I have my own personal experiences with these type of cops. One of them happened at my university school. I actually typed a word document and I have it saved. In Winter 2018, during my final semester, a black campus police stopped me when I was walking into the building. He did not believe I was a student there. There was a security guard sitting in another truck watching the entire thing. No one else was around because it was a Sunday. He asked to see my ID and checked it with a man on his walky-talky. I told him I had been a student here for four years, and he can go inside and ask anyone, because almost everyone in the building knew me, or has heard of me by reputation. I had never seen that black cop before though. After the guy told him I was clear and I checked out clean, he looked to the side in disappointment because he could not find anything on me. Let me tell you something. When I say disappointed, I mean he had the most disappointed expression I have ever seen. He looked to the side and up in the air, and made a deep breath and sigh. I stood there smirking at his face. I was going to pull out my phone and start recording, but it was already too late and I did not want him pulling his gun on me for no reason. There is a white female teacher I would talk to frequently in her office about school and life. She would tell me about changes coming to school before anyone else. She is a design teacher at the school and she is cool. I am not putting her name out there. I told her what happened and she said I should have reported him to the sergeant. The black cops can actually be more r*cist. It is as though they have a point to prove to their bosses and fit in with the system. Most people don't realize it. This same cop was watching me at graduation when everyone was taking pictures and saying goodbye. I should make a video on it and send it to the school. I did not report him at the time because I was thinking in my mind, "I am going to graduate in two or three months, and I will never have to see him again." So I left it alone. As for my document, this is what I typed: "7-29-2018 *I was walking into the ATEC building and the black police officer outside of ATEC was waiting and stepped out of his blue squad car. He asked me for my ID and I pulled it out and gave it to him. He asked why I did not have a Comet Card. I said I have never needed one. He said he goes around and checks 'random' people because he has the right to on campus. When I said I don’t have a comet card, he said, 'Don’t you think that is a little… STRANGE?' I responded by saying 'No.' He said, 'It’s not because you’re black.' He said he has never seen me on campus, and I told him I have been going to ATEC at UTD since Fall 2014. He asked if I have seen him before and I said yes. He respond, 'And you never came to speak to me?' in an attempt to be funny. He also asked after that, 'You don’t like to talk to police?' I just sort of threw my arms up in a sarcastic way thinking, ['you wonder why']. He ends the discussion by saying, 'I know your last name is Po++cy and I know where you live.' As though he was trying to prove a point as usual. Does he stop visitors everyday as well? I think he only came to me because he has seen me before. Most of ATEC knows who I am."* That was my encounter with that campus cop. He wanted to find something negative about me so bad. It was like talking to a demon. There was no one else around. It was only me, him, and the other white security guard who watched it all. I highly doubt he had a body camera on him. I wonder if any other students had issues with him. This was at the University of Texas at Dallas. It is at least 98% Indian and Asian population at the school. Only ATEC had different ethnic groups of students. He decided to pick out the one dark skin black guy walking into the building on a Sunday. There was nothing else I could do in the moment other than use my Aizen Sousuke tricks on him. The one time my phone was not in my pocket was that day. I could not reach in my bag because he would have used it an excuse to pull out his gun. I smirked in his face like Vegeta and Broly the entire time.
Sorry you had to deal with that,I’m 100% black ,I also just now experiencing this I was pulled over by a young black sheriff officer, he said I was going 40 on a 30 speed limit I told him I apologize.
Its crazy be cause I remember on the famous Jett Jackson, he was harassed by 2 cops. One was black, and someone thought thet were thrown in to make it look less racist
For anyone that watched that’s so raven growing up, you’ll understand that Victor rarely gets angry, only going full “dad mode” when his kids do something against his rules. So seeing him go all “dad mode” on a cop for harassing his grandkid is kickass.
@@chrisgomez1840 no person of color feels safe around cops. That’s the sad truth about America, it’s way too easy to become a cop so virtually every racist asshole feels they have the right to shoot a black person just cause.
@@chrisgomez1840 It was really heartbreaking when in the next episode Booker tried so hard to relive his childhood because it was a time he felt safe. It really shook him up
Because of what happened Raven probably didn't think about mentioning that time also both Raven and Victor appeared in both episodes that talked about racism
The "but you're alive" at the end, combined with the way Raven shouted Booker's name, really got me crying. Gone are the days where Disney wouldn't even touch subjects like this, and I am so, so glad they talking about it in screen. Wow.
Disney has touch subjects like this. In fact Disney used to be really bold. They stopped being bold for a long time and Raven did also deal with racism and that’s a raven. She also dealt with people picking on her because of her weight and that’s so Raven.
This reminds of a fresh prince of bel air episode where bunch if cops pull over Will and Carlton for having Uncle Phil’s legal partner’s car when they were just going to bring them back to him but cops thought they were stealing the car. I love the part where Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv tells the cops off.
Same With the Family Matters Episode ''Good Cop, Bad Cop'' When Eddie was Pulled Over by 2 Racist Cops & His Father Carl Who is a Cop Confronted those Two at a Donut Shop, Not Physically but Verbally over their Actions. Check that Episode Out. It's just as Powerfu.
would've thought in both situations that the cops would've called the station and ask if a car matching the description or the license plate had been reported stolen or would check to see who the car was registered to and called them to ask if they knew where their car was before arresting anyone for stealing it. I mean, isn't it common sense to check if a car is stolen before convicting someone of theft? But then again I guess racism robs people of any common sense
When Raven yelled Booker’s name, that’s when it really hit me. That was really powerful. Because, a mother just wanting to know that her baby is okay and safe and they hugged. No black mother wants to go through that because of the reality that happens to young Black men who get in situations with cops. This was SPOT ON!!! This episode!! Well done Raven’s Home for raising awareness that we need to change the system and that racism is NEVER okay
3:24 When Victor said to Booker “But You’re Alive” that got me emotional & rapidly agree with him as a Black man myself🙏🏾. Pointing out that Booker is lucky that that bad white cop didn’t kill him😢. And when Raven just rushed in and hugged her son, showing how scared & relieved she is to see her son Alive from being stopped by a racist cop🙏🏾😭. BLM(BLACK LIVES MATTER✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿)!
And that was deep because there were so many that never had the chance to have this conversation with their loved ones. Never made it home because of the same situation.
Do you mean should've? Cuz the fresh prince did pretty much the same. Except the police arrested and uncle Phil brought his coworker whose car they were driving.
Fresh Prince and Family Matters have already tackled this topic. What makes those shows significant is that Carl is a cop and Uncle Phil is a lawyer, yet they still have to deal with racism even though they work in the system.
Cops like that make me sick. Booker did nothing wrong he was just dropping off his friends and then that cop should up because he said he looks suspicious
In Winter 2018, during my final semester, a black campus police stopped me when I was walking into the building. He did not believe I was a student there. There was a security guard standing in another truck watching the entire thing. No one else was around because it was a Sunday. He asked to see my ID and checked it with a man on his walky-talky. I told him I had been a student here for four years, and he can go inside and ask anyone, because almost everyone in the building knew me, or has heard of me by reputation. I had never seen that black cop before though. After the guy told him I was clear and I checked out clean, he looked to the side in disappointment because he could not find anything on me. I was going to pull out my phone and start recording, but it was already too late and I did not want him pulling his gun on me for no reason. There is a white female teacher I would talk to frequently in her office about school and life. I told her what happened and she said I should have reported him to the sergeant. The black cops can actually be more r*cist. It is as though they have a point to prove to their bosses and fit in with the system. Most people don't realize it. This same cop was watching me at graduation when everyone was taking pictures and saying goodbye. I should make a video on it and send it to the school.
That was totally racist! The same happened to my mom or what happened to Starr Carter and Khalil Harris.😠😠😠 No cops have the rights to pull people over because they look suspicious! We need good responsible cops that can protect and serve.
At least MODERN Disney that is. Andi Mack was truly the start of them doing more mature content more so than they have ever done in a long time, but to see them tackle racism again is marvelous. This was already done beforehand in another new show last year, The Secrets of Sulphur Springs, where the characters go back in time to the 193Os, and the one black girl and her ancestors brother deals with it when they go into town and confront a white guy.
In That's So Raven, there is literally an episode where a white woman hires Chelsea over Raven even though Raven did a much better job in the interview and the white woman straight up tells Chelsea "I don't hire black people". Also, in an earlier season of Raven's Home, there's an episode where Booker gets accused of vaping at school. It's rare, but I love when Disney does more serious topics.
As an African American girl myself, it’s cops like him that make me sick to my stomach. I’ve gladly never had to deal with this and hope I never will. If Victor hadn’t shown up, who knows what would’ve happened to Booker
Im white and I think that's dumb everyone should be treated the same no one is different we bring the world together I hate how some of them think they can get away with things will not anymore
This was the most power message in all episodes. I literally had goosebumps when Victor came out to help booker and Raven hugging her son if he’s ok. Bravo! Remove bad cops!!
The moment he said “looks suspicious” he made it about race. The sad reality that this will happen even when you comply is just sad but God is still greater than the evils of this world
I don’t think it had to do with race lol. I think someone wearing a pair of sunglasses and having their hood on would look suspicious regardless of race.
I’m glad they showed this. Some of these parents try so hard to shelter there kids from what really goes on in this country. Sad that Disney has to be the one to “educate” them.
I like it when Disney does acknowledge the real world problems. It’s by educating people at a young age and showing them the real world issues they’ll face when growing up, and how they can be safe.
@@ghostprince4284 I'm not saying it doesn't, but Disney and the large networks pander to a victim/anti-police mentality to try and seem sympathetic. They're not. They do it for clicks, cash, and influence. And people just devour what they are spoonfed. You don't have to agree with me, but if y'all honestly think Disney is "acknowledging real problems" to educate and show solidarity, I have three words. Follow the money.
Rondell is definitely following in his footsteps here. He is not given enough credit because he is a lesser known actor, but he reminds me of James closer than anyone else.
@@THE-WAY_THE-TRUTH_THE-LIFE. No, he was never let go from that show. He was there to the end. It was Kyle Massey who had the sexual charges against a minor.
Despite what happened here, I'm actually very happy with the situation that happened. What I mean by that is that when officer Riley tried to excuse himself saying that there was a number Victor could call if they had a complaint, once Victor told Riley that he was personally a friend of the chief of police, Riley backed down. The fact that Riley was only nervous after Victor revealed that he personally knew chief Thomas shows that cops like that too often get away with stunts like that and it's through things like "complaint calls" that get ignored is what really agrivates me. And I'm personally even more happy that at the very least officer Riley backed down, because I've also heard of some cops when backed into a corner like that that get even more aggressive and even threaten the very innocent citizens that they wrongly accused and are supposed to protect in order to silence them so they can cover for themselves.
@Tim Yac the fact you refuse to acknowledge it happens says something about you sadly society isn’t going to change overnight and it probably won’t even after every one in this comment section is dead
@@cky7765 YEAH COPS SAY "PEOPLE THAT LOOK LIKE YOU" ALL THE TIME 🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀Let me guess, this happened to you, and you were probably fighting the cop the whole time hoping that would make them love you.
I haven’t seen this show in a while, but wow I didn’t expect them to take it in a serious matter like this. Glad that the creators are showing kids, especially black kids, that the world isn’t gonna view everyone equal and sometimes it makes us feel unsafe. Very powerful and meaningful episode!
The way Raven yelled Bookers name! I’m pretty sure everyone felt the pain and worry that momma bear was going through for her cub! Victor had his id out and ready because he knew what was going on! They couldn’t have made this scene any better ❤
@@shyyybe8078 yes I may be a privileged white girl but I care so deeply about how others are treated I want people to be treated as equals I don't want them to be treated a certain way bc of who they are bc of their skin color or because of that they do
Them talking about it is how they keep it alive. People need to stop judging skin color and instead judge a person’s character. But no that will never happen, because black people are oppressed. While Raven Symone is a millionaire in a racist America. Makes sense.
I'm glad Disney Channel's doing this again, reminds me of when That's So Raven and Smart Guy tackled similar issues. Edit, The Famous Jett Jackson and The Proud Family did as well
Back in the throwback Disney days with shows like That's So Raven, Even Stevens. Etc. They dealt with themes of racism, body image, smoking, etc. Having stories like these are important bc they bring up conversations at home.
I remember for That's So Raven, Raven and Chelsea went to apply for a job at a clothing store. Although Raven was the obvious best, Chelsea was the only one who was hired. Raven soon had a vision realizing the store's manager does not hire black people. Eventually, they caught her camera saying it and have her fired. For this particular situation, it feels more serious than the That's So Raven episode.
@@isaacogunmuko3947but then there was Andi Mack, which dealt with Teen pregnancy, finding a gun, panic attacks, etc. Sydney to the Max dealt with girls getting their first period.
Rondell Sheridan and James Avery are right, the system is screwed and won't change so when the hell is this all gonna stop?? I loved the original that's so Raven and this was an amazing scene in its own right
It won’t stop so long as citizens willfully continue to disarm themselves and lessen their capabilities to defend themselves, their homes, and their communities.
It's great that she's allowing this to be spoke about on her show regardless of the negative feedback from people that it may make uncomfortable or guilty of this unholy behavior. No one is born racist, it's something taught and adopted.
This is so sad and its awful how often this happens in real life. I'm glad Disney is able to show this in a way kids can watch and understand. It's also incredibly rare you have someone who can show up and validate your story as well as someone who essentially has the power to ensure this doesn't happen with this particular officer again any time soon. Most people don't get that lucky
I was a little worried when they made the "What's that I smell on your breath" moment into a joke, but I see that as the writers transitioning their audience from the classic "funny haha" show they were watching to "Oh, this is getting real" scenes. And I appreciate that's how they closed it off. It ended somberly but wholesomely. No final joke. No laugh track. They delivered their message and let the audience think about it.
I applaud Disney for creating episodes about social issues i'm a black woman I've been harassed by the police twice in two different states racism is still a relevant issue that needs to be discussed by everyone!
@@antwoinegabriel3747 Good point. By the way, what is your favorite part from the Replacements episode, "Davey Hunkerhoff"? Please let me know in the comments down below.
A similar fate happened to Shaka and Mazzi on Family Reunion and they were much younger than Booker at the time. It's great to see parents looking out for their kids when the cops are around.
You know what I like about this scene, the cop's lines are very on the nose, but it helps get the point across to young kids and there is not a single laugh track or audio sound of crowd's worry or disgust on here. The scene is quiet with background noise and you can only hear the actors the whole time, indicating that this is a serious matter. That's the first time I have ever seen that on a sitcom.🤔 I'm glad they made that choice so kids could know this really is an ongoing issue that is not to be taken lightly.
Can admit, as much as I love Raven I don’t watch Raven’s Home as much as I’d watched that’s so Raven but man this clip made me shed tears. To grow up seeing the original episode True Colors that tackled racism in a real and understandable manner and to see it in a reboot with her son it really hit close to home and showed it’s still such a huge problem. I love that she continues to tell these stories. Man I’m sitting here bawling. The Booker line really did it for me.
This was one of the good episodes. One of the real good episodes. Especially when it premieres on Halloween. Instead of make believe monsters this episode shows the monsters and scary things in the real world
My 17 year old brother just got his license and he's so excited. He gets upset when our mom don't allow him to just take her car to go out and drive to the store etc...I know he loves the freedom of driving but it's upsetting to say that I'm almost glad that my mom don't allow him to use her car because of situations like this. My brother is a good kid, gets good grades and he deserves a car of his own. But being a good kid doesn't matter because of his skin color 😭. What can I do as his big sister to bring awareness about situations like this😔?
I wanted to be an officer before, but I changed my mind to be a writer. But when I heard about what happened to George Floyd and Breanna Taylor, I gained a distrust for cops, even if there’s one next to me, I was afraid that next time they might pull me over for nothing or pull a gun on me, just because of my color. Makes me sick at heart to know that there are officers who are racists working with people who were meant to protect us.
Everyone is forgetting "The Color of Friendship" film as well. The film is based around where my name originated. That was another important Disney lesson movie. I am not sure most kids today know about the 1990s and early 2000s shows.
I like how Disney was not afraid to talk about this. As a Black girl , I’m so afraid to drive in general cuz I saw how my dad would get pulled over for looking “suspicious” and had to put him in handcuffs for no reason. One of the reasons why I’m afraid of driving and getting my license
I gave up on this show a while back but I gotta admit this really was done well and reminded me of when Disney wanted to tackle real life stuff every now and then with their shows, which made me want to learn more about history. Bravo ravens home
The topic of menstruation, and the topic of police brutality is being brought to Disney channel!! I love that these topics are being brought up in children’s shows!
Victor: keeping this from your mom is gonna harder than you think Booker: why Raven: BOOKER! Booker: you already told her!? Victor: didn't have to, don't you know anything about your mama?
Something to note, my dad is a police officer. A detective for SVU. And stuff like this infuriates him. It’s stuff like this that makes good cops thrown in with the bad cops, the stupid cops, the ones who are just on power trips of hatred. My dad, who is Hispanic as am I, tries his hardest to do what’s right and help people. We need to call out the cops who do this all the time, but we can’t rip apart the good ones along with the bad, or else things could get worse.
Until the "good cops" en masse go and actually deal with cops like this. They'll stop getting dragged in with the rest of them. But history, visual proof, documented proof has shown that cops continue to get away with this and worse and have not planned on stopping or changing their behavior unless forced. On top of that, the system is so incredibly corrupt that when a good cop actually tries to do something legitimately good. Or legitimately try to point out and report something wrong / illegal that their colleagues are doing. They end up dead, arrested, or out of the force. All by the hands of their "brothers in blue". As a kid I remember when cops didn't have body cams. And the VICIOUS anger and negative reaction to that legislation by the cops. If I'm being genuinely honest, given the history of cops, given all the proof. The probable percentage of legit good cops is probably at 30%.
this reminds me of when raven apllied for a job at sassys and had to deal with the exact same discrimination deju vu this racism has got to end,and crazy part I just got into it with a racist customer at my job today this polar bear white man acussed me of being a hoodrat just cause I had on my tiger mask I was furious and now I feel like I wanna fight but I'm controlling my impulsive rage
I like that they didn't play the naive "But what did I do?" kid card. The made him aware of what was going on yet still scared. I don't watch much TV, but it usually gets played the opposite (unaware and naive).
I need to start watching Raven’s Home again. It seems like it’s gotten so much better! Booker’s situation really made me sad. “But you’re alive” hit so hard 😢
It’s terrifying to know there are police officers who do that, and people in any kind of position of power who mistreat and even endanger people based on race. My family is white and latino, and my brother-in-law is black, and he and my sister have four beautiful children now. I pray nothing like this ever happens to them as they grow up. Anyone messes with my nieces and nephews, no matter what color they are, they’ll have to answer to me, and you can be sure it wouldn’t end well for the bullies.
Now this is what I want to see on tv I’m glad Disney portrayed another real life event I don’t watch tv often or Disney channel but this almost made cry✊🏽
I just watched this episode, and I must say it was very wonderful! Very powerful! And a constant reminder of what our people go through each and everyday in this country smh
Even though I'm a white bloke from Australia I hate that racism is still happening to everyone. The system is broken and needs to change. Otherwise if this keeps happening, racism will get even worse.
I’m upset that I don’t have cable anymore, cause I definitely would go back to watching raven’s home, and this definitely is really touching I’m African-American myself heck I’m literally 14 and this really got me cause of the world we leave in, a tragic world where some people in life are just racist, like George Floyd gotten killed by a cop and the cop was nothing and just pretend that nothing’s happening, I just can’t believe these things happen in life
The sad part about this is that this very same situation goes way back to Family Matters and Fresh Prince of Bel Air which goes to show the system has be flawed for way too long and yet no one is doing anything about it let alone even trying to
I think cops like this love the think with the gun rather than the brain. It seems like every black show nowadays wants to tackle topics like this. It’s like it’s a mandatory requirement now
What exactly does "look suspicious" mean? If he was brought up before internal affairs could he quantify that reasoning? How does driving a car look suspicious? What would have happened if his grandfather did show up? Where was the cops bodycam?
For a Bad Cop, “Looks Suspicious” means they think All Black People are suspicious & criminals. No, that cop wouldn’t let Booker quantify his reasons, cause that cop was busy prosecuting him for being black. Driving a car is not suspicious, when a bad cop sees a Black Person driving a car they consider it suspicious, if they live in a neighborhood where there’s rarely black people around, or they’re just plain racist😒. If Booker’s grandpa hadn’t stepped in, Booker would’ve been taken to prison, to suffer consequences that he didn’t make. But In reality, that cop probably would’ve pulled a gun at him, & shoot him, that Disney Channel can’t put in a kids show. Idk why that cop doesn’t have a body cam.
Think he took the body cam of my theory is that when a bad cop is going to do something bad or suspicious or misleading they take any visual or vocal thing of and I also think he turned of his car cam
Every Black friend I have has been pulled over by the police at some point. Even a friend who doesn't drive but rides his bike all over L.A. Got pulled over when he was riding through a wealthy neighborhood in Beverly Hills for "looking suspicious." ON HIS BIKE.
I have my own personal experiences with these type of cops. One of them happened at my university school. I actually typed a word document and I have it saved. In Winter 2018, during my final semester, a black campus police stopped me when I was walking into the building. He did not believe I was a student there. There was a security guard sitting in another truck watching the entire thing. No one else was around because it was a Sunday. He asked to see my ID and checked it with a man on his walky-talky. I told him I had been a student here for four years, and he can go inside and ask anyone, because almost everyone in the building knew me, or has heard of me by reputation. I had never seen that black cop before though. After the guy told him I was clear and I checked out clean, he looked to the side in disappointment because he could not find anything on me. Let me tell you something. When I say disappointed, I mean he had the most disappointed expression I have ever seen. He looked to the side and up in the air, and made a deep breath and sigh. I stood there smirking at his face.
I was going to pull out my phone and start recording, but it was already too late and I did not want him pulling his gun on me for no reason. There is a white female teacher I would talk to frequently in her office about school and life. She would tell me about changes coming to school before anyone else. She is a design teacher at the school and she is cool. I am not putting her name out there. I told her what happened and she said I should have reported him to the sergeant. The black cops can actually be more r*cist. It is as though they have a point to prove to their bosses and fit in with the system. Most people don't realize it. This same cop was watching me at graduation when everyone was taking pictures and saying goodbye. I should make a video on it and send it to the school. I did not report him at the time because I was thinking in my mind, "I am going to graduate in two or three months, and I will never have to see him again." So I left it alone.
As for my document, this is what I typed: "7-29-2018
*I was walking into the ATEC building and the black police officer outside of ATEC was waiting and stepped out of his blue squad car. He asked me for my ID and I pulled it out and gave it to him. He asked why I did not have a Comet Card. I said I have never needed one. He said he goes around and checks 'random' people because he has the right to on campus. When I said I don’t have a comet card, he said, 'Don’t you think that is a little… STRANGE?' I responded by saying 'No.' He said, 'It’s not because you’re black.' He said he has never seen me on campus, and I told him I have been going to ATEC at UTD since Fall 2014. He asked if I have seen him before and I said yes. He respond, 'And you never came to speak to me?' in an attempt to be funny. He also asked after that, 'You don’t like to talk to police?' I just sort of threw my arms up in a sarcastic way thinking, ['you wonder why']. He ends the discussion by saying, 'I know your last name is Po++cy and I know where you live.' As though he was trying to prove a point as usual. Does he stop visitors everyday as well? I think he only came to me because he has seen me before. Most of ATEC knows who I am."*
That was my encounter with that campus cop. He wanted to find something negative about me so bad. It was like talking to a demon. There was no one else around. It was only me, him, and the other white security guard who watched it all. I highly doubt he had a body camera on him. I wonder if any other students had issues with him. This was at the University of Texas at Dallas. It is at least 98% Indian and Asian population at the school. Only ATEC had different ethnic groups of students. He decided to pick out the one dark skin black guy walking into the building on a Sunday. There was nothing else I could do in the moment other than use my Aizen Sousuke tricks on him. The one time my phone was not in my pocket was that day. I could not reach in my bag because he would have used it an excuse to pull out his gun. I smirked in his face like Vegeta and Broly the entire time.
Sorry you had to deal with that,I’m 100% black ,I also just now experiencing this I was pulled over by a young black sheriff officer, he said I was going 40 on a 30 speed limit I told him I apologize.
Idk if this is a thing but like internalize racism
Its crazy be cause I remember on the famous Jett Jackson, he was harassed by 2 cops. One was black, and someone thought thet were thrown in to make it look less racist
@@andrewbean24.2 I remember that episode very good one
@@andrewbean24.2 i remember that episode a lot
For anyone that watched that’s so raven growing up, you’ll understand that Victor rarely gets angry, only going full “dad mode” when his kids do something against his rules. So seeing him go all “dad mode” on a cop for harassing his grandkid is kickass.
Yup!!
wat made me cry was Booker says he doesnt feel safe anymore
@@chrisgomez1840 no person of color feels safe around cops. That’s the sad truth about America, it’s way too easy to become a cop so virtually every racist asshole feels they have the right to shoot a black person just cause.
@@chrisgomez1840 It was really heartbreaking when in the next episode Booker tried so hard to relive his childhood because it was a time he felt safe. It really shook him up
@@mandys1038 i dont blame Booker for not feeling safe it broke my heart when Raven had to have de mother-son speech with him
Raven should’ve talked about her experience with racism when she applied for a job at sassys
She’ll probably tell him the next episode
i was thinking the same exact thing
I remember that episode
@@KeKe4Christ i agree
Because of what happened Raven probably didn't think about mentioning that time
also both Raven and Victor appeared in both episodes that talked about racism
“I didn’t bring up race, YOU DID.”
Wow, you remembered a line from the show
@@brianlogsdon4824 more like paused the video to type this out 😂
@@brianlogsdon4824 I surely did. It stuck out too me and a few others which is why people liked the comment.
@@mikhalaa746 yeah because Woke is the way to go.
@@brianlogsdon4824 no this ain't woke this spreading the message thst their racist cops.
"A kid like what?!" The pain in Victor's voice is heartbreaking! Once the cop found out that Victor is friends with Chief Thomas, he backed off!
The man who plays him is an amazing actor.
The "but you're alive" at the end, combined with the way Raven shouted Booker's name, really got me crying. Gone are the days where Disney wouldn't even touch subjects like this, and I am so, so glad they talking about it in screen. Wow.
Same! I’m over here bawling
Raven had to deal with racism in a 2005 episode of that’s so raven so I dunno what you’re talking about they wouldn’t touch subjects like this
@@jabreezy89 Embarrassing, stupid ass writing.
@@dylanmulroe9978they also even dealed with smoking in that’s so raven
Disney has touch subjects like this. In fact Disney used to be really bold. They stopped being bold for a long time and Raven did also deal with racism and that’s a raven. She also dealt with people picking on her because of her weight and that’s so Raven.
This reminds of a fresh prince of bel air episode where bunch if cops pull over Will and Carlton for having Uncle Phil’s legal partner’s car when they were just going to bring them back to him but cops thought they were stealing the car. I love the part where Uncle Phil and Aunt Viv tells the cops off.
Same here
Rondell is now james Avery, but his acting was excellent
Oh yes, I remember. The episode was Mistaken Identity.
Same With the Family Matters Episode ''Good Cop, Bad Cop'' When Eddie was Pulled Over by 2 Racist Cops & His Father Carl Who is a Cop Confronted those Two at a Donut Shop, Not Physically but Verbally over their Actions. Check that Episode Out. It's just as Powerfu.
would've thought in both situations that the cops would've called the station and ask if a car matching the description or the license plate had been reported stolen or would check to see who the car was registered to and called them to ask if they knew where their car was before arresting anyone for stealing it. I mean, isn't it common sense to check if a car is stolen before convicting someone of theft?
But then again I guess racism robs people of any common sense
Yep
When Raven yelled Booker’s name, that’s when it really hit me. That was really powerful. Because, a mother just wanting to know that her baby is okay and safe and they hugged. No black mother wants to go through that because of the reality that happens to young Black men who get in situations with cops. This was SPOT ON!!! This episode!! Well done Raven’s Home for raising awareness that we need to change the system and that racism is NEVER okay
Yess I cried on that part
This episode went from funny to dark quick I'm glad there still making these episodes everyone should be treated the same not different
Ikr! Disney did an ASTOUNDING JOB for portraying a big social issue like this one!! 👏👏👏
This is a blatant AF straw man 💀
@Marcus Pedraza exactly lmfaoo idk what these mf are on
3:24
When Victor said to Booker “But You’re Alive” that got me emotional & rapidly agree with him as a Black man myself🙏🏾. Pointing out that Booker is lucky that that bad white cop didn’t kill him😢. And when Raven just rushed in and hugged her son, showing how scared & relieved she is to see her son Alive from being stopped by a racist cop🙏🏾😭. BLM(BLACK LIVES MATTER✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿)!
BLM ✊🏽 ✊🏾 ✊🏿 !
And that was deep because there were so many that never had the chance to have this conversation with their loved ones. Never made it home because of the same situation.
BLM ✊🏽 ✊🏾 ✊🏿
That's illegal now and they can get fired and arrested for hate crime same the cop who did George Floyd he got payback later he lost everything
that made me shed a tear when she said that very emotional 🥲
This is exactly how Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Family Matters would’ve tackled this topic and Raven’s home did it masterfully
Do you mean should've? Cuz the fresh prince did pretty much the same. Except the police arrested and uncle Phil brought his coworker whose car they were driving.
Fresh Prince and Family Matters have already tackled this topic. What makes those shows significant is that Carl is a cop and Uncle Phil is a lawyer, yet they still have to deal with racism even though they work in the system.
I can't imagine someone being stupid enough to call this masterful.
Could you be a cop or a lawyer to deal with this or do you need an activist?
They did
"But you're alive" line really hits at home and it is so sad that it does
Cops like that make me sick. Booker did nothing wrong he was just dropping off his friends and then that cop should up because he said he looks suspicious
In Winter 2018, during my final semester, a black campus police stopped me when I was walking into the building. He did not believe I was a student there. There was a security guard standing in another truck watching the entire thing. No one else was around because it was a Sunday. He asked to see my ID and checked it with a man on his walky-talky. I told him I had been a student here for four years, and he can go inside and ask anyone, because almost everyone in the building knew me, or has heard of me by reputation. I had never seen that black cop before though. After the guy told him I was clear and I checked out clean, he looked to the side in disappointment because he could not find anything on me.
I was going to pull out my phone and start recording, but it was already too late and I did not want him pulling his gun on me for no reason. There is a white female teacher I would talk to frequently in her office about school and life. I told her what happened and she said I should have reported him to the sergeant. The black cops can actually be more r*cist. It is as though they have a point to prove to their bosses and fit in with the system. Most people don't realize it. This same cop was watching me at graduation when everyone was taking pictures and saying goodbye. I should make a video on it and send it to the school.
That was totally racist! The same happened to my mom or what happened to Starr Carter and Khalil Harris.😠😠😠 No cops have the rights to pull people over because they look suspicious! We need good responsible cops that can protect and serve.
That was wrong and it made me sick . I fell sorry for Booker.
@@stephaniebreuer5434 it’s actually Booker
@@tiffanyt4005 thanks for the spell check.
never would’ve though disney would air a episode like this, good job.
At least MODERN Disney that is. Andi Mack was truly the start of them doing more mature content more so than they have ever done in a long time, but to see them tackle racism again is marvelous. This was already done beforehand in another new show last year, The Secrets of Sulphur Springs, where the characters go back in time to the 193Os, and the one black girl and her ancestors brother deals with it when they go into town and confront a white guy.
In That's So Raven, there is literally an episode where a white woman hires Chelsea over Raven even though Raven did a much better job in the interview and the white woman straight up tells Chelsea "I don't hire black people". Also, in an earlier season of Raven's Home, there's an episode where Booker gets accused of vaping at school. It's rare, but I love when Disney does more serious topics.
@@LoveThomas07 Yeah and in an earlier show this season, they touched on the subject of girls going through periods.
@@LoveThomas07 nigga they talking about modern Disney not back then lol
@@devontehuntley6274 Lol 2000s Disney had moments like this all the time.
Anyone else get Family Matters vibes from this when Eddie got harassed by cops?
Same here 💯
Yep and carl yelled at Evans about what he did wrong to Eddie
That was a way better episode
I’m glad somebody had the same thought as I did
Literally just watched that episode yesterday.
Victor don't play no games! I'm glad he came to the scene for his grandson dealing with that racist cop.
Riley needs to be fired 😤
As an African American girl myself, it’s cops like him that make me sick to my stomach. I’ve gladly never had to deal with this and hope I never will. If Victor hadn’t shown up, who knows what would’ve happened to Booker
I know what you mean
Same I got white cops beaten up on my father before he died when I was 7 years old in 2003 before I turned 8 years old
@@Cinderella640 Oh Wow! So sorry. My condolences
Im white and I think that's dumb everyone should be treated the same no one is different we bring the world together I hate how some of them think they can get away with things will not anymore
@@danthomas9129 Yes period! Every needs to be treated the same, all lives matter!
This was the most power message in all episodes. I literally had goosebumps when Victor came out to help booker and Raven hugging her son if he’s ok. Bravo! Remove bad cops!!
It’s been a while since shows done this. I’m glad they brought it back to teach the newer generation.
They need this.
Yes your Extremely right on how accurate this happens in real life 😂😂😂😂
Teach the newer generation to play the victim and never take responsibility for their actions
@@timyac He We Go With This
@@timyac I couldn’t agree more: 👴🏻
The moment he said “looks suspicious” he made it about race. The sad reality that this will happen even when you comply is just sad but God is still greater than the evils of this world
AMEN🙏🏾
Always.
Amen.
Indeed man
I don’t think it had to do with race lol. I think someone wearing a pair of sunglasses and having their hood on would look suspicious regardless of race.
I’m glad they showed this. Some of these parents try so hard to shelter there kids from what really goes on in this country. Sad that Disney has to be the one to “educate” them.
I like it when Disney does acknowledge the real world problems. It’s by educating people at a young age and showing them the real world issues they’ll face when growing up, and how they can be safe.
Acknowledge? More like milk and pander. And you just eat it right up.
@@godofrock117 ????
@@afroshinobi223 what did I say that confused you?
@@godofrock117 Pander To Who? This Type Of Stuff Actually Happens To Both POCs And Some YT People In Real Life.
@@ghostprince4284 I'm not saying it doesn't, but Disney and the large networks pander to a victim/anti-police mentality to try and seem sympathetic. They're not. They do it for clicks, cash, and influence. And people just devour what they are spoonfed. You don't have to agree with me, but if y'all honestly think Disney is "acknowledging real problems" to educate and show solidarity, I have three words. Follow the money.
wowww this is crazy but i’m glad they’re putting this attention in this show. bc it really happens to these young black kids.
Rondell Sheridan, up there with James Avery
Man good job Disney for bringing this issue back in the "Karen" era
Can't ignore
Play, James Avery did made a guest appearance on That’s so raven! I forgot which episode.
Rondell is definitely following in his footsteps here. He is not given enough credit because he is a lesser known actor, but he reminds me of James closer than anyone else.
Wasn't Rondell originally let go from Cory in The House because of sexual harassment issues?
@@THE-WAY_THE-TRUTH_THE-LIFE. No, he was never let go from that show. He was there to the end. It was Kyle Massey who had the sexual charges against a minor.
@@KARDisney The name of the episode is Opportunity Shocks.
Despite what happened here, I'm actually very happy with the situation that happened. What I mean by that is that when officer Riley tried to excuse himself saying that there was a number Victor could call if they had a complaint, once Victor told Riley that he was personally a friend of the chief of police, Riley backed down. The fact that Riley was only nervous after Victor revealed that he personally knew chief Thomas shows that cops like that too often get away with stunts like that and it's through things like "complaint calls" that get ignored is what really agrivates me. And I'm personally even more happy that at the very least officer Riley backed down, because I've also heard of some cops when backed into a corner like that that get even more aggressive and even threaten the very innocent citizens that they wrongly accused and are supposed to protect in order to silence them so they can cover for themselves.
This isn't real
@Tim Yac of course it is whte boy... this shit happenes all the time.. try again little one
Yep
@Tim Yac the fact you refuse to acknowledge it happens says something about you sadly society isn’t going to change overnight and it probably won’t even after every one in this comment section is dead
@@cky7765 YEAH COPS SAY "PEOPLE THAT LOOK LIKE YOU" ALL THE TIME 🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀Let me guess, this happened to you, and you were probably fighting the cop the whole time hoping that would make them love you.
When Disney doesn’t skip a beat with the acting. A lesson all kids need to learn as the times keep changing
I haven’t seen this show in a while, but wow I didn’t expect them to take it in a serious matter like this. Glad that the creators are showing kids, especially black kids, that the world isn’t gonna view everyone equal and sometimes it makes us feel unsafe. Very powerful and meaningful episode!
When they actually said the words “race” and “black” I was shocked. I didn’t think they would actually use those words. That is awesome!
@@jaygreene3070 KC undercover dealt with race at one point.
@@jaygreene3070 You're sick. There is nothing "awesome" about this garbage.
I liked it, it reminds me of that episode of Fresh Prince where Philip Banks did the same thing and this scene pays tribute to it quite well
The way Raven yelled Bookers name! I’m pretty sure everyone felt the pain and worry that momma bear was going through for her cub! Victor had his id out and ready because he knew what was going on! They couldn’t have made this scene any better ❤
I hate Raven's Home. You know why? Its humor is too dry, there is not a lot of slapstick, and the dialogue is just too boring.
I hate that that issues like this still have to be tackled and talked about we should be behind all of this and be equals
That’s a little ignorant of you to say. Easier said by someone who’s probably privileged. These issues are from being changed. It’s sad but the truth.
Idk about that, because stuff like this always happens... kinda hard to just be behind all of it
@@shyyybe8078 yes I may be a privileged white girl but I care so deeply about how others are treated I want people to be treated as equals I don't want them to be treated a certain way bc of who they are bc of their skin color or because of that they do
@@shyyybe8078 and it's hot ignorant for someone to say that they just want to live in a world where everything is better
Them talking about it is how they keep it alive. People need to stop judging skin color and instead judge a person’s character. But no that will never happen, because black people are oppressed. While Raven Symone is a millionaire in a racist America. Makes sense.
I'm glad Disney Channel's doing this again, reminds me of when That's So Raven and Smart Guy tackled similar issues.
Edit, The Famous Jett Jackson and The Proud Family did as well
Everyone is forgetting The Color of Friendship film as well.
@@bikotheanimator6169 that movie was so deep I'll never forget it, I used to cry watching it
And Sister, Sister.
@@nathansaintus9927 when did sister sister tackle racism?
@@bikotheanimator6169 I loved the color of friendship! That’s one of my favorite Disney channel original movies
omg i cant believe disney talked about this heavy subject but i agree im glad they did
I'm greatful they did
Well Disney cares now looks like
They did in the original show as well
Back in the throwback Disney days with shows like That's So Raven, Even Stevens. Etc. They dealt with themes of racism, body image, smoking, etc. Having stories like these are important bc they bring up conversations at home.
I remember for That's So Raven, Raven and Chelsea went to apply for a job at a clothing store. Although Raven was the obvious best, Chelsea was the only one who was hired. Raven soon had a vision realizing the store's manager does not hire black people. Eventually, they caught her camera saying it and have her fired. For this particular situation, it feels more serious than the That's So Raven episode.
The system in the police force is really broken and cops like him really makes me sick and very angry.
This is what Disney used to do…glad they’re tackling these issues again!
Yeah, Disney used to bring up lessons to children. Like That's So Raven include Healthy Diet; Be yourself; Don't Give up; and the issues of racism.
@@isaacogunmuko3947but then there was Andi Mack, which dealt with Teen pregnancy, finding a gun, panic attacks, etc. Sydney to the Max dealt with girls getting their first period.
@@paolotorres8537 ok
Rondell Sheridan and James Avery are right, the system is screwed and won't change so when the hell is this all gonna stop?? I loved the original that's so Raven and this was an amazing scene in its own right
Same as Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
It won’t stop so long as citizens willfully continue to disarm themselves and lessen their capabilities to defend themselves, their homes, and their communities.
And Teddy Pentagrass singing in the background adds more to this heartfelt scene.
That's not Teddy pendergrass, it's Melvin and the blue notes.
Yass Teddy Pendergrass. Him and Alexander O'Neil are the best, along with Barry White
Great episode 😢😢 this lessons will need to be taught for all time to our children.. unfortunately
It's great that she's allowing this to be spoke about on her show regardless of the negative feedback from people that it may make uncomfortable or guilty of this unholy behavior. No one is born racist, it's something taught and adopted.
You do realize it’s Disney controlling that narrative, correct? At least, how they are developing the show into this woke mess
Don’t at me I don’t get notifs
the episode took a turn from regular shenanigans to BOOKER LIVES IN THE REAL WORLD POLICE RACIALLY PROFILES A BLACK CHILD
im so glad they are showing this to the next generation of kids. this is amazing
this episode made me emotional
@Jacques Woodard Stylin and profilin is the episode
This is so sad and its awful how often this happens in real life. I'm glad Disney is able to show this in a way kids can watch and understand. It's also incredibly rare you have someone who can show up and validate your story as well as someone who essentially has the power to ensure this doesn't happen with this particular officer again any time soon. Most people don't get that lucky
That "But you're alive" really hit me. I just wasn't expecting that ❤️
I was a little worried when they made the "What's that I smell on your breath" moment into a joke, but I see that as the writers transitioning their audience from the classic "funny haha" show they were watching to "Oh, this is getting real" scenes. And I appreciate that's how they closed it off. It ended somberly but wholesomely. No final joke. No laugh track. They delivered their message and let the audience think about it.
I hate Raven's Home. You know why? Its humor is too dry, there is not a lot of slapstick, and the dialogue is just too boring.
I love when they do that; how they deliver a message of an important topic and then let the audience think about it
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I applaud Disney for creating episodes about social issues i'm a black woman I've been harassed by the police twice in two different states racism is still a relevant issue that needs to be discussed by everyone!
History repeats itself when you don't learn it. Sadly racism is something people still need to learn
They got Rondell back?! Now I'll really have to start watching this show again! From the beginning!
"I didn't bring up race, you did" Tell him brotha
I hate Raven's Home. You know why? Its humor is too dry, there is not a lot of slapstick, and the dialogue is just too boring.
@marklopez7775 what the Hell you telling me for?
@@antwoinegabriel3747 Good point. By the way, what is your favorite part from the Replacements episode, "Davey Hunkerhoff"? Please let me know in the comments down below.
A similar fate happened to Shaka and Mazzi on Family Reunion and they were much younger than Booker at the time. It's great to see parents looking out for their kids when the cops are around.
Agreed. It's race excuse
I wish more shows talked about this often. 😪 Also it make sense raven sensed the incident in a vision.
You know what I like about this scene, the cop's lines are very on the nose, but it helps get the point across to young kids and there is not a single laugh track or audio sound of crowd's worry or disgust on here.
The scene is quiet with background noise and you can only hear the actors the whole time, indicating that this is a serious matter. That's the first time I have ever seen that on a sitcom.🤔 I'm glad they made that choice so kids could know this really is an ongoing issue that is not to be taken lightly.
Can admit, as much as I love Raven I don’t watch Raven’s Home as much as I’d watched that’s so Raven but man this clip made me shed tears. To grow up seeing the original episode True Colors that tackled racism in a real and understandable manner and to see it in a reboot with her son it really hit close to home and showed it’s still such a huge problem. I love that she continues to tell these stories. Man I’m sitting here bawling. The Booker line really did it for me.
Much love to you!
It's nice to see that some shows still could have some kind of passion and value for what they put in these kind of shows.
I know its just a show, but the reality of this is pretty serious. Well done capturing that for even a younger audience to understand.
“But your alive” gave me chills
This was one of the good episodes. One of the real good episodes. Especially when it premieres on Halloween. Instead of make believe monsters this episode shows the monsters and scary things in the real world
mannnnn felt so bad for booker here 🥺
My 17 year old brother just got his license and he's so excited. He gets upset when our mom don't allow him to just take her car to go out and drive to the store etc...I know he loves the freedom of driving but it's upsetting to say that I'm almost glad that my mom don't allow him to use her car because of situations like this. My brother is a good kid, gets good grades and he deserves a car of his own. But being a good kid doesn't matter because of his skin color 😭. What can I do as his big sister to bring awareness about situations like this😔?
Show him this episode
@@ozonecane4013 I agree this will definitely give your brother the message that he needs to understand.
That was a beautiful scene that hit hard and moved me to tears, especially when she screamed Booker and they embraced with that hug
This made me cry felt like the fresh prince episode and this was a powerful scene for this show. Booker has gotten tall and everything
I wanted to be an officer before, but I changed my mind to be a writer. But when I heard about what happened to George Floyd and Breanna Taylor, I gained a distrust for cops, even if there’s one next to me, I was afraid that next time they might pull me over for nothing or pull a gun on me, just because of my color. Makes me sick at heart to know that there are officers who are racists working with people who were meant to protect us.
Happen to my dad too
Breonna Taylor was a drug dealer and George Floyd died from a drug overdose
Keep reaching those writing dreams.
@@haveawonderfulday-17yearsa48 Thanks
@@9386AliG Mhm! I'm an author, and I just want to let you know, it's all worth it.
Everyone is forgetting "The Color of Friendship" film as well. The film is based around where my name originated. That was another important Disney lesson movie. I am not sure most kids today know about the 1990s and early 2000s shows.
He couldn’t keep it from Raven cause she’s a psychic 👀🤷🏾♂️🥸
Well true but that’s her baby so he had to tell her
And Raven probably had a vision off screen of the incident between Booker and the Cop.
This gets my heart rate up. Good to see Disney Channel still has the guts to showcase issues like this. Booker’s “I don’t feel safe” hits hard, man
When people say the new seasons are bad and we have fire episodes like this
I love when writers say "f your new seasons suck allegations" and bring gold in the 5th season of a show.
I like how Disney was not afraid to talk about this. As a Black girl , I’m so afraid to drive in general cuz I saw how my dad would get pulled over for looking “suspicious” and had to put him in handcuffs for no reason. One of the reasons why I’m afraid of driving and getting my license
“Are you ok?”
“Idk, I’m scared, I’m angry….”
“But you’re alive!”
OHGOD MY HEART 😩
Bro didn't even look like he cared about the hug😂...but he needed it
I gave up on this show a while back but I gotta admit this really was done well and reminded me of when Disney wanted to tackle real life stuff every now and then with their shows, which made me want to learn more about history. Bravo ravens home
The topic of menstruation, and the topic of police brutality is being brought to Disney channel!! I love that these topics are being brought up in children’s shows!
Damn that’s deep…the ending when raven didn’t even care the reason.
This role must’ve been very hard for that cop to play..
This reminds me of the episode where Raven exposed the Karen who wouldn’t hire her at the clothing store
Victor: keeping this from your mom is gonna harder than you think
Booker: why
Raven: BOOKER!
Booker: you already told her!?
Victor: didn't have to, don't you know anything about your mama?
The thing that would've sent me over the edge is if he was racist towards Ivy too.
Family is family . Be polite, but know you’re rights
Can't believe how big that boy has gotten. So quickly. It was just like he was a little kid on this show.
Never knew Disney channel can get so serious
Something to note, my dad is a police officer. A detective for SVU. And stuff like this infuriates him. It’s stuff like this that makes good cops thrown in with the bad cops, the stupid cops, the ones who are just on power trips of hatred. My dad, who is Hispanic as am I, tries his hardest to do what’s right and help people. We need to call out the cops who do this all the time, but we can’t rip apart the good ones along with the bad, or else things could get worse.
Until the "good cops" en masse go and actually deal with cops like this. They'll stop getting dragged in with the rest of them. But history, visual proof, documented proof has shown that cops continue to get away with this and worse and have not planned on stopping or changing their behavior unless forced.
On top of that, the system is so incredibly corrupt that when a good cop actually tries to do something legitimately good. Or legitimately try to point out and report something wrong / illegal that their colleagues are doing. They end up dead, arrested, or out of the force. All by the hands of their "brothers in blue".
As a kid I remember when cops didn't have body cams. And the VICIOUS anger and negative reaction to that legislation by the cops. If I'm being genuinely honest, given the history of cops, given all the proof. The probable percentage of legit good cops is probably at 30%.
this reminds me of when raven apllied for a job at sassys and had to deal with the exact same discrimination deju vu this racism has got to end,and crazy part I just got into it with a racist customer at my job today this polar bear white man acussed me of being a hoodrat just cause I had on my tiger mask I was furious and now I feel like I wanna fight but I'm controlling my impulsive rage
I remember that episode,I remember watching BET tonight with Ed Gordon interviewing her about that episode
Same thing in Smart Guy, when Yvette got a job in a clothing store.
I believe Booker did nothing wrong the only thing wrong is what that cop did it doesn’t matter if your BLACK OR WHITE BLACK LIVES MATTER TOO ❤❤❤
U know, they could’ve included a scene where Booker calls his sister Nia and tells her what happened to him and they could’ve been a sibling moment
Definitely classic Raven episode
I like that they didn't play the naive "But what did I do?" kid card. The made him aware of what was going on yet still scared. I don't watch much TV, but it usually gets played the opposite (unaware and naive).
Wow, thank goodness Chief Thomas goes to the Chill Grill for coffee every morning.
I need to start watching Raven’s Home again. It seems like it’s gotten so much better! Booker’s situation really made me sad. “But you’re alive” hit so hard 😢
It’s terrifying to know there are police officers who do that, and people in any kind of position of power who mistreat and even endanger people based on race. My family is white and latino, and my brother-in-law is black, and he and my sister have four beautiful children now. I pray nothing like this ever happens to them as they grow up. Anyone messes with my nieces and nephews, no matter what color they are, they’ll have to answer to me, and you can be sure it wouldn’t end well for the bullies.
I hate Raven's Home. You know why? Its humor is too dry, there is not a lot of slapstick, and the dialogue is just too boring.
well I actually dont watch Disney shows but when i saw this that really leaves a strong message i just wanna say im proud to see this ep
Bro the kid like him line got me hard we ALL know what he was referring to when he said that
Now this is what I want to see on tv I’m glad Disney portrayed another real life event I don’t watch tv often or Disney channel but this almost made cry✊🏽
I just watched this episode, and I must say it was very wonderful! Very powerful! And a constant reminder of what our people go through each and everyday in this country smh
Even though I'm a white bloke from Australia I hate that racism is still happening to everyone. The system is broken and needs to change. Otherwise if this keeps happening, racism will get even worse.
Reminds me of the episode from That’s so Raven when a store manager got in trouble for discrimination. Nostalgia…
At least Raven wasn't in handscuffs that time when this sort of thing happened.
I’m upset that I don’t have cable anymore, cause I definitely would go back to watching raven’s home, and this definitely is really touching I’m African-American myself heck I’m literally 14 and this really got me cause of the world we leave in, a tragic world where some people in life are just racist, like George Floyd gotten killed by a cop and the cop was nothing and just pretend that nothing’s happening, I just can’t believe these things happen in life
3:53 oh wow it’s been a while since i watched this show, booker is taller than raven now
"I don't know how that badge stays on,
because...it's pinned to slime."
Well I hope he enjoyed his last day on the job
Lol 😆
He will most likely NEVER work in another police force again.
The sad part about this is that this very same situation goes way back to Family Matters and Fresh Prince of Bel Air which goes to show the system has be flawed for way too long and yet no one is doing anything about it let alone even trying to
Booker actor is a great actor 👏
As a mother of an eight year old African American boy this brought tears to my eyes.
I think cops like this love the think with the gun rather than the brain. It seems like every black show nowadays wants to tackle topics like this. It’s like it’s a mandatory requirement now
Why cause this does happens or that they should show a black cop doing it
What exactly does "look suspicious" mean? If he was brought up before internal affairs could he quantify that reasoning? How does driving a car look suspicious? What would have happened if his grandfather did show up? Where was the cops bodycam?
For a Bad Cop, “Looks Suspicious” means they think All Black People are suspicious & criminals. No, that cop wouldn’t let Booker quantify his reasons, cause that cop was busy prosecuting him for being black. Driving a car is not suspicious, when a bad cop sees a Black Person driving a car they consider it suspicious, if they live in a neighborhood where there’s rarely black people around, or they’re just plain racist😒. If Booker’s grandpa hadn’t stepped in, Booker would’ve been taken to prison, to suffer consequences that he didn’t make. But In reality, that cop probably would’ve pulled a gun at him, & shoot him, that Disney Channel can’t put in a kids show. Idk why that cop doesn’t have a body cam.
Think he took the body cam of my theory is that when a bad cop is going to do something bad or suspicious or misleading they take any visual or vocal thing of and I also think he turned of his car cam
@@daphire7602 yep
Every Black friend I have has been pulled over by the police at some point. Even a friend who doesn't drive but rides his bike all over L.A. Got pulled over when he was riding through a wealthy neighborhood in Beverly Hills for "looking suspicious." ON HIS BIKE.