10 Most Racist States in America. #1 is shocking.
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- The Ugly Truth: The 10 Most Racist States in America. #1 is shocking.
In this eye-opening video, we explore the most racist states in the US and shed light on the deeply rooted prejudices that continue to plague these regions. Using data-driven analysis, we rank and discuss the states with the highest levels of racial discrimination and intolerance, and examine the historical and societal factors that contribute to these troubling patterns. Join us as we confront the uncomfortable truths about racism in America and challenge ourselves to create a more just and equitable society.
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A couple black guys I used to work with told me they preferred people being openly racist as opposed to hidden racists. At least they knew where they stood w the open racists. It made sense to me
Malcolm X said that
@@bkstandard882 And he was right based on my friends telling me the same thing
And Americans call us British rscislistss
all of it sucks
As another black guy telling you, I prefer it on full display. It's easier that way and no one is putting on a show.
I spent my junior high and high school years in rural southeast Alabama during the early 1970s. As the only Asian in the school, I was subject to racism at many levels. For many of them, I was the only Asian they had ever seen in person. Their mistreatment and attitude towards me made me feel inferior. It took me almost a decade of living outside the south to gain my self-confidence and feel comfortable in public places.
my h.s. are mainly white too but didnt have issues as a filipino. maybe cuz i played varsity basketball and dated all the karens i want😅. also this was so cal
Same here for myself and siblings as first wave of Asian mix in Carrollton, KY where the local authorities eventually illegally evicted me from our family property I owned.
@@salomesidiropoulos8343Kentucky? Damn.
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@@robertyu4313 son you gotta realize you were invading those peoples land. We don’t want y’all here. Anyone can cook wontons and teriyaki. Go back where you came from. As far as we know. You could be a spy or terrorist
As a Disability bus driver, I can confirm this in Ga. The citizens, police officers and even the workers I work with treat the disabled pretty bad here and I am thoroughly disgusted everyday I do my job!😡
Just ignore them sister. I get hate for mental health, health, etc. If it wasn't color, race, nationality, they would find something else to hate you for. Some people just don't get to know someone before judging or disliking them. I like a good verity of races, languages, etc. It makes the world more interesting. We are all human, therefore we are all brothers & sisters. no hate here.
So sad for our disabled 🙏🏾
@@brendamallard7313 it is!!!! I have to try not to stress about it and just do what I can to help them.
I’m sure Trump making fun of a disabled person fueled the fire there.
@@saintcatherine You are a retard! For real. A genuine one.
Racism is everywhere. As a black woman I experienced it in every State I visited. I see it, ignored it and keep moving. Things really got bad during and after the pandemic.
If you didn’t think we owe y’all something it t’wouldn’f be that away. Now damnit straighten up and stay in your place
Racism works both ways. And voter ID's, I absolutely agree that you should have it.
No ID, no voting. It should be the law nationwide, but our system is so screwed up
that it can't be fixed anymore. And as far as Racism again, every time someone doesn't like something, they scream racism. The definition of that word has lost it's total
meaning.
@@redfoley9608 is this all you can say about this comment. One can as well presume that you are racist because your comments is not justifiable and it is arguably pathetic.
Its arder to inore wen it affects your job, housing, and safety of your family, as it did in my case.
@@GenerationNextNextNext that ain’t right I agree but personally I prefer to stay with my own race. Hell I wish y’all good and would never harm anyone. I’m sure you’re a good person
My uncle was a racist. He moved his family to AZ in 1963. He’d make fun of the Latinos. He has 5 children. ALL of them married Latino/Latina.
When we go to see them it’s lively and fun.
That's karma for you.
@@TheMormonSorceress for his uncle
😂😂😂😂 this is funny
He must regret having children.
That's awesome!
My experience-as a black man, I experienced way more racism while living in Ohio (the direct, in-your-face hate and name calling), and living in Colorado (Denver.....the "subtle", kind of "pandering", back-handed, "you're so articulate for a POC....and good for YOU for owning a home and a car and working everyday"). Ugh. I was born and raised in WEST Texas and am currently back living in the state and I've yet to experience any of what I experienced in Colorado or Ohio.
I believe you more. My theory is for people of color midwest and northeast are more racist. Plus Idaho Montana Wyoming.
I'm a white person and I live in Idaho, i can't say for the demographics of where you lived in Ohio or Colorado but here, there aren't many black people. Or anyone other than white or Hispanic. I sometimes think that in areas with low numbers of different races/ethnicities, people form biases that aren't challenged by meeting real members of those races/ethnicities. Therefore they're more likely to believe in and strengthen those biases which leads to a lot of people here making racist generalizing statements
@@ArtsyBaker24 I'm white and live in Ohio. Outside the large cities (Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton, Akron) its white AF and probably at least 25 to 40 percent of those are really racist. The NSM actually used to have a regional headquarters near Dayton and may still...I have seen more "Rebel" flags here than I ever used to see in any Southern state as a former truck driver. Except maybe Alabama.
@Nina That is a very good explanation. I still think our my research US is probably least racist developed country . Europe is more racist due to less diversity etc. Australia and Canada are probably less racist than Europe but more than US.
I lived in Colorado my whole life that shit only started happening when people from the south moved here and that is a fact they think people in Colorado shate their same shitty beliefs
I've lived in a small town in Wisconsin for almost 3 years. I couldn't take it any longer. The worst thing that was said to me by a middle aged white lady ( I am a 60 something year old black lady) was that in Wisconsin, they call black people the N word. And she said the word! Another white lady told me they watch me as I shop for groceries! I'll never go back there. When I left I was actually afraid for my well being!!
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good, im moving there.
What town? I'm Hispanic 🇨🇴🇪🇨 & my husband European 🏴 🇨🇭 🇳🇱 & we moved to WI from NY & I have not had any issues & we have been super north WI & live in the north east of WI
I think I know what town you are talking about. Where did you end up moving to?
As an African American male originally from Ohio and having lived in the Deep South, I've come to realize that the perception of racism differs between regions. Contrary to popular belief, I've found that the South isn't inherently more racist than northern states. Instead, what I've observed is that racist individuals in the South tend to be more openly vocal about their prejudices compared to those in the North.
Personally, I value transparency and honesty, even when it comes to difficult topics like racism. I'd rather someone be upfront about their beliefs rather than hiding them behind a facade of friendliness. In my experience, encountering individuals who openly express their racist views allows for a more genuine interaction, even if it may be uncomfortable. It's disheartening to discover someone's true colors only when faced with a challenging situation or when forced to make a choice.
In essence, while racism exists in both the North and the South, the difference lies in the level of openness about it. I believe that addressing these issues openly and honestly is the first step towards fostering understanding and ultimately, overcoming racism.
I live in Ohio and it seems to be getting better with each generation, I am 80% Cherokee Indian I look like a white guy but do not think that way but I still see it in the older people here including my own family but not so much in the younger ones, so I have some hope, I always hold the door for a black woman and show respect I think my 3 kids do the same, hope it is over, no room for racism anymore, it makes me really mad when I see it I try to make up for it by treating black people with a bit more respect after all they did not ask to come here they were kidnapped and forced into slavery, that is wrong on so many levels, so I always give the black man a big hello and ask how his day is going, about all I can do to make up for the disrespect they have had to put up with
@c.causey where have you felt the most safe and comfortable.
Wow an educated well spoken black person! 🤣 oops .. was that racist ??
Narcissistic racism exits nationwide due to biased policy at the federal state and city levels. The original sin has yet to be addressed openly and those who created it should be called out and fix their behavior.
I've noticed that too. They won't use the racial slurs because they don't want to be perceived as impolite but their perception of others and the stereotypes in their language is unbelievably racist. My uncle told me how his mother would yell at his father for using the N word. But she wouldn't allow him to go to a friend's house if they were black for example.
I have lived in every region of the US. Racism manifests differently in different areas of the country. Each area has its unique brand of racism.
Exactly true
As a black male Georgia wasn’t racist at all
@@yamiyo6050GA literally has the final boss of confederate monuments sanctioned by the state, GTFOH.
@@yamiyo6050 Yes, it is. You aren't from there
@yamiyo6050 racisn is there but not to the extent seen in the Midwest or even Idaho.
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How did Indiana not make the list? Our northern most Southern state. Once the proud headquarters of the KayKayKay.
My father was racist when I was growing up. He then denied being racist on his deathbed. I always found his racism disgusting.
Perhaps, as he reviewed his life, he realized that he wanted to be the man you wished he were.
You clearly are just virtue signaling.
@@redfoley9608shame on you, defending a racist.
@@robbie5010 well. I watched Harriet Tubman movie last night. I don’t like racism anymore. That was horrible. I didn’t know that whites mistreated N’s like that. So I’m gonna craw dad and delete my other comments
@@robbie5010 I deleted the damn thing. Shame on southern white men. Nobody deserves abused and starved and families separated. Pisses me off
I live in the south for the last 20 years. I've experienced more racism in NY, NJ, and PA than I ever have living down south and I grew up in the north.
I'm from Nj Idk about that my guy im in Sc been 3 years now. But been in Nc 15 years and i see people giving me funny stares and had people call me racial slurs here cause I'm Puerto Rican and they don't like me and always calling me Mexican. Never had that Happen to me in Nj except for like friends or people just joking around. But I've never seen it much in the North. I've even had an African American woman start telling me cause she don't know how to speak good that I can't understand her cause I'm mexican and I don't speak English to where i cursed her out and told her I don't even Speak much Spanish and to pick up a book. And learn how to speak Words in English
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I grew up on the West coast (California, Nevada, Oregon.) When I turned 18 in 2006, I joined the Army and got stationed at Fort Campbell, KY, on the border between Tennessee and Kentucky. Before I joined the Army I was pretty naïve and would have happily told most people that racism was overblown and was essentially non-existent in the US, with the exception of a few communities across the country.
Let me tell you, I was WRONG. I'm a white guy. While stationed at Fort Campbell, I dated a black woman for a few years. About 95% of the time we would go out on dates, go for walks through a park, whatever, we would encounter blatant racism. White people would yell at me for being a traitor to my race and for being a "n****r lover." Black men would yell at her because she dared date a white man. Black women that she worked with would regularly drop racist comments about her dating me and shut her out of group get togethers after we attended one of her company functions together. We genuinely ran into racist remarks from all angles as an interracial couple DAILY in the South. We were together for about two years and it was rare for a day to pass without getting these comments one way or the other. Granted, this was from about 2007-2009, but I can assure you that racism is unfortunately alive and well in the South, and pretty much every other part of the US.
It's far more baked into society in the south than it could ever hope to be in the north. Let's be honest.
@@chiapets2594 depends on your race and location.
I'm a Mexican American guy from Texas but I've dated women from different races such as Black,Middle Eastern,Indian,Asian. I Believe that every race has a beauty we shouldn't discriminate a person cause of their color of skin
U sound like a player. What a pimp😆👍🏽
@@JUANGARCIA-bs6ev Sure I guess
Cool virtue signal
lol 😂
Your right.
Im surprised Idaho and Oregon arent on this list
Especially Idaho..I'm from WA..I don't go to Idaho
well it’s not that diverse lmao, probably a lot of recused but not actions
Northern Idaho had a white supremacists group but they pretty much got forced out. I live in East Idaho and most people seem to be pretty accepting.
As a high-functioning autistic white man with a significant interest in culture. I love having diversity around me. I love learning about new things, new people, various religious practices, foods, and lifestyles. Everyone benefits when cultural differences are imparted upon those who had limited exposure, previously. I couldn't imagine being bigoted against anyone for any reason. I'll never understand why someone would want to be unnecessarily hateful, either.
Props! Wealthy white people in power are the exact opposite. Just sayin
I knew it, I knew it Alabama and Mississippi would be the top 2. As a black truck driver I've had problems in all the states on the list, but Mississippi and Alabama leads the list by far.
I've owned my trucking company since 96, one state trooper in Mississippi just couldn't believe it. (this was in 2005) A couple small towns in Alabama the local sheriff told me I wasn't welcome in the town after dark. (2004 & 2008)
That's just the tip of the iceberg I own 50 trucks now because of my experiences and the fact that most of my drivers are ethnic. I refuse to accept any loads to 6 of the states on your list in the last 20yrs. The one's I do are only the major cities, no small backwood towns. I know Kentucky would've been on the list but didn't make the top 10.
Damn
Sundown towns smh
I do not blame you for not delivering or transporting anything to those backwards small towns. I would tell them to pick it up off the interstate exit.🤣
Depends where you go in each state
Mississippi Alabama are inbred states with alot of Rednecks those states are run by The Dixie mafia. They have strong chapters of Klu klux klan and voter suprestion.
Wyoming. As a brotha in Wyoming I've met some of the nicest people in my life. I've also had to count to ten because some tourists thought they were safe in a racist haven at a local bar. They found out the hard way I was the local and they were not welcomed. Bartenders kicked them out and told them to never come back. Rest of the night people were checking on me to see if I was ok, they were more angry than I was.
Wyoming is too desolate and too cold for me.
Yet If it was an African American woman, nobody would've done nothing.
@ThePhoenix3712
I hate you feel this way. Black Men and Women all deserve respect.
Why do you think they were thrown out and you weren’t?
Privilege.
As someone who lives in North Carolina I can say I’ve rarely experienced racism and I love it here. We have many of every race here tbh.
I agree. I moved here 6 months ago. I actually see a lot of interracial couples here. South Carolina is a different story
Because you're a white passing latino duh
I agree with you. Frankly his whole argument against NC was based on his misrepresentation of the facts, which is a nice way to say he was not being truthful.
I agree… I miss NC 😢
S. Carolina was not a surprise at all. Neither was Mississippi. I’m shocked that Florida didn’t make the list.
Florida certainly should be.on the list especially the city of Jacksonville and Ocala
@@danielledavis9876 I’ve lived in Ocala, Jacksonville, Orlando, Miami and Fernandina Beach. Nassau County and Marion County are by far the worst most racist places on the planet.
@danielledavis9876
Lol FL is a very Hispanics state, so they don't count just like CA. You hear the most wild phrases from Hispanics, but you'll never see them in a list like this.
Florida is practically two states,North( Racism), But southern Florida is so Diverse. Its hard to be racist even if you wanted to.
@@AngelicoCiudad tell that to Trayvon Martin.
I’m Native American and Scottish but I remember when they were integrating kids of color into our schools. I never cared about the color of their skin we just had another kid to play with , of course this was in the 60’s. Our grandparents taught us not to judge people by their color but how you treat each other.
Your grandparents raised you right
Thank you
Let see, it sounds like you took the Scottish side of your family?🤔
Exactly. Excelp they don't promote that in the school or society. This is racially divisive video propaganda that is being promoted
@@tmax8029 no he took the Republican side of his family since slavery segregation and a KKK. We’re all results of the Democrat party and the Democrat party alone.
I retired at 51 and moved from NY to North Carolina . Most of the seniors in my fanily had migrated from the south during the "Jim Crow" era ,and had no love . But I served in the military with a lot of southerners ,they werent the most well educated but they were knowledgeable, I learned how to hunt fish ,and fix my cheap ass car. I was crusing home doing 5 mph over the limit, one after noon from a golf game and a couple of guys in an jacked up pickup with glass pack mufflers started tail gateing and popping the muffler,the first time I let in go ,the second time I let it go, The third time I looked over my sholder,deliberately reached across my dash and popped opem glove box.They backed off and took the next right. I'm not saying they were racist,they might have just been assholes who happened to be white. I just know that in my almost 30 years of military and civialian law enforcement ,I learned that a 1911 platform with a double stack magizine tends to win disputes,what ever the motivation.
Racism is not black and while literally! There is religious, social status, heritage and gender as well as others. I found the most racist ideas in the New England states when I lived in Saratoga Springs, NY in the early 80's after living most of my life in the southern region.
The most hateful rhetoric and discrimination in today’s society is against Whites
I live on a Native american reservation in arizona. I live near a local non native town. Most or if not all natives on our reservation have to go to the next town to buy our necessities for the week. I have met some caucasian people who were nice or helpful. There were other times where I met some who were outwardly racist. There was this little old white lady coming out of a restaurant, she was yelling at me when i walked by, she called me all sorts, including trash. I was just walking by.
After that incident with the older white lady, i started looking around and noticing how they treated us. They looked very condescending, whether it be a restaurant or when a catastrophe happens.
There was an incident in a bar in the next town over where a native shot a non native. All the white folks in that town assumed it was a native shooting a white person. They started cussing and being outwardly racist, saying they will come to the reservation and attack anyone who they see.
I heard of a few hitchhikers being attacked during that time by white people between the border of the reservation and that town.
Our tribal government had to address the threats to our people, and said they will get to the bottom of what happened.
It turns out that a native american from different tribe was living in that town. And the person(s) who got shot was revealed to be all mexican. After Our tribal administration told the public what really happened. All the white racists got quiet, and they stopped trying to attack out tribe.
These events that I experienced made me realize that racism is still alive and well. Still in the hearts of white men, they just stay quiet unless they think they have a reason to be outwardly racist.
They think of us natives as below them, and we are not a part of their society. Just because of the stereotypes of being a drunk alcoholic who gets money from the government. They only want to see us in the bad light.
So when I step out of the reservation, i am always aware of my surroundings.
That sounds horrible bro, shocking that there's still so much venom towards Native Americans in 2024.
I visited pretty much most of the US states, probably 40+. And i Agree, Arizona for me is just flat out Racist . I felt every group there discriminates against another group. Love the natural beauty and Landmarks, But i would Never ever live in Arizona( Unlike for ex Southern Utah) just a few miles north.
Thank you for the video. Great learning
People are tribal. Whether consciously or not, people gravitate to people who think , behave and like similar things. Within a perceived group it is easy to disparage and denigrate people outside your group.
This happens in every state, in rural areas, suburbs and cities.
Hate is a very powerful motivator.
Never underestimate the power of hate.
Many people. I live in Las Vegas and I am LITERALLY the only white person I know. I really enjoy the diversity. I got tired of hearing Lynard Skynard every day in the Midwest. I like hearing new music and eating different foods. I get called racist from time to time, and I don't let it bother me. Maybe I say things that bother other people. The only person who has ever actually assaulted me was white, (in Montana). I am more afraid of other white people than I am of any other ethnicity. Especially if those white people have badges and guns.
@@coryphillips7945 Fair point. Many people, but not everyone.
@@coryphillips7945 _"I live in Las Vegas and I am LITERALLY the only white person I know. I really enjoy the diversity."_
I don't think "diversity" is what you mean. You being the only white person makes the place less diverse, not more.
@@cisium1184 ahhhh...so, there have to be MORE white people for there to be diversity. I see. Working with people from 9 countries isn't diversity...UNLESS there are more white people...thanks for the tip.
Yes. Look at pretty much any high school.
Ironically, I never experienced racism until I left the South, specifically in Massachusetts, New Jersey and California.
Tbh, I’m Algonquin and I love New England but ppl shame me on that
Mass is horrible from what I've heard...especially Boston
I can tell California is a pretty racist state despite bragging about their diversity and being progressive, I live in the Bay area and ironically I've experienced more racism from californian Latinos better known as "chicanos"
@@ImmaBeast713 Mark Wahlberg's hometown, and he used to beat up Asians.
MA is awful
Am im the only black dude that never experienced racism? For 30 years of my life, i made all friends of different backgrounds you can think of. Never had an issue. Like im from Charleston South Carolina.
My wife and I live in Texas. I don't see why people gripe about voter ID. You have to have an ID to write a check, drive a car, go to a doctor, and too many other things too many to list. I know many old people, I am one, I know many black friends. These are the two groups they say blocks voting. Everyone I know has some sort of ID. It's no big deal.
The problem with the voter ID is that Texas made it difficult for people without transportation to obtain one. The DPS was notorious for shutting down the driver's license office in minority areas. As for cashing a check, I never have to show an ID because the teller knows me. It should be the same for voting.
I grew in Houston. It was horrifically backwards when it comes to race. Ive traveled the world and that is the worst place for race relations outside of Florida.
It is if you have a dishonest Government
We use our ID( driver's license, picture lD) to vote. No problem.
Hard for dead people to show an ID
I really do appreciate how you say at the end of your videos “now go out and be nice to one another”.
For the longest time when I moved to Texas I was perceived as being Middle Eastern (I'm Italian) by the ignorant smaller town hick cops and followed and pulled over any number of times just based on my appearance. The last time it happened and when the guy ran my ID and found out I worked for Homeland security his whole attitude changed. It would have been funny if it wasn't disturbing.
As an Afro American in Texas anything outside of the triangle is a complete NONO!!!😂😂
@@skidmark9863 Spot on!
What I would've done was wear a hidden camera of all those encounters with the small hick town cops and then sent those videos to Dateline. Then they would've sent Keith Morrison down there. Keith would've had'em quaking in their boots! 😆
Maybe they knew you were Italian and thought you were in the mafia.
@@TJWinter1221 I actually was ready to do that after that last encounter, but no one messed with me.
Missouri and Kansas needs to be on the list.
These are the very reasons why this country is so divided. Number one is RACISM. 2. RELIGION. ❤🎉
3. Cultural differences. Incompatibility. Clashes.
Politics as well.
It isnt surprising- given the history of how the country came to be. Attempting to erase that history in order to make certain people comfortable is only going to create more division.
Number one should be the Media
Also this is why it is starting to turn into 3rd world country!
The only thing that’s shocking about South Carolina is that it’s so low on this list.
SC chill asf all my white homies show mad love we turnt out here no kizzy
huh anytime I go to SC its been pretty great lol no idea how thats even in the top 10 guess opinions 🤷
It’s one of the racist states against whites… once again only white people cane racist right?
Definitely has its racists like everywhere. Seen white folks say stuff about non whites.
Seen black folks say stuff to white folk here.
Though without a doubt the most racist person I personally ever met was a white guy who hated white people. My God he could not stop the racism at this party. He just couldn't drop it. He was white too. It was so bizarre but racism is racism.
I’ve lived in SC most of my life and it’s changed a lot, especially over the last 20 years. Is there discrimination here? Absolutely but there is everywhere. It all depends on where you are and who you are around.
Most people I run into are just normal people who are open minded. There are people, mainly in the older generations who are quite closed minded. That’s generally worse in the more impoverished areas of the state.
As a Hispanic living a majority Black community in Miami was horrible. The racism we recieved was unbearable. My home was broken into twice. Multiple times trying to attempt to breaknin. My mother was robbed in front of our house. In school the black students would beat anyone who wasnt black. I agree racism is everywhere.
Hispanics are prejudiced against black people too. Being targeted for a crime doesn’t make it racism silly. I’m sure you just ignore when whites are racist against you because y’all usually suck up to them
Wow, that’s awful!
As a black man I’m sorry that happened to you unfortunately it’ll get worse and my people won’t understand it
@Rdfelic is a know troll and liar on youtube. he has been caught posting fake stories in other threads and is not even Hispanic, do not believe anything that he posts. Shame on him.
how is that racism that's just living in the hood get a dog or something 😂
I experience racism in South Carolina where one of the stores call security on me and my friend because we were shopping in the Outlets and we had just shop at ross so we had our ross shopping bag,the security told us that was the reason he stopped us, Bluffton SC to be exact, I've lived in Charleston and I've never experienced that.we are black people
In Maryland, I am exposed to racism and insults
🙄.....It can't be from WHITEY
@@3for4PA They swear a lot and curse
I’m a 68 yr. old female. I grew up in Louisville , Ky. Lots of racism there. We had riots in the streets. I went to a Catholic elementary school that was pretty evenly mixed. We kids got along well for the most part. It was the parents that caused the problems usually. I could have my white friends over to visit my house. Not my black friends. My mom wasn’t really a racist. She was so afraid my grandfather, if he had dropped by while a black friend was over, it would have been bad. Really bad. I remember thinking that I would be so happy when I grew up and racism would be gone and not have to worry about it. Oh, the innocence of children.
Louisville is thick of racism that’s part of the reason why I left
@conniebabcock4045 That is why a lot of people say racism is taught to kids. If you put a black and white kid on the playground by themselves they will end up playing with each other. When the parents get involved, that's when all all the BS starts.
I am so glad my parents were not racist. I treat people how they treat me.
I too once believed that racism would disappear with the coming of age of my generation.
I was wondering who was doing the rioting in Louisville, KY? And why?
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I am black and also a precinct officer in Shelby County, Tennessee. I have worked the elections for decades. In Tennessee voter ID is the driver's license. My 95-year-old grandmother has a driver's license. Any state or federal ID will do if you don't have a driver's license. And if you don't have an ID, you can fill out an affidavit and vote anyway. During early voting, you can vote at any precinct. However, on election day, you must vote at your assigned (neighborhood) precinct. If you are handicapped, we will help you. If you can't read, we will help you. If you bring someone to help, that's ok. In Tennessee, we don't care what party you are in. We don't care about your race. We don't care about your religion, sex, or your pronouns. Voters are our customers and we want to serve our customers. You have to be a resident of the State of Tennessee and the county in which you are trying to vote. If you are in the wrong precinct on election day, we will give you the address of the right precinct and paperwork so you don't have to get back in the line when you get there. In all my years, I have never turned a voter away without giving them the opportunity to vote. And I never will.
I think the people that make these videos saying these things should actually visit these states and talk to people before spouting out this crap.
I live in Tn and agree. I have been pleased with the voting experience here. Last time there was a long line, and i am a disabled wheelchair user on chemotherapy. I did not know disabled ppl can cut line, and the workers noticed me in distress and moved me up to the front of the line. The poll worker have always been very well trained and diverse.
I knew South Carolina would make the list!!
I’ve never personally experienced it and I was born and partially raised here in Columbia sc
I literally want to move to Columbia and I’ve been scanning these comments high and low. North or South Carolina
Knew I loved you bro ☘️ 🇮🇪. Continued success BRIGGS
I was born and raised In Arkansas and I can confirm there is alot of unnecessary racism for no reason. People can be jerks fr 💀
I'm from NY. Went to college for 2 years in Ohio where I discovered acute overt racists. Lived in California for 12 years. Same thing especially in L.A., the Bay Area and the Inland Empire. And California is where I faced ramped up harrassment from the cops and I've never experienced that anywhere else I've lived. But to be honest, I have lived and traveled all over this country and it's the same (everywhere) I've been...EVERYWHERE. On another topic, I used to work in the airline industry in NY and encountered quite a few racists from other countries but the worst were Austria, UK, Australia, Canada, and Turkey. Racism is a global pandemic, but imagine going to someone else's country and imposing that behavior on the natives. And as far as vacations to other countries, the worst racism I encountered was definitely in Mexico.
That's sad to hear about Mexico. I lived in Mexico as a black woman in 2006-07 and never once experienced racism in fact the black people were like celebrities to them because they would hardly see black people where I was. I almost didn't come back home to the US because I felt so comfortable there more than here but came back to finish school and then married a Guatemalan 😊.
Yes Latin America in general is colorist. I have seen them talk behind the backs of darker skinned people . Its very sad. The lighter you are the better it seems. Not everyone is like this but many are.
Scared the hell out of me with that number one I thought you were going all the way to Boston😂🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Boston isn't but if you go out a cpl hours from it it can be. Salisbury, some other places. It's scattered
@@rexyfs9537 yes the white white people appear are racist. But most of the people up here are dark skin Italian Spanish Brazilian Haitian etc people don't know Massachusetts now they just know what they heard in the 1900s when racism was stronger
New Hampshire is hella racist.. I'm not just making it up. I'm from fl and never endured what I have here in just one year I've had plenty of uncomfortable instances.
Mississippi. The state where dreams come to die, and a mansion costs less than feeding a family of four at McDonald’s.
Hey Briggs wanted to say I’m happy for you as you’re a small amount of subscribers away from 1 million. I’ve been a part of your channel for a while and it’s been a pleasure to see you grow. Great work all the time! Keep it up and congrats!
Im Latino, I’m still yet to meet someone who doesn’t have ID… it’s dirt cheap and accessible. The implying that POC can’t get ID is far more racist…
Agreed. People need ID to apply for/collect disability. To claim POC can't get ID is to claim that the average POC is less capable than someone who is _actually_ disabled.
That is why the argument is so stupid. Almost everybody already has a driver's license which can be used as your ID to vote. For the few people that don't have one, you can simply provide your social security number which everyone by law is required to have, or you can ask for a free ID from many states like Georgia.
I agree.
Places that force you to have an ID to vote also close down most places to get the ID if the district is majority black. That's where it gets racist.
@@christianblackburn7249Close down permanently? So then where do the other races go to get their ID? Just because an area is majority black does not mean it is 100 % black. The election is once every 4 years, people can not get one within 4 years? Come on....
I lived in Arizona for 2 years, I experienced one racist.
I live in Texas and the veiled racism is real. People will swear they aren’t racist while saying things like “you know how they are” when talking about black people and avoiding black areas. Ugh it’s disgusting
As a brother that now lives in California but grew up in Georgia I’ve experienced racism left and right out here than I ever did back in Georgia. The difference is that CA is more passive aggressive and too politically correct and they convince themselves to believe that it’s only a southern issue while back in GA it was more in your face. I can respect a straightforward racist enough to keep my distance from them better than a passive aggressive one that pretends to be friendly towards all while concealing a weapon behind their back
Exactly experienced this when I moved to WA from Buford GA
I've experienced this devious type of racism since I have lived on the west . A lot of hidden snakes 🐍.
Oregon is worse
This is what Briggs does.
I don't know fam. I lived in Sacramento for a short time and the whites and Hispanics there would call you the N word in a heartbeat. The racism on the job was crazy too. I didn't experience the passive aggressive racism when I was there, it was right in my face. At a certain point I was constantly having to reach out and touch someone for the racist shenanigans. They are part of the reason why I am the way that I am today.
Black man living in Dallas last 4 years, I haven't seen or experienced any racism, but I grew up in Alabama and that's a COMPLETELY different story 😳
And Dallas isn't racist? I'm trying to relocate somewhere that isn't as racist
@@KristNi where are you relocating from?
Atlanta
Bull!!! The Latino speaking people don’t like us. They are the majority here.
thats it... greenville is the worst!! and now i'm moving to dallas ive made up my mind
In my observation, racism is intricately tied to the fiat monetary system. There's a magical connection there.
Remember, just because it’s in the news that some news person decided to make it a thing doesn’t mean that it is a thing. They may simply want to be storing things up by telling me lies.
I'm Brazilian, with a mix of Italian and portuguese ancestry. My sister used to live in L.A (studying) and I went there to visit her. I went for a drink with some of her friends (mostly Italians), we were just having fun, not being loud or inappropriate in anyway. Then some blond girl told me to go back to my country...like, out of nowhere.
This behavior was a bit shocking to me cuz when foreigners come to Brazil, people are so friendly, nice, hospitable, happy to help you even if they don't speak your language. Like, if someone is visiting your place, you wanna make sure they are having a good time, right? Crazy, I would never live in the US mostly because I don't feel welcome.
Racist people live everywhere. If they don't like you because of your skin color, you speak a non-english language or you're LGBT, then screw them. Just ignore them and enjoy everyone else.
Based. It ain’t good here. Still love living here tho.
Iowa is like the jack in the box of racism
You don't see it just pops out
Seriously came here to say that I was born and raised in Iowa and honestly thought they’d make #1 on the list. And parts of Minnesota. In my experience southern Minnesota. Specifically Albert Lea lol
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i recently went to Texas to try an start a new life and it was so hard to find a job because of the racism every interview i went to i had to wait over an hour an i could just tell by the way they looked at me they weren't gonna hire me i had a McDonald tell me i had to cut my hair because males had to have a certain length an i worked at a few before an they never said anything like that i just gave up an went back home
Another great vid, thanks !
I've lived in Arizona and Texas and there is definitely a lot of racism in both. But that racism comes from Hispanics. I have never experienced the amount and level of racism from white people that I've experienced from Hispanics.
I live in Texas and id say its mainly east Texas that’s racist
Someone told me the same. They told me it came from Hispanics.
@@trentonmullins4948 the panhandle can be bad too
Cap 🧢
@@jmedina7158 please explain how.
S.C. and GA. both had cases of people keeping slaves in the period of 1913 to 1930. Also lots of lynchings of returning WW1 black veterans. And the attempted genocide of black areas of Roseville and Clermont, FL. and the Black Wall Street area of Tulsa,OK. in the 1920s.
Please cite your sources.
Facts
So true. But you know the sad truth? All white people are not racist. A lot sympathies with us and actually despise what's happening.
@@timothymaxey2075 My 92 yo grandma is. Living breathing source
Your 92 year old grandmother was born in 1930 or 1931. She isn't a source of any historically accurate data.
Racism is alive and well across the globe, this is 12 minutes of my life I’ll never get back….
The most racism my family has experiences was In texas. In Particular north west suburbs of Houston like cypress( predominantly white). The people there would tell others that didn’t look like them “go back to your country “ very often. Luckily I don’t live there anymore. Very bad experiences especially when I was in highschool.
I live there of 249 @ Willowbrook. I haven't had any racist episodes for 18 years in Houston 🤔 The outskirts like Conroe Lake Jackson yeah..
As an American of Asian background, I have experienced more issues with racism in Illinois (my birth state) then in Arizona (my current home state). I have lived in a few other USA states in my life (GA, TN, VA, IN, MI, NY), but have encountered less racism in AZ compared to others.
same, as an Asian American, the worst racism I've experienced comes from CA and NY.
@@holeeshi9959 In Chicago, my wife, an immigrant from Vietnam, was called something pretty nasty... don't care to repeat it. It is very derogatory and racist. She was called this last year on the street in Chicago. I was there. We were visiting my parents.
They didn't care for me either. I am of Asian Indian background. I was born in Chicago.
And Arizona is one of the most racist states in America in comparison to Mississippi and Alabama (both racist asf)
I've heard AZ is more accepting of diversity than a lot of the states in the Midwest, South and East coast. I live in Kansas and want to get out of there.
@@holeeshi9959 I believe it. NY is the most racist place on earth for Asians.
As a hispanic female I have experienced racism in Kentucky especially in Lexington and my daughter when she was little she experienced racism too at school it is so sad.
Lexington is loaded with huge horse farms,and the kids who grow up there are definitely snobs and wrapped up in their little wealthy upbringing. We camped in the,State Park there, attended the horse shows there and went to some of the stores there. We say how bad they treated people who camped, who were not overdressed and who didn't meet up to their standards.........as we walked thru the barns,where shows,were held, they made negative comments about all of us........snobs at the highest level including their parents.
So sorry, you were treated badly in Kentucky. I live in Kentucky. If we had met I would have treated you with the respect I try to give all I met. Maybe ever become a friend. 🙂🙂
go back to your own country, no racism there
lol anyone who says as a …. Should be disqualified from life….
-from a Latino not latinX
Me in California. They’re segregated and pretend they like you but they only want you to clean their house and raise their kids.
It's crucial to address racism. Let's strive for equality and understanding in all states.
Equality is a myth. Being different doesn't necessarily mean better or worse though. Understanding is possible. though.
No! Racism needs to be discussed. That's what's wrong with this country. No one wants to address problems
Sick and sad but not surprised. Thanks. This is helpful when it comes to my moving journey
Agree, statistics are one thing, and personal experience is another. My childhood mentor was from Tennessee, and I am a minority. One of the greatest gentlemen and WW2 veterans I ever met was Mr Todd, a Tennessean from the Appalachian Mountains. I miss him still.
Fortunately I never faced hateful racism, but the most casual racism I’ve faced was in Boston. People look at me differently, salespeople talk to me with a very obvious annoyance and a lot of people keep their distance like I’m radioactive. First I thought I’m being paranoid but then I noticed how different the attitude is when the white people here talk to other white people. Almost reminds me of home where my family actually would be considered privileged and my parents are extremely racist too.
Sorry to hear that. I didn't think Boston was that bad since it is an educated city. I live in the Wichita, Kansas area and my experiences here are similar to what you experienced in Boston.
I have noticed that when I have been in areas where I am a minority I experienced
some racism . What angers me is that the USA tends to consider it racism
only if it is White people against some other race. Well? I have lived in New York,
Canada, DC, Louisiana and Florida and I can tell you that there are good people
of all races as well as some racists in every race. Just go to certain
sections of Miami as a white man or go to some rich white
area as a black man in an older car and in both cases you will
experience racism. Racism knows no racial boundaries.
Every group or race has it's share of racists so to just depict
white people as racists in the USA is really stupid. And to pick on
just the southern states is something only racist organization would do.
There are good and bad people everywhere of every creed and colour.
Ditto my mother was born in delta Mississippi in 1940s. She grew up with deep rooted racism.
But when visiting Boston with my father she stated so bad the one city she will never return to again
@@archangele1 Exactly, I just blame the fact that America's system was built on racism and greed(same system in place today.) You are going to find it everywhere from anyone. This country never knew unity in the first place.
I lived in southern California for 15+ years and used to think comments like yours were too sensitive or perceived racism, but having lived in Austin Texas for over 2 years now, I can 100% relate to this. at first I thought maybe I was misjudging the reactions...etc. but I've been proven wrong time and time again, and of course this is a generalization as there are many awesome people in Austin, but definitely a concern in many southern cities/states.
Bro you got me with the Maine reference. I truly thought you were making this video from an insane asylum. I'm from Mississippi, it's not a good state to be a POC in. Good job though!
I enjoy hearing people voice their concerns in this post. Why? Because it opens up dialogue on how we can fix things to better each other. Yet, its saddening because it still exist ( racism), across our country, unfortunately.
I don't believe any of us from outside the South should be patting ourselves on the back. I believe all states have more or less equal amounts of bigotry, the difference is simply that the South has a much higher higher mix of races, hence, more bigotry shows itself in crime. For example, Arkansas has almost 50% black folks, so I wonder how Northern states with only 15% minority could even manage close to that amount. And there's plenty of terrible stories of bigotry from outside the south, both old and recent. The point I'm making is, when it comes to social issues, we need lift eachother up as states and be united, not just belittle eachother and think we're better than one another.
Arkansas is only around 30% black, not 50.
@@liberatedentrepreneur149 I'm right, and I've travelled more than you.
I agree, in my state has sundown towns, and was the head of the KKK here. I think people are sugar coating the Northwest, and California because they are democrats states, and democrats states are full of the racism. I am not into politics, but if people really looked into it they will find that the most raciest places are of democrats, and the cities that are democrats in those states are the reason why people view them states raciest.
Might be useful to distinguish between casual racism and institutional racism. As a white guy rowing up in NJ and spending many years living in Boston and its suburbs, I witnessed a shocking amount of racist attitudes. Interestingly, friends and acquaintances could be entirely civil and friendly with people of other races in a one-on-one situation, yet when out of these contexts would be casually racist toward these same groups. The worse problem is institutional racism wherein the local or state governments expend great effort to disenfranchise minorities and limit their ability to excel.
It also might be worthwhile to distinguish between racism and racial HATRED. There's a difference 😏
Institutional racism is big in New Jersey.
@@vikkicarr3255like what
@@vikkicarr3255yeah, like what?????
There’s no such thing as racism and institutional racism. Those same people that you say have racist attitudes work at these institutions champ. You don’t think that carries over to the workplace LMAO.
Thanks a lot Briggs🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hey thanks for the video,
*Driving 20 minutes to the DMV and waiting 3 hours is a form of voter suppression*
Umm, that sounds like a normal trip to the DMV.
i agree, people are lazy and poorly informed.
@@This-handle-isnt-available24 my guess is you have transportation and don't work so spending hours and hours waiting is not big deal.
@@lacee7494 You take a day off from work and plan ahead. I live 40 min from everything even my job. I have to catch rides but I can still get it done.
there are actual people who go around shuttle people to get their votes. just holler. I'm sure you'll be heard.
You can request, receive and mail in a ballot in Maryland, Virginia and DC. No waiting required. Thank me later. 😌
This should get spicy down here in the comments ...
Only trumptards hate being called out for being racist
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Facts
🍿🍿🥤 let's go! 😂
Fr 😂💀
Racism is in everyone. Fear, doubts, and frustrations among others easy to suspect unacceptance. No such thing as a person not racist at all.
I am from Washington, and the Racism here is people trying to not be racist, which end up being racist.
Facts.
My home state of Pennsylvania has to be #11. They don’t call us “Pennsyltucky” for no reason. As a black truck driver, I’ve been all over this country. I’ve never really gotten that feel when I travel the southern states. The states I felt uncomfortable in were Indiana and West Virginia.
Philadelphia in the east, Pittsburgh in the west and Alabama up the middle. A few years ago a black family dared to move into Hanover, and were burned out of their house within a month I remember. I live about 15 miles south of the Mason-Dixon line, and know the attitudes of people up there. Rural Maryland is the same way, if you travel to the eastern shore or Frederick County and west, and you see the same thing, Trump flags everywhere.
from NE PA and totally concur
Levittown, PA you're probably talking about. Pennsylvania is hella racist.
Yep. Agreed. My mother was born in 1942 (still alive). She grew up in a rural area outside of Washington PA (which is outside of Pittsburg). She told me to my shock that Blk children were not allowed to go to kindergarten and started school in the 1st grade! There WAS kindergarten enrollment and attendance taking place at the school in her district, but Blk children were barred from attending kindergarten!
Also, my sibling and I drive from the DMV area up route 15 to western NY (we grew up there) to visit our parents. About 2/3 of the trip is through PA. We are very “selective” on where we stop for gas and toilet-usually we stop at SHEETZ En route to NY. One time my sister flew out of the restroom 🚽 and said let’s go-- she was agitated! She was scared bec when she was swing her hands (at SHEETZ) two scin head chicks came in the restroom.
Neither of us have traveled to paces like Alabama or Mississippi, but the part of PA that we drive through to go to NY, really makes me imagine that those Parts of PA are similar I ALA or to Miss.
I hate indiana
Me, from Kentucky, sweating harder and harder throughout the video as it got closer to #1.
I am surprise Kentucky was not in top 10. 😆
If you think Kentucky is a racist State, you should visit New York or California. You'd be blown away at how people in these "tolerant" States treat each other.
lol Kentucky must have been a hard 11
And Oklahoma?
@@roycetaylor6529 my exact thoughts
Have you done a video on Jefferson County Georgia, if no would like to see one.
Can you make a video about the least racist States? Thanks.
As a Black Woman born and raised in Oklahoma where I had my first encounter of "Racism" in 7th grade, my 7th grade history teacher was white and she made it known that she hated black people, later on in life moved to California, it was there too but I was much older and wiser and knew how to handle it, then on to Arizona....where "Racism" is well known and living on Gods creation...
So all my life I had to fight and let me say I have had to put up a good fight to get respected to be where I am today in Colorado, I live between Arizona and Colorado, I've only been in Colorado a couple of months (Summer) an thus far have not experienced any Racism to this very day...
Racism is a form of ignorance, it's like a Cancer eating folks up from the inside out.
Racism=Hate=Aging=Diseased Deaths.
Racism is the leading cause of heart disease and cancer.
There are people who look and feel like they are 15yrs older than they literally are all because of being "Racist" and believing its OK to Hate, Envy, Destroy and Kill.
Yes, Racism is a deadly disease destroying lives more than Gunfire, Sunami's, Earthquakes.....
Racism is the worst kind of violence ever imagined.
Don't be Racist...Be Kind, your body deserves to live diseased free!
Yay for racism amongst the racists! 🙌🏽 May all their hearts fail them sooner than later…😂😂😂
@@GNOBNX😂😂
No need to live with a spirit full of hatred. It's a choice. I choose the power of love. ✌️❤️
~🦋
I'm a Mexican American guy from Texas and I've dated women different race then me such as Black, Middle Eastern, Indian. I believe every race has a beauty we shouldn't discriminate a person just because of their color of skin
I live in Oklahoma and I have experienced racism 3 times of all the other southern states I have lived. A lot of people do not think or say Oklahoma is a racist state, but it STILL is...
From my personal experience as a Cherokee Native female, one of the states I, personally, have experienced open and apparent racism in, as well as witnessed it happening to others around me, was definitely the time I went to Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
I would never live in the Dakotas. I live in racist Kansas and want to get out of the Midwest.
Not all of the Midwest is bad. Iowa was actually the complete opposite of the Dakotas and everybody there pretty much treated me almost like a second family.
@@jessicaburdell7779as a Native Iowan, I can tell you that Iowa is no longer the great state it once was.
@@happysheepies7321 No state in the country is perfect really. People say a lot of bad things about Texas as well, but personally, that was another good one I've been in
Yes. I saw when the hoses were turned on the people protesting the pipeline. Many racist comments against Native Americans were then hurled by people in the Dakotas. I wouldn't live there becuase it's too damn cold.
I knew Mississippi, was # 1...Before he said it..😮
We’re using the name “United States” veeeerry loosely
I live in the south. I’m Hispanic, and adopted twin African boys. I experienced so much intolerance from the black community then from my husbands born and bread southern family! Racism is a two way street!
I call BS nice story lady 😂
I am so sorry that you have experienced that. As a multiracial person; I condemn you for taking in two black children, and for those who don’t believe you pray for them they need it, and those who are mean to you pray for them as well. You will be blessed for what you have done.
You're absolutely right! It's not a one way street.
I definitely experienced more racism in my home state of Indiana than I ever have in Texas. I moved to Houston at 6, and the area I grew up in was extremely mixed with every race on the planet. But in Indiana...yeah, those racists are on something different! I hated going home in the summer as a teenager because it was miserable!
Im from maryland when I went to indiana i hated it
Indiana is just bad!
I've lived in Texas most of my life but lived in Indiana for over a decade. I was blown away at the things I heard in Indiana regarding a particular hate group. Texas may be a larger state but there are definitely racist northern states.
Darling I'm sorry to hear that especially when you're still a teenager it could really affect you. but hear me out YOU LOOK AWESOME IN YOUR PROFILE PIC DON'T LET ANYONE ANNOY YOU NO MATTER WHAT LADY!
@@kell-yh4ecwhy did you hate it
As a third culture guy that grew up partially in Nigeria and lived in multiple US States, I have personally never experienced ANY RACISM in North Carolina so far. I have experienced more subtle passive aggressive racism in NY although it barely ever happened as I have never personally recalled experiencing overt racism period
I was about to be shocked when you said Maine 😭😭😂
Watching from the UK, I thought I must have missed a segment when the map started going north for the No. 01 spot and I hadn't heard Mississippi mentioned, then nearly spat my coffee out when I heard "Maine". 🙂
Liberal states are the most racist in the US.
I didn’t even flinch when he went to Maine. I knew it was a joke, Mississippi was the clear winner from the start haha
@@willis7404 Mm, I have family in Maine, it's the whitest state, and there are actually some very conservative areas, so I wouldn't have been too surprised.
@@andyjay729 over Mississippi?
@@andyjay729 Being conservative doesn’t mean you are racist.
I grew up in upstate NY and spent my working years in Connecticut. I now live in Tennessee. While people try not to sound racist in the Northeast I am convinced that there is far more genuine dislike, disdain and downright hatred amongst the races there. Tennessee seems to be more physical separation of various groups but they work and interract
Upstate New Yorker here too. Always suspected that we rate highly. A check of google for greatest number of searches for racist jokes had upstate NY as number one.
Most racists don't even realize they're racist. People do not seem very self aware. Love those who spend time arguing "that wasn't racist".
You should make a Top 10 Geekiest states in the US video that measures card shops/comic shops per capita and local fandom/anime/gaming/comic/furry/brony convention attendance. Would love to see you do a video on nerd/geek culture in the US.
New Jersey would rank number one with all the comic conventions there
This thread needed this post! Well done!
I concur!
That would be cool
Totally
I concur. I was born in NC. I have seen real racism up close snd personal. The most shocking racism I encountered was California and in many northern states. As for voting suppression I’m inclined to be in support of ID’s. You have to have one for government assistance di everyone has one. As for Texas I did not encounter racism. But I did in NJ, Chicago and others.
I'm a little confused about the whole ID issue. Is it not common to be asked for ID when you go to vote?
What race do you identify with?
@@EmaMalik in some places... in others they claim its racist to ask for ID because they think some people are too stupid to be able to get free IDs.
@@AnirudhSharma9211 I’m american. I was raised to be just that. I’m not selecting one over another. That is usually done by others. My children are mixed even more as my ex wife is if Hawaiian, Japanese plus other mixture. My current wife is of south Asian decent.
I don’t understand Briggs saying NC has strict voter IDs laws. I live in NC and voter ID is not required. In 2018 a statewide referendum to require voter ID passed by an almost 60% majority. But after two years of the state legislature working out how to provide free, state, picture IDs, Gov. Cooper vetoed it. So NC still does not require voter ID.
Texas, depends on where you are. Life long Texan here. Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio. ..
are all pretty open minded. But go to East Texas n North Texas. Vidor Texas has horrific KKK history and black folks avoid the area as much as possible.
Funny, I can’t recall this ever getting mentioned in Forbes or Money magazines, especially when they run their “Best Places to Live” lists. That’s a mystery.
Historically yes, the Southern states had a great deal of (white on black) racism! I lived in Tennessee during the late 60's integration of schools and the racism was bad. The division/segregation was terrible. My parents then moved to California where I lived many years. CA people seemed less racist initially, but we found over the years that many people hid their true feelings. But if you watch and listen, you will find that all races/ethnicities/cultures/religions have biases and preconceived ideas about each other. That it is not just whites who are racists, there are plenty of other colors who hate "others" because of their color/nationality/culture. You speak of racism as though it is a "white on color" problem. Lastly, the South today is not the same as during the 60's and 70's. Today I see more inclusion there than in the northern or western states. I would like to know what present day data supports your claims, e.g. wages by race; education by race; home ownership by race; racial diversity in politics, medicine, and educators. . . . Because having to show ID to vote does not make you a racist, it means you want to avoid fraud.
“Colors” you do realize calling someone colored is historically racist. It's one thing to say POC but full out colored people is wild and lame! Passive Bigot enters the chat I see 😂
California is deceitful in many ways.
Exactly. This guy uses outdated data for statistics and calls it truth. He's the real bigot. He probably hasn't hasn't spent any time in the places .if he did he would know that the most racist region in this country is the northeast.
Every states needs to show ID to vote. I am a person of multiple race.
Yep. I’m from Arkansas and it seems like the most racist people are those coming from out-of-state trying to lecture us on how racist we are.
I grew up in southern Arkansas, and the counties there aren’t very big. Just small, mixed communities. I’ve known people who made offensive jokes, but that’s just what they were, jokes. I don’t see genuine hatred of anyone there.
He got me when he said “Number 1: Maine”. Almost passed out. My husband and I are discussing retirement in Maine.
Ironic that Maine is very blue. 😂
Maine is also one of the whitest states
Don’t listen to Briggs. This whole video is full of lies
@@RockyAndTheHat How?
@@frankandmike9805 he mentions all of these crime stats in a way that insinuates that Wh ites are the ones attacking others, but in reality Wh ites are the ones being victimized
As a Texan, I've faced racial prejudice and comments as a teen. It's a real damn shame that racism is still alive and taught to children.
So weird, I watch your channel all the time but I never knew I wasn't subscribed. My bad, I am now...🤷
"Feelings don't match up with the stats." First off, one must always look at WHO is compiling the stats.
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@@liberatedentrepreneur149 Very true.
I think it's less who compiles the stats and more what are the stats actually measuring. Stats are great at measuring exactly what they are measuring. Whether the stats are meaningful or useful is another story.
There are three types of data:Facts, statistics, and damn lies.