This SURPRISED US! Filipino vs Japanese vs UK vs Indonesian Students Discuss Prejudice in 1956
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My comment would be how great education was way back then in the Philippines. The pinoy youth ( now senior) can speak english fluently and very well verse with his deas. Youth nowadays(not all though) college graduates can not even speak fluent english and express their ideas fully. Im so impressed by the Filipino boy. Being polite with his word
True. Way better than this new generation I guess.
Di naman nagbago, maraming kabataang filipino pa din ang magagaling at matatalino. Nasa mga pinafollow niyo lang yan.
Really true very well said that yong fil boy..genius.
true...
Abosolutely. Sad. But it is so true. Our english now is so bad, i do not not understand what happened along the way.
The Filipino kid was the only one that didn't mention the "N" word in his debate. Amazingly surprised with his sensitivity with this issue.
He did say negro If you watch the full video. That year , to say that word is not a "taboo"
@@vincentmoh8253 i did watch the whole video with all the other 3 participants from Japan, UK and Indonesia.
@@serenity4moi921 did he not mention it ? I think I remember him saying it through but i may be wrong . Sorry
Negro is not offensive, it's the spanish word for black and should be used as such. We even have negritos in the Philippines who are the smaller black people. N!**er has a different connotation as it was used to refer to black slaves. Still, the only reason the word is still alive is because blacks use it in a day to day basis. Putting it in mainstream media and getting mad when people say it is just dumb.
@@eustacehendrix9659 for some people it’s not that offensive but a lot of black people find that offensive.
3:23 In many languages in Asia including the Philippines, blonde-hair is usually referred to as "red hair" in their respective languages, so during these times when English was newly introduced to them (such as in Yuriko's case), they would refer to Blonde people (which is common for whites) as "Red-haired people" when they speak English. I can vouch for this since in our Language Kapampangan (one of the major languages in the Philippines) we refer to Blonde hair as "Malutu ya buwak" (His/her hair is red). "Malutu" literally means 'red'.
I hope I can clear this up, since I think Yuriko didn't necessarily refer to "Red-haired" people, but instead for people with a lighter hair color (could be blonde but could be anything but black) :)
Mora sab diayg asukar nga puwa, unya brown diay.
In my Maguindanaon native language Malutu, means ripe. Or hingo sa tagalog.
Part 3 please. All teens in the panel are well-spoken and mature beyond their years. 😊
It’s amazing the world didn’t change all this time. Same issues we are still dealing with.
This conversation on race is taking place in the late 1950s, and it was primarily in the 1950s and the 1960s that most of the activity in the US within the Civil Rights movement took place. Jim Crow was still entrenched in many parts of the South. One of the students mentioned knowing about "Till," and she is referring to Emmet Till, a 14-year-old black teen who was lynched the year before in Mississippi for talking out of turn to a white woman. So at the time this interview took place, understand the historical context of where these young people were and what was happening in some parts of the US at that time. Some very scary stuff. Obviously, all Americans weren't racists, and there were many white Americans working alongside their brothers and sisters of color for racial justice. But even with the racism that we still see today--and let's be clear, racism is not an American invention or only an American problem, now or historically--it is amazing to look back at this time and to see how blatant and unrestrained racism was in many places. These students were in New York and New Jersey, so they didn't experience the brunt of it at all, and that's a good thing. But they were astute enough to make certain observations.
If you're interested in that period of American history, dealing with the civil rights movement, there are some really good documentaries on it. "Eyes on the Prize" is a multi-part history of the civil rights struggle in the US, and "American Experience: Freedom Riders" is a 2-hour telling of the story of groups of black and white college students from the North who went into the south to fight together against segregation. You might have no interest at all, and that's fine. But you seemed interested in what they were saying about race, so I thought I'd put this here for you just in case.
Filipino / German / Russian here. Grew up in the Philippines 64-67 came back to the USA. Went back for vacation in the early '70s and it's then when I first understood there was a difference between my brother and me vs all the others. Watching this now from San Diego, CA.
Thank you Lucy for pointing out generalizing prejudices by continents is crazy at 7:05 because it’s so timely how every Asian is being attacked here in the US because of the corona virus when Filipinos are so different from Chinese, from the Japanese from Indonesians and so on. People who generalize all Asians as virus carriers is just wrong when the virus didn’t originate in all of Asia.
The English girl she's giving off this Prince Charles aura HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA i think her face is kinda like him
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She actually reminded me of queen elizabeth when she's very young. Anyways, they are mother and son to each other 😅
This phil boy must be a bookworm, he reads alot, thats how he got his articulate words.
If I remember correctly, he was a curious person so he loved researching topics so he was a bookworm. He ended up graduating magna cumlaude with a degree in journalism and political science.
Sadly he passed away in 2012.
Not until I've watched the video, I realise why we, Indonesians, look up to Filipino English education: the lad shows how advanced the education has been.
I'm some what very proud of Philippines participant he's uhm opinion on the subject are polite and direct Im also empressed with the girls they are very educational 🙂
Pls do react also to Johnny Antillon debates very interesting
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Yasssss
1954 debate please
up
Yes please, UP
Its really good to know how these kids before were too intellectual, unlike kids now. Its sad but maybe its just the way it is. Part of the " evolvement of every generations "
Same problems are emerging nowadays. Because as we progress we forget the solutions that we already implemented. Which is a shame. And we should be thankful that we have videos like this that uncover the past and learn from it again.
yes! thank you guys for reacting to this!
If you noticed the Filipino boy keep using the word colored people while the lady from the UK used the N word often to refer for black people.
I keep watching your vlog Guy's....and also happy you love my country. I've been in Europe for almost 40yrs...but I still looking forward to visiting my country..thank you for liking my country 🙃 be safe always ❤....
So proud of the Pinoy boy
That is the problem with Western leaders I guess, they justify colonization with "being helpful" in the colonized country's progress without actually asking the people if they want to be colonized or helped in a way set by the Western standards. Just like the British teen said, they get to choose when a colonized country is ready for its own independence. This choice should be decided by the country's people. Just like today, Western leaders still put their fingers on Eastern countries' affairs and still decide their fate.
You should see the one that was 1954 His name was Johnny Antillon. He's very articulate and elaborate the way he debates.
Quite right Lucy, Japan, indonedia and philippines are all different. Ty for reacting this enjoyed it!
awaiting for part 3 guys. cheers!
Gorgeous Lucy as always!
Yes to part 3!
Part three please!🙏
So sad that prejudice/segregation and discrimination to all asians or colored people are still happening nowadays.
loved your reactions..
Johnny Antillon debates please
If they're still around today, theyre in their 80s.
I wish some of them are still alive. I'm curious. They are so adorable. These kids back then. Even in mr. Johnny antillon's batch. Kinda sad these two are not here anymore. 🙏
Yea
Watching from Steinbach, MB, Canada 🇨🇦
Its their mentality years ago. Not as of today. we love redhairs. Most people color their hair now a days..
Lovely.
How i wish kids these days are as articulate as these kids are
And that is why Philippines is included in the countries who has great, great english speakers.
anyway sir george and mam jucy speaking about the color of the skin which the topic of their debate, l'm very proud of being a filipino a light brown race not white and not either black. for us our color is the best.
they having debate but they are so sweet to each other❤❤...how i.wish the young people of today ,would have the same interest...
Part 3
Please
Good to see you guys back on TH-cam. When are you going back in the Philippines ?
These kids are very smart.
Hi George and Lucy can you react to Filipino - Norwegian Masterchef Jonathan Romano saying Filipino food "its very bad food" "no art" and just "lots of fried to death stuff" as you were in the Philippines what's your reaction on what he said or do you agree on him? and there is one youtuber named Nikocado Avocado he ate filipino food and said " i ate some nasty 'scrumptious skunk'. thank you
Watching from Manila, Philippines
part 3!
Damn so intelligent the phil boy,love it... philippines is very strong colonial in america
please react to Johnny Antilon speaks at UN in 1954
To Juicy Reacts, did you also watch Mr. Johnny Atilon who's also as smart and brilliant as Sir Raul Contreras? You have to watch him also a very articulate student about the topic they discuss during the year 1954 or maybe I missed your vlog about them.
Please also react to Johnny Antilon debate on Communism
2:40 Until now, people in Japan still have this 'othering' term, gaijin. They are still pretty much monocultural and have certain feeling toward people other than native Japanese. It's hard to almost impossible to rent an apartment without your company's help if you're a foreigner in Japan.
Yes pls. Part 3 is requested.
Wish you could also react to the debate of Johnny Antillon ❤️ More awesome reaction vids George and Lucy👌👌
Yes.
Agree
Thanks for reacting this video
Very timely, now that racism, particularly against asian are becoming an issue particularly in the states
Still same issue on racism 'til now, talking about the segregation of whites and colored.. Our filipino boy at 17 is so articulate even sensitive issues he can handle it so well. Proud of him.
No surprise Pinoys mind are advance and very considerate.
yes please part three then react to johnny antillon next
I remember bfor wen I was studieng Sr Marcos advice all school must be spoke english
I already watched the original video I just watched to watch other people and see what their opinion about the video and I also wanted to see there reaction as well but sadly Paul he has passed away from kidney failure may him R.I.P
Indonesian... Good
yg dibahas tentang apa
nice dress!
React to Johnny Antillon debate please ,thank you ❤️
The young Filipino speaker never used the Negro word which is an offensive remark to these days. He used colored instead. Smart guy.
That was 20 years ago. Now I have a son already, and I wont let him go near an English person ever.
Please react for 1954 debate also.
Lucy looks so gorgeous 💜💜
I hope you react also to another student Johnny Antillon about communism and final speech. I hope you notice my request it is really amazing debate that will make you fired up.
Is there a part 3?
I am inlove with his intelligence amd gentleness. I salute his ways of not mentioning the N word. He knows the word Respect.
intelligent children
need a catch up.. 😁❤️
That red hair part lol
This discussion meant that before West Papua was liberated from the Netherlands, even though Indonesia had prepared a surprise for the Netherlands with massive attacks from sea, air and land,At that time our country was supplied with weapons, planes, tanks, ships from the Soviet Union, at that time we became the strongest country number 3 thanks to Nikita Khrushchev, who had an anti-colonial vision and mission like our president Sukarno, maybe if the British didn't interfere about the Manila agreement there would be 3 countries into 1
Lucy and the UK girl are same accent teach me your accent lucy 😁😁😁
I actually like red hair, Lucy but it doesn't suit me. 😭😢
Waiting for this thanks👍
React to Johnny Antillion 1954 debates, Johnny Antillion is the Man or should I say the kid...
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Hi there, I recommend you guys to try react to "Filippino caregiver playing european Cardgames with Italian employer." Thanks.
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try this one. 1954 Debate: Teenagers Johnny Antillon (Philippines), India, Norway, UK. Subject - communism pt.1
Please do react to sinulog 2019 free interpretation grand champion .. really like your video po😍😍😍
Is there a part 3 reaction?
please pause the video if you are saying something.. :)
Please do react to Johnny Antillon😊
My Lolo told me that when he is in the school that all English speaking inside the school room, no tagalog speaking thats why my Lolo's time is very well speaking English.
I want to experience it, speaking English in School, nothing else😃😂
Big everything lol.... ahh so thats why,,,
Coming to japan, we were amazed that there was so many small things... small cups, small plate, small tables.. but when it comes to ramen, its so big.
Cali✌🏽
Yes part 3!!
Please react to part 3 🙏🏻
Can you guys react to johnny antilon next?
Flag indonesian?.... Auto watch and like
Lucy is GORGEOUS 🌹
Hi ☺️
Be proud that the current young generation nowadays are talking about new TikTok songs rather than prejudism.
Iba ang panahon noon at ngayon.(60's ako). Noon kasi kunti lng mga tv. Sa amin itinatago pa ng lola ko ang tv. Inilalabas lng pag walang pasok. Ang mga bata noon naniniwala sa panginoon. Kng anong sabihin ng mga magulang namin nakikinig kami. Mga bata noon natutulog ng maaga. Naalala ko minsan ngpunta ako ng manila. Pagdating ng 11 ng gabi napakatahimik ng paligid. Tanging train sa sampaloc lng maririnig.
Philippines 🇵🇭
pls react to He’s Into Her trailer! :)
Juicy reacts
Reacting to juicy sutffs
pls. react to Johnny Antilles (Philippines)1954 Debate about Communism pt1
Raul's facial expression when Yoriko talks about women's discrimination in Japan and his "How about now?" makes me want to ship the two of them but it's not in this video. Maybe do the part three to witness the chemistry 😊
Anyway, thank you for reacting to this. This is my favorite episode from "The World We Want" Herald Tribune High school Forum.
Raul married a Filipina. he died years ago, His grandson looks just like him but with EMO hair. Yoriko is still alive today, she became a professor.
@@tylerDGreatest yep I know about Raul and yeah his grandson looks just exactly like him a little different but still, almost the same .but thanks for the info about Yoriko Idk what happened to her. I'm really curious what happened, it's good that she's still alive and seen this new generation.
@@tylerDGreatest I also do some few research about Indonesian girl, I know is she's connected to a man considered as a national hero in their country but I don't know what happened to Judith Reader. She's what I'm more curious right now. Hope she's still alive
@@tylerDGreatest I hope Raul had seen this video
till now, they must be like 73
I wonder if these kids are still alive today? Curious to know what they’re thoughts now?
Pls react to Jam Magno . the very sincere react pls