Discrimination in The Proud Family (How to Handle Disrespect)
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"Discrimination in The Proud Family (How to Handle Disrespect)"
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Inspired by the Love of Jesus Christ
Verse of the Day (as related to the topic of this video):
"Do not judge and criticize and condemn [others unfairly with an attitude of self-righteous superiority as though assuming the office of a judge], so that you will not be judged [unfairly]. For just as you [hypocritically] judge others [when you are sinful and unrepentant], so will you be judged; and in accordance with your standard of measure [used to pass out judgment], judgment will be measured to you." - Matthew 7:1-2 (AMP)
A movie I highly recommend: The Gospel According to Matthew (starring a very animated and engaging acting performance by Bruce Marchiano, who plays Jesus). This is a word-for-word adaptation that has a unique take on the body language and charisma of Jesus, and also makes it easier to understand and quicker to read the story. I am hopeful that this movie gives you peace, love, hope, security, comfort, and answers, as it did me, and continues to do to this day. God bless you.
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#Nostalgia #RespectYourself #ExpressYourself - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Here’s a quick disclaimer. The episode, “She’s Got Game” explores sexism. Now, it’s obvious guys and girls have similarities, and differences, however, I chose not to address the topic of gender equality for this video. The reason for this is simply because I didn’t want this video to go in that direction, and I can only imagine the wars in the comments section if it did. That being said, regardless of whether or not you believe in gender equality, I think we can all agree regardless of your gender, you deserve respect, and that’s what this video is about. I ask that if you do decide to leave a comment, that you keep it respectful, and you take this into consideration.
your videos motivate me to keep posting YT videos thank you 🙏
Well said honestly
Please, try and do a video on Bob's Burgers! I don't know if you watch the show, but it's not too different in tone from spongebob!
You're videos are still great
I can say while this is done great and thoughtful in the prestation .. I disagree over the concept of ''unintended disrespect'' as one can only be direspesctful and the like knowingly.. But a person can be hurtful without the intent to be .. Because of the things stated you put.. because well one has to be aware of how they are disrespescting someone or in cases of concepts something.. .. But being hurtful they don't need to be aware of it
"To be disrespected, to feel unheard, to feel unnoticed, to feel underappreciated..... That's one of the worst feelings you could ever have as a human being"
Well said..... I endure that everyday.....
i'm sorry to hear that. God loves you and He won't leave you. . You are invaluable, precious no matter what others do or say. Other people may let you down ,but He won't no matter how rough things get you can trust Him, depend on Him.God bless you.
@@TheCuppycakedelight5 well said man, well said indeed
Don’t forget powerless
@@nicklatallade9344 what are you talking about? with all due respect
@@TheCuppycakedelight5 I was just adding that Powerlessness is also one of the worst things to feel as a human being.
I really hope they keep this aspect of Penny in the new show/spin-off. She’s one of Disney’s best characters, and one reason why the Proud Family was so great.
I hope so too.
i feel they will given it's the same creators and all that, I can't wait to see it.
Have you not heard the news? The Proud Family is making a comeback next year
I am especially excited for whatever episode features Lil' Nas X.
@@andrecole9375 Since we don't know which character he'll voice, we could assume that character could be a minor character.
I really wish the proud family did more stuff like this instead of dedicating an episode to a psycho duck. They had a real opportunity to do a lot of teaching that they missed out on
I heard the new series will do that more!
I mean they a black history month episode and an episode about bully
I feel like there’s enough room to balance out both wacky episodes and episodes dealing with serious topics it’s a lot like Hey Arnold that way
@@Made2Express I hope so because we DEFINITELY need a show like this for the culture
Shows don't have to have morals in every episode if every episode was just a moral it wouldn't be a show at that point
That vandalism scene became all to common after 9/11.
Yeah 😞
@@thischannelisdead000 e respect for you ALM=all lives matter
Just because they have the same skin color, where similar clothes, follow similar religions and come form the same country does not mean they are associated with terrorist. Some people just don’t get that or use it as an excuse to be racist towards anyone who comes from Afghanistan or are Muslim.
sadly, people don't understand that just because a VERY small group of people did something bad, doesn't mean that they are all bad
It's a common tactic used by governments to drive away their own problems and make the people be just racist and xenophobic towards others. Same thing happened during the Cold War, where every Russian person in media was a spy or a villain. I live in Panama and through all Latin America, there's a huge xenophobic sentiment towards Venezuelans, and it has basically become a buzzword for many governments to say "Yeah we fucked up our country and our people are miserable, but at least we're not Venezuela / You can't trust that one political party, or they'll turn us into Venezuela"
I remeber seeing culture shock as a kid. Probably the first time I got exposed to islamic culture in general without realizing it.
I specifically remeber the ramadon dinner at the end and the dads reaction to not being able to eat all day.
@@LCCWPresents many people take my religion and it's harmless people into account for 9/11. I don't disagree with them saying what they did was awful. but "punish a muslim day" exists. and you get points for being mean to us. i'm just happy nobody has taken the day seriously. but it's odd how someone can blame almost 1.9 billion people for 12 people's actions. it's kinda sad.
@@iamationz2667 wait there's punish a Muslim day? Dang never heard of that, that's really sad.
@@sonicmiku3009 Yeah there were posters being sent to houses all over London with a point system even including pouring acid on a hijabi for 200 points I believe. It was awful and made me scared to go outside that say even though I had school.
@@iamationz2667 you can thank isra*l for that, but they will try to hunt you down of you point that out
Penny is a very good role model, demonstrating the right way to be true and handle disrespect.
"There's no rule against me being on the boys team but there are several against you calling me babydoll."
Holy crap, that's powerful and a great example for young girls to see. That's a line in the sand and a clean easy truth, something they could repeat and be correct in saying.
Don’t say that word
She's also a good role model because she learns from her mistakes and grows from them and carries on to the show
@@moneylover318 whatever
@@SMBjr12 “WhAtEvEr! boo-hoo!” -👶🤡
@@SMBjr12 what word? we’ll say whatever we want 💀
I still remember this as a Muslim girl growing up in post 9-11 America watching my mom get thrown trash at and denied from bakeries
it reminds me of my own mums experiences when she was growing up in the 80s, a lot of muslims and south asians in general unfortunately got a lot discrimination against in the uk between the 40s-80s by the time 9/11 came along over here in the uk a lot of that discrimination still happened but bc the south asian community was more settled by that point we knew if we were getting discriminated against we wouldn’t have it, i would assume in america tho it would’ve been much different as the muslim/south asian community was still seen to be a new community just right after 9/11 as well
lol
@@ihatebreathing2138 its not a joke its not funny
As a Muslim too, that is absolutely horrible! How can people be so cruel…
@@SillyLittleGuyInAbox This guy's a troll, he just wants attention because his daddy left to go get the milk and his mommy's too endorsed in drugs.
I remember seeing Culture Shock and my heart breaking at the vandalism scene. I was too young to know what exactly happened on 9/11 and the effects of it. I was so confused why that suddenly happened. Now I see what a bold move it is on the show runners to include that and Penny’s response.
I remember being in a similar situation. I was seven when it happened and have absolutely no memory of that day; my parents had turned off the television and radio, while my Dad was fortunate enough to have his work flight canceled. All my memory of that day, was that it HAPPENED and the sudden aftermath of everything else over time. A newspaper article of a father hugging his daughter because he has to go to war. I didn't understand it, but it hit me emotionally every time. Even now, I still get bits and pieces about what had happened, and it's just as horrifying! While I'm grateful for my parents protecting me from what would've destroyed me emotionally and psychologically, I grew up realizing that ignorance isn't bliss, no matter what society is trying to teach us in that regard. 'Make sure to have your facts straight, before you come to a conclusion', is the advice my mom always gave me as a child and has stuck to me all this time. Throughout history, we see people being attacked because of their similarities to certain events. In WW2, Japanese Americans were forced into Concentration camps after what happened when Japanese Kamikazes hit the Hawaiians' naval base. Anyone with the Muslim religion or wearing certasin clothes is attacked because of terrorist groups on 911. Even today, Chinese Americans are being attacked simply because the Covid virus originated somewhere in China. History is constantly repeating itself because people are no longer seeing others as people, just someone to blame because of their genetic or religious origins. Just because we don't have all the facts, that some of us CHOOSE to live in ignorance I like what is said in the video. 'People are people, and you are going to find that there are those who don't see the same viewpoint as you, and there are going to be others willing to disrespect you and are more than willing to trashtalk you because they believe to be right.' As long as you can stand up for yourself, have your own ideals and morale and can stick to it, you'll be okay. Just make sure you look for and see the whole truth for what it is, and can accept it even when it contradicts what you see as a world view.
I got mad at the graffiti since I have a Muslim friend to it was upsetting
I think the Ramadan episode was so important to show after 9/11. Very few mainstream shows would have humanized such a (wrongfully) hated group of people.
I am friends with 3 little girls from a Muslim family. I play with them when ever I visit my local beach. They are sweetest most kind people I've ever met. I'm very glad that you are bringing this issue to light. It wrong what others do ,We are all human and that's what really matters. No one deserves to be treated like garbage just because of where they came from. There is no difference because we are all human beings and we're supposed to love one another, no matter what!
@@gypsyfreak7934 you're
@@gypsyfreak7934 nah. If your gay then you still deserve respect because you are still human. Didn't you watch the video?
I only love money. 😂
Yah until you're a woman, independent, gay, or Jewish.
No child is born Muslim. It's called indoctrination.
…what?
The Muslim episode always stuck with me throughout the years. Proud Family was years ahead of its time.
This was in post-9/11 America too. That’s ballsy
Yah as a young kid it almost made Islam seem harmless.
Now as an adult I know it's evil and destroyed down town Toronto. Islam has no place in the modern world.
@@itsallperspective7415 *yawn*
@@itsallperspective7415 Yet it's the fastest growing religion worldwide and the 2nd largest religion after Christianity... yeah lmao
@@itsallperspective7415 So you… devolved?
I remember this episode I hate that it ended with them never finding out who spray painted that hate message on their house.
BTW I also noticed the Pokémon music in the background its a nice touch.
me too.
My money is on the coach
Well thats real life
Same here.
I like that they didn’t show who spray painted the house because it shows that when people are anonymous they feel like they can say the most horrible thangs.
“Equality isn’t everyone being at the same level. Equality is everyone having the same opportunities.”
Penny is like the family-friendly version of Huey Freeman from The Boondocks.
So who's Riley?
I apologize for my reply, I am just very sick and cannot think straight.
Wouldn't the blonde be Riley? Or is it suga momma/the dog.
@Madison Brook Nubia?
Honestly Huey I imagine having some beef with Penny. Probably would call her out for being a light skinned pretty spokesperson and how her word only has meaning to those around her because she’s not dark and ugly. Which tbh is true but he’d be more rude about it
As a Muslim American growing up, I grew up in a town where one of the most famous people is a horrid man named Patrick Syring who would send death threats to a lot of Muslim activists/politicians and even non-Muslim activists/politicians where he would telephone death threats most famously to James Zogby (who btw is a Christian Lebanese man) and James Abourzek (another Lebanese Christian) for “advocating for Muslims (even though their policies were just anti-iraq war or advocacy for Palestinians). I grew up in one of the biggest Lebanese-Muslim American places in the country and had to hear his apologists and even people who would stay stuff like of course it was the Muslims (this person I found out was actually someone I thought I was friends with). Around this time one of the oldest American mosques that was in my city was burnt down. Sad thing is the neoliberal people who would proclaim we are oppressed or needing of intervention were never their during that to offer any condolences. Just the occasional shaking of heads. I have been getting so much shit since the Taliban takeover to the point of depression. I can’t remember when people were this openly Islamaphobic even during the post-9/11 thing. It’s funny a lot of people were shocked over Christchurch but the shooters ideology which lead to it still survives in mainstream discourse. Under the guise Muslims will replace you and ruin civilization. Btw if you are going to comment any defense of any islamaphobes (I have been seeing “educated” people do that everywhere now) under my comment I will ignore it.Anyways this episode of Proud Family was always the closest I got to representation outside of Anwar from Skins. It always holds a special place in my heart. Side note this episode I remember on a late night rerun during Ramadan when I had to wake up to eat before starting fast again.
Sorry you had to go through that, hope you’re doing alright. People need to learn that a whole race isn’t responsible for a few people’s bad actions
May Allah be with all of us, brother.
My family brought me up to hate Muslims, especially after 9/11. My dad is still kind of wonky about it. But I've been around them more than he has, and I had a boss that was Muslim, from Turkey, when I was in my lower 20s and I wanted to ask him a bunch of questions. He told me that he has lots of family and friends from Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, etc and the vast majority of them wanted to get out of there because of the bullshit extremist stuff that goes on there. Never occured to me until then that everyone under the Islam banner has different levels of faith, similar to the many sects of Christianity. Bottom line is, if you're cool with me, I'm cool with you.
@@jonathanjoestar863 yeah, everyone is guilty if we pretended like the worst represented the whole. Nothing good would ever exist. It’s bizarre ppl will ignore the worst of their specific identity (race, gender, etc.) when attacking ppl who’s different for the worst of their “community”. Just hypocrisy and a need to feel superior when you aren’t. I get people want to do it cuz they’re afraid, but the ppl who are afraid are as dangerous as the ppl they hate.
@@lens_hunter I’m glad you’ve gotten out of that it seems. It’s hard to unlearn mentalities conditioned into you by family. I know that’s part of growing up, but you’re a cool guy for having done it. Many do not.
Back in the mid-2000's when my sister was in highschool, she told me about a legendary girl like Penny at her school who tried out for nearly all of the male exclusive sports teams in her high school. Some of the coaches on those teams didn't want a girl joining, so she took it all the way to the school board until they allowed her to play. I guess some of the contention wasn't outright saying that a girl was incapable of playing sports with boys, but that it would make some of the boys "uncomfortable" playing with a girl.
When I see episodes like this, I'm reminded that situations like this have actually happened in the not so distant past.
That’s very inspirational, love the story
I appreciate challenging the discriminatory ideology but I don't like that it kind of disrespects female athletes by suggesting it's not worth forming a women's sport's team.
“The PRoUd fAmIlY iS wOKe nOw!”
Where have you been?
Kissing Trump's suedes and simping to Candace Owens more than his family
Culture Shock is one of the most influential things I remember. Being a kid and seeing that family being so nice and having fun and loving them, then seeing their home tagged like that broke my heart and to this day it affects me and reminds me to fight for respect for everyone.
I feel like that episode was made because it was made a year after 9/11 and back then some Americans hated middle eastern people or Muslims.
Im just glad the creators of that show made this episode to teach kids not to hate a certain group of people for being a certain race or ethnicity. Sometimes parents won't teach this to their kids.
But they they never touched on how to handle disrespect from your own “friends”. Seriously, Penny had to have the worst friends in cartoon history. They were her girls one episode and screwed her over the next. Also, we knew Penny and Lacienega couldn’t stand each other, so why were they always hanging out..?
I have no idea, why did zoey and her friends hang out with Logan in zoey 101? 🤷♂️
@@MeMarcusTheCreator I never watched that show so I can’t really comment on that lol
@@bitchpudding2945 ok! 👍
@@MeMarcusTheCreator well logan ends up being decent remember he dates quinn and seems to have become a little better, he is a rich kid so he's always kind of a jerk, but he had character growth.
Another shitty cartoon friend was Dodie on As Told By Ginger. How Ginger stuck with her is beyond me!
This Man Would be a Great Therapist
Honestly 💯
I love how Penny talks like a normal human being and not someone who is at a business meeting. The writers did a good job portraying her character and personality,
Edit: ma I’m famous
The actress was age appropriate that’s why
@@GilbyMinaj she was not
@@GilbyMinaj the actress voiced Disney's worst cartoon character
@@SMBjr12 Boy, chillax. Penny is not the worst character, quit reaching.
@@BratzRockAngels you know that kid is fully CRINGE!
Growing up,Penny really inspired me. When the world was putting "kick me" signs on her back, she just took them kicks and held her head high. She proved those jerks wrong and kept on marching the beat of her own drum while also being mature and letting the rest of the marching band tone in.
The more I look back on the cartoons I watched as a kid, the more I realize that I would totally watch them again as an adult. They were very well made, with good messages and characters and memorable enough that even a person with a goldfish memory like me can recall episodes. I learned that a credit card isn't free money, how young women of color are viewed differently, how to deal with the emotional rollercoaster of divorce, and so much more.
Hopefully they don't butcher the new show, don't fix what isn't broken.
"Hopefully they don't butcher the new show."
I got some bad new for you.... 😬
One episode I related to was the one that focused on Michael after he was called a sissy. As someone who is openly gay now, growing up a lot guys would tend to point out that you weren’t as manly as they were, you would hang out with the girls and not be interested in sports. Obviously this doesn’t apply to all gay men or queer people in general but it is a stereotype that a good portion of the gay community aligns with. It’s fairly clear that they used “sissy” in place of the F slur because it’s Disney and a kids show. But Michael holds in how hurt he is by all the things people call him and it manifests in a very ugly way which I think is very accurate to how a lot of people in the LGBTQ+ community feel. Having to hide who you are because you’re afraid of what others think and being hurt by people close to you. It does make you feel like a monster
As always, a fantastic & to-the-point video.
I, personally, CAN'T STAND disrespectful people (i.e. people who especially act obscene, say rude things about me for no reason, are self-absobed).
@@sebastianc5155 Sadly, yeah... I mean, I can turn a blind eye to insults once or twice, but if someone acts obscene to me all the time, then, what's the point of keeping up with that person? I'd just move on & not look back.
Neither can I. I can somewhat tolerate them to some degree, but you can't blame me (or anyone for that matter) to snap on them.
Well, Muslims can be more or less friendly to Christians, but not either to Jews or Buddhists which are often discriminated in several Muslim states
Especially people making racist comments on this video, with one person saying Muslims have to leave, somewhere here or another Proud Family video. Shame on youtube for allowing these comments to pass them.
Old Proud Family > New Proud Family
The hell happened?
@@uncannydcmarvelous5732 Nothing, just racists and sellouts raging about because the new Proud Family shows more racial discrimination and lgtqa representation.
Wow, I can't believe these powerful topics were explored way back in the 90s. I was born in the late 80s, and my generation wasn't too keen on equality, but it certainly was entering the beginning stages of it. I'm glad we had shows like this back then. Great video!
80's also were kind of cool about diversity, many shows and movies started to explore the topic even if it wasn't as noticiable as now
I would love to have that girl in the team because I would use her as a example of how a girl has better fitness and attitude in a sport dominated by males. I would constantly been cracking jokes and trolling those guys with her
Faxx penny a legend
It’s a good episode but I doubt something like that would happen in real life considering on average males tend to be physically stronger than females so she would most likely be at a disadvantage.
FACTS!!!
Speaking truth ALL DAY!
@@PeterGriffin11 That's just one factor, other things like height, diet, how much one exercises, how effectively one exercises, practice, game sense, etc can easily shift the balance in her favour, and on such an amateur level it's not unrealistic for Penny to be the best on her team.
I don't get respect as much, but i try to still love myself
Loving yourself means respecting yourself without disrespecting others but, not letting others treat you badly and ignoring the narcissistic people.
Bingo 🎉
Something I love about Penny is that she's an honest character, she'll be honest about something she does & doesn't like & learns her lesson about it, it's what separates her from a lot of Disney protagonists who are usually too nice or unrealistically perfect in every way
I’d be pissed is Disney removed “Culture shock” from Disney+. I mean think about what Disney is today than Disney was in 2002 when that episode came out. Disney these days are like “We have to remove this because it’s offensive…”
You know episodes like the Culture shock episode from Proud Family are for real important… And they show it in a way how it can be understandable to the viewer.
The episode is on Disney+
Honestly the people who get offended by others taking part in different cultures and consider that cultural appropriation are full of crap and seriously need a hobby 🙄 and need to try to solve actual problems ie: poverty, hunger, REAL racism etc.I agree that you shouldn't mock other cultures but there's a clear difference between people participating in different cultures because they're genuinely interested and curious and the occasional idiots. So I don't think it's fair to lump people who genuinely interested and the obnoxious idiots into the same category. And by saying that races and cultures shouldn't mix, those sjws are inciting the opposite of they claiming to be against :racism
Plus most people are genuinely happy when others want to participate in their culture
I live in Germany and there its still on Disney +
I remember watching that episode as a kid. I remember feeling so happy and wholesome when Penny gave their culture and shot and was able to see the beauty in it. And then I remember being shocked when they came home to the grafitti... I'm really glad I was able to watch this show as a kid, definitely shaped me with the set of morals I have today.
One episode actually first introduced me to racism against Muslims, where Penny is forced to volunteer living in a Muslim household as her assignment or something. I think I remember it was at the end of the episode before the epilogue where their house was vandalised.
Not even a minute in and you've already convinced me to check this show out
The Proud Family was a great show. i did enjoy it for its: morals, lessons and wholesome moments. Penny is the definition of self respect, respect to others and a confidence. to me and some others i met, discrimination, racisms sexism doesn't exist. but it should be talked about because its a form of disrespect to others and mostly to the ones saying it. doesn't matter how different we are or where we or someone is from, they're a living person. true we don't know someone's life or culture us life without trying, you either experience or learn from others what they learned.
even though today this still goes on and we show a lot of negative things, i think we just need to chill and talk it out. even times it won't happen, don't stoop or lower yourself to someone's else level and become life them. you either stay calm or walk away and let them think they won but in the end they know they lost, if they want to talk it over again but in a calmer way. my opinion is that we need to talk more then hate more. doesn't matter what skin, race, gender or even culture you are, we're all in this world TOGETHER no matter how hard it is and darkest of time. we should always remember that we are here alive for the right reasons to live, not for the wrong.
Proud Family was waaay ahead of it's time with those episodes, they are still relevant today.
Penny's definitely my role model
And then Louder and Prouder happened.
I work with two Muslim people and I learned they are the nicest people ever ☺️💜💜💜
I remember seeing Culture Shock in bed at like 4 am like a bunch of years ago. I distinctly remember the vandalism and I remember Hassan Minaj (i think his name is) experiences something similar during the 2000s. Proud family is ahead of its time and also timely for its time I guess haha. I really respected that it spoke up for everybody. Muslim people experienced a lot of hate in the early 2000s in America for obvious reasons. While the Muslim population is increasing here, the representation in our media is still lacking. I learned so much about Islam just from friends and social media. And while I’m no compelled to convert, I love learning and being more understanding to other people and religions outside of mine. Other religions and cultures are beautiful and ugly at the same time and it’s fascinating. As for the Proud family, of course black people are discriminated against and need more awareness on their issues, but I LOVE that the black people that made this show used THEIR voice and SHARED it. Not saying all black people have to do this but I have a lot of respect for this move and I would LOVE to do this. I’m Asian and our representation on the media seem to be on the rise so, maybe soon.
I’m a Muslim and our religion is very beautiful it’s just that it’s gotten a bad name because of the media and other people bashing us. If you want you can ask more questions about Islam to your Muslim friends if you have some, or read some books about Islam from the local library if you want to learn more
Also I would suggest to try out some Muslim practices with your friends this Ramadan, like try fasting with them or eating the meal afterwards with them. It’s fun and it will really make you realize what our culture and religion is like and how cool it is :)
That human nature cover sounds sick!!!
No Kizzy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sugar Mama: “Put My Grand Baby in the Game” 🏈
Got me watching this during school
Same
I honestly think Penny Proud, as a character, is the real reason why Disney Channel cartoons in the 2010s and 2020s have great protagonists. Kim, Phineas, and Ferb don't hold a candle to how fantastic this girl is as a character. Looking back, she's a very well written character, even if Oscar and Suga Mama were a little better.
she was the first disney channel original series protagonist after all.
Nothing against Kim, Phineas and Ferb, but they so don't compare to Penny. I rank Kim 2nd after Penny.
'not abandoning yourself' is the phrase that will echo in my head for a week. I abandon myself so easily.
nice name
I personally hope we see the Muslim family again in the new reboot
I commend Penny for using all words and actions, but no violence. I was nowhere near as cultured and patient as her at my age. Yes I know she's a cartoon character but still
The only issue I have is when you use the phrase "your personal truth" because the truth isn't personal, it just is what it is. Semantics I know but I think the wording, especially when it comes to topics like this, is very important to get right.
I'd say truth is personal since no two people have the same truth. We are all biased subjective creatures, and to one person what's the absolute clear objective truth, to another person is a fantasy. To say that there is no personal truth is to say all truth is objective, rather than our subjective understanding of the world that we use the word truth to label things that make more sense to us personally as being the reality of the world. To say there's no personal truth is to deny that for most people what is true or not is subjective, and not based on objective reality.
As an example, someone could say, "This cake is delicious." and the other person responds, "true." which for them is the truth, they find the cake great, yet for someone else that same cake might taste terrible so it isn't true for them. Making it the personal truth of the person who finds the cake delicious, but not everyones truth, as an example. To only focus on objective truth is to deny what most people actually mean when they say something is true. It denies subjective truths.
@@sardonicus1739 I disagree with your example as ''personal tastes '' and such is while true to the person the phrasing''personal truth'' or ''your personal truth" or ''my truth'' has all gotten commonly used by people to literally deflect and be like''well its true to me so you just hate this.. hate me or hate all this group'' sort of thing thus why so many people rally against the '' personal truth'' sort of phrasings anymore its been used to demonize people as being bad when they disagree with someone so much the '' personal truth'' phrasing has very bad connections and vibes as a result
@@sardonicus1739 that's called personal experience or personal taste.
Truth is objective however people have personal truths all the time. It’s relevant to your experience and beliefs. Saying what is authentic to your perspective. Saying a truth that is relevant to only you or specifically you.
There isn't my truth or your truth there is only the truth.
I found your channel I guess you could say too late. I've learned all of this the hard way, but at least watching your videos reassures, and reminds me of who I was and what I went through to become who I am today.
Why don’t you make a video on Blazing Saddles there is a lot of racist discrimination in that movie but it deals with the situation in funny ways. Making comedy the best medicine!
U'mmm doesn't he only talk about cartoons?
Omg the american football episode got me tearing up, mostly cuz she worked hard and the dumb ass coach had the nerve and audacity to get mad at her for missing the last part. Penny is so skilled in sports and singing (in the reeboot they took her singing voice :'( )
The Proud Family was one of the best cartoons of my childhood 100%
I'm glad you talked about these episodes, because they always stuck with me ever since I was a kid.
This video-essay was extremely good and beautifully written. Well done!
I’m disappointed that modern series don’t give out messages like this; I get that the way of thinking has been updated and we know more, but are lessons like “don’t allow yourself be put down because of your gender” “open your mind to new ways of living” or “be respectful to others and yourself” really outdated? Apparently yes by modern media standards.
yoo that was fireee, awesome video, love Penny's determination and personality, absolute beast who takes no shit from others.
I remember this one time, when I was 10(I think), I was in a roughhouse with a bunch of other kids(for fun I think?). There were several girls with us and I remember this one girl specifically. She was about 20cm shorter than I am and was relatively scrawny(like me too) but her kicks was like getting kicked by a goat twice my size! Dang, though her attitude at the time befits her roughness I guess
I loved this video, it really added to the experience of watching the episodes, I've already seen both of them many times before, but I was blindly, and almost absent mindedly consuming it like a sponge, but leaving out some of the most important parts. Watching this video really helped my dissect the episodes, grasp the concept better, and most importantly: learn from them. Which is what I believe videos about shows and movies should do. so thank you Made2Express
Exactly!!! I love these episodes of the proud family. Doing research on other peoples lives will help you to understand different situations but this is great. Living in someone else’s shoes also helps to understand different situations.
this dude be makin amazin messages with cartoons, i have huge respect for this dude
I knew you would do a video on this! Really appreciate it!
"I HAD A DREAM"
*Martin Luther King* flashbacks
Disney was ahead of its time in the early 2000s like many other networks. Now its just propaganda and pandering. I genuinely believe we should give people a chance to understand them but in the current times we're in people don't always wanna have open conversation.
^^^^
well the creators have a lot of say
Bernie - Tell that to conservatives, who downplay the very history of America, by blaming another race to defend the supremacist white, no matter what
This was awesome!! I loved it, extremely insightful!
Awesome video, I love your work. I hope you do a video on Static Shock that show is so underrated since it goes to real topics that are still with us to this day.
your videos are a gem 💎
Thanks, I really needed this right now
i wish i was like penny she is so confident and dont let people walk over her despite shes a cartoon character
0:09 I was literally born when the I Had a Dream episode came out
Well this sure was a very exciting Made2Express video,and I'm glad it's about Proud Family because it's just such a good show.
Also I wish yall a good day
I'm trying to better myself as a person, I watched this show in my childhood yet why didn't I realize this things sooner?
I've had people disrespect me just because I have unchosen aspects about my personality, about my general self. For am example I have abnormal attractions, romantic and such, It's not like I don't understand the reality from the fantasies and fictional depictions and as well I have a moral compass and people bring about misinformed advice which does more harm than good in the long run.
I oftentimes react in a horrible way, I'm honestly not afraid to make a fool of myself when really that shouldn't be the response I should have gave at the time.
I make mistakes, I'm only human and my flaws aren't a weakness they can be used to strengthen who I want to become.
When you talked about yourself between 3:19-3:29, I'm exactly like that, but mostly at home because my mom is just COMPLETELY unreasonable
Un gran episodio que nos enseña que no hay que descriminar ni ofender a otras culturas mundiales solo por sus creencias y tradiciones y que todos somos iguales y compartimos el mismo mundo 🤔😓😌
I had a dream is one of my favourite episodes but I also really loved culture shock as well, the proud family is such a good show I still watch it
Thanks for making the this video
Immaculate song choice
I didn't even knew of the existence of this cartooon
But the video is great
Greet video !! Okay I see you for the jubilife city music !
2:09 we actually had two girls play football with us too, one a lineman and the other a running back. our coaches let it happen of course and not a single person gave them crap. what made them quit was nature. they were able to keep up from 7th grade to 9th, but it was around sophomore year where us guys were getting naturally stronger and hitting harder and they both plateaued. they were strong, no doubt, but they were at risk to legitimately get hurt so they quit. they were respected.
The best video I have ever watched on youtube
This channel is amazing
I hope the reboot will have this kind of quality (probably not)
Great video Proud Family is peak fiction
I’m digging the background music
Great video!
I grew up just like your usual suburbanite, tiny town in Tennessee, overwhelming white, went to church with friends cause I was a jew, and my liberal parents wanted me to choose;
I watched Proud Family when I was just a sheltered kid, so much offensive shit, and I said it.
But penny gave me something inside
And Zoey was the only one who looked like me.
The thing that I felt inside was uncomfortable. I'm so glad that this show came on and I hope it inspired alot of people cause it sure inspired me.
To this day, I still don't get why Coach Collins was so sexist
In don't personality like the show but I am glad that they give good themes for kids, it makes me happy thinking that something like the exists
I love your taste in music, from the Lauryn Hill, to the FOX NFL and NBA on NBC tunes, to the Sonic Unleashed tracks, to Michael Jackson... I just wanted to point it out. Great video too. God bless and Jesus loves you bro.
Hands down the most profound episodes of the Proud Family were mentioned in this video
I've never seen this show before, but damn... those are some serious topics taught in it.
Love this show
As a massive aside...and I haven't scrolled far down enough to see if anyone else addressed this in the comments...great choice of background music starting at 3:29, approximately.
Dang, where does one go to get a solo piano cover of Johnny Pearson's "Heavy Action", anyway?
Tune that followed that also reminded me of televised pro football, but I don't know the original's composer or title.
Great, thought-provoking video!
i should definitely watch this
You should watch the new seasons. Social messages everywhere lol
Cool how you use the Human Nature song in the video.
The Proud Family premiered on September 15, 2001, just four days after 9/11.
Which I find very eerie to me. 😖
makes you think what the reboot is going build upon