Dulce hit the nail on the head. How can we expect systemic racism to be punished properly when the people in charge of punishment are giving slaps on the wrist and get out of jail free cards. Rottenhouse’s judge is a perfect example.
Rittenhouse judge is beyond this. This man let the gun that murdered 2 people be called "legal" in spite of Wisconsin Gun Law that makes it illegal for anyone under 18 to carry a gun. He used a hunting regulation that he knew intended to make it legal for a 17 yr olds to carry a hunting rifle (not an assault rifle).This is a racist judge willing to go against the intent if the law to let another racist off the hook
Agreed! Just today I read a news article, our local PD had fired a guy for brutality, beating a six month pregnant woman. Dragged her out of her car by her hair punched her like 7 times in the head then left her to sit on the ground in the rain, all while handcuffed. So ex-cop (should be in prison cop) just went down the street, like 15 miles away to a smaller town and got hired AND knowing all this that PD came out and said this person was a great asset to their force...and there's our problem. Bad cops get quietly let go and then they just get hired somewhere else and now along with being violent to begin with, they got a chip on their shoulder too. They move on and just get more anger and violent.
That judge was very obviously bias in favor of Rittenhouse. He was basically working as his lawyer calling objections etc. I felt bad for the victims families. The judge wouldn't allow their children who were murdered to be called victims and then the judge drops the one charge Kyle would of most likely got a guilty on, the gun charge. Obviously he was guilty. You cant plead self defense in a situation you caused the need for self defense in.
People who make false calls to the cops should be charged, fined $1000 and the money goes to the victim. Knowing that would happen would shut down those Karens and Darrens quickly.
Cities and counties are broke. What a great way to make legitimate money with real fines for KKK Karens, Kens and Kyles. Chicago could not wait to file charges against Jussie Smollett for this crime. ( ...and trying to give him prison time)
What you guys don't understand is that there *is* a charge against false police calls. Every single country in the world has this to discourage constant false calls to police. Depending on the situation and country, it's either a hefty fine, or can sometimes even end in some jail time. The problem is, just like the police can sometimes choose to not give you a speeding ticket and let you off with a verbal warning, so too can they choose to disregard the fact you knowingly made a false call to the police, therefore letting you go without any consequences at all. That's what's happening with these white people. It's not that there's no punishment. It's just that the punishment isn't ever applied to them.
The kid crying broke me down. My child is the most important to me and I once got into an argument with my husband and watching her cry and asking us to stop really did make me stop and think. Definitely ended the argument then and there.
@Daniel Yeah I figured since you are defending trump. As someone who's had the police called on them for smoking in a smoking area you can just f*ck all the way off until you bounce off something, lol.
@Daniel It must be a small room; you should still be bouncing around. It's a human right to tell someone to “F*c* off.” freedom of speech. I think it's hilarious you don't just follow the advice.
I appreciate what you guys do, both on the show and pod cast. I need the laughter to digest these things. So I'm a 50 year old white female raised in MS. When I was in high school, I believed all these things would be different by the time I was 50. When Obama was elected, and I was a proud supporter much to the chagrin of my family and many in our community, I was so proud and so happy because my generation really made it happen finally. And then, just like Dulce said, these horrific white folks and horrific behavior ensued immediately. I was shocked and saddened and heartbroken and knew we were in for a backlash rising up from an evil that I thought we had at least subdued. And then, dear sweet Jesus, there was Trump and horrors I could never have imagined and all my hope and pride in what our generation was and is disappeared. Thanks for listening and keeping me in the loop. I do live in the woods with no TV at this moment.
Okay, I just watched two episodes in a row. First time listening to this series and I am here for it!! I am so thankful for the Daily Show having Trevor's perspective as a South African living in America and for Dulce and Roy being Blackity Black Black AF! This podcast is genius and absolutely needed!! Also pleasantly surprised to find out that Josh is a writer on the show after seeing some of his stand up skits a few years back, love that for him 👏🏾. I just love being able to relate, laugh, and learn from Roy and Dulce! It feels like talking to big cousins/siblings listening to y'all!
That bird park lady made me so mad! She was so calm until she called the cops, and then her voice started wavering and shaking- completely trying to sound panicked. It's like she flicked some racism switch.
She pulled out her tears and then he didn’t didn’t want her to get in trouble. She was supposed to do community service and a few therapy sessions or racial sensitivity sessions and she couldn’t be bothered to do that. I can’t remember exactly what she was supposed to do but it was minimal for what she did. Either way she couldn’t be bothered to do the bare minimum to pretend like she was remorseful. She’s disgusting as a human being.
What’s crazy is how many of us are familiar with that switch. We know the second we call a Karen out for their bad behavior, they’re going to act like WE were the aggressor Also-frog from Chrono Trigger 💕
@@faderunnerx7230 we call them beaters & blades (I've heard occasionally) in MI too but my grandmother was from TN & my mom said she called them both paddles & beaters
Seriously! I am over here thinking, I don’t idolize any one, but I would love to meet Dulce! This woman speaks the truth. I am also loving her style, that curtain and turquoise sofa chair, looks so cute. I love her hair, she is even matching her top with her nails! Dulce is such a beautiful diva. Slay queen! (Fingers snapping). También me da gusto escucharte hablando Español. Gracias por representar a las mujeres con clase, inteligencia y belleza.
The clip where the kid is asking his dad to stop and let's just go, reminded me of another thing I had seen where this white lady (on Halloween) goes up to a place with her daughter (maybe 5, at most) and dumps the entire bowl of candy (which was left out, as some people do) in her purse. The little girl is like "no mommy, you take too much, that's bad" and that lady doesn't even flinch, and they walk off. People like that (both the woman and that man) shouldn't even HAVE children.
Yes-No. The way I see it: Clearly, it's possible for dreadful creatures like that to have children which are better than they are *and* are even strong enough to stand up to their parents. Which is bordering on the heroic - you can't really condemn the parents without applauding the children. And it's a hopeful thing to see.
@@InThisEssayIWill... AP is a troll, he's on every upload saying those exact words. In fact he could be (and probably is) a bot. If he isn't then he clearly has a one track mind
@Daniel black people don't only feel oppressed. We feel joy, pride, thankfulness, and peace as well like any other group of people. However, when you look at 400 years of human trafficking, sharecropping, lynching, numerous Jim Crow laws, and police brutality, oppression is a major influence on our historical narratives in this country. Not sure you can truly understand this unless you're black.
Use the one where the black man calls the cops because someone took his car, the police come and arrest that man. THE ONE WHO CALLED THE POLICE. I just can't get over this one.
Ok, now I know Josh is a writer I know why The Daily Show is the funniest, the guy is amazing, wee stumbled across his standup a few years ago and its simply brilliant.
This was great! Dulce being from Gwinnett County means she grew up with “Karens” before they were a thing. She’s likely an expert. -“The Freedom Pfeiffers”😅🤣🤣🤣
People in the US need to understand that violence is driven more by Kens/ Kyles than Karens. Remember the strict adherence to manipulated versions of religion has led Karens to adopt the ways of the males in their family. They uphold male supremacy as part of 'obedience to husbands'. That being said Boymom Karens are usually the worse ones. They usually protect the little dcks in their family in order to indirectly benefit from male privilege. They go against other women and the me-too movement and they disregard their son's toxic behaviours as 'just boys being boys". Let the issue of Karens not distract the US from understanding that Ken / Kyle supremacy (male supremacy) is the primary reason of violence in the US, and the rest of the world as well. Citizens need to heck the rate of male violence in both the US and the rest of the world to understand better.
@@ashdluciangurl I mentioned the primary problem in the US and the rest of the world backed by proper research. If you have a problem with acknowledging reality, that's YOUR problem. High time to stop living in denial and defensiveness though.
So wait, Josh is a writer for The Show...why is he not on/in the show? He has it all going on. A well thought, handsome young man with a voice and he is charismatic. Trev, my man give this kid your world.
Back in social work school a few black colleagues also talked about how there was an expectation for black people and other ethnicities to forgive and to be willing to move forward. This point struck me real hard because it rings true, and on the flip side that expectation is not inherent for white people. If any person of color were to press charges and try to see a case go all the way, they're almost always automatically labeled the "Angry (insert ethnicity) Man/Woman" and they're being unreasonable. But if a white person tries to see a case go all the way through, it's just another Tuesday for them. So yeah these types of double standards are real and the conditioning to preserve white comfort is real, which also factored into Christopher Cooper's decision to drop the charges. When I read about that it just hurts the cause of seeking equity in the justice system for everyone
Just like men need to call other men out on their bad behavior, white people need to call other white people out on their bad behavior. Period. I appreciate these talks. They are so important to fixing things. You all are awesome and amazing. ❤️
My name is Karen, but I try everyday to try not to BE a Karen. I also have explained to several people named Karen why "Karen" is getting a bad name. Folks need to know how people treat others -- no matter what color -- we all can do a better job of being kinder to everyone.
This should become apart of the American historical record. Very poignant intelligent piece. Thank you. BTW, the paddles are also called beaters. 🤷🏾♂️
Dulcé Sloan - I appreciate you. Asking for the analytical numbers, voicing out your thoughts regardless whether the others disagreed and laughed, and constantly speaking with passion backed with knowledge and facts. Thoroughly enjoying this episode overall, but Dulcé is FIRE. Love it!!!
Dulce is having none of the BS. Love the fact that she’s allowed to speak her piece without filter…rare if not nonexistent these days. She’s absolutely on point.
@@jamespatrick3462 the United States isn't 400 years old. It's not even 250... It was founded July fourth 1776. Jesus Christ dood if your gonna fail at least do basic math correctly.
It blew my mind when I heard the part about the person in the podcast thinking racism ended in the 70s. I was born in the 70s. I grew up around racist white people. I still know racist white people. I had a cop come into a store I was managing in the 90s, asking if a young black man came into the store. I said no, and he said he was going to go and see what he was up to. I said, he's probably driving around, seeing what's near Kent State. He's probably a student there. The cop said, well, he's in the wrong neighborhood. I'm going to check it out. One of many examples of racism I've personally witnessed I can't imagine any white person who hasn't, especially white men.
Because "parents' like that end up reversing the relationship with their kids and the kids end up parenting them. Absolutely depressing and ridiculous.
Dulce's question about which Black person would be arrested if BOTH parties are approached by police. There are plenty of cases where BOTH parties get arrested. I believe that often there is no fairness or justice for one party over another when it comes to people of color. So... that would mean some sort of equity in judgement by authorities, for people of color, particularly the Black community in this case. Really ENJOY beyond the scenes. Just found it. Thank you for this.
I do wish that he had pressed charges against the racist woman in the bird watching incident. It sets a horrible precedent for any future cases and we know there will be future cases. It sends the wrong message as if what the criminal Karen did wasn{t a big deal. It was a big deal.
Just like the case with the cellphone kid in that hotel. They are pressing charges. You have to take a stand every time you get one or you may not get the chance again to set the tone for future generations.
He may want to put the whole incident, and more importantly, obsessive online bombardment behind him. Mr. Cooper didn't ask for this to happen. And the fallout is extremely difficult, too. Should he press charges, or not? Not our call. Either way. He chose to not engage any further. He should not be castigated for choosing for himself.
I didn't see a lesson in that father/son exchange. I saw a dad losing credibility and a relationship being destroyed. That poor kid, knowing he's smarter that his pa.
Josh Johnson, So Glad to know you exist!! No excuse for education in Louisiana, but you have Really made the best of a less than optimum situation. You look like a teenager and consider like a 40 year old: mind, pleasantly, blown! Dulce SCORED on that germination joke!
This was a brilliant conversation. Tree of the most interesting and innovative comedians today, being very serious about the most important thing we need to be talking about.
As a yt person unlearning the racist bias I was raised with these candid conversations are priceless. We yt people need to hold other yt people accountable and listen when you speak.
Two things: 1. It's conversations like this that make me realize how privileged I am and that I need to speak up more often and louder when I see these type of incidents. 2. I'm currently in a federal taxation class and it would be great if Josh would read my assignments/lessons to me because I feel that anything read in that voice will be absorbed in my brain.
Thanks for wanting to work with taxes...my fil has been working for the IRS for 20+years helping folks file or fix a problem (he's 82, and super sharp and has great people skills). Positive vibes from New Hampshire, remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis
Really cool observations, as usual. Never thought about what Josh mentioned re: the fear of people getting caught in their Karen moments and realizing how badly this might go for them and how that might lead to some positive change.
This is one of the ABSOLUTE BEST DISCUSSIONS I have had the privilege of seeing/listening to. Thank you all. The in-depth conversations, the dad/son moment- I did not see until now… as a parent that was painful to see, it literally made me tear up, to hear a child PLEAD with his dad to not be racist, to not be cruel, to PLEASE STOP… and be ignored! jFC. I have to believe there is hope, and I will act every time to be as Anti karen as a karen wanna be. I love you all! ♥️🤟🏼
Righteous conversation here!!! Sixty five year old Black Man and I aim proud of you all for having this conversation:)! Open, honest and real!!! Thank you...
I just finished watching this video and when I tell you, I have a whole new respect and love for you all…. Great conversations and great views…. Keep It up because y’all were on point!!!!🙌🏾🙏🏾❤️🥰✊🏾✊🏾
In answer to the question "Does talking about Karen's help or hurt?", I think it definitely helps spread the word. Josh mentioned that "for people who have led sheltered lives, it may draw attention to this issue." I absolutely agree! I read a study (I don't remember who did it or when) in which they asked white people to name their 6 or 7 best friends. Very few had ANY friends of different races, colors or religions. Many "Muricans live in their bubble and don't care to venture out...after all, who needs to venture out of the most superior group? Polls also show that many people in the US don't believe racism still exists. They must be very isolated, so inform them over and over again. The thing I like about Trevor is that he is a black man from elsewhere, so when he talks about race issues in the US, I think white folks freak out less and listen more. The three of you are calm and rational, too, so you hopefully won't 'scare off' ignorant white people. Please keep it up. The US needs this type of conversation.
@Gwen Marcus Regarding Trevor being black, and accepted because he's from another country, what about this? Though Trevor is a black man, to both people, Trevor, can ''BRAG''....on ''Blacks''.....'Forever''...and won't get criticized, for ''BRAGGING''..be-cause, he's half white. but, if another black man bragged on black men, there'd be backlash. However, if he's around white men, he can't talk badly about White men, because these men are ''ALL................White, and this boy, is only Half-White, in White America, and is Half-Black, in White America...He's Black.
Big ups to Dulcé✊🏿 I'm not too big on politics but I am huge on comedy and the Black community, and when I first watched Dulcé I wasn't sure of her talent but the more I watched, the more she was getting better than I expected. She totally got me in this video and I'm all in on Dulcé now. Love you sis keep up the phenomenal work!💜😎
Some 5 years ago I had a black cop threatened to call his white cop buddies on me ("Oh so you wanna talk back huh?! Let me go ahead and call some white cops out here see if you want to keep talking back") because I asked him which city code prohibited me from giving my jacket to a homeless brother. My boy said that full well knowing that he was threatening my life. This isn't some "Black people are racist too", as much as it's a "anyone can participate in whiteness and benefit from it". I think that's how we end up with these Candace Owens types of Black people who have committed to assimilating into white society and who disparage their own Blackness and their community. Disclaimer: I'm not accusing that officer of racism. For a further explanation of what I mean by that, see my first comment below.
@@Research0digo I'd like to understand the perspective that you're intending to share, but without further context or explanation the connection that you see between the video, my comment, and your reply isn't immediately evident.
You nailed it. I also think Candance and people like her, who believe they are different from other black people believe they are exempt from racism. I cannot stand her, and I am white. The fact she wants to be white just reminds me of a very black teenager on Dr. Phil. She sat there and said over and over that she was not black. She basically said she wasn't like her black parents so she wasn't black. She looked down on them.
You guys are lucky to have Dulce with you. She keeps you on your toes and making sense out of sillies. Don't get me wrong, she is incredibly funny too, but she has a way of grounding the two of you that is masterful and talented.
Dulce, thank you for your wisdom and to all of you for explaining the "Karen's" in this world. I want to share how as a 54-year-old woman I was surrounded by security and accused of harassing and cursing out the waitress while I waited for almost an hour to get my bill so I can leave.
I see why some people bemoan a loss of privilege. I've found the interviews Jordan Klepper does at the rallies very revealing. Those people don't seem to realize how hypocritical they are. I have had a life of privilege. I've known that, and tried throughout my career to be egalitarian- but I never understood (probably still don't understand it properly) that racism in America isn't attitudes, but is baked into every institution, and the very creation of the country. My "shock" moment that made me start really thinking about all of this, and my own part in it, came before COVID & George Floyd. I work with a white woman whose husband is a black man. She came in to work one day, upset because they were down to one car and she'd forgotten to fix the headlight on her car... She was very worried all day. I didn't understand. She said, as if it was obvious... "It's fine for *me* if there's a headlight out. But it's dangerous for my husband, and my son. They usually don't drive my car... " It hadn't been real to me. Her husband is a preacher, handsome... He plays the drums and makes his kids laugh. And gets pulled over by the police because he's black. This violence has to stop. The idea of that woman deliberately trying to cause a confrontation make me ill. I don't like every person I meet of any race- but they are people, and have people who love them. I'm sure many of them don't like me. Manners are intended to be the grease of society for that reason!
@@ca6360 Well, that was the topic of the behind the scenes. It was about white people calling the cops or LEO on black people. I interpreted Leesha's comment as a compliment and like myself, I would like to see them talk about another topic well. Like the prison system or China performing weather manipulation. It doesn't matter the topic, because the different viewpoints would be informative amd entertaining.
@@ca6360 why do you feel like you can just ignore the facts in this video? You talk about accountability yet you people can't even talk about the racism that white people started in America let alone try to stop it. Be accountable for that. The fact that white America seems to think black lives don't matter too...
That skit was the moment I fell in love with Dulce. I have watched it over and over again. As a white woman who fits the Karen stereotype I always think before I speak will this sound like a Karen lol. Love Dulce so much!
Dulce is so right about the victim hood of those who have these names and cry about their names being used. Love the point about she doesn't choose to be Black but she still gets the racism. Call out those Becky's for who they are and don't be one! Peace, Rebecca
I turn it around. I call myself the "auntie" Karen at work. Makes people laugh when they erm, sympathize with my name. I totally own it-i need a mnger asap!!!customer abusing the cashier on register 16!!!
This is one of the best Daily Show extras! To prove the Karendemic phenomena has been going on for some time, I remember responding to a call almost 15 years ago for a suspicious person late at night/early morning only to get there and find one of my fellow officers walking on patrol, obviously in uniform! To make it even better, he and the caller had graduated high school together. Of course this was in a predominantly white, wealthy neighborhood, so it wasn't overly surprising.
As far as the cops go, I once called the cops while living in El Paso for a group of guys trying to break into my apartment at like 2am. Long story short they took the call but never showed up; 30 to 40 min later they called back to ask me if I still needed an officer. Ever since that day I realized that system wasn't set up to serve me and I couldn't count on them. I now have a gun in my home that I hope I never have to use.
Quite the contrary, I find this hopeful. This shows that the kids aren't learning from them, and the s from the father is likely to die with that generation.
Y'all should have discussed the Victoria Secret Karen. The heifer fell on the floor and cried as customers stepped over her conducting business. Then security asked the black woman to leave the store. Insane
She even chased the woman around the store and customers told the black woman to stop antagonizing her(The black woman was filming the incident because we know what was going to happen if she didn't😒😒).
Huh? What? Please give more details where this happened? Victoria's Secret better have come out publicly to apologize. If not, a national boycott is well in order. We got to nip this insanity in the bud (even though the bud has fully bloomed and the busy bee Karens are all over)
I really enjoy this series of “deeper dives” behind the scenes of the main show. This is the material I really Crave. This is the education I need as an ally of black people and I love your jokes, too! Feel like I’m sitting next to you on my couch. On a personal note, I came out of the closet in 1987-88. I lived through horrendous times of homophobia and AIDS. As a protester with little power -within- the system, I found the public shame option of civil disobedience to be quiet effective. I work in 911 EMS and I serve black and Spanish communities. I wear BLM bracelet to reassure my patients. I want to do more. Thanks for the on-going education and inspiration. Stay strong! Black Lives Matter!
I definitely understand the pressure of having to be strong and appear strong otherwise be accused of having a victim mentality, indigenous women are called resilient and to be anything less than that is always met with one of several responses, first I'm told that I'm responsible for everything that happened to me and that I need to get over what happened to my people because it was so long ago and "things are different now", if I talk about the trauma I or my family had gone through I'm told that I'm using victimhood as an excuse for "blah, blah, blah" and I'm not trying hard enough and I just need to sacrifice a lot more to meet their standard of success, as if everyone has the luxury of having something to sacrifice besides their life or body, and the worst part about it is being part of culture that had everything stolen right in front of us while we are forced to watch and be hidden on reservations, our children ripped from their families only to be murdered and abused then to have our rights written into a constitution that called us "savage indians" only to have those right blatantly violated over and over again as soon as there is natural resource they want. And they still do it to this day too. Thank you for this podcast I love hearing you guys talk and laugh about some serious issues and I hope white women calm down, maybe we need to have another Magic Mike movie come out, it seemed to be pretty calm during those years
Those people don't understand that indigenous people and black people are still living, not only, under the affects of the past but under laws that have been put into place to keep us there
Who taught you these things, bet it wasn't CRT? This is what white supremacists don't want discussed. People whom were oppressed teaches their children about the ancestors whether the original Americans or the African. Generations live and tells the truth of what the white people did to their people. The battle for equal justice is on going.
@@bessieking3797 This is my life not a lesson, I live this reality and I didn't even know about CRT until recently but I was very aware of it regardless. I've had some great mentors in my life that believed that learning was life not just what you did in school, and they have infinite lessons to teach too, and I'm still learning and teaching my own kids now.
@@marieknight9385 exactly, no CRT but family teaches history more so than school teachers. CRT has never been taught in secondary schools but citizens of the United States of America have been informed. Parents are whom children listen to the most. Ancestral history isn't taught in schools but communities and the history of the United States is no secret.
LOL Thanks for this, I needed this kind of laugh FR😂🤣 I have several friends named Karen. Most said nothing when the memes started flowing because they get it👍🏽 My “one” Karen friend went to FB ‘Why are you demonizing my name? How would you like it…’ I didn’t respond because 1. She doesn’t get it 2. If that’s all you see is what’s happening to you and not what is happening to Black people, nothing I say will help. I don’t think she’d respond to this Podcast unfortunately. It’s sad
This breaks my heart, that this issue is still an issue. My first memory of white people treating black kids differently than white kids was when I was 5 years old! And now I’m 72 and I swear that it’s worse! How much diversity training do these people need?
Perhaps I’m naive out here in California but what I’ve seen are mostly kind “white” people who would definitely be a shame to Archie Bunker. I’m not saying they are perfect. Who is? If racism ends will relations between the colors be utopian? I think Karen will yet exist.
It had to be all improv and only Roy and Dulce were in on it, with Roy not immediately catching on, it felt. That's when the names started flying. "Yes, and..." is the improv tenet.
The point of Karens using the victimhood thing is really accurate. And yeah, the white men going off is way more immediately dangerous. The Arbrey shooting is the sort of thing that happens.
@Daniel Because your statistics are wrong that's why. Your speaking a white supremacist propaganda meme from 4chan & Facebook as if it's facts without even looking into it.
@Daniel Man, your mind never made it from the basement did it.... First the statistics you speaking on is a meme... you get that right... that very meme was shown to be false directly from the source they quoted. It's funny because you want to say this meme is real but same site has a meme that shows Trump was related to Jesus and MLK but I don't yall running saying Trump part black. This shows alot of you base your lives on fiction because you believe as long as you say it, it will become true. Talk about entitlement and derangement.
@Daniel Man you posted nothing besides a statement and said you posted source data. Wth is broke in your mind, because simple and plain a source is something like the FBI statistics which would again make you wrong because those are arrest not convictions. If you go to the DOJ data, that does not cover any of the exonerated which offsets those numbers again. Which you stated neither of those, so unless your so ignorant that you don't truly know what a meme is, than it would see that you trolling and getting debunked. But got the nerve to call someone a troll. lOl
@Daniel And thus you fail. So first smack to the face is: Right on the FBI website it states that those are ARREST, not convictions which means anyone can just be arrested for it but convicted means they were found guilty. You know kind of like Kyle, and we all know how you feel towards his guilt or innocence. 2 slap to the face again, the statistics is flawed, because it goes by a rule less self reporting police policy which has been seen to be full of flaws and discrepancies such as Baltimore manipulating the number along side a gaggle of other police agencies. You know these police departments the US government even under Trump that were ruled as troublesome, ruleless, lawless, even criminal police departments. Kind of like LASD you know the Banditos, Executioners, 300 Boys, Vikings and many more. And just with LASD that would throw out all of theirs because the datas is known to be falsified. So again smooth brain what are you speaking on? #NowWhatWeLearn
Dulce hit the nail on the head. How can we expect systemic racism to be punished properly when the people in charge of punishment are giving slaps on the wrist and get out of jail free cards. Rottenhouse’s judge is a perfect example.
Rittenhouse judge is beyond this. This man let the gun that murdered 2 people be called "legal" in spite of Wisconsin Gun Law that makes it illegal for anyone under 18 to carry a gun. He used a hunting regulation that he knew intended to make it legal for a 17 yr olds to carry a hunting rifle (not an assault rifle).This is a racist judge willing to go against the intent if the law to let another racist off the hook
🤣...Rottenhouse
Agreed! Just today I read a news article, our local PD had fired a guy for brutality, beating a six month pregnant woman. Dragged her out of her car by her hair punched her like 7 times in the head then left her to sit on the ground in the rain, all while handcuffed. So ex-cop (should be in prison cop) just went down the street, like 15 miles away to a smaller town and got hired AND knowing all this that PD came out and said this person was a great asset to their force...and there's our problem. Bad cops get quietly let go and then they just get hired somewhere else and now along with being violent to begin with, they got a chip on their shoulder too. They move on and just get more anger and violent.
Rottenhouse? You mean Lil Biff Tannen?
That judge was very obviously bias in favor of Rittenhouse. He was basically working as his lawyer calling objections etc. I felt bad for the victims families. The judge wouldn't allow their children who were murdered to be called victims and then the judge drops the one charge Kyle would of most likely got a guilty on, the gun charge. Obviously he was guilty. You cant plead self defense in a situation you caused the need for self defense in.
People who make false calls to the cops should be charged, fined $1000 and the money goes to the victim. Knowing that would happen would shut down those Karens and Darrens quickly.
I have been saying that for years. Make it too painful to be this capricious with people's lives.
Cities and counties are broke. What a great way to make legitimate money with real fines for KKK Karens, Kens and Kyles.
Chicago could not wait to file charges against Jussie Smollett for this crime. ( ...and trying to give him prison time)
What you guys don't understand is that there *is* a charge against false police calls. Every single country in the world has this to discourage constant false calls to police. Depending on the situation and country, it's either a hefty fine, or can sometimes even end in some jail time.
The problem is, just like the police can sometimes choose to not give you a speeding ticket and let you off with a verbal warning, so too can they choose to disregard the fact you knowingly made a false call to the police, therefore letting you go without any consequences at all.
That's what's happening with these white people. It's not that there's no punishment. It's just that the punishment isn't ever applied to them.
@@I2AmUS Karens Kens and Kyles!!! I hollered 😆 🤣 😂
isnt it a crime to make false calls?
The kid crying broke me down. My child is the most important to me and I once got into an argument with my husband and watching her cry and asking us to stop really did make me stop and think. Definitely ended the argument then and there.
I believe that man was literally traumatizing his own son. Sad.
“They aren’t getting more racist, it’s just getting filmed”
- Will Smith
@A P Dude id vote for an alpaca and shrew to be the president and Vice President as long as it wasn't Trump and pence.
@Daniel Some of us don't trust the kool-aid, plus it's mostly the trump cultist who are Karens.
@Daniel Yeah I figured since you are defending trump. As someone who's had the police called on them for smoking in a smoking area you can just f*ck all the way off until you bounce off something, lol.
@Daniel It must be a small room; you should still be bouncing around. It's a human right to tell someone to “F*c* off.” freedom of speech. I think it's hilarious you don't just follow the advice.
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The handheld mixer with the detachable “spinners” to lick the cake batter off of …. We called them beaters. 🤣
Lol. yes.
Us too..we called them beaters.
Same!... (Had been looking for this comment!)
My mum used a wooden spoon, but we still got to lick out the bowl!
Yep, beaters here in Texas.😆
I appreciate what you guys do, both on the show and pod cast. I need the laughter to digest these things. So I'm a 50 year old white female raised in MS. When I was in high school, I believed all these things would be different by the time I was 50. When Obama was elected, and I was a proud supporter much to the chagrin of my family and many in our community, I was so proud and so happy because my generation really made it happen finally. And then, just like Dulce said, these horrific white folks and horrific behavior ensued immediately. I was shocked and saddened and heartbroken and knew we were in for a backlash rising up from an evil that I thought we had at least subdued. And then, dear sweet Jesus, there was Trump and horrors I could never have imagined and all my hope and pride in what our generation was and is disappeared. Thanks for listening and keeping me in the loop. I do live in the woods with no TV at this moment.
Well said.. well said indeed 😀
The way the coupon guy's hand is shaking like crazy is hysterical
Oh no, black woman armed...with a COUPON!!!!
Right? Lol
What is the address to the convenient store?
People need to stop by and laugh at him.
Honestly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@iKenFax this comment is funny
Okay, I just watched two episodes in a row. First time listening to this series and I am here for it!! I am so thankful for the Daily Show having Trevor's perspective as a South African living in America and for Dulce and Roy being Blackity Black Black AF! This podcast is genius and absolutely needed!! Also pleasantly surprised to find out that Josh is a writer on the show after seeing some of his stand up skits a few years back, love that for him 👏🏾. I just love being able to relate, laugh, and learn from Roy and Dulce! It feels like talking to big cousins/siblings listening to y'all!
Hello my sister from SA. I’m from Haiti and you summed up everything I also feel about living here. Black! Blackity! 🇭🇹🇭🇹
When Dulce said if a white man goes up the chain of command he will eventually get to a white man, that is gold!
Wow!!!
That bird park lady made me so mad! She was so calm until she called the cops, and then her voice started wavering and shaking- completely trying to sound panicked. It's like she flicked some racism switch.
She flicked the white woman tears switch
She pulled out her tears and then he didn’t didn’t want her to get in trouble. She was supposed to do community service and a few therapy sessions or racial sensitivity sessions and she couldn’t be bothered to do that. I can’t remember exactly what she was supposed to do but it was minimal for what she did. Either way she couldn’t be bothered to do the bare minimum to pretend like she was remorseful. She’s disgusting as a human being.
“Racism switch” perfect
@MAAHAQQ I've never heard that phrase before, I like it.
What’s crazy is how many of us are familiar with that switch. We know the second we call a Karen out for their bad behavior, they’re going to act like WE were the aggressor
Also-frog from Chrono Trigger 💕
"I'm not rooting against any person."
Dulce: "I AM."
She's cool.
I laughed so hard. Like how he keep talking so smooth with her interjections. LOL
Dulcet is the best. I like her. You go sister.
Dulce, you are one of my top three favorite people. You're wildly intelligent, honest and freaking hilarious. Thank you for existing ❤
I really hope this isn’t for her calling egg beaters “paddles”
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@@faderunnerx7230 She is right--they are called paddles.
Love!!!
@@faderunnerx7230 we call them beaters & blades (I've heard occasionally) in MI too but my grandmother was from TN & my mom said she called them both paddles & beaters
Bruh the more She talks about activism, the more I fall in love. Dulcé killed this! Black All-Star ✊🏾
Dulce is awesome 😎.
Thank you for saying this. Dulcé is an amazing comedian. She is bringing the truth.
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Seriously! I am over here thinking, I don’t idolize any one, but I would love to meet Dulce! This woman speaks the truth. I am also loving her style, that curtain and turquoise sofa chair, looks so cute. I love her hair, she is even matching her top with her nails! Dulce is such a beautiful diva. Slay queen! (Fingers snapping). También me da gusto escucharte hablando Español. Gracias por representar a las mujeres con clase, inteligencia y belleza.
The clip where the kid is asking his dad to stop and let's just go, reminded me of another thing I had seen where this white lady (on Halloween) goes up to a place with her daughter (maybe 5, at most) and dumps the entire bowl of candy (which was left out, as some people do) in her purse. The little girl is like "no mommy, you take too much, that's bad" and that lady doesn't even flinch, and they walk off. People like that (both the woman and that man) shouldn't even HAVE children.
Yes-No. The way I see it:
Clearly, it's possible for dreadful creatures like that to have children which are better than they are *and* are even strong enough to stand up to their parents. Which is bordering on the heroic - you can't really condemn the parents without applauding the children.
And it's a hopeful thing to see.
Nope! They're only creating more racist little monsters. Racist begets more racists and so on and on. Pathetic endless cycle!
"When you're used to having privilege, equality feels like oppression."
What thread are you replying to? You seem lost. No one's talking about Biden here.
Cackling
@@InThisEssayIWill... AP is a troll, he's on every upload saying those exact words. In fact he could be (and probably is) a bot. If he isn't then he clearly has a one track mind
@Daniel and you're an account made 2 weeks ago to just harass people
@Daniel black people don't only feel oppressed. We feel joy, pride, thankfulness, and peace as well like any other group of people. However, when you look at 400 years of human trafficking, sharecropping, lynching, numerous Jim Crow laws, and police brutality, oppression is a major influence on our historical narratives in this country. Not sure you can truly understand this unless you're black.
Use the one where the black man calls the cops because someone took his car, the police come and arrest that man. THE ONE WHO CALLED THE POLICE. I just can't get over this one.
Dulce summed this discussion up so well. AWESOME DISCUSSION!!!!
Dulce is not playing! Facts on facts on facts!!!!!! Thank you.
I wish Josh did voice over work for all the things. His voice is beautiful!!!
HE is beautiful!!!
He sounds a lot like Joe Madison.
He looks 12 with a 32 year old voice. He has cash 💸 💰 🤑 in his voice. Hope he knows that.
They should bring the boondocks back with the kids as adults and him play those characters...
Racist??
Ok, now I know Josh is a writer I know why The Daily Show is the funniest, the guy is amazing, wee stumbled across his standup a few years ago and its simply brilliant.
This was great!
Dulce being from Gwinnett County means she grew up with “Karens” before they were a thing. She’s likely an expert.
-“The Freedom Pfeiffers”😅🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely! I’m from Dekalb county next door to Gwinnett, I now live in Gwinnett and it is an entirely DIFFERENT WORLD. 😫
lol
People in the US need to understand that violence is driven more by Kens/ Kyles than Karens. Remember the strict adherence to manipulated versions of religion has led Karens to adopt the ways of the males in their family. They uphold male supremacy as part of 'obedience to husbands'.
That being said Boymom Karens are usually the worse ones. They usually protect the little dcks in their family in order to indirectly benefit from male privilege. They go against other women and the me-too movement and they disregard their son's toxic behaviours as 'just boys being boys". Let the issue of Karens not distract the US from understanding that Ken / Kyle supremacy (male supremacy) is the primary reason of violence in the US, and the rest of the world as well. Citizens need to heck the rate of male violence in both the US and the rest of the world to understand better.
@@rewiredhuman3347 uh…. Did u just turned this into a feminist argument about toxic masculinity??
@@ashdluciangurl I mentioned the primary problem in the US and the rest of the world backed by proper research. If you have a problem with acknowledging reality, that's YOUR problem. High time to stop living in denial and defensiveness though.
So wait, Josh is a writer for The Show...why is he not on/in the show? He has it all going on. A well thought, handsome young man with a voice and he is charismatic. Trev, my man give this kid your world.
He's a cutie too.
@@debbieedwards420 And has an enchanting voice.
Glad I am not the only one noticing it!
He's much more articulate and entertaining than Jaboukie is.
Because he is a writer. He shares his knowledge of what is hip (Tower of Power song) with the stars and costars - they are presenters.
Back in social work school a few black colleagues also talked about how there was an expectation for black people and other ethnicities to forgive and to be willing to move forward. This point struck me real hard because it rings true, and on the flip side that expectation is not inherent for white people. If any person of color were to press charges and try to see a case go all the way, they're almost always automatically labeled the "Angry (insert ethnicity) Man/Woman" and they're being unreasonable. But if a white person tries to see a case go all the way through, it's just another Tuesday for them. So yeah these types of double standards are real and the conditioning to preserve white comfort is real, which also factored into Christopher Cooper's decision to drop the charges. When I read about that it just hurts the cause of seeking equity in the justice system for everyone
Josh has a billion $$$ voice!!! And his comedy is real!!!
That part, too!!
His standup is great too :)
He’s got a smooth voice reminds me of my tattoo dude
Yes, he has an amazing voice.
I'd buy life insurance or a cemetery plot from him.
Just like men need to call other men out on their bad behavior, white people need to call other white people out on their bad behavior. Period.
I appreciate these talks. They are so important to fixing things. You all are awesome and amazing. ❤️
We're very inclusive so all races on earth need to call out those within their own races for bad behavior. All.
Personally I don't racially segregate people in my head. We're all brothers.
@Daniel im democrat and will deff call out any bigot white
@Daniel I think he did. He must be white and a democrat
@daniel I think he did. He must be white and a democrat
Why hasn't this series earned an Emmy! Roy and the crew hit it out of the park every. single. time... ❤️
Ahh the little boy crying “daddy, daddy” broke my heart.
Josh's confused face when Roy and Dulce started going off about Beckys and Crystals was absolutely hilarious.
Absolutely. And adorable.
My name is Karen, but I try everyday to try not to BE a Karen. I also have explained to several people named Karen why "Karen" is getting a bad name. Folks need to know how people treat others -- no matter what color -- we all can do a better job of being kinder to everyone.
It’s very insensitive for people to use a common woman’s name in such a derogatory description of bad behavior
This should become apart of the American historical record. Very poignant intelligent piece. Thank you.
BTW, the paddles are also called beaters. 🤷🏾♂️
Beaters! Exactly... They had me doubting myself... LOL
And prongs.
iirc paddles used in mixers are for folding the mix and getting air into it
I always called them beaters
exactly beaters!!! that’s what he most likely was talking about vs the paddle or flat beater attachment.
“You brought us here!” That line is GOLD, Dulce
Dulcé Sloan - I appreciate you. Asking for the analytical numbers, voicing out your thoughts regardless whether the others disagreed and laughed, and constantly speaking with passion backed with knowledge and facts. Thoroughly enjoying this episode overall, but Dulcé is FIRE. Love it!!!
Seconded! Without knowing the number in the years before, that "300" has next to no value.
Josh Johnson writes for the Daily Show? He should be a correspondent - his stand-up comedy is furnace fire.
I love his comedy.
💯
And he has a smile for the screen...
@A P i dont know, why is it karen
Yes!!! I love this young man!
“Not only do they think we’re criminals, they think we’re bad at crimes.” 😄 priceless!
Except that take is wrong, burglars hit houses during the day when kids are off to school and adults are at work. At night people are home.
@@FireCat005 ??
@@FireCat005 как?
He's always on point with his little pearls of insight and humor.
@@FireCat005 huh?
Dulce is having none of the BS. Love the fact that she’s allowed to speak her piece without filter…rare if not nonexistent these days. She’s absolutely on point.
She’s been doing it on the daily show for years. In her career before the show she did it too.
Yeah. You like it when only your side gets to talk or only the points you agree with get talked about, don't you?
Wow. Your grandma was allowed to bake cakes? Thought this country was all racists and black people haven't been able to do anything fun for 400 years?
@@jamespatrick3462 the United States isn't 400 years old. It's not even 250... It was founded July fourth 1776. Jesus Christ dood if your gonna fail at least do basic math correctly.
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"It's double insulting. Not only are we criminals… but we're bad at crime!"
Oh… man. That had me laughing for a little bit!
Lol 😆😆😆
It blew my mind when I heard the part about the person in the podcast thinking racism ended in the 70s. I was born in the 70s. I grew up around racist white people. I still know racist white people. I had a cop come into a store I was managing in the 90s, asking if a young black man came into the store. I said no, and he said he was going to go and see what he was up to. I said, he's probably driving around, seeing what's near Kent State. He's probably a student there. The cop said, well, he's in the wrong neighborhood. I'm going to check it out. One of many examples of racism I've personally witnessed I can't imagine any white person who hasn't, especially white men.
My favorite is the anti-masker that gets carried out of the store by his grown son. That son gives me hope.
I was just about to comment the same thing. I am sure that son has experienced his father acting like a crazy person in public too many times.
oooooh, i havent seen this one!! OMFG, poor kid.
That parent fails at adulting, but the kid gets an A++
Because "parents' like that end up reversing the relationship with their kids and the kids end up parenting them. Absolutely depressing and ridiculous.
Do you have a link for that?
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I 💕 Dolce because she as real as you can get. You'll always know where you stand with her.
Dulce knows her stuff and is on point . . . period.
Yes I am here for her!!!!!!!😻😹😽👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Dulce, you’re on point, ‘weaponizing victimhood’!! Awesome episode…Thank you!
Dulce's question about which Black person would be arrested if BOTH parties are approached by police. There are plenty of cases where BOTH parties get arrested. I believe that often there is no fairness or justice for one party over another when it comes to people of color. So... that would mean some sort of equity in judgement by authorities, for people of color, particularly the Black community in this case. Really ENJOY beyond the scenes. Just found it. Thank you for this.
I do wish that he had pressed charges against the racist woman in the bird watching incident. It sets a horrible precedent for any future cases and we know there will be future cases. It sends the wrong message as if what the criminal Karen did wasn{t a big deal. It was a big deal.
The only thing that got me was that the guy's son was getting grief and wanted it to be over. Still...
Just like the case with the cellphone kid in that hotel. They are pressing charges. You have to take a stand every time you get one or you may not get the chance again to set the tone for future generations.
He may want to put the whole incident, and more importantly, obsessive online bombardment behind him.
Mr. Cooper didn't ask for this to happen. And the fallout is extremely difficult, too. Should he press charges, or not? Not our call. Either way.
He chose to not engage any further. He should not be castigated for choosing for himself.
If you're referring to the man who told the karen to put her dog on a leash. She had repercussions, she lost her job.
@@kaitakeda3916 absolutely
I said joint custody too Roy. Seemed like the boy was raised by a mother that taught him better than that. Bless his heart ❤
I didn't see a lesson in that father/son exchange. I saw a dad losing credibility and a relationship being destroyed. That poor kid, knowing he's smarter that his pa.
Likely why mom left dad!
Love Josh's heart. "How do we save everybody."
Josh has the most incredible voice.
I got a warm fuzzy feeling from his voice!
Josh Johnson, So Glad to know you exist!!
No excuse for education in Louisiana, but you have Really made the best of a less than optimum situation. You look like a teenager and consider like a 40 year old: mind, pleasantly, blown!
Dulce SCORED on that germination joke!
As a person educated in Louisiana I laughed harder than I should at that 😆
He’s highly educated. Part of his comedy is based on the fact that he’s accused of speaking like a white person.
He looks like he is in high school.
Y’all are so funny and cute together the way you interact with one another so seamlessly. This was a great piece on a serious topic.
Josh has the most excellent, calming voice ever.
This was a brilliant conversation. Tree of the most interesting and innovative comedians today, being very serious about the most important thing we need to be talking about.
If we think this is the most important thing in the country, you are either naive & out of touch or too privileged.
Dulce is the best, I love all of this conversation! It's so authentic and a blessing to know we can collective understanding.
As a yt person unlearning the racist bias I was raised with these candid conversations are priceless. We yt people need to hold other yt people accountable and listen when you speak.
The Crystal, Kate and Tyler breakdown was on point 😂😂😂
The Daily Show and all their correspondents are amazing. Thanks for being hilarious, educational, and willing to dissent against the norm.
Two things:
1. It's conversations like this that make me realize how privileged I am and that I need to speak up more often and louder when I see these type of incidents.
2. I'm currently in a federal taxation class and it would be great if Josh would read my assignments/lessons to me because I feel that anything read in that voice will be absorbed in my brain.
Thanks for wanting to work with taxes...my fil has been working for the IRS for 20+years helping folks file or fix a problem (he's 82, and super sharp and has great people skills). Positive vibes from New Hampshire, remember to be kind to each other and yourself during this pandemic and social crisis
I agree. Oooh that voice.
Yesss!
Yes please speak up. Staying silent is passive agreement
They dont wwnt it.
Dulce's rant at the end was EVERYTHING!
YESSSS...& go fall down a flight of stairs is now my go to line for everyone! 👌🏼🤣
I LOVE Josh's standup, and love love love that he's a writer on The Daily Show!!!! 🥰
I so love #DulceSloan for always telling our truths, analytically! I watched the operator segment for an hour and I cried laughing! Please add more.
I love listening to Dulce make herself laugh, it's contagious.
It is! You can tell she so loves her job; and she's truly great at it!!!😊🙃😊
Yes!
she is sooo awesome!!! I need to be her friend, like for real!! lol i love her energy, she is real, genuine & soo cool.
FACT 😛
Really cool observations, as usual. Never thought about what Josh mentioned re: the fear of people getting caught in their Karen moments and realizing how badly this might go for them and how that might lead to some positive change.
The little boy's voice broke my heart... Such mental clarity and pain at what dad was doing.
Dulce, literally smartest correspondent on the show and they're all pretty talented.
This is one of the ABSOLUTE BEST DISCUSSIONS I have had the privilege of seeing/listening to. Thank you all.
The in-depth conversations, the dad/son moment- I did not see until now… as a parent that was painful to see, it literally made me tear up, to hear a child PLEAD with his dad to not be racist, to not be cruel, to PLEASE STOP… and be ignored! jFC. I have to believe there is hope, and I will act every time to be as Anti karen as a karen wanna be. I love you all! ♥️🤟🏼
Righteous conversation here!!! Sixty five year old Black Man and I aim proud of you all for having this conversation:)! Open, honest and real!!! Thank you...
Dulce is 100% correct. Everything she said at around the 50 minute mark was right on the target.
She messed up and called them blades. They're beaters!
I just finished watching this video and when I tell you, I have a whole new respect and love for you all…. Great conversations and great views…. Keep
It up because y’all were on point!!!!🙌🏾🙏🏾❤️🥰✊🏾✊🏾
In answer to the question "Does talking about Karen's help or hurt?", I think it definitely helps spread the word. Josh mentioned that "for people who have led sheltered lives, it may draw attention to this issue." I absolutely agree! I read a study (I don't remember who did it or when) in which they asked white people to name their 6 or 7 best friends. Very few had ANY friends of different races, colors or religions. Many "Muricans live in their bubble and don't care to venture out...after all, who needs to venture out of the most superior group? Polls also show that many people in the US don't believe racism still exists. They must be very isolated, so inform them over and over again.
The thing I like about Trevor is that he is a black man from elsewhere, so when he talks about race issues in the US, I think white folks freak out less and listen more. The three of you are calm and rational, too, so you hopefully won't 'scare off' ignorant white people. Please keep it up. The US needs this type of conversation.
@Gwen Marcus
Regarding Trevor being black, and accepted because he's from another country, what about this? Though Trevor is a black man, to both people, Trevor, can ''BRAG''....on ''Blacks''.....'Forever''...and won't get criticized, for ''BRAGGING''..be-cause, he's half white. but, if another black man bragged on black men, there'd be backlash. However, if he's around white men, he can't talk badly about White men, because these men are ''ALL................White, and this boy, is only Half-White, in White America, and is Half-Black, in White America...He's Black.
as a 911 operator for over 20 years in the south... THANK YOU DULCE!!
Big ups to Dulcé✊🏿 I'm not too big on politics but I am huge on comedy and the Black community, and when I first watched Dulcé I wasn't sure of her talent but the more I watched, the more she was getting better than I expected. She totally got me in this video and I'm all in on Dulcé now. Love you sis keep up the phenomenal work!💜😎
Some 5 years ago I had a black cop threatened to call his white cop buddies on me ("Oh so you wanna talk back huh?! Let me go ahead and call some white cops out here see if you want to keep talking back") because I asked him which city code prohibited me from giving my jacket to a homeless brother. My boy said that full well knowing that he was threatening my life. This isn't some "Black people are racist too", as much as it's a "anyone can participate in whiteness and benefit from it". I think that's how we end up with these Candace Owens types of Black people who have committed to assimilating into white society and who disparage their own Blackness and their community.
Disclaimer: I'm not accusing that officer of racism. For a further explanation of what I mean by that, see my first comment below.
Wow..
That’s messed up!!
Tyler Perry's productions are chock-full of very light-skinned, super skinny black women.
@@Research0digo I'd like to understand the perspective that you're intending to share, but without further context or explanation the connection that you see between the video, my comment, and your reply isn't immediately evident.
@@RandomHumanCreature I’m stealing this, thank you
You nailed it. I also think Candance and people like her, who believe they are different from other black people believe they are exempt from racism. I cannot stand her, and I am white. The fact she wants to be white just reminds me of a very black teenager on Dr. Phil. She sat there and said over and over that she was not black. She basically said she wasn't like her black parents so she wasn't black. She looked down on them.
Bless Dulce and her comedy gold performances.
You guys are lucky to have Dulce with you. She keeps you on your toes and making sense out of sillies. Don't get me wrong, she is incredibly funny too, but she has a way of grounding the two of you that is masterful and talented.
Dulce, thank you for your wisdom and to all of you for explaining the "Karen's" in this world. I want to share how as a 54-year-old woman I was surrounded by security and accused of harassing and cursing out the waitress while I waited for almost an hour to get my bill so I can leave.
I see why some people bemoan a loss of privilege. I've found the interviews Jordan Klepper does at the rallies very revealing. Those people don't seem to realize how hypocritical they are.
I have had a life of privilege. I've known that, and tried throughout my career to be egalitarian- but I never understood (probably still don't understand it properly) that racism in America isn't attitudes, but is baked into every institution, and the very creation of the country.
My "shock" moment that made me start really thinking about all of this, and my own part in it, came before COVID & George Floyd. I work with a white woman whose husband is a black man. She came in to work one day, upset because they were down to one car and she'd forgotten to fix the headlight on her car... She was very worried all day.
I didn't understand. She said, as if it was obvious... "It's fine for *me* if there's a headlight out. But it's dangerous for my husband, and my son. They usually don't drive my car... "
It hadn't been real to me.
Her husband is a preacher, handsome... He plays the drums and makes his kids laugh. And gets pulled over by the police because he's black.
This violence has to stop. The idea of that woman deliberately trying to cause a confrontation make me ill.
I don't like every person I meet of any race- but they are people, and have people who love them. I'm sure many of them don't like me. Manners are intended to be the grease of society for that reason!
Yes DULCE!!!! What you said about the whining about a meme when black people are getting shot 💯 💯 we need this on a t-shirt, on mugs and caps
I hope y'all tackle more topics together because this was great.
HONESTLY... THEY KEEP TALKING ABOUT WHITE PEOPLE... MAKES ME SICK.. BUT WHY ARE WE NOT ADDRESSIN BEHAVIOR AND PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY?
@@ca6360 Well, that was the topic of the behind the scenes. It was about white people calling the cops or LEO on black people. I interpreted Leesha's comment as a compliment and like myself, I would like to see them talk about another topic well. Like the prison system or China performing weather manipulation. It doesn't matter the topic, because the different viewpoints would be informative amd entertaining.
@@ca6360 why do you feel like you can just ignore the facts in this video? You talk about accountability yet you people can't even talk about the racism that white people started in America let alone try to stop it. Be accountable for that. The fact that white America seems to think black lives don't matter too...
They had me rolling when they started discussing the differences between a Becky, Crystal, and Tyler.
That skit was the moment I fell in love with Dulce. I have watched it over and over again. As a white woman who fits the Karen stereotype I always think before I speak will this sound like a Karen lol. Love Dulce so much!
People of all race, color, gender should think before they speak, not just you because you are a white woman.
Dulce is so right about the victim hood of those who have these names and cry about their names being used. Love the point about she doesn't choose to be Black but she still gets the racism. Call out those Becky's for who they are and don't be one!
Peace,
Rebecca
I turn it around. I call myself the "auntie" Karen at work. Makes people laugh when they erm, sympathize with my name. I totally own it-i need a mnger asap!!!customer abusing the cashier on register 16!!!
They are called beaters
@@baldnblack3664 Thank you! That's what I've always calked 'em.
Thank you, Rebecca!!!!👐🏿
Karens are bullies.
Make bullies afraid again.
This is one of the best Daily Show extras! To prove the Karendemic phenomena has been going on for some time, I remember responding to a call almost 15 years ago for a suspicious person late at night/early morning only to get there and find one of my fellow officers walking on patrol, obviously in uniform! To make it even better, he and the caller had graduated high school together. Of course this was in a predominantly white, wealthy neighborhood, so it wasn't overly surprising.
Thank you for sharing.
That person who called should have been arrested for misuse of Public Resources.
"We been here, baby. You brought us here. The f***!"
And this is where I spat my drink all over my living room...
🤣 Precise! Dulce is admirable!
I love Dulce's closing commentary regarding the facts about black women worrying about the threats to our community.
I didn't know Josh was a writer! I love his stand up. He's hilarious 😆
Dulce should have her own show. So many people love her and she's unique. Win/win for network and audience.
Yesss!!!!
As far as the cops go, I once called the cops while living in El Paso for a group of guys trying to break into my apartment at like 2am.
Long story short they took the call but never showed up; 30 to 40 min later they called back to ask me if I still needed an officer.
Ever since that day I realized that system wasn't set up to serve me and I couldn't count on them. I now have a gun in my home that I hope I never have to use.
This.
Dulce is smart, that ‘germinate’ comeback joke was crazy 😜
love it so much - I already had the highest respect for Roy Wood and Dulce Sloane, but now I know about Josh Johnson and I'm a new total fan
This is a great podcast! More, please! I love your comedy, but this really dives deeper and I appreciate it so much.
Also...my man, Alabama public education! I know own you're right! LOL!
I love how she corrected him on the paddles but paddles are an entirely different thing from beaters 😂
Kid has more mature reaction to someone than his dad. That is just depressing.
Quite the contrary, I find this hopeful. This shows that the kids aren't learning from them, and the s from the father is likely to die with that generation.
Alabama, Georgia, and Louisiana..The south is in the house!💪🏾
Y'all should have discussed the Victoria Secret Karen. The heifer fell on the floor and cried as customers stepped over her conducting business. Then security asked the black woman to leave the store. Insane
I was coming to here to comment about that one! Pure insanity!
She even chased the woman around the store and customers told the black woman to stop antagonizing her(The black woman was filming the incident because we know what was going to happen if she didn't😒😒).
Chased the woman while screaming “get away from me!”, no less
Huh? What? Please give more details where this happened? Victoria's Secret better have come out publicly to apologize. If not, a national boycott is well in order. We got to nip this insanity in the bud (even though the bud has fully bloomed and the busy bee Karens are all over)
@@OneAdam12Adam google it. The video is out there for you to see for yourself.
This was so interesting, insightful, sad, yet delightful. Thanks guys.
That poor kid begging his dad to stop breaks my heart so much. It's also deeply terrifying.
I really enjoy this series of “deeper dives” behind the scenes of the main show. This is the material I really Crave. This is the education I need as an ally of black people and I love your jokes, too! Feel like I’m sitting next to you on my couch. On a personal note, I came out of the closet in 1987-88. I lived through horrendous times of homophobia and AIDS. As a protester with little power -within- the system, I found the public shame option of civil disobedience to be quiet effective. I work in 911 EMS and I serve black and Spanish communities. I wear BLM bracelet to reassure my patients. I want to do more. Thanks for the on-going education and inspiration. Stay strong! Black Lives Matter!
I definitely understand the pressure of having to be strong and appear strong otherwise be accused of having a victim mentality, indigenous women are called resilient and to be anything less than that is always met with one of several responses, first I'm told that I'm responsible for everything that happened to me and that I need to get over what happened to my people because it was so long ago and "things are different now", if I talk about the trauma I or my family had gone through I'm told that I'm using victimhood as an excuse for "blah, blah, blah" and I'm not trying hard enough and I just need to sacrifice a lot more to meet their standard of success, as if everyone has the luxury of having something to sacrifice besides their life or body, and the worst part about it is being part of culture that had everything stolen right in front of us while we are forced to watch and be hidden on reservations, our children ripped from their families only to be murdered and abused then to have our rights written into a constitution that called us "savage indians" only to have those right blatantly violated over and over again as soon as there is natural resource they want. And they still do it to this day too.
Thank you for this podcast I love hearing you guys talk and laugh about some serious issues and I hope white women calm down, maybe we need to have another Magic Mike movie come out, it seemed to be pretty calm during those years
Those people don't understand that indigenous people and black people are still living, not only, under the affects of the past but under laws that have been put into place to keep us there
Who taught you these things, bet it wasn't CRT? This is what white supremacists don't want discussed. People whom were oppressed teaches their children about the ancestors whether the original Americans or the African. Generations live and tells the truth of what the white people did to their people. The battle for equal justice is on going.
@@bessieking3797 This is my life not a lesson, I live this reality and I didn't even know about CRT until recently but I was very aware of it regardless. I've had some great mentors in my life that believed that learning was life not just what you did in school, and they have infinite lessons to teach too, and I'm still learning and teaching my own kids now.
@@marieknight9385 exactly, no CRT but family teaches history more so than school teachers. CRT has never been taught in secondary schools but citizens of the United States of America have been informed. Parents are whom children listen to the most. Ancestral history isn't taught in schools but communities and the history of the United States is no secret.
@@bessieking3797 CRT has been taught, just in favor of white people and against everyone else
LOL Thanks for this, I needed this kind of laugh FR😂🤣 I have several friends named Karen. Most said nothing when the memes started flowing because they get it👍🏽 My “one” Karen friend went to FB ‘Why are you demonizing my name? How would you like it…’ I didn’t respond because 1. She doesn’t get it 2. If that’s all you see is what’s happening to you and not what is happening to Black people, nothing I say will help. I don’t think she’d respond to this Podcast unfortunately. It’s sad
This breaks my heart, that this issue is still an issue. My first memory of white people treating black kids differently than white kids was when I was 5 years old! And now I’m 72 and I swear that it’s worse!
How much diversity training do these people need?
How much? All of it!
All the training!
All of it!
That is wrong!
Yes, it is much worse. Karens should be held accountable.
aww, Im so sorry!! I hate the human race in its totality so I dont know anymore what to say.
Perhaps I’m naive out here in California but what I’ve seen are mostly kind “white” people who would definitely be a shame to Archie Bunker. I’m not saying they are perfect. Who is? If racism ends will relations between the colors be utopian? I think Karen will yet exist.
Josh's face while Dulcé and Roy discuss names for types of white women... 🤣🤣🤣💜💜
Epicccc ok loved it😭😭😭
I think I have the same Face at this Time. 😂
I was also confused cuz I hadn’t heard of the NAMES of some of these other types of Karens. But I’d like to know more 😂
This almost word for word what I came down here to post 🤣🤣🤣
It had to be all improv and only Roy and Dulce were in on it, with Roy not immediately catching on, it felt. That's when the names started flying. "Yes, and..." is the improv tenet.
I was sad when this ended! It was a brilliant conversation and I could have listened for hours.
The point of Karens using the victimhood thing is really accurate. And yeah, the white men going off is way more immediately dangerous. The Arbrey shooting is the sort of thing that happens.
@Daniel Your racism is showing. How embarrassing. Put it under a hood already.
@Daniel Because your statistics are wrong that's why. Your speaking a white supremacist propaganda meme from 4chan & Facebook as if it's facts without even looking into it.
@Daniel Man, your mind never made it from the basement did it.... First the statistics you speaking on is a meme... you get that right... that very meme was shown to be false directly from the source they quoted. It's funny because you want to say this meme is real but same site has a meme that shows Trump was related to Jesus and MLK but I don't yall running saying Trump part black. This shows alot of you base your lives on fiction because you believe as long as you say it, it will become true. Talk about entitlement and derangement.
@Daniel Man you posted nothing besides a statement and said you posted source data. Wth is broke in your mind, because simple and plain a source is something like the FBI statistics which would again make you wrong because those are arrest not convictions. If you go to the DOJ data, that does not cover any of the exonerated which offsets those numbers again. Which you stated neither of those, so unless your so ignorant that you don't truly know what a meme is, than it would see that you trolling and getting debunked. But got the nerve to call someone a troll. lOl
@Daniel And thus you fail. So first smack to the face is: Right on the FBI website it states that those are ARREST, not convictions which means anyone can just be arrested for it but convicted means they were found guilty. You know kind of like Kyle, and we all know how you feel towards his guilt or innocence. 2 slap to the face again, the statistics is flawed, because it goes by a rule less self reporting police policy which has been seen to be full of flaws and discrepancies such as Baltimore manipulating the number along side a gaggle of other police agencies. You know these police departments the US government even under Trump that were ruled as troublesome, ruleless, lawless, even criminal police departments. Kind of like LASD you know the Banditos, Executioners, 300 Boys, Vikings and many more. And just with LASD that would throw out all of theirs because the datas is known to be falsified. So again smooth brain what are you speaking on? #NowWhatWeLearn