@@inferioralias5972 no one is being biased, this video takes place in America and talks about Americam issues. As they are talking they are not minorities. Yes some of the same ideas can be applied where I live for example where whites are a minority, but these people are not minorities.
@@AdamT-mv3ok "reverse racism" doesnt differ from just "racism" though, racism just means discrimination/prejudice based on someones race. So "reverse" is just completely useless and makes no sense for the definition
@@oooooba8343 Look it's upto you if you don't want you use that term but it's just a way to specify it which could be useful in certain contexts. Like I gave the example of reverse psychology, it's still psychology nonetheless.
@@AdamT-mv3ok yeah but it makes no sense since its not "reverse" anything, if the definition of racism is discrimination / prejudice based on someones race then how does that term make any sense since it would just be racism.
@@oooooba8343 There doesn't have to be a definite term called "Reverse Racism", it can just be used casually as part of conversations to specify certain contexts.
I dislike the fact that most to all of their comments were compared to black lives. As if tension of all races only exist between black and white people.
I think it becoz the most outstanding problems and issues are between black n white pple... I think that's why it always comes down to that... and do u know that teenagers on tiktok are getting millions of followers and likes becoz of being racist?? These teenagers r white, so if you ask me, the most problems r between black n white pple...
I don't understand why you consider that brave, but I also don't understand being proud of one's skin color; we all innocently come into this world wearing whatever skin we are given.
@3:36 You can think what you want but not all people of all race think the same just like all people of every sex and gender and religion etc. don't think the same. Saying what you said is just being a little annoying.
@@Alactic because just its prejudice / discrimination based on someones race? thats what racism means, and white is a race lol, explain how its not just "racism"
@@oooooba8343 White people are the oppressors. White people are never discriminated against by a large population or have any negative aggression. Do white people have the same experience as Blacks, Muslims, Hispanics, Asians No?
@@kaylinajohnson2049 Not all Black Americans are African Americans but instead, all African Americans are Black. Black is of American descent. However African American is the name given to those freed slaves in American. EX: I am Jamaican American
Shannon Mc Jamaica was a slave colony as well as America so technically you are an African American since black Jamaicans were originally brought from Africa
What I enjoyed seeing most was when someone changed their mind after hearing someone else’s perspective. It proves that conversations like these can be productive and meaningful.
I don't think it was productive simply on the principal that they were afraid to state their true opinions because of fear of being called racist, supremacist, etc. Too much internalized white guilt.
@@xylek9483 americans are so du mb. They focus a lot on race that they feel guilty for something that they didnt do. Unless their family come from a racist background I can understand it but if not... Why are they so brainwashed ?
This should be titled as „white americans“ and not white people. Especially considering culture and stuff it just can‘t be generalized as „white people“. Germans have a different culture compared to polish or french people etc
Dude when will they put on someone that isnt brainwashed white american and actuly knows the history of the world not just America. I feel like they keep picking out the biggest brainwashed people.
@@pippaschroeder9660 usually the ones getting called racist have had some form of racism or malicious intent behind their words/actions towards poc. The word gets thrown around so easily nowadays though that the meaning had been watered down. While i do agree that any little thing someone does isn't racist, they won't get called that word without cause.
@@aubrey.elle99 “for the most part”? 🤣 man I remember the days when idols were people of high standards. Not “people that only lie sometimes” then again you probably throw that term around loosely too
Being racist isn't a good thing in most places. Racism: The belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another.
As a white european I find this so strange. Here in Europe we definitely do have different cultures. I think this is just about white Americans. Watching this was strange
Ain't nobody got time for that yeah it’s only about white Americans it seems in this video. you’re good over their in Europe tho so like have fun lmao!
I think that european cultures. Theres much more similarities between each others than the difference (like the language) so, people started to think white has no culture despite the huge similarities. that is why they think white has no culture
@@micwill1419 when they are referring to whites having no culture, they are referring more to white americans. Anything they can even consider a culture has been stolen from some other ethnicity. Sure ethnic groups have culture, polish, irish etc but when it comes to whites in america, not so much. The culture they can and have passed down through generations have been superiority of all races.
This discussion was so vanilla. Everyone was afraid to speak their mind and go deep into a topic. Get me on this show, I'll show you some real conversation.
I fee you comment is very true. As a white well traveled abroad American this is a true statement. My first experience outside of the US I was in shock. There is a high sense of entitlement, I believe we are raised this way. I learned through travel and conversation this is a bad attitude to have
@@kristiemiller4752 Yeah, I just feel like their interpretation of racism only applies to America. I find it ironic that the guy who said he was of Irish descent said white people have never been oppressed. I'm mixed raced (British/Irish-Ghanaian etc.) and as recently as the 1960s signs all across London would say "No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs" The Irish, Slavs, Armenian (all white people) were all oppressed yet because it didn't happen in America these people are clueless on this subject. Even now there is so much anti polish/eastern European sentiment across the U.K.!
Kweku 7123 that's a great example of how many Americans aren't well educated on culture beyond their own backyard. If the social media doesn't say it, than it never happened. But I think one very important factor to remember is that in the US many are pushing a agenda that it's shameful to be white, our colleges are pushing this agenda and I feel public schools as well. I do think we need more unity and cultural awareness, but this comes with education. As you pointed out with your example of the Irish, no blacks or dogs. Many have given up on humanity. It's very sad to be honest, I'm American and alway will be, however; I pride myself on being educated and cultured. This is also how I raise my son.
Kweku 7123 Yes I definitely agree with this, but this take place in America, it’s an American channel, thus it’s supposed to be talking ab American issues. They’re not gonna make a video about American talking about your countries issues. It doesn’t make sense.
4:22 Personally, saying "I don't see color" doesn't mean I'm ignoring your cultures and background differences in a conversation and are not to be respected. I think most people just use it as a way to say " I don't judge you BECAUSE of your color".
Well society does, so the phrase ‘i don’t see colour’ is very ignorant as you are choosing to ignore what is inherent within society. If everyone chooses that they ‘don’t see colour’ then how does change occur?? The only way to insight change to better marginalised groups within society is beginning with understanding racial disparities and working to fix them.
@@racheallawal5979 Me saying I dont see color doesn't mean your cultures and backgrounds are insignificant to me. It just means I'm not gonna make assumptions and judge someone's entire personality or being because they are black or white or Hispanic, etc.
Growing up in a highly mixed placed made me forever think in shades of color not in "black/white" and until I got into internet I thought It was this way all around the world. I got some years to somewhat start to learn to recognise people's "races", because i don't think too hard everybody looks like "from my hometown". But it is almost impossible to not notice people's backgrounds, it's easy to spot a gringo or a mexican or etc
@@mynameusedtobelongsame! I grew up in the Bay Area of California. Every year, in every class, I grew up with kids of every race and skin color. I loved all my peers. It took me a long time to understand that not everybody gets the privilege of growing up with such a diverse community, and unfortunately I think that can be where some racism stems from because people haven’t taken the time to get to know people from all walks of life, so instead of being open to people who are different in some small way to themselves, they would rather live in ignorance. But even though I grew up with such diversity, it still took me a long time to understand what my peers were experiencing when it came to racism because I just didn’t see it firsthand until much later in my life. Of course we should always strive to understand one another and of course we should respect each other’s uniqueness, heritage, nationalities and ethnicities. I understand now that to say “I don’t see color” is seen as disrespectful because it erases those things that makes each of us unique individuals. But in all honestly, I truly never saw anyone as any different than me (no more than someone with different eye color or hair color is different to me) until I started to learn about racism in school. I literally remember being taught to view my peers as different than myself, and I remember being so sad about it, because I hated that we were taught to focus so much on our differences, rather than our similarities. Before that, I just saw everyone as one big beautiful family, the human race, and we are all beautiful, and we make up a beautiful rainbow of people. ❤🌈 (I know it sounds corny but it’s true). I’m thankful to Jubilee for showing so many perspectives from so many different backgrounds because it really shows us how we have more in common with each other than differences.
white americans, white eurpoeans and white australia's are three completely different types of people and have completely different cultures and beliefs
Ella lewis Way more than 3. Europe has so so many different cultures, and you could even argue that america has many different ‘white cultures’ from french canadians, to the culture that is associated with the southern USA, to the northeast like New York.
Nya and Killeris exactly, the history of the US is just about destroying native culture and appropriating others, the US diverse not because of their history, but because of their immigrants
@@queenrudshel i- the person's ethnic background is Irish, but he is an American as mentioned in 00:22 , I myself am Filipina ethnically, and proud to be quite frankly, but am I American? Yes. I am an Asian-American, he is a European-American. He is still white, and is still American just as I am Asian and still American.
"I think there's a difference between respecting the culture and completely disrespecting the culture" oh wow incredibly groundbreaking observation amanda
What I don't understand is the guy that claimed Irish heritage said stuff about never being oppressed, maybe not him personally but as a whole the Irish culture also took a pretty hard beating from the British colonisation, the Irish were stripped of lands, opportunity and so much more. They were banned from conducting their religion, owning land, owning firearms, they weren't allowed to speak their own language, their livestock seized. The English forced the Irish to continue shipping grain and food to England while the Irish suffered from famine and poverty.
4:59 ''I think there's a difference between respecting the culture, and completely disrespecting the culture'' yeah one's respecting and the other is disrespecting
“I think there’s a difference between respecting a culture and completely disrespecting a culture” nO. nO, rEaLLy,? i nEvEr wOuLd hAvE tHoUgHt Woaaahhh tysm for almost 2k likes 💀
Tanith Hwang I know it is! I wasn’t trying to offend anyone, I genuinely just thought that statement was so obvious that it didn’t really need to be said..?
@Tanith Hwang Umm I'm currently in China and many younger people wear a qipao just to look cool and show off. My ex boyfriend who is Chinese even offered to get one for me and I'm white. If you respect the culture and learn about the history, then I feel that it is okay to wear cultural dress. Just don't wear another culture's dress for a "dance party" like prom.
Ok then I’ll ask u this for the n word in song thing the guy said we don’t have the right/priveledge to tell the black community what to put in their song then why as a white male am I not allowed to say it like why would a black community be able to decide what I say
The words "its not about what you done or what youve gone through, its 100% how people perceive you" shows how lost these individuals really are in life.
I think your forgetting about the British Empire who took part in the Slave trade and so many cities throughout the UK such as my home city Liverpool was made rich by ships from the slave trade and me as a European white am not that proud that my white ancestors built up many cities from the oppresion, enslavement, discrimination and treatment of black people
I think "white people" and "white Americans" needs to be used more separately, because white Americans are not representative of white people as a whole. Cultures and attitudes and beliefs will vary vastly depending on which country they're raised in, let alone which continent.
i mean quite frankly it’s because there really is no such thing as “white people” or “white culture”. white people in the USA don’t even identify as white they identify as Irish americn or French american, or italian american etc. they all celebrate differently, some even celebrate holidays others dont. what people mean when they say “white culture” is specifically anglo protestant culture which has been the dominant culture of the USA since its inception.
Right, kind of like how "black culture" differentiates vastly between countries and continents. Saying "black culture" is exactly the same as saying "white culture".
Anyone can be racist against anyone. Racism isn't just only one race being racist against the other/others. It's ALL races, any race can be racist to any race.
@@anewfuture I am not sure what social circle you run in, but you can definitely have conflict with non-White people and not be labeled racist (obviously as long as it's not in a bigoted way). Furthermore, simply being branded "racist" is not the same thing as being marginalized. Have there been policies put in place to prohibit the advancement of White people in the US specifically? Moreover, which "mainstream" of the US are White people deemed inferior? P.S. I legitimately cannot understand how anyone can state that White people in the US of all places are marginalized by racism of all things. I am definitely not a troll.
@@Stella3014 He never said white people are marginalized, he said racism towards whites is marginalized by using condescending, incorrect terms like "reverse racism". I'm genuinely curious what laws are in place keeping minorities from advancement. People always say this then quote defunct laws.
I enjoyed the mix up lbs. I mean we coukd clearly tell the privileged from the ones who actually want to understand. I think things like this is hard to have the perfect responses and people to partake but i think in general this was nice. Seeing as tho these topics are not likely to be talked about in everyday conversation! I am black btw😂
Actually, I prefer this group to people who are well versed in the topic of race. People who get faced with a question they haven't formed a strong rationale on have gut reactions that they never had to justify before, but now they do. They are more representative to how the average person views their race in relation to others on a day to day, where they have strong feelings towards something, but they haven't thought about it long enough to say why they feel a type of way.
@@3Demon100 That is true. However, I did just simply mean I want to hear from more articulate people. Smarter was too broad, my fault. You don't have to be knowledgeable on a subject in order to communicate your initial thoughts effectively. Hell, the direction of their feet told us their initial opinions without a word. I feel you though - they were candid. Also, I wonder why they didn't ask people to elaborate when they changed their positions after hearing from others. Isn't that the real discussion? I heard you and actually considered your view.
i agree it's hard to watch some of the people they choose for these videos. but in perspective this is probably a great representation of average white people, which is hard to accept.
That one girl said: ‘There’s a difference between respecting the culture and completely disrespecting the culture.’ Ahh yes the floor is made out of floor.
As an English person living in Germany I can honestly say I don't know anyone who would respond like these Americans do. America is a strange place to us ahahaha
I think Americans have it drilled into their head more. Racism has been a big part of American politics and conversation topics. I am Australian and yes we talk about racism and things like that but everyone isn’t so careful of what they say. I think Americans have trained themselves more on the topic because if the ‘wrong’ thing is said then everyone turns against them.
That‘s exactly what I thought. It already started with the first question. Of course white people have culture?! I mean look at european countries, they all have different cultures.
@Missy Persian it’s crazy how damn near every race feels the need to copy black ppl. You’ll never in life here about the masses of black ppl trying to copy Mexicans, Russians, Japanese or white ppl. Everyone feels the need to meet a black person and start saying “n*gga”
Well, I can't wait for this show to leave the boundaries of North American culture. Their video on the israelo-palestinian conflict was amazing thanks to that.
Especially with questions about culture. White North-Americans have been disconnected from theirs, so I'm not surprised they feel like there is no white culture, or that they're not proud of theirs. I'm french Italian, I'm not proud to be white but I'm definitely proud of my heritage, which is from a culture of mainly white people. So yeah, I have a culture and I'm proud of my roots. These people really feel oppressed.
They have to watch everything they say. If they say something that another race decides is racist, that can be pitted against them and it can ruin their lives
What exactly about white history or culture should we be proud of though? Saying I’m a proud [other race] person is saying that they’re proud to be who they are despite the fact that they’ve been oppressed/faced systemic racism/been demonized for their skin color. I can say Im a proud Ukranian, proud college graduate, proud single mom, proud woman, etc. because those are things that are difficult but I persevered through. Saying “Im proud to be white” is like saying “Im a proud blue-eyed person”. I don’t see it as anything to be proud of because I never had to struggle or be hated on because of my skin or eye color, and no one sees me in a negative way for those things.
@@julianna184 ooooooooh my gosh it literally means you're proud to be that race, not what SOME people of that race has done, or what your race has taken.
She reminds me of my ex best friend. I think we stoped being best friends cause I was afraid of her beating me because of and I quote “terrible anger issues, mommy and daddy issues”. Like no, your life’s perfect
100% it's annoying AF. Whatever bad things my parents did is not my fault. Same with grandparents same with their parents etc. I see the argument if you are continuing through ignorance what your parents started and don't make strides to learn. But people today aren't slave owners like wtf
TheFuschiaDragonfly Arabs aren’t white Ik they are put in that category on the us census but they aren’t culturally and not politically or in any way white
Whiteness is a weird thing to be proud of. This is mainly due to white people most likely knowing their country of origin. Being a proud Irish-American or English-American makes more sense to me. But someone could prove me wrong.
TheFuschiaDragonfly and now imagine being black and living here with ppl who’s grandma’s once owned slaves and who’s parents sat in the white section the bus growing up-
@Noah Aa the title is 'do all white people think the same about race?' and lucy said the answer is no, meaning white people think different about race...
"White people have culture". What a ridiculous statement. White people can have a very different cultural background depending on where they come from. Germany has a whole different culture than England and even within Germany there are a lot of different "white" cultures (Bavarians f.e.). You can't brush all white people under the same rug. It's crazy that most Americans think this way. EDIT: Also, "reverse racism"? No such thing exists. It's just called "racism"
Yeah. Now I don’t want to compare cultures but if we do then if we count the greek culture alone meaning Ancient athens and the creation of democracy if we count the spartan city-state and their ideology if we count the ancient Greeks philosophy, the great greek empires like the Macedonian empire and Alexander the Great, the peloponesian and Persian wars and the greek poems and rhapsodies in the later years we have the Byzantine empire and so so much more and that’s just one country. We have the romans, the bavarians, the vikings, then we have medieval history and the renaissance so who can tell us that we don’t have culture while we clearly have an enormous culture
So what? Asia includes different countries, but we still say "asian culture". Whites created the best systems, the best culture, also know as Western culture. These idiots just don't know how to appreciate what they have.
@@IveGotAHondaFifty Disregarding a slur that has suppressed a certain minority for hundreds of years for the sake of fulfilling yourself while singing is crazy. The mindset of "it's just a word" really spotlights the ignorance. It doesn't matter if the song itself isn't racist. If you aren't a POC and you're saying the N-Word, You've undermind black oppression, which is racist as you aren't taking the racism seriously.
Saying the N-word without racist intent is like putting on a bandaid without a scab for it to cover. It doesn't make sense. It's leaping over its very purpose.
@@thestickmansavioryt1941 yea bro i aint gonna start going down that little rabbit hole. Its just a word, black people use it all the time so clearly it cant be too bad.
@@crate249 Halloween is a day to dress up. As characters and other people. It’s often a mockery. Why would you not be offended by that? Is your culture a costume that people laugh at?
@@crate249 It’s your choice to just let it pass and not say anything, and that’s okay. I’m not Japanese but I’m no ‘teenage white girl getting offended for minorities’ either. There’s a difference between sharing the culture and using it as a costume and further not knowing anything about it. What I’m trying to say is that addressing it is fine too. People might learn from it. :)
@@crate249 So if a person was muslim and they got offended that someone dressed up with clothing from their culture and they were offended, how would you respond?
@@crate249 I disagree. I am not Japanese, but I am an African/Jamaican American (mixed). In the Nigerian culture, we see a lot of cultural dresses, with tons of patterns and many different colors. Imagine, a white child (this is an example), who by the way is not at all African, dresses up in one of them for fun, how am I going to feel? These patterns have different symbolic messages, and so many years of oppression and work, and represents my culture, and she is wearing it. Like, if she thinks it’s cute, you know, that’s okay, like I’m happy she likes it, but when she steps out of her place, dressing up in a COSTUME, when this is something so culturally important to me and my family, think about how that makes me feel? You might be comfortable with different people wearing geishas, but I don’t think it is considered sharing the culture. Sharing the culture, you know, for example food. We have all eaten food from another ethnicity if that makes sense, but sharing culture apparently now includes clothing? Even if the girl knew the background of these symbolic dresses in my culture, you think that’s supposed to make me feel better? She knows it’s history, yet still decided to wear it for Halloween. And I’m not just speaking about Halloween, in fact, this should be taken in general. We see white people wearing head scarfs/hats of other cultures. How can somebody be okay with cultural appropriation. I know you are entitled to your own opinion, but look at it from another Japanese person’s perspective. If you go on google right now, and search up African Dress, the first thing that pops up is SHEIN, with a white person wearing what is supposedly, an African dress. Now, this isn’t even close to sharing culture. That is somebody remaking it, and naming it “SHEIN Tribal & Striped Print Coat & Pants Set”. Like, I understand where you’re coming from, you see people wearing geishas, and look at it like, they like the clothing, so it’s not a big deal if they want to wear it. Well, pretty much, just be more considerate, because you may think it is not a big deal, but always try to see it from another perspective. Cultural appropriation is real, and I feel like more people need to see it.
Please remake this and bring in a larger spectrum of “white people”. A white person from Australia, South Africa, any european country and Canada would represent this community so much better because this is just white americans that are all pc
i mean i think all these videos specifically are about different demographics within america as they’re an american youtube channel that covers american social issues.
@@braydenbruner4024 yes, it’s a word. but it’s not just a word. it’s been used to oppress and degrade people. it may be just a word to you, but that’s bc your people weren’t called that word before being killed.
I love my White skin and I love my race. I have no guilt and I offer no apologies. I'm 100% pro-White. There’s nothing wrong with white people loving and supporting our own race
They are all really from different countries, ‘white’ isn’t a country with its own culture and customs, there are just countries in the world that happen to genetically have people with lighter skin tones
That's because America's foundation is immigration. Every single person in America with the exception of native Americans, are NOT originally from America. Europeans, I feel, would be more territorial towards foreigners bc their blood line is not from across the ocean. More than likely it's local!!!
Marso 13 so? You could argue that everyone is Ethiopian just because the human race originated there. The reason we refer to them as native Americans is because the lived there for much longer than everyone else. White Americans can be called Europeans because their culture is still similar to them. However, the Native Americans do not resemble their Asian ancestors and have developed a culture of their own. Edit: Native Americans have developed many cultures, not just one
Marso 13 No, you must’ve only read the first part of my reply. Natives aren’t immigrants because unlike the Europeans White Americans resemble, the Natives have very little in common with their Asian counterparts. You might see a White American go to Europe for a heritage trip, but Natives never do this in Asia.
@@alybaby9144 Race is the colour 0f your skin + features (white, black, brown, asian, indigenous are the common terms- but this gets hard to identify with mixed race people). Ethnicity is your ancestry/blood. Someone can be white race, but be ethnically Dutch. Or Asian race but ethnically Thai.
burpie explained it perfectly. Also the first guy, chill out dawg I didn’t say you should judge people by their ethnicity or race, I was just saying that to better understand the conversation I think people should first understand the terms they use
Sometimes it’s really hard to know what’s the right thing to do. I want everyone to be treated the same. Does that mean I do/say nothing or does that mean that I help people who are treaded differently to be treated better. It’s a very difficult topic and pretty much everything you say or do can be seen as wrong or inappropriate
These are awesome! This is EXACTLY what we need societally! Someone needs to open up the conversations that are uncomfortable so that we can talk about them & appeal to one another's consciousness. Great job! 🩷
I wish this video was called "Do all white people FROM THE US think the same?" Edit: Just to be clear, I didn't mean that there's no racism outside of the US. Of course white people are still privileged, but this video is extremely US-centric
We always do when it comes to races.. it is not because of the video, but we live like that. Our ancestors made huge disgusting mistakes but not us however we still have to be shamed by them. If we say something against a person in color it’s already racist, ignorant or mean but we have to take the jokes and insults. I love people not colors or hairstyles. If I have a problem with you it’s your actions and behavior not your skin tone, vica versa. :D
@Shaniece Rodgers the bold white folks? Watch your mouth, lady. We dont live in the 1800's anymore. We people of colour have suffered a lot because of your kind. Honestly, your opiniom doesnt even matter.
@@viragmolly2961 no one can be shamed or held accountable to anything which they have 0 control over. you didnt have any control over your ancestors so you are not accountable.
“I’m hella Irish” in a hugely American accent with a tint of ginger. Yeah mate sure 💀 my great grandmother was Irish and I don’t go round saying I’m Irish, I’d say I’m English and I’m definitely 5x more Irish than this guy 😭
John Lewis The 2 girls specifically pissed me off. Faith & the one in the black t-shirt & jeans. when they got into the argument of the N word. Faith saying that they shouldn’t say it in songs?? who are we to tell black people to not say a word that they want to claim back as their own?? and doesn’t matter if it’s in a song, you shouldn’t “whisper” it or have it “slip” out. it’s not hard to have self control to not say a word you have no right in saying. & other topics as well
Alessia Guaiani obviously Idk where you’re from but honestly from my experience as a black person I’ve seen mostly white ppl harping on other white ppl and getting offended “on behalf” of other groups. For example A lot of black ppl Ik couldn’t rlly care less just don’t be racist and thats basically it. No need to walk on egg shells
Definitely agree, she would make a lot of her decisions based on the girl wearing jeans, she also said a lot of times that because someone else said this is ok then that makes it ok.
I feel like they didn't really share their true opinion whether they felt guilty or they were scared for getting backlash. This is just awkward for me to watch, I rather have them be completely honest.
@Nathan Magnus History is history whether people like it or not but I don't think its oke that people keep pointing fingers to today's generation for the mistakes their ancestors made. History is not there to make people feel quilty but make sure that its not forgotten so people can learn from their ancestors mistakes.
@Nathan Magnus yes unfortunately the majority thinks like that. Simply because they don't do their research about the history or have just 2 brain cells left. 😑
@@kasperknutsen8283 "Irish dude" He is an American. He said he's Irish because his ancestors came from Ireland, but here in the US he is treated like any other White person. He doesn't have the Irish experience, except for St. Patrick's day.
@Nathan Magnus And yet you open an American History Text book and you read how great White people and how they built this country. Made up history by the victors. The Pilgrims were good people. They had a nice dinner with the indigenous people. White people brought workers from Africa who were very happy to work for free. Mexicans gave up their land because, why not? After all it was god's will that White people expand to the West. And after all, god is White. Don't you see how cute blonde blue-eyes Jesus from the Middle East looks? Cry me a river.
Danielle Marshall They’re not sure whether to be proud or not because of their history. When you hear black you hear bravery and strength when you hear white you hear oppression and conquest.
Danielle Marshall I agree, these people couldn’t do anything to not be white, and there’s no reason to not be proud for being your own skin color. These people sounded like they were just speaking how other people these days would want them to speak. It’s kinda sad.
Omg yes. I know for a fact white southerners would disagree on the culture one. Why not get one white person from each part of the United States as opposed to just the East Coast where most people are very liberal and very white shaming. Or better yet make the questions more specific to white Americans as opposed to just "white". Cause that covers A LOT of people from all over the globe.
@@oranguman8606 I feel like there should be Multiple versions of this video. The one you said, and 1 of different white people from around North America.
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My skin color wasn't a choice but my character and actions are.
Sammy Sam thank you!!! I really wish more people thought like this.
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“There’s a difference between respecting a culture, and completely disrespecting a culture.”
Big brain moment ;-;
indeed
i said the same thing
very big brain moment
hahaha i was thinking that
Damn bro my brain still can’t comprehend that statement
my gosh they are all so terrified of being called racist
It can ruin a person and the media will bandwagon with all the hate against them,
Fr people forget that white people are a minority
Unsuitablemasta I’m sorry but WHERE did you get information that white people are a minority???
@@morgancharles4346 asian people make up more than white people with India and china having populations of 1billion + each
@@morgancharles4346 1) you been real quiet
2)you are very biased being black
3) i am not white i am a japanese /English biracial ethnic
@@inferioralias5972 no one is being biased, this video takes place in America and talks about Americam issues. As they are talking they are not minorities. Yes some of the same ideas can be applied where I live for example where whites are a minority, but these people are not minorities.
There is no such thing as "reverse" racism, it's just racism
Of course it's all racism but it's just a way to specify a certain type of racism, like reverse psychology.
@@AdamT-mv3ok "reverse racism" doesnt differ from just "racism" though, racism just means discrimination/prejudice based on someones race. So "reverse" is just completely useless and makes no sense for the definition
@@oooooba8343 Look it's upto you if you don't want you use that term but it's just a way to specify it which could be useful in certain contexts. Like I gave the example of reverse psychology, it's still psychology nonetheless.
@@AdamT-mv3ok yeah but it makes no sense since its not "reverse" anything, if the definition of racism is discrimination / prejudice based on someones race then how does that term make any sense since it would just be racism.
@@oooooba8343 There doesn't have to be a definite term called "Reverse Racism", it can just be used casually as part of conversations to specify certain contexts.
Girl in black denim jacket looks like she’s wanted to throw hands the whole time
I would too if I was her 🌚
Security would have had to take me out of there
we have to stan her
dont blame her
@ 7:26 when that girl moved towards her I literally thought it was bout to go down
I dislike the fact that most to all of their comments were compared to black lives. As if tension of all races only exist between black and white people.
Destiny Oguike Exactly!
i completely agree, me even as a white person i was still just cringing the entire time😖
I think it becoz the most outstanding problems and issues are between black n white pple... I think that's why it always comes down to that... and do u know that teenagers on tiktok are getting millions of followers and likes becoz of being racist?? These teenagers r white, so if you ask me, the most problems r between black n white pple...
Dude... did we watch the same vid? They responded to questions asked which never brought in questions of other races
Ohgod please, that's exactly what i want to shout rn
the blond was following the girl in black T-shirt she literally didn’t have any valid points
Fr fr
Exactly
That’s not entirely true there were many points where she disagreed with her
Omg when she was talking about if black people saying the n word in there songs people would stop saying it 🤭 omg she had me ☠️
Who?
I am black and the white girl at the end is so brave to say that she is proud white against all of them
Facts😊
It’s always the people with no pfp who says “I am black”
@@Fer-fy8dx well we dont know so.. But yes dont believe everything on the internet.❤️
💯
I don't understand why you consider that brave, but I also don't understand being proud of one's skin color; we all innocently come into this world wearing whatever skin we are given.
this was literally just a disagreement with the girl in the plaid pants and the girl in the black shirt with jeans
Claire Votta 😭😭😭
The girl thats shaped like penguin from Batman
Loco Life lmfaoo
Claire Votta and occasionally the blonde girl
Ok this is unnecessary, but for some reason I dislike the lady in the plaid pants 🤧
No. There's your answer.
To assume that all people of any race all think the same way is ridiculous.
@3:36 You can think what you want but not all people of all race think the same just like all people of every sex and gender and religion etc. don't think the same. Saying what you said is just being a little annoying.
@3:36 No I agree with you on that point. I was just saying as a whole race. But your point I do agree with it makes sense.
Kara Stone, people of different Ethnicity.. Race only 1 Human
Lilia McCullough ayo hope world
3:36 Yes because clearly she doesn’t
"There's a difference between respecting a culture and completely disrespecting a culture."
Wow.... Deep
Edit: 5:00
i died when she said that lol
as a kiddie pool
Emel Vargas ikr
🤣🤣
I know right I was like what
“reverse racism” is just racism. plain and simple.
no
@@Alacticyes
@@blacklyfe5543 explain
@@Alactic because just its prejudice / discrimination based on someones race? thats what racism means, and white is a race lol, explain how its not just "racism"
@@oooooba8343 White people are the oppressors. White people are never discriminated against by a large population or have any negative aggression. Do white people have the same experience as Blacks, Muslims, Hispanics, Asians No?
I do think that American whites and European whites is a whole different kind
cheizs duh lol
Nicole Nicole Black Americans are African Americans. I think you mean African Americans and Africans are different.
@@kaylinajohnson2049 Not all Black Americans are African Americans but instead, all African Americans are Black. Black is of American descent. However African American is the name given to those freed slaves in American. EX: I am Jamaican American
Shannon Mc Jamaica was a slave colony as well as America so technically you are an African American since black Jamaicans were originally brought from Africa
fisy Yea I know. I still stand by what I said.
girl she did not use pirates as an example 💀
edit: stay mad
She did sis..😂😂
I know right 😂😂
Like pirates have nothing to do with the topics
@@iim.deondra it kinda does , but she still shouldnt have said it
@Dezi Mal bruh righhtttt
They need to get out of California and ask these questions.
I know, right?! Like what puss ies
They need to get out of America and ask these questions
Flying Penguin they need to go to the Deep South in The United States and ask these questions
@@jordancurry4105 heck even in any other region would be great. I live in the Midwest tf are these people on XDD
@@jordancurry4105 Hell no, the deep south would just have a bunch of ignorant ass white people. And yes, I'm saying this as someone from the south.
What I enjoyed seeing most was when someone changed their mind after hearing someone else’s perspective. It proves that conversations like these can be productive and meaningful.
They were fearful
I don't think it was productive simply on the principal that they were afraid to state their true opinions because of fear of being called racist, supremacist, etc. Too much internalized white guilt.
@@xylek9483 americans are so du mb.
They focus a lot on race that they feel guilty for something that they didnt do. Unless their family come from a racist background I can understand it but if not... Why are they so brainwashed ?
They couldnt stand by their beliefs, that's all
They always will be productive and meaningful, there’s no reason to prove it
This should be titled as „white americans“ and not white people. Especially considering culture and stuff it just can‘t be generalized as „white people“. Germans have a different culture compared to polish or french people etc
Well in there defence, they did preface the video saying "we brought white americans..."
yeah ikr?
They said white americans at the beginning of the video..-_-
@Joshua Simpson then go fetch 3 southern whites with real rasiscm issues and see how it ends up
They said white Americans at the beginning of the vid on the screen but they shouldn’t have generalized so much when asking question I feel like.
WHEN THEY STARTED SNITCHIN ON THEM SELVES FOR SAYING THE N WORD💀💀💀💀
😂😂😂
I was like 😳😳😳
i was like 🤦🏻♀️ i hate it here
Ikkk they think it’s alright...
Naomi Dowe they never said it was alright
Asking white millennials questions vs white people from other generations would be interesting.
Nevermore I have a past, a strong family background, but I wouldn’t say it’s a culture.
That's a good one
5:00 "there is a difference between respecting the culture and disrespecting the culture" truly moving words
Lmaooooo fr tho, how different can that be
Yesssss
@sujooddaoud You can be indifferent. That is a third option.
Yes
I feel like they’re just focusing on white and black and not the others races/ethnicities.
this is amurica biiieeaatch what other races
Jonathan Walton Asians maybe? 🤷🏻♂️
They mentioned Hispanics
Med Iyadh Gmati asains are rarely involved in this
Sequoiaaa Babyyy I’m responding to Jonathon 🤔
“I think there’s a difference between respecting a culture and disrespecting a culture” wow what a deep thought you had there 🙄
LMAOO
That’s a 1000 IQ statement.
LMAO 😂
Lol I not white but I totally agree just like black Americans are totally different from black Trinis
LMAO
Bruh, they brought millennials and gen z people. Imagine if the brought boomers or silent generation adults.
what about Gen X?
I'm a gen z but i think basically nothing like these people. They've gotten people indoctrinated by political correctness for the most part.
Jeffery they don’t exist
@ThePHiLsTeR No it's not. Gen X are before millenials. Millennials are those born from 1981 to 1995.
ThePHiLsTeR Gen X is the generation before millennials, millennials are technically Gen Y
The white guilt in this episode is so hilariously cringey.
Dude when will they put on someone that isnt brainwashed white american and actuly knows the history of the world not just America. I feel like they keep picking out the biggest brainwashed people.
It is, because it's wrong.
The girl in the white tee literally does not know what she is talking about. She is so scared to be called racist
People get canceled and stuff for being called racist when there’s no evidence at all
@@pippaschroeder9660 usually the ones getting called racist have had some form of racism or malicious intent behind their words/actions towards poc. The word gets thrown around so easily nowadays though that the meaning had been watered down. While i do agree that any little thing someone does isn't racist, they won't get called that word without cause.
@@nessieeze147 the word racist is thrown around loosely allot
She’s def my idol because she spoke what she believed for the most part just like the others
@@aubrey.elle99 “for the most part”? 🤣 man I remember the days when idols were people of high standards. Not “people that only lie sometimes” then again you probably throw that term around loosely too
they're all so scared of being called racist that it's funny
Being racist isn't a good thing in most places.
Racism:
The belief that different races possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, especially so as to distinguish them as inferior or superior to one another.
I think it's sad.
frfr XD but i peeped how the girl in black shirt and blue jeans was slipping in and out or saying sum racist xD
Its because white people are called racist just for being white most of the time. Its a stereotype that they dont want to be associated with.
because people nowadays are snowflakes and they’ll cancel you for saying anything on the borderline of racism
As a white european I find this so strange. Here in Europe we definitely do have different cultures. I think this is just about white Americans. Watching this was strange
Ain't nobody got time for that yeah it’s only about white Americans it seems in this video. you’re good over their in Europe tho so like have fun lmao!
jojo lol be safe too
I think that european cultures. Theres much more similarities between each others than the difference (like the language) so, people started to think white has no culture despite the huge similarities. that is why they think white has no culture
@@micwill1419 when they are referring to whites having no culture, they are referring more to white americans. Anything they can even consider a culture has been stolen from some other ethnicity. Sure ethnic groups have culture, polish, irish etc but when it comes to whites in america, not so much. The culture they can and have passed down through generations have been superiority of all races.
Also compare to people here in Finland. White Americans seems far as whale
The "Irish" guy has a serious white savior complex
Which is sad because black people hate white saviors. They complain white people are evil and then shun and shame those that try and help.
"Irish"
Dude, he contradicts himself like five times
Next he’s gonna be saving African children in warzones 🙄. Dude need to get a grip
As he should 😂 these comments sections be showing the truth and why these conversations need to be had
I know for a damn fact that they wanted to say more but we’re too scared bc they know they would get cancelled lmfao
i mean tbh wouldn't you if you were going to get canceled ? lol
ilovejustinvernon Demi Lovato wouldn’t shy off
UltimateJM lmao
I hate the word cancelled.
Michael Soares same
This discussion was so vanilla. Everyone was afraid to speak their mind and go deep into a topic. Get me on this show, I'll show you some real conversation.
you actually can sign up if you want haha
Please do. I think they should have used older people as well.
Sign up. We need these conversations to be louder than ever. Society cant move forward without knowing where it stands first.
I would love to be on this show, give some perspective as a black man that would be great.
Yooooooo mr.Ben Shapiro.... Caaalm doown
I'm starting to feel like many Americans don't realise that not everyone is American
I fee you comment is very true. As a white well traveled abroad American this is a true statement. My first experience outside of the US I was in shock. There is a high sense of entitlement, I believe we are raised this way. I learned through travel and conversation this is a bad attitude to have
@@kristiemiller4752 Yeah, I just feel like their interpretation of racism only applies to America. I find it ironic that the guy who said he was of Irish descent said white people have never been oppressed. I'm mixed raced (British/Irish-Ghanaian etc.) and as recently as the 1960s signs all across London would say "No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs" The Irish, Slavs, Armenian (all white people) were all oppressed yet because it didn't happen in America these people are clueless on this subject. Even now there is so much anti polish/eastern European sentiment across the U.K.!
Kweku 7123 that's a great example of how many Americans aren't well educated on culture beyond their own backyard. If the social media doesn't say it, than it never happened. But I think one very important factor to remember is that in the US many are pushing a agenda that it's shameful to be white, our colleges are pushing this agenda and I feel public schools as well. I do think we need more unity and cultural awareness, but this comes with education. As you pointed out with your example of the Irish, no blacks or dogs. Many have given up on humanity. It's very sad to be honest, I'm American and alway will be, however; I pride myself on being educated and cultured. This is also how I raise my son.
@lygophile I mean I kinda always knew this but this video made it very clear!
Kweku 7123 Yes I definitely agree with this, but this take place in America, it’s an American channel, thus it’s supposed to be talking ab American issues. They’re not gonna make a video about American talking about your countries issues. It doesn’t make sense.
4:22 Personally, saying "I don't see color" doesn't mean I'm ignoring your cultures and background differences in a conversation and are not to be respected. I think most people just use it as a way to say " I don't judge you BECAUSE of your color".
Well society does, so the phrase ‘i don’t see colour’ is very ignorant as you are choosing to ignore what is inherent within society. If everyone chooses that they ‘don’t see colour’ then how does change occur?? The only way to insight change to better marginalised groups within society is beginning with understanding racial disparities and working to fix them.
@@racheallawal5979 Me saying I dont see color doesn't mean your cultures and backgrounds are insignificant to me. It just means I'm not gonna make assumptions and judge someone's entire personality or being because they are black or white or Hispanic, etc.
Growing up in a highly mixed placed made me forever think in shades of color not in "black/white" and until I got into internet I thought It was this way all around the world. I got some years to somewhat start to learn to recognise people's "races", because i don't think too hard everybody looks like "from my hometown".
But it is almost impossible to not notice people's backgrounds, it's easy to spot a gringo or a mexican or etc
@@mynameusedtobelongsame! I grew up in the Bay Area of California. Every year, in every class, I grew up with kids of every race and skin color. I loved all my peers. It took me a long time to understand that not everybody gets the privilege of growing up with such a diverse community, and unfortunately I think that can be where some racism stems from because people haven’t taken the time to get to know people from all walks of life, so instead of being open to people who are different in some small way to themselves, they would rather live in ignorance. But even though I grew up with such diversity, it still took me a long time to understand what my peers were experiencing when it came to racism because I just didn’t see it firsthand until much later in my life. Of course we should always strive to understand one another and of course we should respect each other’s uniqueness, heritage, nationalities and ethnicities. I understand now that to say “I don’t see color” is seen as disrespectful because it erases those things that makes each of us unique individuals. But in all honestly, I truly never saw anyone as any different than me (no more than someone with different eye color or hair color is different to me) until I started to learn about racism in school. I literally remember being taught to view my peers as different than myself, and I remember being so sad about it, because I hated that we were taught to focus so much on our differences, rather than our similarities. Before that, I just saw everyone as one big beautiful family, the human race, and we are all beautiful, and we make up a beautiful rainbow of people. ❤🌈 (I know it sounds corny but it’s true). I’m thankful to Jubilee for showing so many perspectives from so many different backgrounds because it really shows us how we have more in common with each other than differences.
white americans, white eurpoeans and white australia's are three completely different types of people and have completely different cultures and beliefs
Ella lewis Way more than 3. Europe has so so many different cultures, and you could even argue that america has many different ‘white cultures’ from french canadians, to the culture that is associated with the southern USA, to the northeast like New York.
HappyGilmore white Americans have no culture I- they thrive off of other people in the us cultures
Nya and Killeris well that’s probably the stupidest thing I’ve heard all day...
Nya and Killeris exactly, the history of the US is just about destroying native culture and appropriating others, the US diverse not because of their history, but because of their immigrants
Luis Flores lol what?
They should call this video “do all white *Americans* think the same?”
As an European I don’t want Americans speaking for me
they said they invited 6 white “Americans” 0:22
Azz Cakezz ik but I was talking about the title
I am romanian and i agree with you
There was an Irish guy in there though? Wait how do you think? 🤨
@@queenrudshel i- the person's ethnic background is Irish, but he is an American as mentioned in 00:22 , I myself am Filipina ethnically, and proud to be quite frankly, but am I American? Yes. I am an Asian-American, he is a European-American. He is still white, and is still American just as I am Asian and still American.
"I think there's a difference between respecting the culture and completely disrespecting the culture"
oh wow
incredibly groundbreaking observation amanda
I think she meant that there is a difference between embracing the culture and making fun of it. She got the right intentions just the wrong idea.
i cant stand herrrr, she tried to compare cultural appropriation to pirates LMAO
Ikr and plus a pirate is different bc that isnt culture that isnt a race.
😂😂😭😭😭😭
Yeah I was like -_- duh
What I don't understand is the guy that claimed Irish heritage said stuff about never being oppressed, maybe not him personally but as a whole the Irish culture also took a pretty hard beating from the British colonisation, the Irish were stripped of lands, opportunity and so much more. They were banned from conducting their religion, owning land, owning firearms, they weren't allowed to speak their own language, their livestock seized. The English forced the Irish to continue shipping grain and food to England while the Irish suffered from famine and poverty.
Yeah he was clearly out of touch
The Brits have been LARPing as J*ws really f*king hard for a long time now.
he said as a white person in AMERICA
@@sirswanky8686, but he shouldn't say then that he's Irish. He's not anymore.
@@magorzatab363 if my parents came from Mexico and I was born in America I would still be Mexican American
4:59 ''I think there's a difference between respecting the culture, and completely disrespecting the culture''
yeah one's respecting and the other is disrespecting
😂
🤣🤣🤣
Lmfao
Thought I was the only who caught that smh. When trying to sound smart goes horribly wrong
Emphasis on trying
“I think there’s a difference between respecting a culture and completely disrespecting a culture”
nO. nO, rEaLLy,? i nEvEr wOuLd hAvE tHoUgHt
Woaaahhh tysm for almost 2k likes 💀
Naturelle Mabunda I went into the comments just to see if anybody else would point this out
She's just making sure people are understanding her statement.
😂
Tanith Hwang I know it is! I wasn’t trying to offend anyone, I genuinely just thought that statement was so obvious that it didn’t really need to be said..?
@Tanith Hwang Umm I'm currently in China and many younger people wear a qipao just to look cool and show off. My ex boyfriend who is Chinese even offered to get one for me and I'm white. If you respect the culture and learn about the history, then I feel that it is okay to wear cultural dress. Just don't wear another culture's dress for a "dance party" like prom.
As a black person, I wanted to hear from them honestly, these people just seem scared to speak their mind and saying what they think we want to hear
Exactly. I disagree with so many of them being brown
Jordan Tate i mean if they would’ve responded honestly everyone would’ve been on their asses for it too. There is just no winning
Exactly. That is called white guilt.
They’re afraid they’re gonna be cancelled in the comment section
Ok then I’ll ask u this for the n word in song thing the guy said we don’t have the right/priveledge to tell the black community what to put in their song then why as a white male am I not allowed to say it like why would a black community be able to decide what I say
The words "its not about what you done or what youve gone through, its 100% how people perceive you" shows how lost these individuals really are in life.
i think white EUROPEAN people and white AMERICAN people is not the same thing
how do you think white ppl got to america? from europe? or did white ppl just suddenly apear in america in the 15th century
United States ******* AMERICA is a continent not a country
I think your forgetting about the British Empire who took part in the Slave trade and so many cities throughout the UK such as my home city Liverpool was made rich by ships from the slave trade and me as a European white am not that proud that my white ancestors built up many cities from the oppresion, enslavement, discrimination and treatment of black people
I think white american and white american are not the same thing.
they are from England not all of Europe.. the uk is not attached to europe
Every European watching this is cringing I know it
A Person 100% True!!!
u damn right
Yup
aussies too lol
Thank you
As a white person I would like to volunteer to participate in the redo of this video bc I don’t think this conversation was honest or effective
they all looked to scared to say anything that could be construed as being racist or bigoted
@@Dubbsteppa21 yeah, risking losing your job over opinions can have that effect.
Agree!
It's pathetic.
I want real answers
Rena Cunningham facts!!!!
I feel like they were playing it safe and didn’t speak their truths
You should do Europeans vs Americans. Like actual Europeans (who hasn’t lived in America) because these answers would be different.
Yes please, Americans completely lost there culture
Me im from croatia
Zoe Tomley honestly yeah. I'm from Italy and Americans have no idea what Europeans went through
Higq M are you from Istra
Tinopress Gang It would be interesting because like there is more history in Europe than the US. (I’m from Sweden)
I think "white people" and "white Americans" needs to be used more separately, because white Americans are not representative of white people as a whole. Cultures and attitudes and beliefs will vary vastly depending on which country they're raised in, let alone which continent.
i mean quite frankly it’s because there really is no such thing as “white people” or “white culture”. white people in the USA don’t even identify as white they identify as Irish americn or French american, or italian american etc. they all celebrate differently, some even celebrate holidays others dont. what people mean when they say “white culture” is specifically anglo protestant culture which has been the dominant culture of the USA since its inception.
right!
they said white american at the beginning
Right, kind of like how "black culture" differentiates vastly between countries and continents.
Saying "black culture" is exactly the same as saying "white culture".
Aurora but literally the whole time they are saying white people bro
I feel like they didnt share their true opinions because they were just overcome by guilt...it's sad really
Larren just because they have a different opinion towards you doesn’t mean they are lying 😴
Larren and when the most woke is getting the most hate lmao
americans are obsessed with skin color or race, this video shouldn't be a thing
Yes, there are so much more to race than color, like psychological and morphological differences. Huge.
Flower dress girl did not just call the nazis and kkk her culture.
When did she say that? I think I missed it
@@antonn.mp4 11:20
She was referring to white people not the kkk or the nazis
I LITERALLY NOTICED THAT I WAS “WAT?!?!?😀”
@@kikane2387 the kkk and nazis are white people dingdong
There should have been more older people included too bc if you we‘re raised in a different generation you probably have more different opinions
Elly and younger!! wish there was a high schooler in that group!
I didn’t know racism could be reversed like a uno card
Anyone can be racist against anyone. Racism isn't just only one race being racist against the other/others. It's ALL races, any race can be racist to any race.
Bobby Bobby Can you please explain how White people have been marginalized in the US by racism?
@@anewfuture I am not sure what social circle you run in, but you can definitely have conflict with non-White people and not be labeled racist (obviously as long as it's not in a bigoted way).
Furthermore, simply being branded "racist" is not the same thing as being marginalized. Have there been policies put in place to prohibit the advancement of White people in the US specifically?
Moreover, which "mainstream" of the US are White people deemed inferior?
P.S. I legitimately cannot understand how anyone can state that White people in the US of all places are marginalized by racism of all things. I am definitely not a troll.
@@Stella3014 He never said white people are marginalized, he said racism towards whites is marginalized by using condescending, incorrect terms like "reverse racism".
I'm genuinely curious what laws are in place keeping minorities from advancement. People always say this then quote defunct laws.
Ya I thought racism meant " a person thinks their race is better than another race." Not " a white guy thinks their race is better."
Ive never seen weaker men in my life
i’m sorry that i don’t wanna be called racist by so many people for just somewhat showing being proud for who i am
I just want to hear from a collectively smarter group of people. Only a couple of them could articulate well... Do over. Same questions.
I enjoyed the mix up lbs. I mean we coukd clearly tell the privileged from the ones who actually want to understand. I think things like this is hard to have the perfect responses and people to partake but i think in general this was nice. Seeing as tho these topics are not likely to be talked about in everyday conversation! I am black btw😂
tinawina why aren’t they smart lol
Actually, I prefer this group to people who are well versed in the topic of race. People who get faced with a question they haven't formed a strong rationale on have gut reactions that they never had to justify before, but now they do. They are more representative to how the average person views their race in relation to others on a day to day, where they have strong feelings towards something, but they haven't thought about it long enough to say why they feel a type of way.
@@3Demon100 That is true. However, I did just simply mean I want to hear from more articulate people. Smarter was too broad, my fault. You don't have to be knowledgeable on a subject in order to communicate your initial thoughts effectively. Hell, the direction of their feet told us their initial opinions without a word. I feel you though - they were candid.
Also, I wonder why they didn't ask people to elaborate when they changed their positions after hearing from others. Isn't that the real discussion? I heard you and actually considered your view.
i agree it's hard to watch some of the people they choose for these videos. but in perspective this is probably a great representation of average white people, which is hard to accept.
That one girl said:
‘There’s a difference between respecting the culture and completely disrespecting the culture.’
Ahh yes the floor is made out of floor.
some people dont get that lol
i found it funny when she said that cuz i mean like- duh, there is a difference cuz they're literal opposites.
😂😂
I was hoping to find this comment lol
YAAASSSSSS!!!!! "And Hell is a place where you literally burn in the fiery pits of Hell" LMAO
Do all White *?Americans* think the same... you'd have entirely different responses asking these questions to people across Europe...
As an English person living in Germany I can honestly say I don't know anyone who would respond like these Americans do. America is a strange place to us ahahaha
@@katie3154xx Yep, It's a Strange Place indeed 😁😎
I think Americans have it drilled into their head more. Racism has been a big part of American politics and conversation topics. I am Australian and yes we talk about racism and things like that but everyone isn’t so careful of what they say. I think Americans have trained themselves more on the topic because if the ‘wrong’ thing is said then everyone turns against them.
That‘s exactly what I thought. It already started with the first question. Of course white people have culture?! I mean look at european countries, they all have different cultures.
These responses are very interesting to me as I just figured that the whole world was so choosy with their wording on this sensitive issue.
Why should anybody be ashamed of how they were born?
“Sometimes i will say the n word cause it just slips out” like what- 💀
@Missy Persian but if you have black friends you shouldn’t be comfortable saying a word that was used in such a way against them
@Missy Persian uhm okk..?
WHATTTTTTTTTTTT
@Missy Persian it’s crazy how damn near every race feels the need to copy black ppl. You’ll never in life here about the masses of black ppl trying to copy Mexicans, Russians, Japanese or white ppl. Everyone feels the need to meet a black person and start saying “n*gga”
EXACTLYYY !!! HOW DOES IT JUST "slip out" TFF
Please try this again with people form europe. It would be interesting to see the difference
Well, I can't wait for this show to leave the boundaries of North American culture.
Their video on the israelo-palestinian conflict was amazing thanks to that.
Especially with questions about culture. White North-Americans have been disconnected from theirs, so I'm not surprised they feel like there is no white culture, or that they're not proud of theirs.
I'm french Italian, I'm not proud to be white but I'm definitely proud of my heritage, which is from a culture of mainly white people. So yeah, I have a culture and I'm proud of my roots.
These people really feel oppressed.
I agree
@@MrMinecraft4fans As another european, not really
I would love to argue here as a cis hetero white male from France
Im a little disappointed in this group its like they are afraid.
They are.
They have to watch everything they say. If they say something that another race decides is racist, that can be pitted against them and it can ruin their lives
@@makq4002 I understand but its sad they are restricted.
@@makq4002 yeah the media would go crazy
@@jo_nm9484 sadly, yes
I'm proud to be white. Its okay to be white. I love my people's history and culture.
Based bro.
RAHHH🦅🦅🦅
What exactly about white history or culture should we be proud of though? Saying I’m a proud [other race] person is saying that they’re proud to be who they are despite the fact that they’ve been oppressed/faced systemic racism/been demonized for their skin color. I can say Im a proud Ukranian, proud college graduate, proud single mom, proud woman, etc. because those are things that are difficult but I persevered through. Saying “Im proud to be white” is like saying “Im a proud blue-eyed person”. I don’t see it as anything to be proud of because I never had to struggle or be hated on because of my skin or eye color, and no one sees me in a negative way for those things.
@@julianna184 I AGREE
@@julianna184 ooooooooh my gosh it literally means you're proud to be that race, not what SOME people of that race has done, or what your race has taken.
Americans are wild lmao
Irish too
Alexandru Andercou no just Americans
Not all of us.
Girl you know it. Land of the crazies 😂
I live in texas and i hate 90% of the US.
You can tell the girl with the black jacket is ready to fight the entire time lmao
She invited to the cookout
But i thought she was spitting facts
@larry Larry how tf
@larry Larry You didn't even explain your comment doesn't make any sense
She reminds me of my ex best friend. I think we stoped being best friends cause I was afraid of her beating me because of and I quote “terrible anger issues, mommy and daddy issues”. Like no, your life’s perfect
POV: You’re trying your hardest to avoid getting cancelled.
This is our new reality
All they need is an NPC. Then we’re all set.
They tiptoe around every question
@@kyloren9510 good
It is the political correctness
Am I the only one that hates when people feel responsible for their ancestors? You should never feel responsible for what you never caused
100% it's annoying AF. Whatever bad things my parents did is not my fault. Same with grandparents same with their parents etc.
I see the argument if you are continuing through ignorance what your parents started and don't make strides to learn. But people today aren't slave owners like wtf
i’m a european white and these people seem insane.
Americans are insane. I think in terms of Italians, Russians, Arabics...not "white, black, brown etc."
TheFuschiaDragonfly Arabs aren’t white Ik they are put in that category on the us census but they aren’t culturally and not politically or in any way white
Whiteness is a weird thing to be proud of. This is mainly due to white people most likely knowing their country of origin. Being a proud Irish-American or English-American makes more sense to me. But someone could prove me wrong.
TheFuschiaDragonfly mate that’s racist bro
TheFuschiaDragonfly and now imagine being black and living here with ppl who’s grandma’s once owned slaves and who’s parents sat in the white section the bus growing up-
Answer: no.
lucy lu wow!!!! Really???
@Noah Aa the title is 'do all white people think the same about race?' and lucy said the answer is no, meaning white people think different about race...
The answer is : OKAY.
Jeff lmao why you soo racist?
Such rhetorical questions like really
"White people have culture". What a ridiculous statement. White people can have a very different cultural background depending on where they come from. Germany has a whole different culture than England and even within Germany there are a lot of different "white" cultures (Bavarians f.e.). You can't brush all white people under the same rug. It's crazy that most Americans think this way.
EDIT: Also, "reverse racism"? No such thing exists. It's just called "racism"
alex Debroux that is exactly what i was thinking.
TRUTH.
Noooo it’s the fact that it’s a culture because of your shade of skin- which doesnt exist. Race and ethnicity are different
Yeah. Now I don’t want to compare cultures but if we do then if we count the greek culture alone meaning Ancient athens and the creation of democracy if we count the spartan city-state and their ideology if we count the ancient Greeks philosophy, the great greek empires like the Macedonian empire and Alexander the Great, the peloponesian and Persian wars and the greek poems and rhapsodies in the later years we have the Byzantine empire and so so much more and that’s just one country. We have the romans, the bavarians, the vikings, then we have medieval history and the renaissance so who can tell us that we don’t have culture while we clearly have an enormous culture
So what? Asia includes different countries, but we still say "asian culture". Whites created the best systems, the best culture, also know as Western culture.
These idiots just don't know how to appreciate what they have.
As a black person, I think nobody should use the N word. There's no appropriation of this word.
Then that means no one should use the c word.
By c word, I mean cracker.
As the son of the lord.... grow a pair, its a word in songs. So long as the song isnt being racist while using it why tf ahouldnt someone sing it?
@@IveGotAHondaFifty
Disregarding a slur that has suppressed a certain minority for hundreds of years for the sake of fulfilling yourself while singing is crazy.
The mindset of "it's just a word" really spotlights the ignorance.
It doesn't matter if the song itself isn't racist. If you aren't a POC and you're saying the N-Word, You've undermind black oppression, which is racist as you aren't taking the racism seriously.
Saying the N-word without racist intent is like putting on a bandaid without a scab for it to cover.
It doesn't make sense.
It's leaping over its very purpose.
@@thestickmansavioryt1941 yea bro i aint gonna start going down that little rabbit hole. Its just a word, black people use it all the time so clearly it cant be too bad.
This girl in the black shirt referred to geisha’s clothing as a COSTUME. She was dead serious...
@@crate249 Halloween is a day to dress up. As characters and other people. It’s often a mockery. Why would you not be offended by that? Is your culture a costume that people laugh at?
@@crate249 uhm are you japanese either?
@@crate249 It’s your choice to just let it pass and not say anything, and that’s okay. I’m not Japanese but I’m no ‘teenage white girl getting offended for minorities’ either.
There’s a difference between sharing the culture and using it as a costume and further not knowing anything about it.
What I’m trying to say is that addressing it is fine too. People might learn from it. :)
@@crate249 So if a person was muslim and they got offended that someone dressed up with clothing from their culture and they were offended, how would you respond?
@@crate249 I disagree. I am not Japanese, but I am an African/Jamaican American (mixed). In the Nigerian culture, we see a lot of cultural dresses, with tons of patterns and many different colors. Imagine, a white child (this is an example), who by the way is not at all African, dresses up in one of them for fun, how am I going to feel? These patterns have different symbolic messages, and so many years of oppression and work, and represents my culture, and she is wearing it. Like, if she thinks it’s cute, you know, that’s okay, like I’m happy she likes it, but when she steps out of her place, dressing up in a COSTUME, when this is something so culturally important to me and my family, think about how that makes me feel? You might be comfortable with different people wearing geishas, but I don’t think it is considered sharing the culture. Sharing the culture, you know, for example food. We have all eaten food from another ethnicity if that makes sense, but sharing culture apparently now includes clothing? Even if the girl knew the background of these symbolic dresses in my culture, you think that’s supposed to make me feel better? She knows it’s history, yet still decided to wear it for Halloween. And I’m not just speaking about Halloween, in fact, this should be taken in general. We see white people wearing head scarfs/hats of other cultures. How can somebody be okay with cultural appropriation. I know you are entitled to your own opinion, but look at it from another Japanese person’s perspective. If you go on google right now, and search up African Dress, the first thing that pops up is SHEIN, with a white person wearing what is supposedly, an African dress. Now, this isn’t even close to sharing culture. That is somebody remaking it, and naming it “SHEIN Tribal & Striped Print Coat & Pants Set”. Like, I understand where you’re coming from, you see people wearing geishas, and look at it like, they like the clothing, so it’s not a big deal if they want to wear it. Well, pretty much, just be more considerate, because you may think it is not a big deal, but always try to see it from another perspective. Cultural appropriation is real, and I feel like more people need to see it.
“MY KIDS CANT HEAR YOU BECAUSE THEYRE LISTENING TO KIDZ BOP”
vntgzl I just watched that on a tiktok yesterday!
Omg staaaaap🤣🤣💀
💀😂😂😂😂
vntgzl I love you bro
😂💀💀💀💀
This is Just white people vs people who happend To be white
Both white regardless
Literally
There’s no such thing. Stop tryna make it one.
@Not a weeb it’s really not. It’s a lazy take
LMAO
1:05 "I'm hella Irish"
I bet that this dude couldn't even name at least 5 locations in Ireland if questioned on the spot.
He's such a loser clown made me cringe hard literally isso brainwashed by white guilt it's pathetic
Please remake this and bring in a larger spectrum of “white people”. A white person from Australia, South Africa, any european country and Canada would represent this community so much better because this is just white americans that are all pc
i mean i think all these videos specifically are about different demographics within america as they’re an american youtube channel that covers american social issues.
Lea Guthrie What about Latin America? It seems as tho we don’t exist haha
yes but they picked people from a largely blue state, they need to bring in democrats and republicans
White Americans who will give honest unabashed opinions about race will never get heard in an arena such as this
Matty Auslander true
not them admitting to saying the n word...
At least they are being honest. It’s better than lying.
What’s wrong about saying the word? It’s just a word
@@braydenbruner4024 yes, it’s a word. but it’s not just a word. it’s been used to oppress and degrade people. it may be just a word to you, but that’s bc your people weren’t called that word before being killed.
@@tooth3547 its not bad unless your saying it to offend someone
@@muller8691 Yes but with the complicated history behind it, it's really hard to tell
The one girl said Hispanics racially stereotyped her but she kept using black people as an example.. there’s some animosity😂🤨
Fr
Omg I was like you talking about Hispanics so why are you bringing up black people.🧐
@@chloeparchman7343 right!
I LITERALLY SAID THIS LIKE WHATT?
fr
I love my White skin and I love my race. I have no guilt and I offer no apologies. I'm 100% pro-White. There’s nothing wrong with white people loving and supporting our own race
YAAS I LOVE WHITE PEOPLE WITH BLUE EYES LIKE MYSELF 😼🔥🔥
This is A LEGENDARY COMMENT
Yeehaw!
Wooow. People of the same race dont think exactly alike? *cRaAaAzZy*
Yes they do white people think the same LMAO
Seriously 🤦♀️ The title/concept of this video is ridiculous
@@maudehamelin5182 You'd be surprised at how many people think it's true lmao
They are all really from different countries, ‘white’ isn’t a country with its own culture and customs, there are just countries in the world that happen to genetically have people with lighter skin tones
Yes, UK, Spain, Germany, Eastern Europe, Central Europe...it's all the same lol.
Watching this as a European is ridiculous, for gods sake we have churches older than America.
Mimi ikr but europeans are seen as more rasict than americans bc of black face
Kennedi Campbell just for tan? No one does this again.
Lol as an American I want to apologize for these people 😂 These are all from Los Angeles (the crazy ones) We don’t all act like that
@@kennedicampbell2266 the thing with Europeans we can take a joke un like u Americans and no one rlly does black face its mostly tans
What does that have to do with the video?
I feel like people from Europe might answer these questions very differently, regardless of their phenotype. All of these people seem very American.
Well people from Europe wouldn’t understand race relations and it’s intricacies in America..
That's because America's foundation is immigration. Every single person in America with the exception of native Americans, are NOT originally from America. Europeans, I feel, would be more territorial towards foreigners bc their blood line is not from across the ocean. More than likely it's local!!!
Especially because they know where they are from. Americans seem to think that every European country and people group is the same.
Marso 13 so? You could argue that everyone is Ethiopian just because the human race originated there. The reason we refer to them as native Americans is because the lived there for much longer than everyone else. White Americans can be called Europeans because their culture is still similar to them. However, the Native Americans do not resemble their Asian ancestors and have developed a culture of their own.
Edit: Native Americans have developed many cultures, not just one
Marso 13 No, you must’ve only read the first part of my reply. Natives aren’t immigrants because unlike the Europeans White Americans resemble, the Natives have very little in common with their Asian counterparts. You might see a White American go to Europe for a heritage trip, but Natives never do this in Asia.
Socially conditioned to hate themselves for something they had zero control over
Ikr
Really annoying seeing that they use “race” and “ethnicity” as if they’re the same thing
Legit Communism get a life. Everyone is the same. I'm white and I see black people equal. No matter what. One race is equal to another.
What's the difference? (I always thought they were the same)
@@alybaby9144 Race is the colour 0f your skin + features (white, black, brown, asian, indigenous are the common terms- but this gets hard to identify with mixed race people). Ethnicity is your ancestry/blood. Someone can be white race, but be ethnically Dutch. Or Asian race but ethnically Thai.
burpie explained it perfectly. Also the first guy, chill out dawg I didn’t say you should judge people by their ethnicity or race, I was just saying that to better understand the conversation I think people should first understand the terms they use
XxWhite_ LionxX you sure you’re replying to the right comment, bud?
This white vs. black binary is frustrating and tired.....
I totally agree!
Right???
Its frustrating that they keep acting like black people are victims that have to have white people stand up for them. We are all free now.
Sometimes it’s really hard to know what’s the right thing to do. I want everyone to be treated the same. Does that mean I do/say nothing or does that mean that I help people who are treaded differently to be treated better. It’s a very difficult topic and pretty much everything you say or do can be seen as wrong or inappropriate
A G R E E D
Now can you do this with Europeans PLEASE these Americans are something else
Ik I'm american and am sooo embarrassed by this. I disagree with all of them tbh.
The fact that this is likely the future of my race is absolutely disgusting. Gen Z is gonna need to turn the world inside out to erase this idiocy.
Yes please..The less "like" heard, the better.
Ehem im from Europe. We’re not racist! Maybe some people…but NOT me !
@@louisadp8438 did this person mean that Europeans are racist..?
These are awesome! This is EXACTLY what we need societally! Someone needs to open up the conversations that are uncomfortable so that we can talk about them & appeal to one another's consciousness. Great job! 🩷
pirate isn’t a race so i don’t see why it’s bad to dress like one
Neither is black. There is the human race, and maybe humans are from different countries. But they're all the same human race.
@@yvonneykke so ur mad because white americans have no culture
@justsomename _________ I did not say that.. At all. I wasn't even talking about culture. Just saying that a skin tone does not define your race.
@@yvonneykke what does it define then
@@justsomename-ct1mb exactly nothing, that's my point. It's just a skin color, a physical feature. It does not define a single thing about a person.
I wish this video was called "Do all white people FROM THE US think the same?"
Edit: Just to be clear, I didn't mean that there's no racism outside of the US. Of course white people are still privileged, but this video is extremely US-centric
yes
Yes!!!!!
in my opinion, not really. many white people from different countries hold the same beliefs as a white american person would.
@@sbn6340 right like just bc white people that r not from America get a pass like no, that don’t change nun ur still white
@@sbn6340 No, we don't. Trust me XD
12 minutes of people walking on eggshells
We always do when it comes to races.. it is not because of the video, but we live like that. Our ancestors made huge disgusting mistakes but not us however we still have to be shamed by them. If we say something against a person in color it’s already racist, ignorant or mean but we have to take the jokes and insults. I love people not colors or hairstyles. If I have a problem with you it’s your actions and behavior not your skin tone, vica versa. :D
@Shaniece Rodgers the bold white folks?
Watch your mouth, lady. We dont live in the 1800's anymore.
We people of colour have suffered a lot because of your kind.
Honestly, your opiniom doesnt even matter.
@@viragmolly2961 no one can be shamed or held accountable to anything which they have 0 control over. you didnt have any control over your ancestors so you are not accountable.
@@sahilrizvi6583 why u saying "ur kind" seems a little extreme
WarOnInfo exactly
“I’m hella Irish” in a hugely American accent with a tint of ginger. Yeah mate sure 💀 my great grandmother was Irish and I don’t go round saying I’m Irish, I’d say I’m English and I’m definitely 5x more Irish than this guy 😭
English people are more Irish than any ‘Irish American’ 🤣
man some of these people PISSED me off smh
madison Espinoza who specifically and why ? Because I kinda feel the same way
John Lewis The 2 girls specifically pissed me off. Faith & the one in the black t-shirt & jeans. when they got into the argument of the N word. Faith saying that they shouldn’t say it in songs?? who are we to tell black people to not say a word that they want to claim back as their own?? and doesn’t matter if it’s in a song, you shouldn’t “whisper” it or have it “slip” out. it’s not hard to have self control to not say a word you have no right in saying. & other topics as well
madison Espinoza PERIOD
@@madieespinoza3835 who are black people to tell white people what they can say in their own country.
@@madieespinoza3835 Wow a liberal.
The girl in the flower dress was 100% a "horse girl" in school.
💀😂
NOooooo LMAOOOOOOO
Lord Targaryen OMG- 😭😭
LMAO 😂
And she is sooo uneducated obout this stuff. Secondhand emberresment.
the white guilt in this is..... tiring
yet, it is non-white people who make white people feel that guilt
Alessia Guaiani obviously Idk where you’re from but honestly from my experience as a black person I’ve seen mostly white ppl harping on other white ppl and getting offended “on behalf” of other groups. For example A lot of black ppl Ik couldn’t rlly care less just don’t be racist and thats basically it. No need to walk on egg shells
@Rosalina Mayers what a good argument, thank you for this amazing speech
@Rosalina Mayers i'm a girl:)
@Rosalina Mayers HELP WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY 😭
White people, stop being afraid. Stop apologizing. You’re White, be proud.
As an European (I'm from Spain) I can't relate to any of them, and... to be honest, I don't really want to.
Can I come to Europe please? You buy my plain ticket pick me up, then I’ll get a job and pay you back okay?
@@gideon6459 plane*
ebic gaymer srry
@@gideon6459 I forgive you
GreyOne wym you cant relate to them?
"Maybe we're creating a new culture"
*oh god no*
Lmfaooo
7 rings stan
*invades poland*
It's called cultural appropriation.
@@jaezi5982 exactly😭
Wow y’all are actually racist
The first blond girl is soooo influenced by others
Definitely agree, she would make a lot of her decisions based on the girl wearing jeans, she also said a lot of times that because someone else said this is ok then that makes it ok.
Yet isn’t exactly like one
naive
Which ones the first one
I agree.
I feel like they didn't really share their true opinion whether they felt guilty or they were scared for getting backlash. This is just awkward for me to watch, I rather have them be completely honest.
Irish dude been brainwashed with american liberalism and white guilt. him saying he is not oppressed as an irish man too... truly sad
@Nathan Magnus History is history whether people like it or not but I don't think its oke that people keep pointing fingers to today's generation for the mistakes their ancestors made.
History is not there to make people feel quilty but make sure that its not forgotten so people can learn from their ancestors mistakes.
@Nathan Magnus yes unfortunately the majority thinks like that. Simply because they don't do their research about the history or have just 2 brain cells left. 😑
@@kasperknutsen8283 "Irish dude" He is an American. He said he's Irish because his ancestors came from Ireland, but here in the US he is treated like any other White person. He doesn't have the Irish experience, except for St. Patrick's day.
@Nathan Magnus And yet you open an American History Text book and you read how great White people and how they built this country. Made up history by the victors. The Pilgrims were good people. They had a nice dinner with the indigenous people. White people brought workers from Africa who were very happy to work for free. Mexicans gave up their land because, why not? After all it was god's will that White people expand to the West. And after all, god is White. Don't you see how cute blonde blue-eyes Jesus from the Middle East looks?
Cry me a river.
YOU DID NOT CHOOSE YOUR RACE BEING WHITE IS APART OF WHO YOU ARE SO WHY NOT.JUST BE PROUD OF YOURSELF???
Danielle Marshall your so adorable.@Danielle Marshall.💘💘..
Danielle Marshall They’re white guilting themselves to the depths of hell haha
Danielle Marshall They’re not sure whether to be proud or not because of their history. When you hear black you hear bravery and strength when you hear white you hear oppression and conquest.
Danielle Marshall I agree, these people couldn’t do anything to not be white, and there’s no reason to not be proud for being your own skin color. These people sounded like they were just speaking how other people these days would want them to speak. It’s kinda sad.
@@thecreatorgd4410 exactly
Why don't we try this again, with with more diverse "white" people and more educated people 🥴
Omg yes. I know for a fact white southerners would disagree on the culture one.
Why not get one white person from each part of the United States as opposed to just the East Coast where most people are very liberal and very white shaming.
Or better yet make the questions more specific to white Americans as opposed to just "white". Cause that covers A LOT of people from all over the globe.
1 Siberian/Inuit , and 1 Germanic, 1Icelandic, 1Aussie, 1Celt, 1 Greek
Liam Hartman uhhh how bout British
Christian Buskirk oh yeah southerners got their head all the way up their asses lol
@@oranguman8606 I feel like there should be Multiple versions of this video. The one you said, and 1 of different white people from around North America.
Blonde girl was the most insightful. Ginger dude was just triggered and couldn't make a cohesive argument.