TOP 10 MOST ~ RACIST PLACES IN USA ~ #2 Actually Thinks It's "Good" To Be Racist
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- This video explores the most hateful places In America. A combination of REAL LIFE explorations and analytical studies brings you a list of 10 towns and cities where racism and hate are the norm of the day. The miserable places are held back due to their desire to PROLONG hate and export these hurtful ideas regardless of the cost. From the DEEP SOUTH states like Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana we look into towns with no respect for civil rights and their fellow man. A topic few bloggers are willing to elaborate further into. TOP TEN ONLINE LIST ~ Exploring Americas DARK PAST Of Civil Rights Violations and likewise. We document, explore and venture into deeper appreciation of what these towns and cities are really like! While some towns sugarcoat and even fantasies with the idea that their backwards views are good, we show you how these practices have HURT them.
I don't think I'll ever understand how you can hate someone for something neither of us have any control over smh
Finally somebody with an intelligent conversation there’s so much stupid shit going on out here anymore God made us all we’re all human I have no tolerance for racism complete ignorance thank you so much like your comment
The south is trashhhh nyc nj and the northhh are bettterrrrrr by farrrrrr👍👍👍👍👍
@@calebrodgers3737 well I happen to be in the Metro DC area i’m a baseball type person free spirited I The world could be a messed up place sometimes my God made it all and I appreciate it especially nature I understand sometimes I trust animals more than I do people
@@calebrodgers3737 NYC used to be good it’s trash now stop commenting that everywhere we get it you live and love new york
you dont have control over sagging pants and selling drugs ?
As a Black man born and raised in the south, I have encountered many instances of abject racism. You learn to subconsciously adapt to it. That doesn't mean I accept it, but I won't let it control me or instill fear within me. I will defend myself and my loved ones with deadly force if need be. And I do not believe in turning the other cheek. I'm not inviting violence, but I am not cowering from it either. God bless...
I'm not adapting to anything. This is why I prefer Voodoo because I'm tired of them.
Sorry that you have been through that
My goodness, that's awful. No one should go through this in 2023. Sorry to hear this, but can you move out to a better area, or to another state?
Exactly! I'm a black man from the south and I experienced racism from white American men as a child and i refuse to hate people but I will defend and eradicate at all cost. I dont run and I don't hide and I stand up for what's right.
Blacks are most racist people in USA.
I was a Black Trucker for years. I'm out of Los Angeles and going through the south took extra preparation to make sure i could get out of areas I entered. There is definitely a different atmosphere, I don't mean in a good way
God bless you always ❤😊
As black 21 year truck driver from Houston Tx the most racism I experienced routinely was in the northeast
They've never had your barbecue.
You're not black
Border towns of NY is a vibe 😒. Miserable poor trailer trash confederate flag flying weirdos. Some old guy walk up to me at the gas station as if he knew me just checking me out as if I wasn’t suppose to be there. I was passing through town traveling but the energy was so negative with the people in North East NY
@@Jaychris_viajesI've driven through rural New York state, and have gotten that vibe myself, but the state us unapologetically a BLUE STATE. How do they deal with that.
So basically, we weights are damned if you do damned if we don’t.
Hate is a true sign of ignorance. How can anyone hate without knowing the person they are hating.
@Bill Coleman, I truly agree
I agree
I agree with you 100percent Bill
Bill I was wondering the same thing but then I saw how many people listen and follow Donald Trump don't get me wrong racism has been around and is still around but since this Trump guy came in the picture it's gotten worse and it's ridiculous now
They know lol we know
Went to a Mexican restaurant in Gadsden, Al last month. I think it was Las Brisas, off of Broad Street, close to the theatre down town. I was tired, had traveled from Atlanta Airport and really just wanted to grab a bite and relax at my location.
First the nice waitress shows me to a dirty table at the back, while she placed the people that came in after first to the clean table up front. I said I’ll just take a Togo order so she took my order and said I can pay up front. Now I’m back standing where the man at the counter didn’t take my order before the young lady came to assist. After taking care of a customer he goes to walk off. I said excuse me, I would like to pay for my order. He kinda rudely said, I’ll be right with you, not even looking in my face and walked to the back to the kitchen. I didn’t realize at first that I was the only person of color in there, why would I, I just needed a bite to eat.
I kindly walked out of the restaurant. I don’t patronize with those that don’t want me to. No harm no foul.
Now that’s nice special order I made was on them😌
You know EXACTLY why I left Alabama 🙂 - that’s exactly how they operate.
Very sad experience for Negroes
You should not be so OBLIVIOUS of your surroundings because it could cost you more than a meal.
@@thedalillama3143 IT WON'T COST ME ANYMORE THAN IT WILL COST THE NEXT!!!!! STAY PREPARED.
Is it possible just possible that the person you encountered was extremely tried their self. Or maybe it was that the person was in a mind fogg because of something that had happened to them
Or may he was so busy that he would of gotten back to you in a few but that something in the back might have been in jeopardy of burning or catching fire. And maybe it was because you were tried as well that the situation was read all wrong. Maybe we as people jump to the race card to fast because that's all we hear. Maybe just maybe
Hatred of others is truly hatred of oneself.
Wrong
@@dionterussell3620Really?!!! How so?
@@dionterussell3620Please explain your view. I'm very interested. Thanks.
This video truly confirms why I refuse to live in the south especially AL & MS. My dad ran away from Greenville, AL as a young child because of this. He told me no matter how old you are, he'd still be considered a 'boy'. We were raised in FL and he never looked back.
I've visited a salon downtown with my aunt and didn't experience any issues in the area at the time
But I wish my relatives would leave there but after living there for so long they are conditioned to the environment...smh.
Thank you for this video. I have quite a good amount of relatives throughout AL & this is a major concern.
Hopefully this video will convince my nephew to reconsider attending college in Montgomery this year.
Montgomery is hell
I and a girlfriend hitched from
Upstate New York to New Orleans in the late 70's. Met all kinds of people, got all kinds of rides. Everyone was wonderful.
Especially in Alabama, we stayed a week with some people we met who owned a cafe in Birmingham and kept a marijuana grow on their home property. I'm saying this because I have never in 67 years, seen people so hateful towards each other. I blame trump for the atmosphere of fear and hostility. It's like a disease that's infected the country. He's poison.
I hate to say there is racist everywhere. I’ve lived in Tx, Mich, Ga,, have family in many places and even though most have never experienced it. It’s there.
I would live anywhere else what they saying is over Exaggerated there's more gracious i'm up north Then there is Down south
When you hate someone that bad it consumes that person to straight anger & madness all your life.
That’s why they are so angry. It hate has completely consumed their every thought. Evilness
evil consumes the mind body and soul and leads to demonic possession
They think Hating is their Justice of deprived dream
No it doesn't. I've hated Saltines all my life.
How bout it. I hate how black people act when I go to Compton. Damn, I'm tired of being shot at for being White
Dude, I just stumbled across this today and I had never seen your channel. But I watched and then subscribed because you had the guts to do this video.
we have been taking on some subjects head on to help people.
Same here
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Amazing video!!!! Thank you for doing this. I will definitely stay clear if these places.
This is my first time watching your channel. Thank you soooooo much for sharing your views that affects so much people and protects us too. Please continue doing this for the world to see, someday someone else will spread the word.
My father told me to never go to MISSISSIPPI,ALABAMA,OR GEORGIA....I'M 70 AND I 'VE NEVER BEEN YET....
Add Florida and South Carolina and Ohio to that list.
Birmingham Montgomery Dothan Huntsville Alabama.. is mostly black
My best friend is 75 years old. He fought in Desert storm and Vietnam. He once said. Of all the places he’s ever been. Arkansas has treated him the worst. I live in Mississippi. Don’t let them fool you about us. Our racism comes from poor people. The wealthy might be racist but they have to hide it cause they own everything. Majority of their business comes from blacks. It’s crazy cause Mississippi is predominantly black. We don’t own nearly what we could own. We’re to busy competing with one another. Meanwhile everything is being bought up by other races.
@@crystalpride5041so are the black racist there
Georgia???
There’s still racism everywhere. All up north in NY, NJ, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, etc… Everywhere.
no doubt, but its not the rule of law in all places..
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I see.
True it is everywhere. I knew of this black guy who was racists towards his own race. He lived in a white community disowned his black family, married a white woman and only had white friends. He would only go to white owned establishment, and he didn't even go to his own mother's funeral. Now that's crazy But true.
@@mslove7798 There’s a lot of that.
@@bc1248 yes it is. My heart won't let me be that way I love all people.
Thanks for the heads up. You have confirmed what my mom told me about her experience in a couple of places mentioned in this video. 👍
Being born & raised in New Orleans I can say that I've witnessed racism from all aspects not just 1 race more hateful than the other & I cant stand it & hope that it'll eventually get groomed out of future generations! God Bless everyone no matter what color or creed! Much respect & love! ❤✌
To be honest, I’m born,raised and still live in New Orleans. We embrace everybody here. Jefferson Parish infamous for that racist shit. I’m from Uptown, New Orleans! Maybe back in the day the racism was like but now, it’s not a problem.
@@nolababe5049 I agree buttttt after living in Marrero, Harvey, Gretna, Waggamon (all in Jefferson parish), Lafayette & surrounding areas, New Orleans east & currently live in Algiers(Orleans Parish), I've witnessed racism in each city/parish buttttt in those suburbs/urban areas racism has been very minor compared to what I've seen in the Lafayette area or even across the lake & the more rural areas surrounding NOLA+throughout the southern states as a whole....either way IT IS WRONG & we ALLLLL should show eachother the same amount of respect & dignity because @ the end of the day we're all human, we each have a heart & the ability to think on our own free will & should be mindful of how one's way of thinking can affect one another! Honor thy neighbor! Lots of love & respect to you my fellow New Orleanian! God Bless your heart 💞✌🥰😘🤗
@@RachelM504 People are ignorant and that’s why crime is so high. I too lived in Jp for a while. It’s always them JP cops, I always witness it. (Not saying some Orleans Cops aren’t too) It’s not shocking that you witnessed it. I never did in New Orleans. Besides the crime and potholes, I love my City because of our Culture, Food etc. However, Mississippi was my first encounter of racism. And, Baby….. “Did I have some choice words for her” ??? “Yes, I did” 🤣
White people created racism, what black people have is skepticism and prejudices which both are rightfully warranted because of what white people done to not only black people. Do you realize that all the oppression, genocide and crimes against humanity have come from one race of people
@@nolababe5049 Obviously this is a white person....
Ignorance, misery, as well as irrational fear and hate usually go "hand in hand" with racism
Absolutely Lack of education or morals or something
@@b70414 Don't forget eluding responsibility is also a key element in racism.
@@jasonbrody1540 I already am kind to everyone what else does anyone want I don’t bother no one as long as I don’t want to be I’m so responsible with so many things to do throughout the day I don’t even have an extra day I wish I had as how busy I am with responsibility
@@b70414 You've missed the point. Let me get to that. If you make a mistake which one is easier? Taking responsibility for it, or saying, that it was not your fault? Of course many people say the latter and that's where racism and other extremism begins. Blaming others is only the 2nd step.
@@jasonbrody1540 OK I got the point second step I have to do more research and as I am very busy I just don’t believe in racism I believe we all should be kind to each other I guess I will have to do more research and this my intentions are in the right place
Rule of thumb i follow
1) Small towns are no go zones
2) States(N . Dakota , Newhampshire , N.Dakota,Idaho) with barely a minority population are no go zones.
3) "the sticks" are no go zones
4) Anywhere considered rural are no go zones
wow i had no idea those states were like that. i gotta get out there and see
How bad are the Dakotas? Never been. Never wanted to go.
To me cities are often a no go
Put Oklahoma in there, west and South Oklahoma especially
If you're a delivery driver who's forced to go to small towns, then you're screwed.
I live in East Tennessee. And racism is still alive & well. They’re trying to build up the city to appeal to outsiders. But TN is deeply rooted in racism
And high drug rates. Sad because its pretty mountainous areas and awesome people
Memphis is racist too
Racism is around the world, even people hating their own.😔I witnessed that.
Texas Mexicans stand out for that
True that.❤
I'm sorry you had those experiences. Thank you for highlighting and sharing your thoughts.
💖💖💖💖💖💖 were in Florida now much more diversity and kind loving people here. will take time to heal tho, one year up there was too long i think
I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and people believe that Northern states are not racist, but that is so far from the truth. I just found out last week that Minneapolis literally has a law where there are some houses in some neighborhoods that cannot be sold two black families, and even though this is still a law to this day, when a family who is of color, especially a black family, goes to buy a house or wants to buy a house in these prestigious neighborhoods they have to get another form of document to eradicate that law so that the family can buy that house and close on that house. This is a real thing that I was told by Realtor And it is very sad. In addition to that Wisconsin is on another state top 10 list for being extremely racist so it’s like just because slavery did not exist in the north does not by any means equal that people in the north or not races in fact it in a way worse because they do it on the slick in on the sly they have this Minnesota. Nice ““ attitude, but that Minnesota nice is Minnesota fake.😩💯
I moved to Eagan, mn and was trying to buy a house for almost two years and most of the people wouldn’t sell to me even with a realtor. I had one man walk out and void the sell when he saw I was black
@@gasparyanga3415 Wow that is simply incredibly racist!!! 😱 I know you're telling the truth. That is one of the reasons why there is such a gap between white and blacks when it comes to homeownership in MN. 🤦♀
Went to look at a house in Andover, all the people who was outside at the time were white and stared at me and the wife as if were monsters. Needless to say, we didn't buy there.
Pgh pa is racist as fuck! Irwin, pa all these small ass towns!
@@gasparyanga3415 sad sad sad! No words! Damn shame.
As a white person living in Los Angeles that was quite an eye-opener. I have never been to the south but always heard about it. Racism is absolutely horrible. No wonder the south has some of the poorest states in the nation. Hate does not generate wealth. The place looks so depressing.
Hate breeds poverty for everyone
@@bobbiebaucom2023 Who told you LA has the most tents? have you even been there? Downtown Compton is no less safe than Anniston, Montgomery or birmingham. Your talking alot of garbage you herd of FOX news but your fast food job doesn't pay enough for you to travel.
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@@bobbiebaucom2023 When i got to Los Angeles in 1981 skid row already existed. It is this cluster of few blocks very close to the downtown business district. Not sure about the South but here in L.A but at the time no one lived in downtown it was strictly a working area. Now you have ultra luxury apartment but skid row remains.
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I was born in Birmingham in the 60.and I moved away in 1983.the best move I've made.each time I visit I got pulled over.wow.somethings never change.its so bad that I refuse the move back.sad.because my siblings live there.but they are still lost.
So sad that there is so much hate in the world.
But you in America it's different because there's really no reason to be racist when you think about it
How so?
I am from Baltimore MD and unfortunately we moved to AL. I absolutely hate it my family hates it and we would do almost anything to leave. I hate that my son has to grow up here (all of us are white). I absolutely loved Baltimore I loved the diversity and yes there were bad things about Baltimore. However the education here in Alabama blows and the way these other children act (based on things my son has told me) as well as things I have seen it just blows my mind. Also the way these men speak (based on what my husband has told me from work) it shows the lack of education the whites here have and how they think black and other races are so different they aren't. The Latino people here work so hard and I haven't had a bad experience but the things these people say about them are just flat out wrong and lies. As I stated we are white and because we aren't from here we get treated differently all the time by businesses by school by jobs the list goes on and on. This video is not a lie. I find it so sad.
It is sad and it breaks my heart. Because my son moved to Alabama, and he loves it but I was born in the south and I hate. The prejudice is horrible.
It's sad some places in our country are like this.. Sorry you have to go through that
Let me ask you something. How is Catonsville, MD?
I know I'm not use to it and I'm Hispanic
And to think that your country's is lecturing other countries about human rights. These are the things that should go worldwide. The United States has no mortal high ground to lecture other countries about human rights
As a European it is really interesting to hear these real life cases of racism. Of course there is racism in Europe but the US (specifically the South) really has its own special brand.
It reminds me of East Germany when I visited as a black German 😊
As a Black women raised up north, let me tell you, it’s just as bad in the north. Specifically the Pacific Northwest. They’re just as racist. There are plenty of sundown towns up north. New England area is atrocious with it. I feel like people focus on the south to distract from the north, or to make it seem like only half of amerikkka is racist AF, when actually ALL OF IT IS.
@@melanoticlife9882 exactly, it ain’t just South, I currently live in Texas cause of Family, but I used to live in Colorado and lemme tell ya…. Lots of Sundown Towns up there, Colorado actually had some of the most KKK members at one point In History, and guess which had the most at one point as well, even more than Bama, OREGON. After all they don’t call it the Wild West for nuthin, the sad part is believe it or not I LITERALLY experienced more racism in Colorado than down here In East Texas. That says a lot, trust me.
There are no particular levels of racism. One form of racism is no better than the other. Hatred is hatred.
Wrong up north
Mane.. your intro is priceless.. your dialogue is impeccable.. and your opinion about how to deal with the R word is pellucid. Thanks for the info 🙏🏿
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This is absolutely true about Cullman. I have relatives there and have been there multiple times growing up. And some of it is so slight, so insidious, you almost blink and you miss it. Like someone making a big to-do about a Black family moving in closeby, or realizing that you've spent an entire day in town and not run into one POC. I'm white but my mom worries each time we go back that someone will pick up on the fact I'm queer, and we'd run into a whole other level of bigotry then. It's a damn shame the place is like that, too, because it's around some truly gorgeous places and like you said, if you look just so, the people treat you marvelously. It's heartbreaking not everyone can enjoy them in safety because of hatred, though. I love your videos, this is another great one as always. Love y'all's work, keep it up.
thank you for being here with us. Luke 7:39-50 Jesus forgives a prostitute while condemning so called "religious leaders". I assure you someone like yourself has more chance to be saved than those "claiming" to be righteous but being hypocrites. Many of those Alabamians who act homophobic and conservative are gayer than you ever will. They just cant show it. I knew one in my short time in Alabama who ended up doing ALL SORTS of things for drugs.. same people critical of others for smaller details. Those who think their are standing should be careful not to fall.
I helped a buddy of mine promote a concert in Cullman back in the 90 's. NEVER AGA
IN.
I was born and raised in a small town in Tennessee in 1963. As with most modern- day laws being what they are, those laws were not as stringent back then. Racism was not watered- down or hidden during my upbringing, but as long as you minded your own business and stayed on your side of town, things were tolerable. Now, some 50 years later, the hate has reared its ugly head with a vengence! It's even more widespread and vicious than I remembered as a child! Did anyone besides just me notice an uprising in racial disparities between 2018 and the present? I wonder why?
Much of it is Democrats divisiveness
It's your world I just live in it is what I'd say to the racists
@a.a.staffing5272
Oh yeah .... suuuuuuuuuure its the Dems divisiveness .... right
* shaking head *
Old adages are/become
"old sayings" ONLY BCUZ of ONE reason: they're the TRUTH .... people identify w/old sayings ..... the VAST MAJORITY of ALL folk KNOW THE OLD SAYINGS 2B TRUE 👍 👌 ✋️ 🤚🏻 🙋♀️ 🙋♂️❗️
THAT ALL being said ❓️ ❓️
There's TWO OBVIOUS points 2B made regarding the F'in IDIOT [above] who expressed the comment
" Its the Democrat's divisiveness "
1● The person who left
the comment identifies
as a Republican ....
.......... DEF a GOP'er
2● The aforementioned
"old saying/adage" most
relevent in THIS case
🤔 💭 ❓️
" A dog
smells
HIS OWN SHIT 💩
first " ✔️ ✅️
Thus ❓️
Also to the aforementioned F'in IDIOT: regarding the dog that smelled ITS OWN 💩 first ❓️
Yaaas idiot ..... THAT BE YOU ❗️
YOU ARE a GOP piece of shite 💩
.... AND ..... its the disgusting racism & profound divisiveness attributed MOSTLY TO YOUR own political party that has/is infecting the country ❗️
So there ❗️
Project UR OWN ISSUES much❓️
.... pffft .....
Hey there-> a.a.staffing5272 ❓️
Oh yeah .... suuuuuuuuuure its the Dems divisiveness .... right
* shaking head *
Old adages are/become
"old sayings" ONLY BCUZ of ONE reason: they're the TRUTH .... people identify w/old sayings ..... the VAST MAJORITY of ALL folk KNOW THE OLD SAYINGS 2B TRUE 👍 👌 ✋️ 🤚🏻 🙋♀️ 🙋♂️❗️
THAT ALL being said ❓️ ❓️
There's TWO OBVIOUS points 2B made regarding the F'in IDIOT [above] who expressed the comment [a.a.staffing5272]
" Its the Democrat's divisiveness "
1● The person who left
the comment identifies
as a Republican ....
.......... DEF a GOP'er
2● The aforementioned
"old saying/adage" most
relevent in THIS case
🤔 💭 ❓️
" A dog
smells
HIS OWN SHIT 💩
first " ✔️ ✅️
Thus ❓️
Also to the aforementioned F'in IDIOT: regarding the dog that smelled ITS OWN 💩 first ❓️
Yaaas idiot ..... THAT BE YOU ❗️
YOU ARE a GOP piece of shite 💩
.... AND ..... its the disgusting racism & profound divisiveness attributed MOSTLY TO YOUR own political party that has/is infecting the country ❗️
So there ❗️
Project UR OWN ISSUES much❓️
..... pffft .....
True. Just spoke on this. They were given permission to come out without limitations.
We should all know it's taught in their homes. Ignorant people passing down ignorance to their children. And then, we end up with this mess!
you know! thats exactly how it works. think how evil of a person you have to be to TEACH A CHILD HATE
You're so right...🙏🏽
Exactly ! 🤦🏽♀️😡
It is. White children are taught by their parents to hate black people and black children are taught by their parents to hate white people. I teach my children we’re all just people.
100% correct. That's why our inner cities are war zones.
Awesome video. I feel this type of content is needed to reach the Bowels of these types of communities. Again, awesome video man.
There are over 500 towns in Illinois that were sundown towns until the 60s or later…some probably today. Ohio, Indiana, Iowa…..not just the south. A previous viewer said…all over. That said, some places are worse than others.
Absolutely. In 1996 I was warned not to be in certain downs after the sun sets. Thus was by gas station attended, and even the local police officer.
@@alfredmalloy5124 did they say specifically places safe or if entire town was meanf to be implied off limits so to speak by what it sounds like from what you stated they said
Yes there is racism everywhere but the south has the worst! The red states have more racism, poverty and violence! Look it up! Where I live in Illinois I do not see hardly any, I live above a black family and there are white ppl on my left side, there are Spanish ppl that live across the street, and we all talk and like each other, I have NEVER experienced racism until I moved to Arkansas (a red state) and I would constantly hear them use the N word and say they would never let any black people live in our city! I couldn't live there and was ashamed of being white! I was not raised like that! I was taught that there is good and bad in every color and to respect everyone!
Am in SW Ohio, there is Klan here Seen them know them Last one I knew now in prison
Where at in Illinois? My family is from Cario Illinois and I haven't seen these towns here in Illinois. 😊
Powerful, man. Made me sadder and wiser. More human, and it is worth it.
After watching this video I just want to offer up a smile and a hug to everyone watching this video. 😊 Unfortunately this list is needed and was well made and the way it was put forth was as excellent as could be with the subjects it covers.
Great video Nino, I'm a a afro Latina from Chicago and believe me a lot of that happens here an I have to admit it takes its toll an you find yourself reacting in kind but I try to take a step back and remind myself how bad it hurts to receive such hatred and correct my attitude and be who I was raised to be and the values I was taught so thanks for the reminder to not own anyone else's trauma,drama or bitterness
Thank you for your work, observations and insights.
I still live in East Texas and the scariest moments for myself was passing through Jasper, Texas ,going to Louisiana with my family whenever I was younger. This was even before the incident that happened.
typical south
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS yes indeed
Jasper, Texas, the incident that you are speaking of. Is it when the black man, was, Dragged behind, the truck? Is this the incident?
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS IM FROM LOUISIANA AND RACISM IS UP NORTH TOO
@@ThePrinceOfTheTalkbox of course it is, its everywhere. but nothing comes as close to the deep south.. unless you go to Africa where they still got pigmy slaves
Thank you for posting these warnings ❤
I really wish I had the means to show SC in this light. I've known other places in the south were bad but your video and all the comments are absolutely the mirror of what my family has been through here in South Carolina. I don't allow my children to come back after they grow up. Because of health issues and the expenses behind them and the Hassel of changing doctors I'm not able to leave yet but in the next 2 yrs this suck hole will not have me anymore. I'll be stable enough to leave and my youngest daughter and I will not have to hear how great SC is from ppl around us that don't look like us. While thier enjoying visiting "The Slave Market" A full 10 blocks of reminders,(tourist attractions)stone blocks(selling blocks) Cobble lane( Cobble lame literally the place where the weak slaves were beaten to death..the houses on the battery where we were made to work. The Courthouse where our identities were changed and if that's not enough The church where Dillan Roof took the life of our family members after they befriended him,fed him and gave him a place to worship. Then the police took an uncuffed dilan(after shooting up a church! to eat at and after (uncuffed to the courthouse jail not the rat hole they usually take criminals in county to wait on transport. My friends and family that are here are slowly working our way out. This expensive Heck hole is one of the birth places of hate and horrible past and the present(my children have memories) creators of what racism was born to be and no where to live . My mother and father got stationed here in the 80"s and until we got older I didn't understand why my father refused to leave. He told us never give in to hate. Now I realize this fight will never end because now they Beat us on Paper and less in the streets so I'll literally never be able to be whole.if I stay here. Sad😢 I can only wish for better than here because my fight as a black person will always be here just hopefully not as bad as this place was. So sad.
Yup Charleston should of been first on the list..this shit ridiculous on how we live
My youngest daughter was planning on moving to SC from Puerto Rico with her husband. He saw a job opportunity and she has always wanted to move to the states for the same reason and so when she asked what I thought I said yes immediatelly. Knowing the kind of person she is, an amazing young lady, educated, decent, responsible I saw no problem with that.
Then I started searching for info related to that area and I changed my mind. I was so scared for her and called her back a couple of days later and told her how I felt.
Fortunately, they had already changed their minds about the trip and so I felt better.
They started a dog grooming business and that's what they're doing and it's going good thanks God..
@@hectornegron9155 I'm so proud of her and your a great parent for making sure her move wasn't to a place that would treat her as if she didn't matter. . As a minority here our business tax isn't the same. Where they let us have a business is regulated (you can tell by the business owner's in the areas that were once forbidden as early as 1985 for us to have one or live) . This is absolutely not a place for anyone that is on a journey starting a business or raising a family. That's great you all researched. My best friend is Caucasian and her husband and I have literally had to stop her from fighting when I'm treated unfairly here. In restaurants,gym,even a parking area in what they call downtown Charleston an attendant looked over me to her and asked if she wanted to park with them as if my car didn't belong to me.. it's to the point now it's crazy to be here. Like I said I can't wait to leave and I'm glad you cared enough to look into the history here that is so needed before we move somewhere. Good luck to her with her family and business and I know she'll do way better than if she was here.p.s. you can look it up. We still have a law on the books here that when a white person is on the sidewalk you must step into the street it's called 'slavery Codes" and applied to case law her Still!! Smh You made a great decision!!
@@brandy918 Thanks Brandy, I really appreciate your kind words. There's nothing more important in my life than my kids.
The first thing I did was check out the company my son in law was gonna work at. Then I searched for comments from ex employees and it was terrible. Practically all of them, negative comments in terms of how they treat their employees.
Be safe and be blessed dear friend. I'm praying for your well being and I really hope you can get out of that situation ASAP.
@hector negron Thank you
Bless you also and yes my health is better and looking for a home... far away from here. ❤️
A big hug and much love from The Netherlands. Everybody deserves warmth and love. I’m white, but I look to personality, not to skin. Everybody is my friend, except when people don’t treat me nice. Good luck, I wish you the best. 👍🏻
Absolutely God bless
@@b70414 God bless you to.
@@micheldiab5553 Thank you that makes me feel better I’m sorry I’m not up to par or nephew passed away four days ago it was only 23 but I love all of God’s creatures
Thank you. I am white as well. I am American but personally I am so ashamed of our race problems in the South. It's so ridiculous imo.
@@emilycryder1096❤
I'm happy that you are making people aware of these city's my friend..thank you.. I wished everyone would get along...
Smile..and God bless you...
Thankyou for explaining this, had no idea or clue the what you're showing really was.
I have a friend from the Caribbean.. Sadly he and his family were turned away because of their skin color, from a restaurant in Daytona Beach, right there on the main boulevard! I didn’t think that kind of thing existed in a big touristy city like that. Another place where I saw racism was in Marshall, Virginia. A big sign on the outside of a restaurant said “whites only.” I am just appalled to see this kind of thing going on today! I lived in Hawaii during the 50s. Those were the best years of my life because everyone got along. There was no thing like racism there at the time. When I came back to the states in the 60s we drove across the southern part of the country to our new home in Virginia. There were signs of racism throughout the entire trip, a big change from Hawaii. And now it is being used to divide us. Why can’t we leave the past now, learn from it, and move forward. Make it a better country where we all work together to that end? It does not have to be this way today, and we must put a stop to it!
Hate in they heart
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Where? No hate in my heart, only sadness. Sadness to see it being used to divide us. God will take care of the rest.
What YEAR was the "whites only" sign seen in Marshall, Virginia? I do not believe it could have been past 1965.
Was this restaurant in a shack down a dead end dirt road in an all white Appalachian hollow? Even then I doubt it would last all that long... Anywhere else a restaurant with a Whites only sign in a restaurant window today would very quickly lead to big trouble for that restaurant, no doubt. It was either some freak looking for trouble which they almost surely found(!), perhaps some kind of stupid prank, or else you are just lying. Yeah this makes me seriously doubt your other statement about the black couple being turned away due to race. It may have been at least partly so to something else, but in some places restaurant discrimination is still a thing. I don't doubt that as I have seen it myself, but I none the less now have very serious reason to doubt the truthfulness of your story!
@@fazbell I don't remember exactly when but it around 2017 when the democrats and republicans could no longer agree on much. I wish I had gotten a picture for proof, but it made all the newspapers around there. Now it's all hushed up. There were lawsuits and I believe the owner countered and said he could serve anyone he wanted. Eventually the restaurant was closed and I don't know what happened to the owners. The whole incident lasted about a week.
Well even the United Kingdom too, my uncle told me that they were driving from London to Birmingham and made a decision to stop in a small town in a pub, what happened the lights went out, the bartender started saying "we have a blackout " and kept repeating it. They drove off and look back, the lights came back on😢.
Wowwwww….
That is nuts !!!!
I hear you Sir….I am a women of colour born and living in London 🇬🇧 all my life. I have been called the N word on more than 1 occasion. My parents never taught me racist words/behaviours. I grew up in a mixed neighbourhood so was surprised at the time but not shocked. Living in London and meeting ppl of many different ethnicities taught me to grow a thick skin by way of disregarding bigots, and treating ppl the way I want to be treated which is with respect and decency.
We all live in very testing times across the world 🌎 …..the challenge we face is to keep a firm grip on our mental fortitude to keep raising above it, never let it hold you down or keep you back.
@@yvonnecampbell3283 GM, are you Jamaican? Why, a lot of us have your last name, however racism is worldwide 🌐, we cannot escape it, some are mild and some just harsh. I went to Cambridge in Canada 🇨🇦 back in 2001 to a bar and soon we got there the white woman begun to turn off the lights, she said she was closing, 😆.
Wow
Way to raise awareness thanks for this video brother
Thank you for sharing your experiences in the south. As a female in Construction, I face the racism in the form of mysogeny. I grew up on Tampa, Fl and was subjected to the discrimination in a more subtle fashion. I was always given busy work and passed over for opportunities. I soon learned to create my own opportunities and the guys felt entitled to steel them from me. That caused lots of conflicts. I relocated to Atl Ga for a job opportunity and found that Georgia also had the discrimination against women engineers and in Construction and didn’t even feel the need to hide it. They are in- your - face nasty! And not everyone feels that way however, the mysogenist get control over the others and force them to also be nasty to me or they will get repercussions. I have developed a habit that I will not engage with anyone that cannot speak to me in a professional manner. I get my work done but I will not let them disturb my peace. Its not easy but I like where I live in the mountains.
Duh I hears what you say berbera eyes agrees dat you needs to be spoken in progressional matter. Eyes thinks use jus wond ful. Hahaha
That so sad prayers for you sweetheart
@@korinanarvaez9767 well thank you.
Hi Bárbara, I hear you sis.
I was in an exclusively male working environment as a water inspector for the city.
While not outwardly hostile, I would catch little phrases and thing's that showed me I wasn't welcome. But when they found out I came in making more money than some of them--
It got worse. I stayed there 20 years, made good$$ then got the F out. It wasn't worth the aggravation. I've had it with these fkn sexist males. Wish I could move to Lesbos, but it doesn't exist anymore.
Sounds more like sexism (in addition to racism).
I'm a new subscriber. Your show is one of the best I've seen in a great while! Keep it up my brother. If you don't mind I'd like to share this episode with my family. GOD bless and stay safe whatever that is.
Glad to be here for ya
You are on point . This life the feelings . I’m from the Bx NY . I purchased land n home in Ga . Exactly between Montgomery and Atlanta exactly around 100 miles to each city . The year I purchased my home I had a cross burning while I was at work and my oldest son was watching his little sister . When I was 4 living off Fordham rd Decatur Ave . Same thing we had a private house and a mob related gang was going to throw Molotov cocktails in our windows because they wanted us out the neighborhood as they wanted to burn tenement buildings across the street for insurance . This was the 70s in many parts of the Bronx and other places in NY we moved regardless of my parents buying that home . I’m here in Ga stood my ground . You can’t keep running away from hate . I’m bi racial and Love everyone . I avoid people that’s not intelligent . I feel Since 2016 the Hate has had a really big comeback around the country it’s awful . Love to you and yours and everyone that supports you .
Thanks. I feel better In Florida the hate In Alabama was too much for me. I am hispanic but i love black people and being In Alabama was slowly wearing that away.
I wonder if Trump's daddy was involved in some of that ? Fred Trump was a big slumlord & he was into the " whitening"
up of NYC / NJ as was his Sonnie...
How can a person treat or really hate a person for their color or where they come from that's really crazy as hell.
...You sound very sheltered. People cling to their culture like a drug.
Young minorities today need to wakeup and know these places never went away, immigrants that are non- white need to know this , if other black and brown people are going missing in the USA , Indigenous women ,black ,Hispanic and others know the demographics and know your whereabouts, stay safe and thank you for continuing to shed light on these racist hell holes .
I live in the South Central part of Kansas and it is a racist hellhole.
There is obviously a strong correlation among abject racism, ignorance/lack of education, cultural traditions/influences, and inner insecurities. But when it comes to racism and poverty, I’m not sure which precedes the other. They obviously feed on each other, but which is the fuel and which is the spark of the vicious circle?
You do know that racism is taught and not learned. Racism doesn't not have monetary lines.
Facts
So true.
This is so heart breaking to me.
My experience was totally different. I'm white and grew up in Los Angeles. The blacks hated me and called me names all the time. The Latino's were for the most part pretty cool. I married my Latina neighbor. I literally had to fight all the time, not my choice but one time I had to fight for my life and the life of my family. I sadly had to take a life. I moved to Arkansas and worked a lot in construction in Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi. Everyone was pretty cool and we had every ethnic group working together. We would visit each other after work and drink beers together. They became like family. To this day, If I walk through a neighborhood like Knickerson Gardens or a city like Compton, I'm gonna be on the news and you'll be reading my obituary. I can guarantee the Pork & Bean neighborhood in Florida would never welcome me.
Was attacked by 5or6,(don’t know if the last guy got in on it or not),in Boley Oklahoma,just because I’m white.But I will always remember the person throwing them off me was black.And like he said I started down the road of racism.But when I’m in most depressed time of my life I found God was real and He took all hatred away and now I’m married to a woman of color.
Thanks, good video. I really liked your perspectives.
Absolutely I am fed up with racism I don’t care what ethnic background somebody is God made us all and God can take it away God bless
Am from T=the Caribbean, both my sons were born in Germany. Finally settled in Huntsville Al, my oldest befriended his now wife while attending UAB. She's from Cullman. It's being 10 yrs and my grandson is absolutely my heart
Your doing great young Jedi. Very informative and interesting to a Nevada gal who hasn't been back East. I thought it was bad here, but damn , this is sad.
We drove in a big school van to a class trip in the Okeefenokee Swamp in far southern Georgia near Florida. We were the only ones there in very early spring at the campsite waiting to start the day and two guys come up to tell us about what rentals and activities they had. They stopped short and looked at the town and northern state on the van and said "Oh you're from ___" You dont got any of those dark people here with you do you?" My friend changed the subject and tried to ask questions about the visitors center.
I am certain that Hollywood has covered some of these towns in horror movies. One of them was one called" Night of The Living Dead".
The original stars a Black man.
There are some places in North Georgia that you dont want to be in after dark. Good video!
I have herd that!! 😳😳😳 stretching into western NC is bad too from what i saw.
*unioncounty* cough/cough
Yup, Forsyth/cumming Ga. It has dark history towards blacks. But, even other southern Georgia towns like Leesburg/Lee County Georgia. Places are racist. There are more though.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Raleigh NC is good when it comes to race.
Montgomery is a horrible place for Mexicans the blacks and whites give them hell.. it’s sad
Thanks for the information I had absolutely no idea
Never ran into a group that was not racist, and prejudiced. Ever. Some groups keep their hatreds more hidden than others. Some groups are more in your face than others.
Thanks 🙏 For The Information!!!
I lived in many cities but one of the most racist cities that use to be friendly, is Seattle WA. It has got to be the weirdest, most hateful and violent cities, in the country! Over the past 3 years it has become more racist than Atlanta, L. A. and Memphis, put together!
I always wanted to go visit Seattle. I attend Golden Gate University online and they have a satellite campus up there (the others are San Francisco and San Jose). This is sad to hear.
@@Quibblet It's also a very odd, and weird place! People here hardly ever speak to one another unless they have something negative or aggressively nasty to say! This includes all races and cultures here! The 2 or 3% Blacks that are from the USA and live in Seattle are mostly standoffish, as well! These drugs may have something to do with a lot of it but not totally and it also has one of the highest populations homelessness in the nation. San-Francisco, has a high population of homeless also but at least they have SAVVY! You'd have to see it (Seattle) to believe it! I can't wait to get hell🔥👿out, of this 😇"SANCTUARY-CITY!"💯
Seattle is trash 🗑️
I so agree being from Memphis and living in many states and cities Seattle was my worst experience of racism
Great channel, thank you.
Well I love how this man lay it down on the respect tip and what they don’t put up with he spoke very well all the way thru this content blessings to him
As a black man from the island's I been see this glad others speaking out they are sick mentally I swear at times I ignore because if you give it too much energy it might consume so I stay positive and upbeat racism is not just black and white here though prejudice amongst other hateful living the American culture sucks when you know the depths of it it's all lie there is no American dream
see we aint like that on the islands 🌴 these people out here consumed by hate.
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS I swear the vibe is different that's why on my journey when I encounter people I encourage them to travel and live all this other stuff is nonsense it's sad
I am Colombian I love happiness no time for hate
Great video and awesome points
Good to see someone discuss racism without ranting. You did a great job.
I appreciate this keep me from moving to these places,I heard Florida was one as well some parts,I hope that's on the list
Avoid the norther part of the state. South of 4 its better
I'm a Hispanic from TN, and from what I've come to believe is that the modern South isn't so much racist as much as it is tribal, and is suspicious of _all_ outsiders in general. I've had people be racist to me as well in more direct ways, but as long as you carry yourself with humility, compassion, confidence, and stay prayed up, you can disarm most people and put them at ease. I believe the South is still spiritually shell-shocked from the civil rights clashes, the Civil War, and the elimination of the indigenous peoples from here. Becoming the constant butt-end for comedy and prejudice from other parts of the US further reinforces the tribalism as well. The land needs healing, and the cities and people need a lot of prayer.
Thank you Adam, my husband is Hispanic, I'm white and we're planning on moving to northern Alabama. I was happy listening to Jose's earlier videos and found them to be informative, and then ALL OF A SUDDEN he did this 180 and I feel there are pieces to the puzzle that are missing from his story. I have friends from the south and they have not said the things he's saying. And other TH-camrs, that are Hispanic, LOVE Alabama! So IDK what to believe here. I don't want to move anywhere that isn't SAFE for both of us, of course...But we simply can't afford to stay in my home state of Minnesota, PLUS we want to be where there are more conservative Christian's, and Minnesota is very BLUE. 😢God Bless You and Jose and his wife. 🙏🏻🇺🇸
They can keep their crap I am in Florida 🌴
@@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS Where were you from before you went to Florida, and what race are you?
@@lindamarie1696 Thank you Linda! I'm glad I could be of help. If you're moving to the Huntsville area I think you'll be ok 👌. I hope you and your husband find a good place to call home. Take care, and God bless you!
Arkansas is very racist
Well said and we’ll done. Safe travels 😊
Back in 2009 my family was road tripping from California to North Carolina. Along the way we stopped somewhere in Alabama for gas (not sure the exact town). There were about 5 other cars parked in the lot and as soon as we got out the car EVERYONE stopped what they were doing and stared at us up until we left. It was weird and a very uncomfortable situation.
Racism is born out of ignorance and intolerance. I lived in NYC when I was a kid. I am Jewish and when I moved down here to Atlanta I was shocked when I went into a store in Kennesaw and saw so much Nazi symbols, Klannsman costumes and all out hatred of other people. I walked out of that place and wanted to throw up right there. Yet people were buying from him.
It's because you were strangers that all!
Stop making excuses
I’m a fair complexion Hispanic and have this thick country accent. We were passing by Mississippi heading to Florida. I was traveling with my ex-wife, sister-in-law and other friends that are white, any way we stopped at a store to fuel up and buy some snacks. The lady and gentlemen at the counter were super friendly we were talking it up while my friend was pumping gas. When a Mexican guy walked in looking for the restroom and I spoke Spanish and told him where it was. OMG😂 you should have seen the way their facial expressions changed in a instant. At that moment the friendly banter was over and the short cut communication started. When my friend came in and the rest of the people in my group was ready to pay the lady at the counter wouldn’t talk to me she just talked to my ex wife. I didn’t care, I didn’t feel bad or didn’t feel anything at all. My ex and the rest of the in-laws and friends were extremely apologetic after that. But I was like hey just stop apologizing for something that y’all didn’t do. 😂unless y’all feel the same way then my brown ass is in big trouble😂. It was just dumb how ignorant some people are. That way as my very first experience with racism.
I’m from Southern California and haven’t experienced serious racism so thanks for the insight and in depth look on what’s going on in the other side of the country!
Sundown towns were actually more common in the Midwest than most of the south and probably still are that way. I still won't move to the deep south but the Carolinas are nice.
Mannnnn don't let that fool. I been in Cali for 2 years norcal to be exact and have stories from my experience and from what others told they experience out in cali trust me the same stuff going on in regions is the same stuf in cali no difference at all
Just cali try to cover theirs up and that's the worse part it fool people into something it's really not
I have definitely experienced some form of racism but I have never been to any of those towns you mentioned and I don’t intent to any time soon. Good video. Thank you.
If the United States didn't put these laws in place day would not exist all blacks are not allowed get out before sun down
My mom and dad raised us that we are all human beings no matter what color you are. Why can't we all just get along , I'll never understand this and I'm old.
Amazing videography. Simple; yet, emotional. ❤
Just got you a new subscriber, keep putting that truth out bro
Great video and life saving commentary. Bless you brother. I've never been to Vicksburg, but my mother's side of the family is from there. I'm from Michigan.
Michigan is so different when it comes to race.
Absolutely a great educational video I’m from the Virginia DC area
I loved your closing statements: give more of yourself. Kindness and caring for people is or should create happiness...like sunshine laughter and the beach...it fills the soul.
So I hope everyone's endeavors eventually become good ones. This video saddened me so I'll just say ...love to all❤
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Thank you for the video. Very nice job.
I appreciate you putting video's like this because there's ppl that are not of aware of some of these places could be like you said on the video.. but is very educational and keep up the good work , i would have to say i agree with the brothers that comment they will never turn the other check because i feel the same way if someone trys to be offensive or try to hurt me or my family or friends i will defend myself and them if someone triesto hurt us.. i was born and raised in new york all my life and trust me when say nyc is full of racism is just not as open Like in the south, And i know is not all whites. is for those that are. but there's neighborhoods in nyc thats all white especially at nights you would see or you dont have to see it just feel it, it's in vibe around you that makes you feel different makes you feel like you don't belong because your a person of color.. and you telling yourself dam i was born in this city, nyc and i still feel like this even the the police make you feel like you dont belong, i seen how white ppl look and treat blacks, and how blacks are discriminate in nyc for just waking around or going into a store how the employees and managers of that stores would just follow the black ppl in stores but never follow the whites and i have seen the whites shoplifting but nobody watches or follows them.. and could tell you some many stories and experience i could write a book of my entire life of things i witnessed so many discrimination against black ppl that makes me sick to my stomach how white ppl and other nationality could treat ppl of color like this especially blacks. Just wanted to infor those ppl that might not know or be aware of.. because maybe you never experience this before. it happens to ppl of color especially those of dark skin.. so i do understand that is deeper then this 24:22 , how ppl of color especially blacks are treated so unfairly on so many levels in society just because their black its so sad it breaks my heart.. and please try to gave some compassion because you could know what black person have to go through, just on a day by day
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO. VERY INFORMATIVE AND INSIGHTFUL.
Thank you for this. It was done tastefully and with proper style. As a Puerto Rican male with a permanent minor tan (Mhmm), the people in these towns will probably not want to see me asking for arroz con habichuelas y pernil(Rice, beans and pork shoulder, lol. I like this documentary. Thanks again. You earned sub. Gracias hermano.
That line about ''trying to kill you if you pick up any kind of fame or success'' was solid truth. I'm from the South, but music took me all the way to Hawaii and back- 30 years of ramblin'. Unlike everything else in this vid., this particular ''fact'' of life may be true most everywhere. It's great (I'm guessing!) if you can live in gated communities, and have bodyguards, but if you are just a ''local celebrity''- watch your back. Got to the point about a decade ago, where if a local paper wanted to interview me, I'd beg off, by explaining that I can't afford another shattered windshield. And that is just the beginning of my ''hard time blues'' tales. Seemed like they used the dates and times of my regular gigs to vandalize my place. Neighbors: ''we never saw nothing, but can you donate a performance to our block party?''. And BTW, the situation really hurts the music, because it shrinks the soul.
It is written that hate is murder in the heart. Can't go to heaven with that heart
This exists here in cities in Colorado in Denver, Central Park and Aurora to name a few.
That's crazy I guess I was in the right spot I didn't get that when I was in Denver
I experience this kind of hate from other blacks as well. It's so sad we still have to go through this in 2023. Keep making these videos people must be informed. 😊
Interesting point. Racism from within 🧐
The fact that black people treat each other this way after knowing our own history is just sickening if you ask me
I'm white and In Alabama on many many occasions I've been a victim of racism that's how I feel watching this video.. I believe we all should be the best we can and we can't do that hating anyone else or anything. God bless everyone we all bleed red ❤
I've never understood racism... People are people to me. Where I live in Mississippi, as a white woman, men of all ages and races go out of their way to hold the door open for me. One of the sweetest things I've ever seen was an old white man with a cane who had a store door partly opened to go in when a young black guy was coming out. The old guy motioned for the young guy to come out first while the young guy was motioning for the old guy to come in first while he held the door. I kid you not... they went back and forth 4 or 5 times, each one motioning and smiling for the other one to go first. The young guy finally convinced the old guy to come in while he held the door for him.
As they do all over the south.I have traveled and worked up and down the east coast for over 15 years.This guy is a race baiting clown.He supposedly lived in some horrible racist place in Alabama which I have lived for 50 years.Wished he would hit me up sometime when he is in Mobile so I could debunk his videos.
UNDERSTAND THIS BECAUSE ITS A NATURAL FACT ,,,, BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER ,,,
@@madeucedancinclub2452 it is not natural to hate because of their skin color.,. Hate is not natural
@@dalagamble3164 I NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT HATE, GROW UP
@@madeucedancinclub2452 racism is hate… you hate a person by their skin tone. It’s no birds of a feather logic here. Racism is hate it’s difference. Seek knowledge
I live in sc im glad I live in this state I couldn't live in a place that is rotting in racism its a disease thank you for showing this I hope it opens eyes
Thanks For Sharing This Disclosure ❗🙏🇺🇲🙏🌎
Well said my brother 👏 🙌 👍 thank you!
Great message & informative content!
Look at these comments tho 🤦
Those people are very dangerous they are not going to change pray for them and keep going am glad that you made it out alive
New Subscriber. Great video. 👍
Thank you for this video...I am not surprised at all
Being from Montgomery I’ve learned that there’s good people here of all colors but sometimes the bad overshadows the good. It’s part of the black belt which is a very poor area of the state that has lacked investment for years. Birthplace of the civil rights movement. The schools need help so education here is lacking. The new generation is bringing change and that gives hope for the future. Racism here is a line that not too many are bold enough to cross “out in public”. It’s more low key racist lol. From my experience Oklahoma was way more racist than Bama... I felt out of place everywhere I went. I love Alabama just wish things were better. Nice footage of the historical parts of Selma and Da Gump👍🏾
Who the crap is gonna invest in a racist lazy place
I'm surprised that no places in Georgia or Arkansas had made it onto your list despite it being close in proximity to the places that were. Would you say any places in GA and AR would make honorable mentions? Outside of these states though would you say that we as a country and society have come a long way since those days compared to these regions?
AR and GA definitely were considered for this list. too many good contenders to win tho. MACON GA, and the things i saw in SW AR .. yikes
Little Rock, Arkansas. My freshman year in college the KKK people had a protest at a school called Little Rock Central every year on a particular date. This was in 92. Bryant Arkansas is also another town with issues and definitely Texas!
@Bree you'll be fine. I live in Jonesboro & it's majority blacks here...not too far from Atlanta. About 15 mins south. Haven't experienced any racism & been here 34 years.
@@bree-qg8sf Jonesboro is predominately black and no issues with racism because I lived in Jonesboro. Nice small town 😊
Especially Forsyth, GA
Neeeever move there