they're tantruming toddlers that are looking for reason to shit their diaper so they can have a pity party. They don't have friends for good reason 😂
This is so correct! I actually saw a video of an African American man being really disrespectful to a Asian man working at a Chinese restaurant and telling him to go back to his country. It was awful. I’m a British black women and I’m so aware of this😞
I'm from London, my gf is black. I know how it's like growing up here, I thought I faced every racist situation possible until I started dating my girl. I hear the most vile shit from the black people when I am with her, it's crazy. Mfs would actively provoke us. We try to avoid certain areas on dates. When we visited China, she has never felt more safe. We are planning to move there end of the year
@@minge9 yes many think they shouldn’t date out of their race
Lady stop lyong🙄! Please tell me why it’s the black communities fault that literally 97 percent of Asians were killed by other Asians so far this year and why 100 percent of arrests for anti asisn assaults were Whjte and Hispanic so far this year🙄! Literally just A few dsys after he posted this video the Monterey park masscre and half moon mass shooting massacres happened which left 18 dead. He has refused to address or comment on thst. His other outlandish claim that “hundreds” of Asians are killed each month by black people nationally in San Francisco is total fabrication. There were only 5 asian homicides in San Francisco last year and all of them were Asian on Asian. Nationally there were only 6 Asians killed by blacks past year and 16 blacks killed by Asians past year. Based on his previous video This fool is jsut another stereotypical white butt kissing Asians trying to show out for far-right Whjte people to get there approval by denigrating blacks. It’s actually quite pathetic.
@@elphava292hey, mf, what does that mean? Black men be literally worship non-black ladies. 😂
As a Congolese (African) person. I’ve also been bullied by the African Americans students at my high school growing up These kids were constantly insulted my culture, my accent and my people. I had to beat up one my sophomore year lol 😂
I am glad you’re speaking out about this.
You are lying yall so jealous of black Americans that's all it's about we're not forcing y'all to come to our country why do y'all keep coming to our country.
Same bro
@@Soccercrazyigboman you jealous of black Americans
@@aniyax4023 lol why would I be? I have a good job and some of the black Americans that bullied me in school are living pay check to pay check. And being in black in America as I am though an immigrant gives me super powers in the political discourse. I can say most things white people can't say. So no I'm not jealous of anyone or any group of people. Except for those richer and more successful than me in any race.
@@aniyax4023 now what the hell
I am 57, black, man, and loved this video. Very thoughtful. Very measured in its tone. Very intelligently presented. Very needed. All FACTS with no drama. Keep it up young man.
There's missing facts he's not even talking about what Asian people did to us at the start of the pandemic
@@alexanderst-phard5070 you should do some research about the rooftop Koreans who defended their businesses from black rioters
Nothing pissed me off more than when homegirl said "Black people CAN be racist" and those NPCs tried to hush her.
This woke bullshit makes me sick.
My granny was racist af, but that was the times she was from. Things are a little different now, but thanks to less mentally gifted black people, we can't even address serious cultural issues directly or with honest rhetoric.
@@alexanderst-phard5070if you wanna get into covid conspiracies than chinese citizens are for sure not the one to blame
@@alexanderst-phard5070 oh wow! now can you explain the points of what they did?
I'm black, and it's something black Americans all know but won't say it out loud, the amount of trash talk and disparaging comments we've heard from our families and communities growing up is real. I never understood it and back when the stop Asian hate thing started I knew it was gonna fizzle out because I was like,"They're gonna get really quiet when they find out that it's black people that easily the largest group attacking Asians."
How about how we harass blacks in our stores, open shops in YOUR communities and don’t give back, how about how we stood with you until we got what we wanted and dipped and got reparations when blacks did not.
@@icecactus11 they don't harass blacks. That's the excuse to use to justify your hyper violence.
@@icecactus11 theres that black entitlement again. You don’t OWN these communities or the spaces designated for business, gtfo this is America. You don’t own the community. Asians are doing blacks a favor by taking the risk of bringing their businesses into black areas.
@@takeiteasy6346 I’m Asian. Black were and are denied business loans in their communities out community and other immigrants. We are not doing blacks any favors by making money in their communities and not giving back. We should be lucky that they spend their hard earned money with us because they can just boycott. There is no risk to bringing in business that they want and need into an economically deprived area. Doing blacks a favor would be calling out ignorant people like you who don’t know history.
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I'm adopted from China, and during college, I was sexualized by black men who would cat call me every time I entered the room. They liked to say "Hey little kitty kitty, little anime meow meow" or "wanna put on a maid dress and be my waifu??"
It was frickin creepy, and I never felt comfortable at college... Oh and if I tried to report it, I'd be called a racist and was told "well at least they want a girlfriend so get over it".
Hell recently at work a black coworker tried to force himself onto me verbally and I was NOT a happy camper.
They don’t hate racism they just hate other races. We all have to stop treading on eggshells.
Any race of men can sexually harass a woman. Can't put the blame on all black men for what others will do. I seen a white boy sexually harrased a biracial girl just because she was biracial but I'm not gonna point fingers at all white men because that was not the whole race fault. You should feel uncomfortable if any men sexually harrased you, not just black men.
i'm very sorry u went through that. i hope ur doing better now.
It happened the same with me, Yuck 🤢🤮. I'm sorry it happened to you
Yes. They have that bbc privilege.
Agree. Majority of the racists and bullies toward me were Black...but also my best friend is Black. I don't like to generalize in groups, but we have to acknowledge that anti-Asianness is real and that Black people can be racist too.
I've also faced racism from other Asian groups (Asia is very diverse) and whites and hispanics. ironically, the least racist were whites in the end, but they were still pretty bad too.
@microwaveeee Why are most tech CEOs...Indian American? Why not White? There is no discrimination. In fact, companies are READY to hire a Black CEO if they are qualified because it will give them more liberal customers. You're still living in the 60s bro.
There is no power structure that benefits White people. THERE IS NO GOVERNMENT LAW or CORPORATION that suports White people over any other ethnicity. In fact, it is the opposite.
Also you think I am a PoC? By your liberal standards, Asians are apparently White. Some school districts are now considering Asians (Asia is such a huge continent too with a variety of ethnicities, skin tones, poverty and wealth levels, and people) as White in demographic reports. This is not a fake story.
@microwaveeee no. There is no power structure that benefits whites. You aren't capped as a black person. You just tell yourself that to justify the collective failure of blacks.
There's Asian actors. Asian singers. Asian ceo's. It's allowed. You just hate White people...as expressed when you called them Whiteys.
@@bobbyiscool because they don’t do it in front of you
@@bobbyiscool I’ve witnessed white people say horrific things about Asian people. They’re are just socialized to hide their racism better these days. Other groups are still more honest especially if they are immigrants.
How insane is it that we live in a world where a guy using his freedom of speech to voice his opinion feels the need to say “wish me luck” at the end of it because of the surefire backlash he is going to receive for it.
Props to you. Bravery incarnate.
It's actually scaring me at this point. Sometimes, I wonder if it's just me that's going crazy because of how insane the world has become. I don't understand what force is driving this. I'd like to just wish it all away and believe that it's not real. But it does feel like something is happening. Something seems wrong with the human race on an intrinsic level. I just discovered this guy's channel and it seems to me (from what I've seen so far) that he's just telling objective truths whilst offering his own personal feelings about values and humanity. I like it a lot. But yes, it at least seems that the truths he speaks are considered hostile/threatening by that "something" force.
@@andyappleton3353 It's a storm brewing, buddy. There is indeed a force driving this kind of insanity in the world. Something IS wrong with the human race on an intrinsic level. It makes no sense that society has changed this quickly (for the worst). Many people in the world can't even live with objective truths anymore. This world crowds out truth and reason and pushes hate and violence instead. It's unfortunate but if enough people speak up and try to do the best they can do for themselves and their community, these hostile people/ideas won't be able to get too far in pushing their agendas.
@@andyappleton3353 that force you are referring to is the media, the conglomerate of elites and people with influence who try everything in their might to re shape society through their tools like social media, influencers, political puppets and crazy individuals from the left sector. By dismantling common sense and establishing the juxtaposition of political correctness with sheer discrimination against traditional values and normal sets of behavior (be it se. xual, social etc) they create tension inside of society itself. There is the old saying "divide and conquer" which applies to today more than ever before, because we have a lot of splintered up groups in society, where we dont have any common denominator to rely on anymore. And with the current ideologies you will get a mentally weak, instable and highly oppressive set of humans, which are easy to be influenced.
He's lying... Chinese Restaurant in EVERY MAJOR BLACK AMERICAN neighborhood... If it's so bad, why don't they leave??? It's a lie, Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes, mainly targeting against Asians on Paper. How are Black Americans sick a problem here?
@@andyappleton3353 I don't have anything special to note but I just want to correct you that it's the human species, not race.
Actually after learning Korean and Chinese, as a black person, there's a lot of ignorance towards Asians in the black community. And it's really sad because everyone screams black lives matter but then will go to the hair store and mock the voices of Korean and Chinese people. The reason why I say this is because when someone in the black community hears me speaking Korean, some have made very racist comments. So there is some anti Asian racism in the black community. After learning the language it's opened my eyes up alot
Boy bye. You’re not black
You do know that the majority Korean and Chinese people are racist to black people and ppl of colour for no reason there aren’t even many black people in these countries but the black people hate is huge. You shouldn’t be defending people who hate you for no reason. I’m not saying black people aren’t racist anyone can be, but the East Asians are very racist, racist to even other Asians they’re way worse than white ppl.
After learning Japanese, you’ll find much more anti blackness in the Asian community
I’m definitely not disagreeing with any of your sentiments.and there’s never any excuse to make racist or xenophobic comments. I want to ask you - how often do the Asian communities whose business depends on the black community (such as hair supply) would be okay with their daughter/son bringing home a black partner?
@@reiliparkinson8424 I can't completely defend Koreans because they're racist even to other Asians specially to South and south east asians but I do sympathise that they are a familial culture and want someone they can communicate with and will understand their culture as their in laws. The newer generations are more understanding. But don't pretend it doesn't go both ways, some black families also say shit when their children bring home an Asian saying it's the damn yellow fever/kpop gay boys or if they're white saying they're traitors for going with the oppressors. Older generations mess with everybody regardless of colour.
Hearing black people mock a asian guy as a youngster was actually my first real life experience that made me realize black people can be racist as shit
Black folks are racist to each other a ton too. If you’re mixed you’re “too white”, if you do well in school you’re “too white”.
Most modern white folks don’t care what you are as long as you treat them how you want to be treated.
@@HiGlowieWhite people are literally known for being racist to their non-white family. NICE COPE.
Literally every race is racist. I've heard east Asians mock blacks, Indians mock blacks, black mock east Asians, whites mock Asians, Latinos mock blacks, literally every race gets smoke to some degree. But as far as racial violence, I notice a lot of black on Asian violence
I hear it’s like the crabs in a barrel mentality where they don’t want to see other groups do better than them even among themselves so they try to bring them down.
i dont think yall been to Africa, or no anything about it at all. There have been countless civil wars and ethnicity genocides in Africa. only Americans think that black people cant be racist.
I am Bangladeshi, and when i was younger I went to a black dominated school. For some reason I’d always get shit from them, they used to think I was Indian,Mexican,middle eastern whatever because of my appearance. Used to call me all types of slurs, when I moved to a white dominated school I never faced racism. I feel like there is particularly nothing wrong with black people in general, but the fact that just because your black doesn’t mean your racist believe is false.
Never trust a white male devil or a dumb black man. Also take black women and white women away from them they will cry and get jealous
U do not look middle east bruh
@@kj_usa2987Americans can’t tell the difference half the time lol
ive never heard of that place before it sounds pretty
As a Bangladeshi in the UK, I've also faced racism from black people.
As a Hispanic who always hated this stupid movement, I give my prayers to my Asian brothers and sisters
I hear our roof top brothers pray in 7.62
Can we help you grow your plants after school? How do you guys survive (as a civilization which has endured until now)? The way we survive is that we have 1. schools and we have 2. an upper-middle class. Russia basically tried to teach you guys everything. They're the same as you in Greenland and Norway. We just wish we knew what to do in order to help you without taking away your livelihood by doing all the physically-intensive tasks which you do to survive (but also maintain your vitality). In other words, if you had started a cartel, would any of you have chosen to have a mustache without a beard?
Honestly I'm impressed that you found out we've been calling you Hispanics. Why does your hair feel different? Do you use a special.. Hair product?
@@DiogenesDworkinson based roof top shop owners
Over 90 percent of Asians kiked i California the oast year were by your fellow Hispanics according the La times and cs,if or is bureau of investigation. With Stockton,Fresno, Irvine, San Gabriel, ,etc wh if the highest percentage. His claim there were “hundreds” of Asians be8ng killed by blacks each month in San Francisco and nationally is blatent lie nkt supported by any data. All 14 peoel charged with hate crime against Asisn inSF the oast year were white and Hispanic and nkt single one was balck. All 3 Asians killed the last ml the past mo th in SF were commited by other Asians with the most recent being a suspect named Than Zin a few months ago
I’m an Asian who grew up in a hispanic and black neighborhood. From kindergarten all the way to my senior year of high school, I was constantly mocked, made fun of, called names, shoved around, and avoided. It was very hard for me to focus in school because I developed a constant fear of being picked on. My PE teacher back in high school also participated in making fun of me, and suffered no repercussions. Because of my experience, I ended up becoming anti-social, and it’s taken a lot of effort to learn how to properly socialize with people now. I wish this problem was covered more often, because I now know I did not need to put up with that growing up.
I’m also aware that not all hispanics and blacks have it out for Asians. I’ve made some hispanic and black friends who are kind to me and take me out to have fun. Anyone can be racist, and I’m sure everyone regardless of color, would appreciate if people held those types of people accountable more often.
Everybody is talking about “boohoo” sad stories being picked on as a kid.
Newsflash, everyone got picked on as a kid. For whatever reason. Most kids are assholes.
I know Asians who would say the N word with the ER at the end.
But, guess what, how many Asian people are trying to overturn Affirmative Action? That’s actual racism. Trying to overturn a system designed to help Black people who were targeted by the government and denied ability to succeed.
And Asians are trying to throw that out.
@@WatchinVidz First off, I’m just sharing my experiences like many others in this comment section have. I don’t see any issues with that. Second, not everyone was picked on as a kid. Anyone who’s attended a public school knows that’s not the case.
In regards to Asians saying the N word with a hard R, of course that’s wrong. However, the same argument can be made for every other race. Racism has roots in every community out there. The issue of racism itself is constantly brought up everywhere but no definitive answer is ever agreed on and worked towards as a whole. So if you think you’ve got an answer you can rally the people to act upon, I’m all ears.
Moving onto Affirmative Action being overturned, it’s not a simple topic to discuss. It isn’t just a two-sided coin and you just pick what side you’re on. They aren’t trying to overturn it because they outright hate black people, it’s more out of concern for themselves. My personal thoughts on it are that it’s a misguided way of thinking and I don’t see how overturning Affirmative Action would benefit AAs, because based off my knowledge on the matter so far, it would just be bringing the opportunities of the minorities in question down. And I don’t think the answer is bringing other minorities down. Like I said, it really isn’t an easy topic to go over, and that wasn’t the purpose of this video to begin with…
@@M_Graves yes, everyone was picked on. I went to an extremely diverse school and literally everyone from every background had something to say about each other. even the cool kids got picked on, cause there’s always someone who’s cooler, funnier, etc. And it’s not usually out of hatred, sometimes sure, but usually it’s just kids being kids.
Share your experience, fine. But, people are using those experiences to downtalk Black people. As if we have some hatred issue. But you ignore the fact that basically every immigrant community that moves to America looks down on Black people. You know how most immigrant parents or grandparents view African Americans, don’t deny it.
And I know how the current generation, deep down, views us too. It seeps out in small ways. Like when discussing Affirmative Action.
You see, we can’t just talk about the parts that are convenient for your argument. Because we need to look at the bigger picture.
So yes I’m on the side of keeping Affirmative Action. Just like you said, dismantling it is a move that the Asian community thinks will benefit them, and they don’t care how it will affect my community.
That’s racism. See, people get it twisted. Making jokes and poking fun, is mean, sure. Prejudice if you want to think about it that way. But, racism.. that’s deeper. That’s maliciously using the system to your advantage at the expense of another community. At the heart of it, Asian Americans think they are smarter and that the “seats” at Harvard are being given to dumb, under motivated people, mostly Black. So, let’s be racist and change the system so we can continue positioning ourselves above them.
So, how do you fix that? Because, truth is, I doubt it’s ever going to be “fixed”. Humans are tribal animals, who pick their “pack” of others who think or look like them, and rank themselves against others. There’s always going to be someway we categorize ourselves. And racism is so far baked into society. But, one thing that’s NOT gonna help is overturning laws from the civil rights era that my community literally died for so your community can go to an Ivy League school.
You know why Black people deserve Affirmative Action? Cause we literally built these places, from brick and mortar, and were denied access legally and systematically. How can we fix racism if immigrants come over here not acknowledging or respecting that history, trying to change it for themselves, then pointing the finger at us claiming racism.
Man Hispanics and black's don't have it out for Asians we make fun of everyone especially each other you were bullied just like some black kids being bullied by other black kid's nobody hated you or stopped you from becoming successful, stand up for yourself and most likely it will stop!
My 4 grandchildren are Chinese Canadian and they've had to deal with some nasty racists but each one of those racists were brown or black...it's disgusting and it has changed the way I view certain parts of the population
Most Asian people aren't buying the white supremacy J€wi$h lie.
And you're part of the problem. ***Changed the way you view black & brown people as a whole----just say it.
in Canada, the ppl who were racist are indians towards the minorities', bc their community is much larger over there
Thanks for posting this. During the pandemic large numbers of Mexican street vendors were being robbed and even killed all across the country and when people like my self tried to bring it to light we were called everything you mentioned. The topic turned to “Latinos are traditionally racist against blacks”. “Why are you promoting division”. “Black people aren’t racist” and pretty much every other reply you listed. I lost a lot of Latino followers who jumped on the BLM bandwagon around that time who deemed me racist.
What's ironic is that BLM was exposed for being a scam and people were too prideful to admit that they'd been taken for a ride.
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white”
TRUTH
What about the Hispanic politicians in California that were caught making racist comments about blacks? Dont be selective in what you choose to talk about.
@@Speak_Datruth13 this is called whataboutism. At no point did he deny that some Latino politician in California said anything racist. It's not relevant to the video. Whataboutism is used when the person making the statement is trying to avoid accountability.
Keep it up exposing these obvious truths that many people ignore.
The comment count on the video about anti-white hatred that has been allowed and encouraged to foment is crazy.
Whites don't ignore it in fact we all know it's true it's just that we know we can't speak about it for fear of being stripped of our livelihoods.
I agree
@elhermanomexicano3285 that’s not what my point is 😭. Young people are being fed lies it’s not that black people are a problem.
@@purr1463 You see what's happening here right... Are you going to call out the anti Black sentiments? I mean Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes Statistically on paper. Am I missing something, Chinese Store in every major Black Community in America... Where are they with their signs?
@Dem0cr4ts are responsible for Jim Crow Ok, do Irish people help or love Black Americans with this subjective statistic at play? Seems like everyone is in league to hate Black Americans with no STATISTICS to back any claim..... Meanwhile, IGNORE what White people do....
As a 50 year old white guy I've never had a bad interaction with a asain person they've always been polite & honorable & I treat them the same. God bless you young man
Yeah they are a friendly people on the whole. Similiar to European cultures in some ways, but different at the same time.
@@Hero_Of_Old we share a continent. We share continents.
@@HANKHILLFORTXGOVERNOR not all of asia.
Same. Always friendly and often interesting discussions with all Asians I've met.
@@DatAsianGuy the usa
As an black girl living in America, I just want to say how much I absolutely love and respect the Asian community! My closest best friends are Asian and I just love how humble and so respectful you all are. Very intelligent people and your cummunity has made me feel more like family than from my own community. I'm very sorry for this to be happening. Regardless of any race ethnicity or culture, we all need to stand together in solidarity and as one family. When we all come together, we're more powerful than we thought.
I’m African (Ghanaian American to be specific) and I highly appreciate this video. Racism is wrong, regardless of the race of the person perpetrating it. I have literally heard black people make off hand, ignorant, and flat out offensive comments abt Asian ppl. It is disgusting and there’s no excuse for that type of behavior. I’ve also unfortunately dealt with xenophobia and discrimination from black Americans simply due to my ethnicity. I was called names like african booty scratcher, I was told to go back to my country, etc. The bullying never made sense to me bc I was literally the same race as the people that were teasing me. I’ve gotten over it now but it’s still hard to fully comprehend.
I'm so sorry you received these comments 😞
I am African too, and a black American literally said to me "Everyone in Africa has AIDS".
I'll never forget that because I'm shocked til this day 😳
I've never met anyone more ignorant to Africa than black Americans, and I'm not afraid to say it!
Hey. I hope that you’re both doing ok out there.
A Black female friend of mine lived in China for a year. You should hear what they say about Black people and also see their racist commercials 😂 Don't act like Africa hasn't had its share of wars, bigotry and prejudices among people with the "same face". FYI the general public don't see a difference between you and other Black Americans so I'm sorry you won't be getting the sympathy you think you should have but instead a bunch of conservative bullshxt
@@dragonflyjones5023 LOL dumb American comment....🤣😂🤣
Thanks for telling us about China...we had no idea... 🙄
You are so clueless in America.
And the reason for wars in Africa is because we are DIFFERENT ETHNICITIES. We are not all "black", you fool 🙄
Only stupid Americans think DIFFERENT people are somehow the same, if your skin looks similar..🙄
You have not the first clue about Asia, Africa and Europe.
Only a black American *CAN'T* see a difference between different African people. The rest of us can see the differences, honey 😉
Everything is about skin color to you. You don't know ethnicities, tribes, cultures, or history. Nothing.
@UserMll I am African american and u can't judge one or a handful of African Americans based on that ignorant individual. I have experience Africans mistreating and bullying me. Even though I was mistreated by Africans, I never judge all Africans based on the few that have hurt me
As a black man I never fit into the "black community" because I was labeled acting white or talking. That was manly from other black people, which made me self conscious of my skin color. It made me try to act a certain and talk a certain way, now that I'm older I've grown to realize I don't care what other people think of me. I'm going to be me, and I will never understand how someone could hate anyone based solely on their skin color.
Because it's not about skin color there's Asian the same color as black ppl yet they can still be racist to them
Same as me lmao - I honestly don’t fit in to any diaspora and I’d rather be a man of the universe anyway!
This sounds so similar to my friend’s experience. She is black, and has two brothers. They came from a well off, successful family. They lived in a white majority area, they cared about school, their grades, the family reputation, were super athletic, super kind amazing people etc.
When they moved away to university they tried to make new friends (of all races). Their black friends would always tell them they “sounded white”, “acted white”, seemed “uppity”, sounded like they spoke “too proper” etc.
They are all successful, have good professions and are married now. They all married white people, even though they had all dated people of various races when they were single…..it just so happened that they fell in love with white people and married them (they didn’t set out to marry white people).
When my friend married her husband, her extended family members (not her parents) said “You’re lucky. Successful, handsome white men don’t usually like darker black women. Hang on to him!”
Their reaction when her two brothers both married white women? Anger. Anger that two smart, successful, well off, good looking black men “wasted” themselves by marrying white women. Anger that white women were “snatching” up the “good black men”.
The way they spoke, and viewed things was disgusting. They told the white girls (that married the brothers) that they must have “jungle fever”, and that they should “stick to their own instead of stealing the black men”. F’n insane. These people think they’re NOT racist and that white people are (including the ones that married and had kids with their black nephews/niece/cousins…….totally delusional.
The shapers of public opinion understand the power of psychology and neurolinguistic programming and they control all the platforms and industries that feed poisonous information and emotion into the eyes and ears of the masses which influences behavior between nations, social groups, and individuals.
They play games with society.
They have the power to choose which countries, cultures, or individuals will excel or fail.
They say life is what you make it, and that's true... to a point, but at some point in our endeavors, we all need the assistance or approval of a superior authority to accomplish certain goals. That is even true with health insurance chosing which diagnostics and treatments are and are not covered for this person over here and that person over there. We can notice it, but have no way of proving it. Its unfortunate for us but it was designed to be so there could be no argument or recourse from the cattle.
It goes so deep.
Truth. It's our outlook, attitude and character that defines us; not the skin we're in. That's the same stuff MLK said and it rings true for everyone -- but it seems our society is losing sight of that.
He’s managing to say something many people have thought about but no one has managed to communicate so well. Great job
THIS!
He’s not mentioning the correlation with Chinas rise.
@@MelaninMagdalene care to elaborate?
Many say this but they just get called racist
Many people have been saying for a long time now. We just stopped expecting the black community to do something about it and act accordingly.
The way she walked up to that girl in the middle of her statement because she didn’t want her to say what she knew was coming…”black ppl CAN be racist” & the fact that most are saying “oh no” is just insanity but what else is new.
@@Coley996 oh no, who gives af 😂 clown ass 🐩
You're channel is blowing up because you are telling the truth. You're saying what everyone knows but has kept silent about because they're afraid of being attacked. Thank you for telling the truth.
I think its blowing up because it coddles to a certain bias and narrative.
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white.“ He’s lying
Afraid of being fired or kicked from school would be more accurate
What truth is he speaking?
Just cause he's saying things you like doesn't make it factual
@@saibot7962 You must be one of the people he's talking about, obviously this video struck a nerve😅
I was only a child when LA riot happened and I learned at a very young age that I could be attacked for the color of my skin. And I was not wrong because then I went on to being bullied at school for being the only Asian. I never spoke about it to anyone. I think a lot of Asians are taught to endure injustices in silence. We are taught to put the collective before our own individual comfort. This is considered a virtue, but sadly it makes us easier targets of violence. It’s nice to see someone speak up.
For weeks afterward all the Asian people I knew in LA at the time were wearing sunglasses in public because of what happened to those Korean shop owners. I also will not ever forget how left-wing Korean-American activists from Berkeley came down to LA and tried to portray the whole "uprising" (their euphemism for vengeful racial violence) as the fault of white society. They actually tricked some of these surviving shop-owners, many of whom did not speak English, into taking part in a news conference in which they put words in their mouths. I had seen what happened on live tv feed---gang members had actually driven across town to attack Korean business---and I was so disgusted by this propaganda that I ended up having a complete about-face politically. I began reading black conservative authors such as Shelby Steele and came to accept their interpretation of race relations. I suggest you look into some of these authors. McWhorter's recent book "Woke Racism" is a good place to start. Thomas Sowell is also excellent.
@@dorianlollobrigida360 thank you. I will look into them. At the time, I was too young to understand the politics behind it all. I saw the violence on our people and I didn’t understand. I had to read about it after I grew up to piece together what had happened, but the narrative is very different depending on the source. It makes me wonder how accurate our history books are on events that happened hundreds of years ago.
The culture shock of immigrants coming to usa is to endure injustice and abuse coming from dark and light usa people.
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Around More than 4.....Out tha Do'r !
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I am a hispanic guy. I used to have asian friends and I respect their culture more than even mine. Of all the minorities here in USA, asian people should be the role model of what a minority should be represented. You hardly see asian people in US jails, they go to universities/colleges, strong work ethic, strong family values, they don't want other non-asian people to feel sorry for them, they stay away from welfare, less likely to commit crimes, very giving and asian women are attractive.
1:50 I wish I was there to say" let the girl finish". As a black American I'm so sorry this has happened to her. All people should be held accountable for their actions this includes the black community. She just said that someone told her to "go back to her country" How is that acceptable to say to someone just because the person saying it is black? Thank you for showing such a great example when it comes to speaking up about things like this. There are many political issues I would like to speak up about myself but it's difficult to without people jumping down your throat
She did it to protect the asian girl. The blck girl knows there are mob mentality people. The asian girl shouldn't say more.
Would you speak about it without hiding your identity to much like now Mrs Zhao..Where you grow up at in America?
Your name is Yan Zhao...never met a Black American with a full on Asian name 😂🤣😆😂🤣😆💀💀💀
@@abdulkhalifa9679 nice racism bro, very cool 👍
@@abdulkhalifa9679 Nice job for showing your colors! So stunning and brave!
I'm so disgusted by the humans that perpetrate hate based on skin color. No matter the color of the offender or color of the victim. It's a sign of the times we're in. I hope love finds its way into their hearts. We need people to start supporting their community of planet earth or were all toast. I'll pray for humanity and do my best to lead by example in the mean time. I suggest others do the same.
I think it's unfair on white people that their countries get invaded with diversity. All other races get to live diversity free. Most white peoples lands just get invaded and the crime rates go up.
I haven't watched the entire video yet, but i won't lie i get extremely upset about anti-asian hate. i've also noticed that it's so much more "acceptable" to be anti-asian in a sense to make racist asian jokes etc, but when someone makes a racist joke about black people that everyone is all of a sudden upset.
thank you very much for talking about this subjet.
It's the same if you are white, welcome to the club.
Mainstream media and marketing agencies have propped up all things " Black". Even the very worst of them are celebrated.. George Floyd ODd on Fentanyl and 4 cops were imprisoned. A Jogger wearing stolen work boots pulled on a shotgun and shot himself. 3 men imprisoned. They torch Wendy's. They loot Weave Shops. They shoplift. They beat students in public schools. They never hear criticism at all which is why the first words uttered which are critical are quickly stamped out.
@@mrpopo8298 us whites and asians need to stick together lmao
@@Hero_Of_Old LOL.... I'm in... I'm sick and tired of burying my white people in inner cities from rac*al ha*e by black lives. NO ONE even runs the stories. ZERO justice. Even our white veteran nearly beaten to dea** can't get on the news or justice. So I'm in.... Let's make a group and stick together... AGAINST this CLEAR bias. Then MAYBE we can UNITED be heard.
It's because Asians are generally quite economically successful and also not a political monolith, so they generally are not protected and shielded by the ruling class except in very specific circumstances.
Black woman here, and thank you so much for bringing this up! The discourse and hypocrisy in our own community is out of this world. I remember how relieved my brother was when he asked me if black people could be racist, and my answer was a resounding yes! He had gotten into a whole argument with a group on facebook who were claiming every social, political, and religious take on why black people couldn't be racist due to a technicality. Like what? This isn't law school where we're analyzing the oxford comma. EVERYONE, regardless of their race, can be racist! Hell, a large majority are racist against their own people! We just call it Colorism.
Victimhood is rampant, but that status is only granted to black men. We'll hear about "da white man" this, etc, etc, but we'll RARELY hear about the violence black men commit against black women. A black man can degrade a black woman, abuse her, and kill her, but they still expect her family and the rest of the community to keep hush on it so they don't send "another brother" to the police. They still expect black women to march for them regardless of this. And the crazy part is... WE STILL DO. It's like we're expected to ignore every violent act committed against us because "the whites" are still in power.
That being said, at least the women speaking on this in our community are gaining popularity, and ARE able to talk about it to the extent that it is now. I can't even imagine the hurt, confusion, and anger I would feel looking around and having _no one_ say a peep on what is clearly systemic violence. Until you spoke on it, _I_ didn't even know it was to this extent, or what was happening, so thank you for being brave and being one of the firsts to voice it.
The Whites are NOT in power. Communist J 0 U Z are in power. I cannot spell their name correctly or else I would be censored/banned again..And J 0 U Z are NOT White, they are Turkish-Mongoloid. Look up a "racial program for the 20th century " by Israel Cohen. Written in 1912. This was their plan to conquer America, with racial tensions.
Don’t tell me you’re blaming this on black men 🤦♂️ a lot of us didn’t vote for Biden and called out the BLM BS as soon as it started, an organization ran by black women that scammed hundreds of millions of dollars mind you. This is a black COMMUNITY problem, not just black men.
Amazing comment. Thank you for putting this into words so articulately.
@@NewscasterNews4 "The discourse and hypocrisy in our OWN community..." is *exactly* what I said. But you can't ignore how in the black community black girls are expected to take up more, complain less, march, and be activists while Black men are often times infantilized to avoid accountability. "He was too young, he got into the wrong crowd at a young age, his father left his home." But somehow, a BW will catch blame for his own father leaving the family. And for the record, black lives do matter, but it was people in our own community who diminished the message by catering to the crowd too sensitive and too dense to realize the nuance in that statement. And then it diminished even more when the cases of violence against black women by the men we were protecting were silenced and/or straight-up ignored.
I'm so sorry but this man yotube page is disgusting, he's talking absolute RUBBISH. How tf can you compare teens bullying to systematic racism that the Chinese activity practise in their country. Wow, and I can't believe so many people are falling for it.
The absolute hypocrisy is just crazy. I'm an asian, and where I grew up, last year after school, there were always these black kids who lived close to us. They were wild. My friends and I usually hang out together and every time, these guys would just walk up to us and start throwing rocks, mostly at me, and making racist impressions. We tried to ignore them, but one of them hit my friend in the eye, and it was bad. Eventually, after we called the cops, my other friend had taken a video of everything. The 5 of them got arrested, and they got landed in juvenile prison for 2 years. Their parents were nice; they were really disappointed in their children, and were shocked to hear about what happened. They helped my friend afford surgery for his eye, and he is still in the middle of recovering. I just want to say that I am really thankful for my friends for helping me through.
Sad truth of reality: there was no proof that the George Floyd situation was racially motivated. The media and the black liberals just took advantage of the situation to silence the cop and cause worldwide hatred towards him without any proof. Because this worldwide hatred spread so fast, the court had to make sure that all the powers inside the court were black so that there was no rational chance of the cop getting out alive as a non racist. I’ve watched all the videos and I think the fentanyl assisted with his death when the cop also applied a bit of pressure on his neck. Was it manslaughter? Yes. Racially motivated? I don’t think so.
Thank God he was recording because imagine if it wasn’t caught on tape. They would have gotten away with it.
Sry that y’all had to go through this, but did they really got sent to prison for 2 f**cking YEARS?
@@ZerefFNM 2 yrs is nothing, did u forget about how that person needs eye surgery. You only get one pair of eyes.
@@ZerefFNMThey got off far too easily for nearly maiming someone.
As a Black person, I've been waiting to see a video like this. Growing up, it's mostly me, my mom, and siblings, but when we'd be around other family, the racism would be very heavy. Black people can be and have been racist! I want to speak specifically to my Black peers and say, were supposed to be the most anti-racist, especially us AAs given our past. I've seen racism from Black people be racist towards asian people and the ignorance that comes behind it, essentially during covid. I sincerely apologize to my asian peers and hope we can have ACTUAL conversations about this issue and come to an conclusion.
I'm from the UK 🇬🇧 and a white woman and subscribed after your 'What are we doing to white people' video. In this video, it was so sad seeing the Asian woman be 'shut down' as she gave her account. This obviously didn't fit the protests narrative but she had a right to be heard. Your right Charlie, certain issues must be addressed openly, equally and freely within all communities and listened to by others. I'm right behind you in everything you are saying and will stand alongside you and people of all communities who want unity. Keep up the good work!
Even in our country, one where we don't have quite as many civil disturbances as the US, there are plenty of rascists incidents of blacks towards asians.
@@jonbaxter2254 which country?
How does it feel that white people are a minority in their own capital city of London?
He is lying black Americans are not targeting Asian people
@@jonbaxter2254 huh?! Huh?, this fool also did a video blamomg balcks for the Monterey park and hakf moon mass shootings whichnje later deleted🙄! He’s a anti balck adisn rscist that’s makes up lies. P,ease tell me why it’s the balck communities fault that 100 per e to f Asians were killed by other Asians so far this year and why 100 percent of arrests for anti asisn assaults were Whjte so far this year🙄! Literally just A few days after he posted this video the Monterey park and hakf moon mass res happend which left 18 dead. His other outlandish claim that “hundreds” of asisn are killed each month by black people narionaly and in San Francisco is story fabrication. There were on,y 5 asian homicides in San Francisco last year and all of them were Asian on Asian. Nationally there were only 6 Asians killed by blacks last year and and 14 blacks killed by Asian s last year. This fool is jsut another steiotype Al Asians trying to shiw out for far-right Whjte people to get there approval by denigrating blacks. It’s actually quite pathetic.
I am a black female and my next door neighbor is a lovely Asian old lady. Can you guys believe it yesterday she knocked on our door and gave me and my siblings two boxes of cookies. Such a lovely gesture!
We have always been very kind and respect towards each other.
I would like to gift her with a beautiful tea set and also give her some cookies. What do you guys think? Should I give her something else?
Also, I am very sorry for all the mistreatment that Asian people had to endure from black people. I see you guys and I know how it can be because I have witnessed this and know that you guys are not lying. Keep speaking up about anyone who disrespects you or your culture Asian brothers and sisters. You shouldn't have to put up with crap from anyone no matter their race. Your feelings are valid.
Did you give her that tea set yet?
You seem like a good person. Keep doing you, and never let the darkness of this world make you lose your spark. Keep shining!
Thanks for the being sane. Hate is hate.
Ooo a nice tea set with a beautiful selection of teas would be such a sweet and thoughtful gift! 🥰☕️
Beautiful
What I hate is that there are a ton of people who ignore this issue. Thank you for using your platform to bring this to public view.
As a Black Woman, It breaks my heart and makes me SO ANGRY when I see videos of people in my community hurting these innocent Asian people (especially elders) because of their ignorant Anti-Asian mindsets. I am so happy that you are speaking up for your community. Black people may not have the power to be racist systematically but we most definitely have the power to be racist in a hateful, ignorant way that harms and threatens the lives of millions of Asian people. How can we as Black people who know what racist harassment feels like do this to others who are just minding their business and deserve to be loved like the rest of us? I’m so tired of certain Black people thinking the Black Community should not be criticized because we are Black. I will continue to practice Pro-Asianess!! Asian People deserve better!! #STOPASIANHATE!! 🫶🏾🫶🏾♥️♥️
Not only Asians but white people too don’t be so ignorant !!
Do you feel the same way about anti-hispanic hate???
@@evildork6805 Yes. But that’s not what this video is about which is why I didn’t mention it…
@@PinkCandySlushie19 that's cool. I might make a video on that in the future...
@@evildork6805 You definitely should. It’s a topic i don’t hear a lot about. Don’t be afraid or feel ashamed to speak out. ♥️♥️
You are exactly the kind of young person that the modern western world needs, one who offers a balanced critique rather than jumping on the left-wing or right-wing bandwagon. Well done
balanced critique? hes most certainly right wing.
@@SuckOnDeezNuts I understand that anything that falls outside the hard-left rhetoric is instantly dismissed by some people as 'right-wing', when in fact what he is saying is actually centrist and common sense.
@@SuckOnDeezNuts idk he seems to take everything very neutrally. Centrist maybe?
@@SuckOnDeezNuts if anything he’s left wing
@@SuckOnDeezNuts your as radical as the alt right
I’m a black man who grew up in the south, Atlanta to be exact, and I found you on your video about white people. It summed up my feelings perfectly.
Now with this one, a large portion of my friends are Asian and the amount of hate and ridicule I receive from other Black people is insane! I’ve had three of my friends ganged up on and attacked in one of my comment sections with several slurs and lies about covid.
Slurs and lies about coronavirus?
@@philcooper9225 Well, it's an 'asian virus' so for some peoples all asians are responsible for COVID
I wonder who taught blk ppl racism? 🤔
Hell I wonder who taught blk ppl how to speak English?
We already know where blk trauma comes from question is why is it that states are finally considering paying reparations? Could it be that we deserve compensation for our sacrifices?
Fake!Blacks like Asians .
we really need to treat each other as individuals and not simply members of so and so race. Doesn't mean we need to ignore race but share the positives things all peoples have to share... lets make music together lol
I've been saying this for years but noone ever listened cause I guess it's not "socially acceptable" to criticize black people in any way. As an Asian American, I've experienced more discrimination from the black community than any other demographic.
They’ve been extremely abusive and racist towards Hispanic immigrants but no one bats an eye. They literally beat and rob so many food workers and vendors
75% of all crimes committed against Asian people are perpetuated by white people. Sorry for your experiences but the data shows it in fact is overwhelmingly white perpetuated.
White people call you 'ching chong' while ordering food in your restaurants!?
Everyone has, it won’t continue for long
@@mattoniy2840 liars Omg
"Racism is not dead, but it is on life support - kept alive by politicians, race hustlers and people who get a sense of superiority by denouncing others as 'racists'"~ Thomas Sowell
As a black person, thank you so much for this video. You’re absolutely right and I try my best to have conversations like this with the people in my own community and I’m not gonna lie it’s hard. It’s definitely made me feel like an outsider at times. At the end of the day we’re all people and people of all races are capable of doing evil things. You deserve to call out these hateful people and black people can absolutely be racist, towards anyone. I grew up with racism towards white people being normalized and it took years to unlearn this. Stay safe and keep good people in your corner.
Whenever I even imply that black people might be racist around my black friends it becomes a part of me acting white, because I should know that as a black person it's impossible for us to be racist.
Props to you for doing what's right. Just because others disagree, that doesn't make you the bad person, it makes you the brave person! Hive mentality enraptures so many. Hopefully you can surround yourself with others who don't make you feel like an outsider, that is also hard for me
Racism towards white people? So when have Black Americans segregated, enslaved, jim crow'd, redlined and terrorized whites within an unjust system?
@@down-b8197 Turns out that wasn't wholly racial to begin with. It was southerners moving around the country post-reconstruction and ruining everything. We were doing fine until the rednecks and their adjacent culture (southern black culture) literally tore everything apart. And now segregation is coming back and being championed by the people who's ancestors fought so hard against it.
@@jawadiustunda1193
How did southerners move north and have more power than northerners? Simple... They didn't. The entire country was against Black Americans and was even against freeing enslaved Black people.
Fighting against segregation was a mistake... Black Americans fought against the unfair treatment of segregation. They paid taxes and couldn't go to the schools, neighborhoods, pools and businesses that they paid for. The right move was the fight for equal treatment not to integrate with your enemy and lose everything.
You are absolutely right to bring this to light. It’s not about blame games and singling anyone out. It’s about exposing the fact that certain people are considered “untouchable” because of this evil ideology.
Unfortunately, there is one group of "untouchables" who play a disproportionate role in souring race relations, both through their influence in business, the media, and the university system, and they have placed them self in a position which is beyond all criticism. They're "white" when it suits them, and they're an "oppressed" religious and ethnic minority when it suits them. It may not be _all_ of them, but they are certainly represented beyond all proportion to their percentage of the population. Whenever anyone questions their role, they are told it's just a coincidence, and their identity means absolutely nothing. Until people are ready to speak their names, nothing will change for the better.
@@WaffleStaffel Jews probably started things like the ADL after the Holocaust to prevent antisemitism from having the prominence it got before the concentration camps were up and running. I just spoke their name so I hope that makes it better. Talking about them like they’re the Illuminati and we’re scared probably does more to give them the power you seem so afraid they have rather than just saying they’re a group with a strong interest in their survival and see PR as something to be proactive about.
@@WaffleStaffel Isn't that mostly a conspiracy though? This "J" cabal who rules the world? Don't know why you want to avoid the word, but I'll avoid it too. 🤷♂
Are you saying it is them who love to push woke ideology on us? I mean, there are certainly people of said background who are ardent leftists and anti-establishment, like Noam Chomsky. So he doesn't fit that description.
You're right. ✡️
@@blondequijote The ADL was founded in 1913 to defend a child rapist-murderer named Leo Frank who blamed his crime on a black man. I can't speak their name because my comments get deleted.
I’m black and white. This is a harsh truth and reality that’s been covered up in the recent decades. I’ve known way more racist Black people than any other race I’ve come across. Including my own family. I distance myself from it. It’s instilled in us that we LITERALLY CANNOT BE RACIST because we are a “protected” class who can do no wrong because of slavery(which has many lies). I’ve gotten made fun, into fights because of my hair and skin color. Told I act too white and hate myself because I’m attracted to other races. Black people are the most racist, homophobic(I’m a lesbian), misogynistic, judgmental people I’ve come across. Although, I love being Black. We have our faults too and should be checked and called out like everyone else. You’re such a brave person for this and thank you so much. I’ll subscribe ❤. Hopefully more can speak out.
You hate yo self and race sad
Anyone who dates outside the race is practicing self hatred
I'm so sorry to hear this. I've heard of homophobia in the black community. This whole ' they can not be racist' is invariably going to lead to furthering toxicity in the community. I also understand people's immediate defensiveness too since they don't want to be attacked by externals who have an agenda. In any case I'm sorry you experienced so much hatred from people who should have loved and supported you!
Hey Rene, Im a gay black man and was bullied very harshly as a child in grade school by other black kids. I had virtually no problems with children of other races. Racism wasn't something that I experienced from white people growing up, I was way more afraid of my own community than others. I was in grade school during the early 2000s. In Highschool I started to dissociate from blackness all together, but eventually broke out of it in college when I started to have much better experiences with African Americans my age. Im an artist and use my art to talk about issues within the black community. grade school bullying is a HUUUUGE issue in the black community.
Slavery which has many lies ? okay...
I'm also black and white and i've know way more white racist so your comment is dumb because is just your own experience.. But slavery has many lies ? Like what ? Black people building the USA economy with their blood in the coton field While the master raped female slaves, is wrong? Just learn me O_o
As a white woman raised in rural America. Appalachia to be exact. I have never felt racially superior to anyone. Asian people are a real asset to America. Good people, Hard workers, Very intelligent. As a melting pot of cultures and peoples we are doing real poorly as of late. The democratic party is succeeding in divide and conquer method.
So glad you’re bringing this up. #StopAsianHate died real fast after the media realized how many hate crimes were by black people. My gosh, can we all stop hating each other?
Omg! Couldn’t agreed more! All these woke asian celebrities claimed it’s white people causing all these hate crimes. Geez! Are they stupid or just kissing ass?!?!!!
Wrong it was white people who committed more
Too many people are making good money off of selling this idea that only certain people can be racist, and others need to be shielded from all criticism.. even though this whole argument falls apart very quickly under scrutiny- they’ve gotten good at exploiting fear and empathy in people.. its not so simple as “can’t we all have a bit of heart for one another”
More than money, they stake a lot of their beliefs on this idea and if it collapses they’re lost, and can no longer feel justified to hate random white people
divide and conquer.
No, because multiculturalism doesn't work.
I remember early in school years we had this Korean girl in class, and there was this black girl in class that would always make fun of her eyes and was loud and obnoxious about it. Some kids would laugh, but it always felt shitty seeing someone else get bullied and even worse for something they had no control over. I think that was when I realized that it was completely fucked up to make fun of people or hold any sort of resentment towards others over the way they were born.
Whenever I would stand up for others in those situations, the hate would immediately be turned on me, but I have never been afraid to mix it up and be combative on behalf of the downtrodden. Charlie, you have my utmost respect for doing what you are doing. It is difficult trying to stand up for those who cant, especially when it makes you the new primary target. Stay stubborn brother and dont ever turn your back on your convictions.
-love from the South
Yeah and I always remember all the anti-blackness other Asians had towards blacks. Especially in their households. Calling them all kinds of names behind closed door then make money off them.
Their are asians in the south?
@@dathip Haha actually yes. I know because I am from the south
@@icecactus11 Yaaaaawn.....
@@icecactus11 Oh man, name calling. Definitely comparable to the disproportionately high amount of violence committed by blacks against Asians.
I agree! Well said. It’s a double standard and highlights the lack of accountability in the Black Community that oftentimes thrives in victimhood. It’s absolutely disgusting.
How do you balance the idea of victimhood with being a victim? Personally I think the answer lies in violence.
See I am an American. Not a European or an African or an Asian; I am a "merciless indian savage" as your declaration of independence puts it. What is being done to my family is criminal; we are victims of an ongoing criminal conspiracy in the most literal meaning of the word conspiracy. (An agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime.)
If we remain still and silent we die as victims.
If we protest we are victims lavishing in victimhood.
Only when we use direct violence against our aggressors do we escape the paradigm of victim and become free again as our ancestors were.
Yeah like the Asians are doing now looking to get white mommy and daddy acceptance by being anti black
You mean whites.
It's about time people speak out
@@LANDBACKbyANYmeans You and the African Americans are victims
America needs young people like you
We Asians need to stand up for each other, better yet stand up for everyone that’s discriminated against
Make sure to tell whites to not stand together though cause reasons
We ALL need to stand up for EACHOTHER!
When he advocates for people not to become political pawns, he already became the byproduct that is caused by those political pawns.(which means you became a pawn too, just not for the side ur speaking out against)
Instead of really figuring out downsides of certain asian cultures that resulted in a more politically quiet demographic, oh yea lets point finger at woke ideologies for "overprotecting" black voices. Dont get me wrong, any person that has a sane brain can understand how detrimental woke ideology is to any culture. But really? Lets ask those black leaders to confront their own profitable ignorance instead of understanding there are racist and ignorant people within the black communities. Because that will definitely fix the problem of the asian community not having more political voices right? How about lets create an actual solution to unite asian communities together to boost the volume of our political voice instead of just shouting out woke mob behavioral slogans like "we asians need to stand up for ourselves"? This whole video is yelling:" We are victims from ignorant black people, and all black people please fix this for us😭😭" Bro literally took victimhood to another level.
This isn't relevant but I heard that east asians tend to look down on south-east asians, is that true?
@@neohosanna2374 Despite of being the 13% of the population... XDDDDD
“And in effect, this gives the black community the power to escape accountability”. WELL SAID. Escaping accountability doesn’t work out well for anyone. It creates a toxic culture for all parties involved.
It creates a violent armed response of epic proportions called revolution. We are teetering on the edge of it now. You can only falsely accuse, abuse, harm, oppress, and murder innocent people so long before they will rise up and end you. History 101….
Went to high-school with Charlie, we got into an argument one day in Social Studies about and how I thought George McClellan was a coward and a yellow belly after class he came up behind me while I was at my locker and whisper in my ear to "Whip it Out" I was stunned and as he walked away he called me a coward biggest regret of my life wouldn't be surprised if they made this into a movie.
Always amazing how black people are judge as a collective and never any other group
It's worked pretty well for Big P.
Correct, and this, for some insane reason, is the end game for Leftists...they literally want black ppl to be granted blanket immunity from law and order, and societal rules...if these groups really cared about the African Americans who keep getting shot by police, they would be educating them on how to behave when having an interaction with police. The sad part of it, is that their agenda is working...at least it is in Philadelphia and other large cities, which have stopped policing the black communities or persons, hence the rise in crime.
Charlie, don’t stop making these great videos. You are on the right path, brother.
As an Afro-Latino I can definitely testify to your points. I’ve seen both anti-white and anti-Asian rhetoric within a lot of black spaces. I’ve always tried to speak out against it but the common response was always black people cannot be racist. Of course I believe black people can be racist but as a middle-class American with mixed ancestry, my views are usually invalidated for not being black enough for the conversation. Finding your channel I feel a little less crazy for holding my views 😂
There it is right there. Hatred toward mixed people. It always goes there, doesn’t it? Hate never stops. It’s a consuming fire and will burn everything if left unchecked.
@@Cynicalbastard22 It’s not a narrative when you have experienced and seen it personally. I don’t need a white person to tell me what racism is in the same way that I don’t need a black person to tell me what it’s not. Saying I’m acting off the want for white acceptance is just blatantly dismissive and is the type of responses this video calls out funny enough. My comment was based on my experience and mine alone and I stand by it completely. If you want to stay ignorant then go ahead but don’t try to drag me with you
@@Cynicalbastard22 Your name alone tells me your comments are BS and that I can skip them.
So, thanks for that, saves me time.
My name alone ruffles your bird axx feathers lmao 😂 Anything associated with the name “black “ probably strikes a nerve 🤣
stand on truth...
Im so glad someone is speaking out on this. The past year I have been saying this and got banned and lost friends for speaking out. Love your videos. You speak the truth for us Asians.
Thats disgusting.
the media has weaponized stupidity/ignorance, feel proud that you didn't fall prey to the propaganda.
@BossLady just like the video implies. Im as frustrated as most that it’s obviously mostly black on asian crimes. And there was a moment where the media covered it but then nothing.. just here and there mentioning. Its so obvious to me and others, but why arent WE getting the support. Its not like our culture are known to cause issues. Besides CCP itself. Its seems the media and politicians only care about about issues relating to white, black, and Hispanics. This is my own perspective and views. It also kills me inside when i see the videos of so many innocents getting hurt or killed. It seems Asians as a culture are more tighter in reality than most race. But no, lets just teach our kids that only blacks where slaves. Who built most of the damn railroads in the US? Luckily I rarely deal with racial issues in the town I live in the south.
You lost friends ? That’s weird
@@Lovenpain ha ya your right they only care about brown white black i guess. And we had a few Asians in our all white school good chunk of tan or brown folks. One black girl and I never saw anything bad towards them. Im a observant type of personality but ya I’m here in the south also. What state are you in ?
as a black person this is true and such a W video. we are not immune to any criticism and we are definitely capable of inflicting racism on others. im sorry so many of us don't realize that.
3:39 also uh please dont take this as rude but is that u in the thumbnail shown on screen?? damn u lost a lot of weight nice job lol. (sorry if this came of as rude i just couldn't help but notice)
It’s mainly your women’s fault. What is wrong with them? Why are they so insanely stupid?
@Uzuzlas when did I say I was ignoring things that have been done against us? I acknowledge both problems as problems obviously
@@picachugirl2036 pika
It's weird watching this as a white guy and thinking "now you know what it's like to be White" 🤣🤣 Asian guy here getting some of that white privilege we have where we're blamed and shamed and told we can't speak cause everyone else is oppressed 🤣
As a black guy, I hate that ANY type of violence exists. Black people cant take criticism, let alone stone cold facts
Your not black
@@warready2183 go ahead and try to argue with me about my race. Look stupid at your own convenience
As a black man I’m glad that you’re addressing these things in your video. I grew up with friends of different ethnicities and backgrounds. Bs aside we joked around about those cultural differences but whenever anything serious happened we always had each other’s back. And seeing those videos of black people attacking Asians for no reason really pissed me off. Thank you for making this video. I hope you go far with this bro. Stay blessed 🙏🏾
“A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white” 🦝 sambo
I think the bigotry of the left towards black people needs to be exposed. The left tells black voters they can do no wrong regardless of their actions giving them license to act poorly and blame it on external factors.
It destabilizes and destroys poor black communities. Democrats did it in the civil war, they did it in the Jim Crow era and they are still doing their best to keep black people poor and weak.
The only way out is to embrace personal responsibility and that is so far from the norm on the left that it may never happen.
Eliminate the Democrat party and the 90% of Republicans that are part of the liberal Uni-party and all of this stuff gets better instantly. Culture flows from the top down.
Sure, white boy.
Do you get pissed off when videos show a black teen get shot in the head over orange juice after she paid and Asian woman get no time? Do you get pissed off when buying property and Asian tell you you're not welcome to buy. Do get pissed off when a Black man drive and parks his car in a neighborhood full of Asians and someone calls 911, stating "there's a Black man in neighborhood don't belong here". Please tell me...
@@virgildavis3050 that’s a white boy in digital blackface, friend.
As a white man in the Southern US, I fully support this message. You spoke to the point & addressed the real issue & then closed with an appeal to the Black American community at large by posing a question on a plan of action to take care of the problem of anti-Asian hate within that community.
Of course you support it you’re a Southern White man 😂
This still won't stop the white on asian crime, which is way bigger than the black on asian crime
It also helps to white wash white racism.
Went to high-school with Charlie, we got into an argument one day in Social Studies about and how I thought George McClellan was a coward and a yellow belly after class he came up behind me while I was at my locker and whisper in my ear to "Whip it Out" I was stunned and as he walked away he called me a coward biggest regret of my life wouldn't be surprised if they made this into a movie.
@@jonesjermaine4387 wow I love how you like to defame people without any evidence of you even going to school with him..
Moral of the story: ANYONE can be racist. Not realizing this will cause a divide within us (which is already happening). I'm so glad you made this video, your last video already basically reached 1 million views. We need to bring awareness to these issues and it's thanks to you I believe it will happen. Subscribed.
Wrong. You're defining racism incorrectly. You are confusing "racism" with "bigotry". They are two entirely different things.
In America, B people amount to bw 10-13% of the population. It is IMPOSSIBLE for Blacks in this country to be "racist" against any other group. Bigoted? That's debatable. But racist? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
@@user-vg8ez9cu6u I support this splitting of hairs. Black people can't be racist therefore they get a pass.
@Patali that's a strawman argument. If you cannot track and respond to the ACTUAL argument, then you should sit back and let others debate, otherwise just say you "disagree".
@@user-vg8ez9cu6u the amount of brain cells I lost reading this comment…
@@user-vg8ez9cu6uit doesn’t work like that considering Asians are even less than the amount of black people in America but asians are apparently capable of being racist so by yr logic black people can be only racist toward Asians or even native Americans which are a smaller population than black people yr only referring to systemic when that doesn’t only require that to be racist it’s like sayin murder is the only requirement of doing violence when disregarding other forms
We need more Asians like yourself to speak up. The anti-asian violence was DISGUSTING to it's core! Verbal abuse is bad enough but physical violence is just EVIL af!
Ive had so many occurences when a black person would treat me horribly for no reason because of my race. (Im asian) I remember this time when I was beaten up at a playground because I refused to give up my seat on a swing I just got on. This was a group of 8 black children who got out of their way to be racist towards me- calling me a lot of derogatory stuff (like some comment about fish for instance), throwing dirt onto my clothes and shoes. The youngest was about 3 and it still upsets me how they got away with beating and bullying me because if I was to say something about it, I would be called much more mean stuff.
Im glad this video came out and gave me closure onto understanding this situation I had years ago. I realized that I am not a horrible person if I was to admit that a small group of people were in the wrong for being racist.
I'm black and if I saw that I would've helped you
@@CeeDoubleUsame
Gold:I'll bet this was happening in a democrat-controlled state & city.Why do I say this?Because this is by & large where it's happening (NY & San Francisco for starters)and nothing is ever done about it.And yes,anyone of any ethnicity can be racist;believe it.
asians are mad racists
I remember this one time I asked a Chinese kid with his group of Chinese friends if he could help explain this math problem that he knew to me.
He looked at me in disgust and proceeded to call me derogatory terms. Him and his Chinese friends started poking me with pens and pencils as I walked through the hall after class and spreaders the info to other classmates. Since then almost throughout the entirety of my high school years that proceeded to bully and make fun of me on my lack of math skills. It legitimately made me question my intellect through my undergrad years in college and I had to go to therapy to find the underlining root cause of my depression
Thank you for these videos of reality. Chinatown San Francisco used to be thriving. Suddenly the Bay Area began blaming white people for Asian crimes when it was not the reality of the situation. Many white people actually stopped going for awhile due to the fact they felt the Asian community hated them. Many in the bay were doing acts of solidarity with black community. The Asian community understood what was going on but would be silenced to fit some kind of narrative. Many stores have closed shop and never opened again the Bay Area. I also notice a narrative in Philly trying to blame white people for Asian hate awhile ago. Unfortunately with the 76ers stadium the developer is working with a major BLM organization to diversify downtown Philly. Many white people I know want Chinatown Philly to stay. Unfortunately trying to fit with the narrative is going to possibly displace many.
I'm tired of everything being ''poor blacks'' or ''black this black that'' and now they're assaulting the Asians, literally the least confrontational, and most well to do group? Enough is enough... this is a bunch of BS, i know many wonderful black people and they call this out, but get shut down by their own community, same thing when the call out anti-white, for some reason the black community loves hating on everyone, yet claiming innocence. I hope the assaults stop immediately and the people responsible are held accountable, and sentenced heavily ...
Chinese Restaurant in EVERY MAJOR BLACK AMERICAN neighborhood... If it's so bad, why don't they leave??? It's a lie, Whites Commit the most Hate Crimes, mainly targeting against Asians on Paper. How are Black Americans a problem when it's not even on paper ...???????
Wrong, go look up statistics. Over 65% of anti asian hate crimes are done by white men.
Someone commented on 65% Asian crime is white is simply not true. Many other stats will say the complete opposite. Another person commented that Asian food is in black communities. If I was to apply the logic I could bring up all the Asian restaurants in the Bay Area and apply same logic. Nearly every restaurant owner from the Bay Area to Seattle have all said they have not dealt with a violent white person. In fact almost every robbery and act of violence is black on Asian. However this is not to indicate the entire black community is bad. So many black people oppose the racism coming out of the primarily younger generation. This racism includes hating white people for skin color as well as Asians. The ideology has become toxic. This was the same ideology the soviets used but it’s gaining traction. Gaslighting and victimhood is the name of the game. In Oakland the community asked BLM to stop
Hijacking’s the protest, but the news has silenced us, making it look like people are against white community. Revenue and tourism stops. It is hard for people to come to places when the black community is projecting that the Asian community hates skin color.
As a black woman, I will say that there is a lot of ignorance and hypocrisy within the black community. I noticed this when my friends, whom were black themselves, got offended when i said “all lives matter”. This is exactly why i said it. I agreed with you from the very first sentences you spoke in this video.
When I say these things I get canceled because I’m not black.
The problem people had with that was purely because it was founded just as an opposition point. BLM was essentially saying “blm too” .. so to say “all lives matter” is a bit tone deaf in the sense that no one said they didn’t in first place
@@uncletea5632 exactly she thought she was doing something with that🙄 disappointing coming from a poc
@@Kamciagalmao
@@uncletea5632 It's always about context. In which case, "all lives matter" is absolutely false and "black lives matter" is only true within reasonable grounds. Now, if there's anything everyone can agree on even without context then I believe that is INNOCENT LIVES MATTER.
日本人です。日本人なんかがこんなデリケートな話題に加わっていいのかは非常に微妙なラインですが、この動画の内容に納得してコメントを打ちたくなりました。
差別というのは、人種間における共通意識に起因する要素もあるのかもしれないし、私が知らない理解していないその国の文化的背景かも知れない。ただ、差別行為をするのも差別だと認識するのも個々人の問題です。日本で育ってきたものの何人もの優しい白人の方、黒人の方、アジア人の方と会ってきました。その一方で、私自身が悲しく辛いことを受けたのも人種関係なく全ての人で経験しています。差別は人種一括りにするべきではないと個人の意見としてそう思います。
私自身もある過ちをしたことがあります。ある展覧会にて、列の後方にいた外国人のかた（関係ありませんが明記すると黒人の方です）がずっと後方にいたので気遣いで『こっちにどうぞ』と手招きをしました。しかしそれぞれの国でジェスチャーの意味は異なります。日本では『こっちにきてください』という意味なのにその方の国では『あっちいけ』というジェスチャーだったそうです。その方の気分を害してしまったのか、そのかたは怒り私に詰め寄ってきました。当時はあまり聞き取れなかったのですが今思い返せば『黒人だからって差別していいと思うなよ』という意味だったと思います。その方も嫌な思いをしたことには違いありませんが、それでもはるかに身長の高い言語の通じない外国人に詰められた私もすごく怖い思いをしました。
差別がいまだに残っているのは事実かもしれない。けれどその全ての責任をその人種全てに負わせるべきではない。実際に上記の出来事を助けてくれたのは日本在住の黒人の方でした。（今でもその方とは仲がいいです。）
誰でも差別を受ける側、する側になりうるんです。一人一人が過度な被害者意識を持たず、優しい心を持って接することで嫌な思いをする人が少しかもしれないけど、減っていくのではないかと思う。今回のコロナの件だってアジア人全員の責任じゃない。差別をしたのも、全員なわけない。そういう認識を持つだけで世界は少し変わるとねがってます。
Dave Chappelle is the only famous black person who acknowledges this issue. He mentions it during the first ten minutes of his 2021 set "The Closer". Other than that, you're right, complete silence on the issue. I thought "silence is violence". The hypocrisy is glaring.
Look how the mainstream and the woke mob treat Dave Chappelle, though. It's shameful. He speaks truth, and they try desperately to cancel him at every turn. They'll never manage it, though, because Dave Chappelle is beloved and valued by so many people of every race. He calls everyone out when they deserve it, and people love him for it. He's the only comedian I'd actually pay a small fortune to see live!
I remember that
His wife is Asian. That might be why he acknowledges it. Hopefully more people do as well.
Larry Elder acknowledged it as well and he's a black politician. Dave Chappelle isn't the only famous person who's called out this bs.
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As a black woman and former teacher aide I know how bad the bullying really is. In one city I worked at two different schools. The majority black school was full of fighting, foul language and constant disrespect for teachers. I tried several times to intervene if I saw any behavior that looked like bullying. When I went to the teachers my concerns were completely dismissed. I didn't work there for very long it was too stressful. When I worked on the other side of town at the all White school the experience was completely different. The students were kind, helpful and well behaved. I wasn't breaking up fights or being disrespected. I'm always sad when I see black people being racist and violent to Asian people. The parents don't have good values. Anytime you see bad children there will also be bad parents.
You can admit something like that in this form, but can you admit this to other black folks? They get mad when I’m honestly not told them that the reason why I quit teaching was because of the violence and disrespect from mostly black students.
Yes!!! It’s the environment they’re growing up in, we see more black people growing up in broken homes in comparison to white or even Asian children (single mother, living in poorer areas, being surrounded by gang activity etc) these fuel violence and a lack of structure in any home, but it’s much more common in the black community which is why we see so much more black people acting this way, the community needs to heal so we can limit this, it’s terrible.
@@sar33na_22 Finally a nuanced argument
@@AmericansRejectLiberalism I have told many black people the same thing. I told almost everyone I know why I quit.
@@Nwachukwu200 I definitely don’t hate myself and I love the black community but why is it wrong to acknowledge that a lot of us need to work on bettering the community? You could use the same logic for black people murdering other black people with unnecessary gang violence. The guy in the video doesn’t seem to hate black people he’s just rightfully confused as to why we see so many black people are committing the same crime.
When people say black people can't be racist they are in effect dehumanising black people. Everyone can be racist irrespective of skin colour. A simple review of human history will show you that. Thanks for the video Charlie. It can be difficult to grasp the scale of a problem affecting a community when you're outside of that community.
being prejudist is different from being racist. Search it up
@@brycel.8291 Oh youre one of those guys.
@@brycel.8291 bruh the definition of racism is prejudice or hate of a person or group of people based on their skin colour. Just because liberals want to add power to it and try retcon everybody doesn't mean we don't remember.
@@brycel.8291 black liberal moment 🤦♂️
@@brycel.8291 Racism is literally being prejudiced against someone bc of their race. If I was prejudiced against you bc you ugly, it wouldn't be racism
I had sensed what you said despite my naïveté, and had found myself drawn to watch out for Ms. Kim at 2nd Street Market who was often there by herself. I remember times when I was shopping when I would observe bad treatment, and I would never leave her presence until I knew that everything was OK. She retired shortly before I decided to retire, and I moved to the country where I don’t have to encounter so many stressful situations. I worry for the Ms. Kims out there, and I appreciate your efforts.
Right on, Charlie. These woke double standards are exhausting. Not to mention nauseatingly vomitous. I 100% support your take on these matters.
Wow, that clip you shared of the asian woman speaking about her experiences and being immediately silenced for them was actually one of the clips that had an enormous influence on my current political/cultural position. I was disgusted to see someone who was just trying to share their experience and was berated and belittled for doing so. We must be better than that.
could you imagine a black girl talking about the racism she just suffered and a white or asian girls asked her to stop speaking? oh the outrage!
@@RF-zy5nw true lmao
This happens to black people ALL THE TIME! lol y’all are in denial. Any time a black person speaks of their experiences they’ll get told they’re lying, to get over it or be quiet! I’ve seen it to many times to count.
Hell, my parents grew up in the Jim Crow South picking cotton and they get told it was “long ago”. Please stop lying and speaking for other groups
@@melissasimmons3222 How am I lying or speaking for other groups?
This is sadly becoming a huge repeated issue. People have become so chronically online and politically indoctrinated that they only see broad issues and concepts, and struggle to apply critical thinking to decide for themselves what the appropriate stance on an issue is. There was a case recently of a black man who went on a shooting rampage in his apartment complex and was only taken down after being shot by police after a big holdout. afterwards BLM protesters protested in his defence🙄 and when a woman who was put in danger by his rampage confronted the protesters saying bullets flew through her apartment and coukd have killed her and her children, she was told to shut up by the protesters. It’s so bizarre. What kind of sensible person can tell someone who faced a near death situation because of some psychotic freak that their trauma doesn’t matter just because the perp was black? that situation honestly was the tipping point for me with all of this stuff. i’m not sure what the end goal with any of this is but it doesn’t make sense. it seems like what began as admirable efforts towards developing social consciousness and cultural sensitivity has turned into defending lowlife criminals and bullies who harm innocent people.
Imagine booing someone after sharing their experience like that. Thats awful, now she feels like she has to justify herself and like everyone sees her as racist. She didnt say all black people are racist, she said they CAN be
Funny how the whole “stop asian hate” movement was quietly swept under the rug when people were finding out who was attacking said asian people.
Thanks so much for calling this out. As an Indian Asian my only and sole racist experience came from a black person. Unfortunately it seems like this is against the status quo right now so everyone wants to turn a blind eye to racism if the aggressor belongs to the black community.
Yeah. Unfortunately it's "Whoever is the loudest and acts the most like a savage animal gets to have the final word". If you're aggressive enough and have likeminded, aggressive people joining you, you can get away with pretty much anything.
Police is putting you in custody for looting shops during riots?
"HEY Y'ALL THOSE RACIST ASS COPS PUT THESE PROMISING KIDS BEHIND BARS FOR ROBBING A GUCCI STORE, PAY THE BAIL Y'ALL HERE'S A GOFUNDME" and someone, I don't know who, will actually be stupid enough to donate enough money to bail those criminals out, solely because they're black. Kinda racist if you think about it, looking at a black person and going "This one shouldn't be in prison because the color of his skin is black."
I would boot the living fuck outta them to the 1700s, my friend.
Same as a Bengali American, the only ones who have been racist to me are black people
Tex-Mex:. You are an Indian Asian yet your name is Tex-Mex. I'm not biting.
I heard in NYC a lot of 🖤 males rob & beat up Indians
There were so many of my friends getting harassed or even assaulted by black people when I lived in SF. And every time I hear black community says they can't be racists, I lose more and more respect for them because it proves that them, or their leaders are completely biased. I am wishing more black people can hold other black people who commit hate crime accountable.
White people do it all the time, what's your point,
@@carbonmax9426 No, my point is, that white people DON'T do it all the time. None of my friends got violent racism from white people. They can be subtly racist, at the point where it's even hard to tell if they are being racists or just being jerks. On the contrary, I lost count of Asian friends who received violent racism from black people. One of my friend nearly went blind. Not all black people are racists, but some can definitely can be one. Just like fathers scolding their own child, black community need to be strict to their own and hold them accountable.
Stop lying...there arent that many black people in SF...even the lgbtq community is racist against blacks out there...
@@byroncarter8561 Lying? Obviously you didn't live in SF. I lived there 8 years and even my little sister once got a glass bottle threw at back of her head when she got off Muni the bus by a black couple.
"lgbtq community is racist against blacks"? So you're saying because lgbtqs are racist against blacks, it justifies blacks acting racists against another race? So some bully harassed me, so I can bully another nerdy student? Does that really justify in your book?
What we're talking about is that there ARE indeed racists black people, and we need to admit it. Yet, I'm not saying those black people are bad people. They just need a community that can be strict to them, and a loving family to teach not to hate.
Lol they literally make up like 5 percent of SF too while Asians make up almost 40 percent. If Asians grew a backbone we could easily stomp them out. Send them back to Oakland like the whites did back in the day.
I used to live in NYC. One day I was on the subway and this black man came up to this older Asian lady and spit in her face. The train went wild. I am happy to say that everyone on the train regardless of race went to this women’s defense. I felt pretty hopeful for humanity in that instance. Wrong was wrong. And it was moving to see.
Oh no how sad! Poor woman must be terrified! I would have cried 😢
Again, although there was a criminal act, this is another humanity affirming story because people came to her defence. Also, although pattern recognition shouldn't be overlooked, of course all crimes aren't racially motivated and there are criminals from all walks of life but the main thing is accountability and insight where a pattern is recognised and response within the community. As long as people protect each other when individuals in the community are targeted, i feel like we'll be ok. It's when people look the other way that i think we are in danger culturally.
As a 50 yr old Asian woman, in my lifetime, I have been spit on several times; have been assaulted and escaped being raped and probably cannot go a month without a derogatory statement yelled at me … 90% by someone who is Black.
As I got older (probably late 30’s) I have occasionally asked why Blacks seem to target Asians.
I have been told 1) I don’t know; 2) because Asians are scared of Blacks (like avoiding them); 3) I am lying.
Unfortunately I have absolutely no faith that anything meaningful will be done to change to stop the attacks on Asians in my lifetime.
I believe you.
"why blacks seem to target asians".....simple jealousy
Hurt people hurt people I think. They prey on the people they deem weak.
@@Jordan-xg4pn blacks are scared of Italians I guess and I know the females love Italian men supposedly. I seen it on here even lol
I’m sorry. That just shouldn’t happen.
Bruh I agree with ya. I’m black-mix (Half white & Indigenous too) and yes. My black dad believes that all asian people eat cats and dogs. And once when I went into a Chinese restaurant during the end of the pandemic my grandma said “we shouldn’t even be here with these people spreading Covid around.” In ear shot of the waiter. All I could do was look at her in disgust to show I didn’t like what she said and just took the food as kindly as I could and said “thank you so much for the food.” I really wanted to say “I’m sorry about my racist ass grandma.”
Remember he said you're not responsible. It hard confronting older family members.
@@honeybunch6473 yeah 😔
hello as a asian i just want to say that please don't be ashamed of your race for this, you yourself aren't responsible. people just need to stop being racist
@@marpookie thx 🙏 😔 so true
I'm black and I agree with everything you've said in the video. I realized within the last few years that the black community likes to shift blame to escape being held accountable for anything, either that or we act oblivious. If I pointed out that something was racist or violent I'd get the "well it's just a joke/ shut up" in response. It's only fair that this behavior be called out bc it desperately needs to be addressed.
What even is the "black community"? You mean obnoxious vocal minority in the media? As always, they are not representative of the majority of the population...
So the black community should be held accountable for the actions of a few degenerates? That’s a stupid argument
I’m black british and i hear you completely!! I literally was so scared for the asian woman who rightfully said black people can be racist too! FACT!! *Anyone can be racist* and just bc we got our own issues systematically doesn’t mean we’re above racism towards others?!
I will always do what I can in my power to shut down any racist remarks, especially from my own people towards asians, caucasians and other ethnicities… it’s not right!!! PERIOD.
It’s like people don’t know how to look up definition of words anymore.
You’re correct, interpersonal racism and systemic racism are two different things. People often ignore that.
@@jato2942 i’m not a dictionary, and its normal to not know specific names for certain things. I got my point across and that’s what matters… so i don’t appreciate first portion of the comment you made.
@@diadiaa892 Ignoring that I’m agreeing with you, of course you’re not a dictionary, that’s why they exist. So we can refer to them to better understand language and communication
You are from the UK not the US it is completely different story.
@@HappyGoLucky874 racism exists everywhere. And unfortunately I do see and been around the same normalisation towards being racist towards asians within the black/ African/ Caribbean community in the UK.
So it seems like the stories are pretty damn similar🤨
All sane people of every race must ally against this nonsense. Thanks for your videos man!
amen. One love, one species! One love, one species!
Nonsense? What are you referring to?
Same Im done defending my people's Hypocrisy.
@@highroller-jq3ix They were referring to you, genius.
@@IamtheFerryMan lmao I love you for that, you doing the Lord's work!
as a black and korean person this is an opinion i have had for a little while, not too long since im only 13 but the black kids at my school are 10x more racist to me than the white kids are. Calling me ching chong, the c slur, telling me to eat dog, eat cat, go back to korea, you cant say the n word your not black
i have been literally RIPPED away from my own black culture and it just makes me so mad, during track the track was all dusty and got in our eyes and a kid ran by me and said “i cant see i feel so asian” so i yelled “IS IT BECAUSE IM ASIAN?” idk why i did that but i did ig and he said “btw your not asian ur korean” in this video he talks about how people LOVE to talk about anti blackness in the asian community but once its anti asianness in the black community they dont turn a head, multiple people hear that kid being racist to me and i tell all my friends hes racist to me and they still turn around and stay friends with him as if he isnt racist to me till this day
We Asians all know this. Speak the truth.