@@reapr7201 my young son keeps getting fed this racist garbage at his school. I couldn't even get his teacher to say openly that all of her students' lives matter.
Disregard these "you have a flaw" comments... This is a great video! Simple and to the point. This video was used as a reference for an Anthropology class I was in. This really helped!
This is awesome. I used jelly beans as a verbal analogy off-the-cuff yesterday in class , but you've made some fantastic connections here that I can't wait to show my students today.
Tobey Sanford it makes me sad that you're teaching kids because this analagy has such a major flaw too it and you're not smart enough to notice it. Hopefully you're not a science teacher. You're probably more of a babysitter
@@synthwavesmatter8466 If you care so much about the kids entitled to his care, or by extension, any kids really, would you be so smart and helpful to share your knowledge? It's only accountable to follow through on seemingly self-prescribed values...
So basically from the video race is your color ethnicity is like where your parents and ancestors are from and nationality is where your citizenship is
@Blue That's why it can be difficult to talk about race. It was originally based off of color, but also similar facial structures. But it doesn't mean anything like you said since mixed ppl have both characteristics.
@@datchocolatekid6967 So... what are pygmy people? People like the San Bushmen are nearly a different species, as they were separated from the rest of humanity for around half of humanity's evolutionary period. "A DNA study of fully sequenced genomes, published in September 2016, showed that the ancestors of today's San hunter-gatherers began to diverge from other human populations in Africa about 200,000 years ago and were fully isolated by 100,000 years ago.[59] " It amazes me how those who praise diversity wish to make us all homogenous. Actual research in to the diversity of humanity is highly controlled and censored, and again in the Publication stage. But that's what happens when Disney own National Geographic.
@@mfreak1126 "black" was never a scientific racial category, either. It is accurate to call simply black and white as socially constructed racial categories, whereas scientific categorization focused on Celtic, Gaulic, Hunnic and Nordic categories, and various African sub-groups. Sub-Saharan as a larger category. West Africa, Nubian and many others. Pygmoid, First Peoples and more. An Australian aboriginee might be 'black', but racially, they very different from other groups lumped in the same category based on skin-color.
I am such a hands on learner, I loved the concept that I can take and use to explain to students. This takes a complex and often misunderstood subject and breaks it down perfectly. AMAZING JOB!!!
Perfect description. Too often people consider African-American to be a poltically correct team for the Black race. Which is why a British Jamaican or Ethiopian Canadian may get mislabeled as an African American by someone who doesn't feel comfortable just saying Black or is misinformed. When I traveled outside the US I understood how fluid nationality is. When I began referring to myself as African-Jamaican people were confused even tho I was considering denouncing my American citizenship altogether instead of getting dual citizenship. In American we tend to hyphenate our ethnicity and nationality i.e Chinese-American or Mexican-American but I rarely hear people saying European-American or Italian-American. To everyone in Jamaica we are all Americans regardless of ethnicity or race which can be annoying sometimes since American can also be a slur insult in some countries. Moreso, they consider the Chinese Jamaicans and Indian Jamaicans etc to all just be Jamaicans. You really did illustrate all of this simply and beautifully. Thank you so much
I appreciate the simplicity and direct delivery. The first video I clicked on, this woman mentioned racisim, 1%, minorities, and 'power' in the first minute when all I want to know what nationality my jelly bean is...
amazing, thank you so much. The way you explained this made it very easy to follow, even for somebody who is not a native speaker of English, such as myself. You really broke these terms down to their core message, no long winded explanation that you'd need a degree in sociology to understand (like most websites and books). My paper thanks you.
This is good condensed explanation for younger people. For older viewers who would like a more complex discussion of the development of the concept of race (a concept that counters the much more basic biological similarities shared by human beings) versus racism (a false but still powerful mental template and ideological concept that denies the worth of human beings based on superficial differences such as skin color) I would recommend the book "Racecraft: The Soul of Inequality in American Life" written by Karen E. Fields and Barbara J. Fields.
I was watching another video about this and didn't understand it that well.This made it easy to understand for me. Thank you I feel bad about not knowing the difference earlier, but I am only twelve so I guess that's why
This is like a really good video... I'm surprised t doesn't have more views. I'll share it on my Facebook. Thanks for making it! Creative and easy to understand!
This was very good effort put forth to explain what so many people make far too complex. For some of people who made comments that are still a bit confused. Folks who do not practice or participate in the culture of their ancestors for whatever reason are relegated to race and nationality as identity. Per example, Black Americans use race and nationality. Their race is determined by either the hue of the pigment in their skin or the likeness in the facial features of their African ancestors. Color isn't always accurate, as their are albino people who lack pigment or color in their skin but are still considered Black because their facial features appear to be of African descent. They have no ethnicity because of ethnic cleansing via the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade. Mexican Americans determine their racial by the language and geographic location of their ancestors, which are Español and Mexico, respectively. They lack ethnicity because the indigenous people of Mexico were ethnically cleansed of their culture through European assimilation. In short example, my racial identification is Black because I have no ethnicity and African facial features. My ethnicity is non-existent because my ancestors were ethnically cleansed. My nationality is American because me and my parents were born in the USA. So-called White Americans are identified as such because of the lack of pigment in their skin and the likeness of Europeans, whose ancestors created the idea of race as self-identity and White supremacy. So-called White people who do not identify by ethnicity do so because their cultural heritage was discarded by ancestors who immigrated to the New World in exchange for a White identity. Their nationality is American because they or their parents were born in the US. To be more specific about race, its commonly determined by lack of ethnicity + ancestral geographic location, language, or religion. One more point. Race is how one defines others who appear to look different than themselves. Ethnicity how one introduces themselves to others based on the practice of their cultural heritage. Nationality is simply citizenship.
Hey this is a great analogy! I've always struggled to remember the difference between these categories... Now I won't. I am Hispanic and born in the USA. I only speak english, Mexican nationals do not accept me when I'm I Mexico and when I met them in America (illegal or legal residency). Caucasian Americans call me Mexican and don't accept me... And lump me as as "others"... Mexican nationals don't accept me and lump me as Mexican American or Chicano. Strange how society places emphasis on something a person has no control of. I've often wondered if the only way that the world would see past racism is the introduction of another human subset... Such as aliens from another planet. Then and only then would earthlings see a "us vs them" mentality... Instead of black vs white or etc... With the 2020 news publishing stories about high ranking military officials admitting we have collected "space craft built outside the US" maybe the public can finally accept we are not alone. Some strange reason there hasn't been to much coverage of these "space alien" news in the media lately... Except my TH-cam conspiracy channels!
This is true anyone can't be a Mexican unless they are the indigenous people of that country..it will simply mean that they are from Mexico, but not a Mexican.
@@DareezyATL nationality can have more than one defintion. lineage/heritage legal and cultural and sometimes birth. if im born in mexico and raised i can claim mexico . especially if my parents are mexican and thier parants and so forth. if some one is born in a mexico but not raised and they have no lineage such as parents and ancestors werent from thier they defenitly arent from there. but say theyre born and raised but parents arent from there. they can claim the country as thiers because they grew up there.
The world isn't being mixed, it's mainly the U.S that is being mixed... And Western countries like the U.K have been so open to immigration while most of the world countries have a dominant ethnic group, such like North Korea, where 99% of the populace is Korean, and super small ethnic groups like Japanese, Chinese and Russians live in North Korea, and they end up either leaving or marrying and making children with a Korean person and become apart of the dominant ethnic group in that country.
That’s actually not true most nations in the world aren’t ethnostates and funny how you use East Asia as an example of this yet ignore the entirety of Latin America
Flawed analagy. Skin color is not indicative of race. Asians have white skin but they are not "white" genetically. Aboriginals in Australia have black skin but are not African. We do not categorizes people by color thats really psuedo science on your part. It's more accurate to compare a red jelly Bean to a red Skittle to an red M&M if you're to define race by color. The genus is homosapien (candy) the species is what type of candy so to speak. That's an accurate analagy depicting race. African , Arab , European is like starburst, gummy bear, sweet tarts. They're all candy(human) but with distinctly different qualities. Races even have different smells. Ethnicity is equivalent to the different flavors. All Chinese are asian not all asians are Chinese . Jelly beans all have a flavor not all jelly beans are popcorn flavored. Furthermore a nation is not defined by location geographically. When Spain conquered the Savage races of central America, they were still the Spanish nation. This really needs to be redone in the proper context, the author has clearly let the media induced bias of political correctness falsify the work.
I tend to be right, but looking so hard into these things when the answer is relatively there is satisfactory enough for me. If someone takes this video to heart, that’s on them. This is just to get a general basis.
STAN KPOP for clear skin , Sure ! Ethnicity is what u are mixed with it’s your identity what makes you different, like my dad Race is Black but his ethnicity is African ,Spanish 🇪🇸and Dominican 🇩🇴 ..So it’s like what your family carries in there blood like you could be Caucasian but, If your mom for example was half Korean her ethnicity would be European and Korean 🤷🏽♀️If you don’t know you should do DNA test
@@luxuryafrotinatia376 so my mom and dad are from this certain country and I'm from there too, you could say everyone in my family is from that country like my grandparents and great grandparents So what will my ethnicity be ? shouldn't it be that country's nationality ?
STAN KPOP for clear skin If your mom and dad are from that country then it would be your ethnicity if they have family from there ,Your nationality is where ur from And ur ethnicity is what you are like your culture ancestors , Example : If your from Italy 🇮🇹 That’s your nationality but ,let’s say your family is from Mexico and you speak Spanish and listen to the music and you are involved in the culture Your ethnicity would be Latin so Nationality is where your from and Ethnicity is Who you are
@@luxuryafrotinatia376 well I guess my ethnicity is Indian/Afghani then Thanks for helping tho My ancestors are actually from my own country but.... my country got independence 73 years ago and my ancestors are way older than that so I'd consider my ethnicity to be what this region was called before independence
I'm not sure about the nationality definition. She blended in with citizenship which allows for ppl strip of there land a d heritage to be absorbed by the dominate society
I think that falls under what she describes as "ethnicity"... which is, in short, those parts of one's ancestral traditions (generally based on one's ancestral national/tribal/religious/cultural origins) one chooses to keep regardless of where one makes one's home and which government claims that land.
In my opinion it doesn’t really matter, if you identify with Mexican culture and your legal nationality is Mexican, you’re Mexican and it can just stop there. But that’s just my opinion.
Race: white Ethnicity: Portuguese Nationality: Portuguese 🧍♀️ I don’t have a citizenship in England even though I was born there, I wasn’t classed as a British citizen
I was born in Thailand and have been living in Thailand. But all of my grandparents are from China. Do I have any word related to Chinese? Like my blood is pure Chinese. My gene, my appearance should be Chinese.
I wish someone would clarify the Fact that "race", is 'species'; and that there is only 1 race/species, that we All belong to: The 'Human Race'. Technically, even the term, "racism" is used somewhat incorrectly, as it, technically, describes a lack of understanding or certain scientific facts(essentially, true 'racists' are mentally deficient/lacking in the understanding of the Fact, that we are all the same 'Race' - and that the "differences" they "perceive" aren't real).
DR Williams, you are so mixed up.. Taxonomically speaking 'humans' are a species not a race. Our species name is _Homo sapiens_ The term 'human race is just an unscientific saying, a phrase used in common parlance, just something people say in casual conversation. In biological classification there are many levels of classification at the lower end you have 'species' which can be divided into 'subspecies' or alternatively 'races'. A lot of people don't like these words if they are applied to the human species.
@@straighttalking2090 I think you're mixed up - or more precisely are mixing things up that should be left separate - until the level of general education matches the appropriate use of the terminology then tainted terms should be abandoned in place of scientific edification.
@@straighttalking2090 or maybe you're just deflecting - race is not ethnicity, so there's no need to use a different word - I would just use the correct term.
@@d.r.williams5717 Wow, you really don't take things in. _I know_ race is not ethnicity - I'm talking about the word race - not ethnicity - two words - two meanings - you know?. I don't write the dictionary. There is the word race, right.. people use it. Talk about deflection - answer the question.
I just watched another video and it says that race has nothing to do with biology, it is a social construct. Meanwhile, this video says it is. Now I'm stuck on what should I report on my class. 😭
Here is the 100% truth Race is 100% biological and genetic some people don't WANT race to matter - so they pretend it doesn't some will go so far as to deny science and genetics and pretend its not biological. That's the 100% truth on this issue
Science determined there is a genus and species. The genus- human and the species-race. So no there is not one human species that is just gibberish being repeated like a parrot in a pet shop
Does place of birth affect ethnicity? Like if an individual had two 100% Turkish parents but was born in Sweden, would that individual have any Swedish in them? Or no, since they have no genetic ties to Sweden? Thanks!
Where does the category asian fall under? It wouldn't make sense for it to be under "Race" because it's a continent. No one says "European" or "Australian" as race. Being asian should fall under ethnicity no? But if it did, there would be no point in saying it because example. I would just say my Asian Nation, "Im chinese," for ethnicity. No one would say "I'm Asian Chinese," Likewise with other continents. But now you go to nationality, which is just "citizenship and where I'm born" ? So "I'm American." Would I include Chinese to be "I'm American Chinese" ?. Why do ethnicity and nationality go together now if they're not the same? I'm just very confused and in the video it makes sense but I figured ethnicity is more like continent, and nationality is Nation. So if someone asked me I would say "My ethnicity is asian" and "My nationality is American Chinese." I've always said it like this because it makes the most sense to me. Race White, ethnicity Asian and nationality American Chinese.
What do you call discrimination against someone from another nationality or even ethnicity? Ethnic discrimination just sounds like you're trying to exaggerate the discrimination you experienced because you're not black. Or if a black person uses the term it would sound rly weird. But let's say you're mexican and someone won't hire you because you're mexican and they call you a "stupid mexican" who takes jobs from deserving families. If you were to go around saying you experienced nationalistic discrimination, people would probably laugh at you and not take it seriously. That's why a mexican might call it racism instead. The term isn't accurate but the feelings evoked by the term racism are more in tune with the incident.
@@HeavymetalHylian I was told that "Hispanic" meant specifically "from Spain". Anywhere else Spanish is the dominant language is "Latino" (generally limited to Latin America)
@@LuckyJasss but what about southern Italians with olive skin that tans well and curly hair and larger noses? that's technically appearance + skin color
Italian is both nationality and ethnicity. If you are Asian, African, etc, and have citizenship in Italy you are Italian from a nationality perspective but not Italian from a heritage perspective. It's not that complicated.
This video took a complex matter and made it very simple to comprehend. Thank you, even my 10 year old could understand this.
My 10 yr old son just vaguely described this lesson he had in school today. It's friggin garbage, anti-white racism.
Get some bitches
@@jefftaylor529 wait who?
@@reapr7201 my young son keeps getting fed this racist garbage at his school. I couldn't even get his teacher to say openly that all of her students' lives matter.
@@jefftaylor529 why is it racist? Please explain🥲
Dangit, now I want Jellybeans. 1 sec I'm going to walmart.
Ha ha ha!🤣
You ever come back from Walmart?
u back bro?
@@alws9207rip 😢
Disregard these "you have a flaw" comments... This is a great video! Simple and to the point. This video was used as a reference for an Anthropology class I was in. This really helped!
What did they say??? I just want to know and can't find them....
thank you thank you.. im having an exam tomorrow .. this helps so so much!
Thanks for watching! So glad it helped you!
I know I'm late. You must have graduated by now and having a job.
But how was your exam.
Let us know gurl
My exam is at 8:30 am today! This also helped me lol
@@monami1777 I hope you did well
Very, very well put and explained. The use of the jelly beans as an analogy/parralells was brilliant. Thank you for the information!
Yeah, nobody likes the black ones.
This is awesome. I used jelly beans as a verbal analogy off-the-cuff yesterday in class , but you've made some fantastic connections here that I can't wait to show my students today.
Tobey Sanford it makes me sad that you're teaching kids because this analagy has such a major flaw too it and you're not smart enough to notice it. Hopefully you're not a science teacher. You're probably more of a babysitter
@@synthwavesmatter8466 If you care so much about the kids entitled to his care, or by extension, any kids really, would you be so smart and helpful to share your knowledge? It's only accountable to follow through on seemingly self-prescribed values...
@@synthwavesmatter8466 Okay, so what's this "flaw" you're talking about, care to share?
@@synthwavesmatter8466 you sound dumb af
So basically from the video race is your color ethnicity is like where your parents and ancestors are from and nationality is where your citizenship is
@Blue That's why it can be difficult to talk about race. It was originally based off of color, but also similar facial structures. But it doesn't mean anything like you said since mixed ppl have both characteristics.
@@datchocolatekid6967 So... what are pygmy people?
People like the San Bushmen are nearly a different species, as they were separated from the rest of humanity for around half of humanity's evolutionary period.
"A DNA study of fully sequenced genomes, published in September 2016, showed that the ancestors of today's San hunter-gatherers began to diverge from other human populations in Africa about 200,000 years ago and were fully isolated by 100,000 years ago.[59] "
It amazes me how those who praise diversity wish to make us all homogenous. Actual research in to the diversity of humanity is highly controlled and censored, and again in the Publication stage.
But that's what happens when Disney own National Geographic.
Race isn't just about your skin color. Black albinos are paler than most white people, but they're still racially black.
@@mfreak1126 "black" was never a scientific racial category, either. It is accurate to call simply black and white as socially constructed racial categories, whereas scientific categorization focused on Celtic, Gaulic, Hunnic and Nordic categories, and various African sub-groups. Sub-Saharan as a larger category. West Africa, Nubian and many others.
Pygmoid, First Peoples and more.
An Australian aboriginee might be 'black', but racially, they very different from other groups lumped in the same category based on skin-color.
I am such a hands on learner, I loved the concept that I can take and use to explain to students. This takes a complex and often misunderstood subject and breaks it down perfectly. AMAZING JOB!!!
I like these jelly beans, they have helped me to understand.
Concise and precise.
Perfect description. Too often people consider African-American to be a poltically correct team for the Black race. Which is why a British Jamaican or Ethiopian Canadian may get mislabeled as an African American by someone who doesn't feel comfortable just saying Black or is misinformed. When I traveled outside the US I understood how fluid nationality is. When I began referring to myself as African-Jamaican people were confused even tho I was considering denouncing my American citizenship altogether instead of getting dual citizenship. In American we tend to hyphenate our ethnicity and nationality i.e Chinese-American or Mexican-American but I rarely hear people saying European-American or Italian-American. To everyone in Jamaica we are all Americans regardless of ethnicity or race which can be annoying sometimes since American can also be a slur insult in some countries. Moreso, they consider the Chinese Jamaicans and Indian Jamaicans etc to all just be Jamaicans. You really did illustrate all of this simply and beautifully. Thank you so much
This is tremendous tool to use for myself and my extended family. Thank you for putting this together.
I appreciate the simplicity and direct delivery. The first video I clicked on, this woman mentioned racisim, 1%, minorities, and 'power' in the first minute when all I want to know what nationality my jelly bean is...
Thank you for finally explaining this clearly! Every other video makes it so political and confusing!!!
I was waiting to come across this for a while, really cleared up my misunderstandings. Thanks.
amazing, thank you so much. The way you explained this made it very easy to follow, even for somebody who is not a native speaker of English, such as myself. You really broke these terms down to their core message, no long winded explanation that you'd need a degree in sociology to understand (like most websites and books). My paper thanks you.
I only want to say...
May I have a jelly bean ?
I teach AP Human Geo and Ethnic Studies, and I use this video every year for both. Thank you for making this!
My Spanish teacher assigned this to my class. I’m only here to do school.
This is the most helpful video to help me understand the difference between all 3 of those categories.😁🥰
This was so cute and very well done! Good job
Excellent, simple, straightfoward and amazing. Very good job and thank you 👍
Brilliant! The best explanation I’ve seen yet. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you! This was easy to understand
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i love this i had to create a powerpoint about this stuff so it was very helpful
Nice presentation.
Good explanation. I am not sure of the people who choose Thumbs down on some post but as a teacher I thought it was a great common sense explanation.
I like it! Thanks very practical and informative!
This is good condensed explanation for younger people. For older viewers who would like a more complex discussion of the development of the concept of race (a concept that counters the much more basic biological similarities shared by human beings) versus racism (a false but still powerful mental template and ideological concept that denies the worth of human beings based on superficial differences such as skin color) I would recommend the book "Racecraft: The Soul of Inequality in American Life" written by Karen E. Fields and Barbara J. Fields.
It was really cute seeing the jelly bean immigrate. 2:12 lol
Great video! Thanks for this!
My race - white
My ethnicity - English
My nationality - British
I was watching another video about this and didn't understand it that well.This made it easy to understand for me. Thank you
I feel bad about not knowing the difference earlier, but I am only twelve so I guess that's why
Very clever presentation. I Love it!!
great video!
Yummy, and educational
Okay yah cuz I was gonna ask if u ate the jellybeans after this , glad u did
So cool!
Wow this was really helpful!!
This was so helpful
Wish you made more:)
Love how you integrated beans to it
thank you, this really helped
Thanks this was so helpful!!!
Thank you so much for this 🥺 I kinda wasn’t able to tell before
Referring to the jelly beans
RACE = COLOR
ETHNICITY = INGREDIENTS
NATIONALITY= BAG
I want some jelly beans now
This is like a really good video... I'm surprised t doesn't have more views. I'll share it on my Facebook. Thanks for making it! Creative and easy to understand!
JitterBob Because it's completely flawed.
This was very good effort put forth to explain what so many people make far too complex. For some of people who made comments that are still a bit confused. Folks who do not practice or participate in the culture of their ancestors for whatever reason are relegated to race and nationality as identity. Per example, Black Americans use race and nationality. Their race is determined by either the hue of the pigment in their skin or the likeness in the facial features of their African ancestors. Color isn't always accurate, as their are albino people who lack pigment or color in their skin but are still considered Black because their facial features appear to be of African descent. They have no ethnicity because of ethnic cleansing via the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade.
Mexican Americans determine their racial by the language and geographic location of their ancestors, which are Español and Mexico, respectively. They lack ethnicity because the indigenous people of Mexico were ethnically cleansed of their culture through European assimilation.
In short example, my racial identification is Black because I have no ethnicity and African facial features. My ethnicity is non-existent because my ancestors were ethnically cleansed. My nationality is American because me and my parents were born in the USA.
So-called White Americans are identified as such because of the lack of pigment in their skin and the likeness of Europeans, whose ancestors created the idea of race as self-identity and White supremacy. So-called White people who do not identify by ethnicity do so because their cultural heritage was discarded by ancestors who immigrated to the New World in exchange for a White identity. Their nationality is American because they or their parents were born in the US.
To be more specific about race, its commonly determined by lack of ethnicity + ancestral geographic location, language, or religion.
One more point. Race is how one defines others who appear to look different than themselves. Ethnicity how one introduces themselves to others based on the practice of their cultural heritage. Nationality is simply citizenship.
Race is Broad Appearance
Ethnicity is DNA
Nationality is Paperwork
Very informative and clear
Hey this is a great analogy! I've always struggled to remember the difference between these categories... Now I won't. I am Hispanic and born in the USA. I only speak english, Mexican nationals do not accept me when I'm I Mexico and when I met them in America (illegal or legal residency). Caucasian Americans call me Mexican and don't accept me... And lump me as as "others"... Mexican nationals don't accept me and lump me as Mexican American or Chicano. Strange how society places emphasis on something a person has no control of. I've often wondered if the only way that the world would see past racism is the introduction of another human subset... Such as aliens from another planet. Then and only then would earthlings see a "us vs them" mentality... Instead of black vs white or etc... With the 2020 news publishing stories about high ranking military officials admitting we have collected "space craft built outside the US" maybe the public can finally accept we are not alone. Some strange reason there hasn't been to much coverage of these "space alien" news in the media lately... Except my TH-cam conspiracy channels!
i liked the video
your nationality can only change by paper. you have one orgninal true nationality
This is true anyone can't be a Mexican unless they are the indigenous people of that country..it will simply mean that they are from Mexico, but not a Mexican.
@Slavs_ 101 no, if you're not the indigenous people of Mexico than you're not Mexican.. It just mean that's your from that country.
@@DareezyATL nationality can have more than one defintion. lineage/heritage legal and cultural and sometimes birth. if im born in mexico and raised i can claim mexico . especially if my parents are mexican and thier parants and so forth. if some one is born in a mexico but not raised and they have no lineage such as parents and ancestors werent from thier they defenitly arent from there. but say theyre born and raised but parents arent from there. they can claim the country as thiers because they grew up there.
Darrius Jenkins no nationality is where u are born ethnicity is the ancestry and culture
Wait,so does that mean if you have Irish ancestors but have never left USA,does that make you Irish or US?
The world isn't being mixed, it's mainly the U.S that is being mixed... And Western countries like the U.K have been so open to immigration while most of the world countries have a dominant ethnic group, such like North Korea, where 99% of the populace is Korean, and super small ethnic groups like Japanese, Chinese and Russians live in North Korea, and they end up either leaving or marrying and making children with a Korean person and become apart of the dominant ethnic group in that country.
I think you meant South Korea, North Korean nationals don't really get to leave their country...
AJ North Koreans are often shipped off to work in different countries and women are often sold to Chinese men for marriage
AJ you missed the point
That’s actually not true most nations in the world aren’t ethnostates and funny how you use East Asia as an example of this yet ignore the entirety of Latin America
I will never look at jelly beans the same😋
Estadounidense here! (U.S. American) - mixed-race, ethnicities: Puerto Rican, Native Hawai'ian, and Filipinx, indigeneity: Taíno, Ilocano, Kānaka Maoli - culturally identifies as mixed-identity
thats Alot of ethnicities.
awesome video
That is so great, I understand now
Flawed analagy. Skin color is not indicative of race. Asians have white skin but they are not "white" genetically. Aboriginals in Australia have black skin but are not African. We do not categorizes people by color thats really psuedo science on your part.
It's more accurate to compare a red jelly Bean to a red Skittle to an red M&M if you're to define race by color.
The genus is homosapien (candy) the species is what type of candy so to speak. That's an accurate analagy depicting race.
African , Arab , European is like starburst, gummy bear, sweet tarts. They're all candy(human) but with distinctly different qualities. Races even have different smells.
Ethnicity is equivalent to the different flavors. All Chinese are asian not all asians are Chinese . Jelly beans all have a flavor not all jelly beans are popcorn flavored.
Furthermore a nation is not defined by location geographically. When Spain conquered the Savage races of central America, they were still the Spanish nation.
This really needs to be redone in the proper context, the author has clearly let the media induced bias of political correctness falsify the work.
this video is the best ive seen that explains race ethnicity and nationality even though thyere are some flaws
I tend to be right, but looking so hard into these things when the answer is relatively there is satisfactory enough for me. If someone takes this video to heart, that’s on them. This is just to get a general basis.
Race : Color Ethnicity:Ancestors,Culture Nationality : Where you from
can you give me examples of ethnicity?
STAN KPOP for clear skin , Sure ! Ethnicity is what u are mixed with it’s your identity what makes you different, like my dad Race is Black but his ethnicity is African ,Spanish 🇪🇸and Dominican 🇩🇴 ..So it’s like what your family carries in there blood like you could be Caucasian but, If your mom for example was half Korean her ethnicity would be European and Korean 🤷🏽♀️If you don’t know you should do DNA test
@@luxuryafrotinatia376 so my mom and dad are from this certain country and I'm from there too, you could say everyone in my family is from that country like my grandparents and great grandparents
So what will my ethnicity be ? shouldn't it be that country's nationality ?
STAN KPOP for clear skin If your mom and dad are from that country then it would be your ethnicity if they have family from there ,Your nationality is where ur from And ur ethnicity is what you are like your culture ancestors , Example : If your from Italy 🇮🇹 That’s your nationality but ,let’s say your family is from Mexico and you speak Spanish and listen to the music and you are involved in the culture Your ethnicity would be Latin so Nationality is where your from and Ethnicity is Who you are
@@luxuryafrotinatia376 well I guess my ethnicity is Indian/Afghani then
Thanks for helping tho
My ancestors are actually from my own country but.... my country got independence 73 years ago and my ancestors are way older than that so I'd consider my ethnicity to be what this region was called before independence
The plastic bag of US nationality eventually makes the jellybeans stale.
Lol I was just thinking about this on my red bull rush for some reason and it confirmed what I was thinking. Thank you!
I'm not sure about the nationality definition. She blended in with citizenship which allows for ppl strip of there land a d heritage to be absorbed by the dominate society
I think that falls under what she describes as "ethnicity"... which is, in short, those parts of one's ancestral traditions (generally based on one's ancestral national/tribal/religious/cultural origins) one chooses to keep regardless of where one makes one's home and which government claims that land.
Race: American
Ethnicity: American
Nationality: American
now i want jelly beans
What would my ethnicity be as a white-passing mexican, born and have always lived in Mexico? Mexican ancestors too for as long as I know.
In my opinion it doesn’t really matter, if you identify with Mexican culture and your legal nationality is Mexican, you’re Mexican and it can just stop there. But that’s just my opinion.
Ethnicity: Mexican
Nationality: Mexican
good very nice
Amazing video
Does that mean my race is white but my nationality is mixed Native American (Ecuador) and Finnish?
So basically, race is... I didn't get that, nationality is the country you're born in, and ethnicity is your native language??
Beautifully illustrated! Thank you for sharing
This Was Nice.
Race: white
Ethnicity: Portuguese
Nationality: Portuguese 🧍♀️ I don’t have a citizenship in England even though I was born there, I wasn’t classed as a British citizen
I was born in Thailand and have been living in Thailand. But all of my grandparents are from China. Do I have any word related to Chinese? Like my blood is pure Chinese. My gene, my appearance should be Chinese.
I wish someone would clarify the Fact that "race", is 'species'; and that there is only 1 race/species, that we All belong to: The 'Human Race'. Technically, even the term, "racism" is used somewhat incorrectly, as it, technically, describes a lack of understanding or certain scientific facts(essentially, true 'racists' are mentally deficient/lacking in the understanding of the Fact, that we are all the same 'Race' - and that the "differences" they "perceive" aren't real).
DR Williams, you are so mixed up.. Taxonomically speaking 'humans' are a species not a race. Our species name is _Homo sapiens_ The term 'human race is just an unscientific saying, a phrase used in common parlance, just something people say in casual conversation. In biological classification there are many levels of classification at the lower end you have 'species' which can be divided into 'subspecies' or alternatively 'races'. A lot of people don't like these words if they are applied to the human species.
@@straighttalking2090 I think you're mixed up - or more precisely are mixing things up that should be left separate - until the level of general education matches the appropriate use of the terminology then tainted terms should be abandoned in place of scientific edification.
@@d.r.williams5717 You don't take stuff in.. do you. I'm curious if the word 'race' didn't exist what word would you use to replace it?
@@straighttalking2090 or maybe you're just deflecting - race is not ethnicity, so there's no need to use a different word - I would just use the correct term.
@@d.r.williams5717 Wow, you really don't take things in. _I know_ race is not ethnicity - I'm talking about the word race - not ethnicity - two words - two meanings - you know?. I don't write the dictionary. There is the word race, right.. people use it. Talk about deflection - answer the question.
With respect, there is only one race...the human race. Ethnicity is the genetic makeup-skin color, hair texture, facial features,...
@Joel Alex I'm trying to argue with anyone. I'm just stating a fact.
Race implies differing qualities of human. Surely you don't believe that?
@Joel Alex My apologies.
I just watched another video and it says that race has nothing to do with biology, it is a social construct. Meanwhile, this video says it is. Now I'm stuck on what should I report on my class. 😭
Here is the 100% truth
Race is 100% biological and genetic
some people don't WANT race to matter - so they pretend it doesn't
some will go so far as to deny science and genetics and pretend its not biological.
That's the 100% truth on this issue
Someone needs to send this video to Whoopi Goldburg!! Best explanation I have ever heard/seen👍🏾
except science has deemed there only to be one race, the humanrace
She said in the video that race is a social construct
Science determined there is a genus and species. The genus- human and the species-race. So no there is not one human species that is just gibberish being repeated like a parrot in a pet shop
@@synthwavesmatter8466 race is not a species if we can reproduce with other nationalities/ethnic groups(not race).
@@synthwavesmatter8466 That is not what that means! Jaja!!! :D
WE DONT WANT TO TALK ABOUT SKIN WORSHIP
Does place of birth affect ethnicity? Like if an individual had two 100% Turkish parents but was born in Sweden, would that individual have any Swedish in them? Or no, since they have no genetic ties to Sweden? Thanks!
Depends on the individual laws of the country.
Jommy Davi Well I thought that the individual laws of the country determined the NATIONALITY (citizenship) of a person, not the ETHNICITY.
Jommy Davi Look up "jus soli" and "jus sanguinis ."
Zena Abdallah it doesn't
Jojo Purplez Have you seem the Google definition of ethnicity though? It says ethnicity can be defined by culture or some shit like that.
This question has never answered. When referring to race, what makes someone black, white, Asian and so forth other than the white man said so.
@@kyle9615 Identification of race is primarily and almost exclusively based on ethnicity.
How they look
She’s amazing
Where does the category asian fall under? It wouldn't make sense for it to be under "Race" because it's a continent. No one says "European" or "Australian" as race. Being asian should fall under ethnicity no? But if it did, there would be no point in saying it because example. I would just say my Asian Nation, "Im chinese," for ethnicity. No one would say "I'm Asian Chinese," Likewise with other continents. But now you go to nationality, which is just "citizenship and where I'm born" ? So "I'm American." Would I include Chinese to be "I'm American Chinese" ?. Why do ethnicity and nationality go together now if they're not the same? I'm just very confused and in the video it makes sense but I figured ethnicity is more like continent, and nationality is Nation. So if someone asked me I would say "My ethnicity is asian" and "My nationality is American Chinese." I've always said it like this because it makes the most sense to me. Race White, ethnicity Asian and nationality American Chinese.
Go to the dictionary Eman, this post is no place to improve your understanding - Ive never seen a post with more confusion.
Thank you!! Really!!
oh okay i get it now
Is latino ethicity ?
I'm 10 year old can anyone please Tell me I don't understand
So an African and a South Indian would be considered the same race (black), but different ethnicities?
No. The African would be black while the Indian would be South Asian.
What do you call discrimination against someone from another nationality or even ethnicity?
Ethnic discrimination just sounds like you're trying to exaggerate the discrimination you experienced because you're not black. Or if a black person uses the term it would sound rly weird.
But let's say you're mexican and someone won't hire you because you're mexican and they call you a "stupid mexican" who takes jobs from deserving families.
If you were to go around saying you experienced nationalistic discrimination, people would probably laugh at you and not take it seriously. That's why a mexican might call it racism instead. The term isn't accurate but the feelings evoked by the term racism are more in tune with the incident.
How do i thank u!!! ♥️
this is tough
so Hispanic/ Latinos are ethnicity group from Spain and porturgal?
Manuel Any country in Europe is considered white dominant while any southern American country is considered Latino dominant despite language.
Hispanic means they come from a place that speaks Spanish, Latino means they come from Latin America.
Manuel Hispanic and Latino is a culture a Latino can be of any race nationality and ethnicity
Manuel language based ethnicity. It means you have heritage in a Spanish speaking nation.
@@HeavymetalHylian I was told that "Hispanic" meant specifically "from Spain". Anywhere else Spanish is the dominant language is "Latino" (generally limited to Latin America)
Thanks
this didn't really help me...
Would have preferred real examples than just referring to jelly beans.
sarah Carlos she’s just trying to simplify it
I'm still confused on what Italians are
Race-white ethnicity-Italian nationality-where ever they are born
@@LuckyJasss but what about southern Italians with olive skin that tans well and curly hair and larger noses? that's technically appearance + skin color
Italian is both nationality and ethnicity. If you are Asian, African, etc, and have citizenship in Italy you are Italian from a nationality perspective but not Italian from a heritage perspective.
It's not that complicated.
I’m still confused
Why?
Can I have a share of them jell B?
Exact