There is racism everywhere. In NZ when l was a child I saw how different ethnic groups were treated, lslanders, Chinese Indians Italians Greeks Poles etc All the derogatory names and the jokes. My mother was half Greek but my name is Jones so no-one knew and l kept it to my self. I thought that if they knew l would would be treated that way too. I moved to Australia where Racism was much worse. Working in an underground gold mine in 1974 my leading hand would tell me about his adventures hunting Aboriginals for sport. Bragging about killing people for fun. Later l worked with one of the Rhodesian rat runners who told me tales of being a captain in the army reserve spending his weekends fighting their war, all his soldiers were black the officers white And he a very religious man he liked all those "good boys". So long as they did what they were told. But the very worst racist l have met was a Maori. He hated everyone. His favourite tale was how when the Maori came to NZ they drove the original inhabitants out of NZ and the remnants escaped to the Chatham islands. When the Whiteman came to NZ the Maori hired a ship to take them to a meeting, but they hijacked the ship put the crew ashore filled it up with warriors and went to the Chatham islands to exterminate the last of the original inhabitants. But the hatred he had for Samoans Tongans Chinese everyone else was extreme racism. Racists of every type are the worst of all people.
@@ericjones1289 Like it or not,that is the God's honest f##,king truth👍☘️ ..But for quite a long time now (and it's been a gradual process) The Media&certain Colleges &now schools around the World(and possibly most of the English Country'?) have been introducing Teachings which make it "Post facto"a "White Man's " invention and Monopoly!...Which is complete utter BS.
I'm half black and took a vacation with my mom and aunt to Kentucky. I was a little nervous about it because I thought I'd get some dirty looks from people but I had the opposite experience. The people I've met were so nice and kind to me.
He's absolutely right. So trying to put an end to racism is a primary point to lead the country to make it better. For the racists to call other races ignorant when they are the one making themselves look even more ignorant is completely idiotic
@@realworld2494 Part of a president's job is maintaining peace in the country, protecting minority rights, and weighing in on major issues in the society.
Nah obamas 8 years saw more racism narrative than any other president. It all started with him lying that there was a bunch of racists in the us when there really aren't many. How many times have you encountered real racism
Anyone from any culture and race can be racist. I'm an American of Mexican ethnicity. When I was 9 years old I got my first taste of racism. In 1964 I won 1st place in the library's reading contest where I had to write an essay on each book I read. I got my picture taken for the newspaper, but only of my back, they had me facing the librarian behind me, while the two White boys, who won second and third places, faced the camera. When I was managing an apartment building a Black couple came to my office mad as hell. They let me know that they knew I was Mexican and knew that once one Mexican moves in a whole lot of Mexicans follow. We are like roaches the lady told me. Since I was the manager I had to take that abuse. Of course, if someone would have said that to the nice Black couple, they would have screamed racism and sued. I know both White, Black and Mexicans who are racist against others. I've known people from all those groups who were racist and prejudiced against White, Blacks, Jews, Asians, Mexicans, Indians, Middle Eastern and anyone not included in this list. And I know those who deny racism are the ones who practice racism and prejudice against others. Because admitting racism means you acknowledge the issue, that it's unfair, abusive and one will need to change their own attitude against people they only know and judge superficially and not soul deep.
Only North Africans , Middle Easterners, Turkish racism and Islamophobia could be justified for some geopolitical reasons and because of their Islamic practices. No other racisms could be justified and all must be punished. But I find islamophobia and Arabphobia is justified due to their racism, misogynistic tendancies and homophobia. I don’t think you can wear hijab , eat halal meat and be American citizen at the same time.
Racism is not the same thing as being prejudice....in order for someone to be racist, they would have to be linked as beneficiaries to the power and controlling class ie the system and laws passed due to ethnic and racial biases! Not everyone has the power to be racist. America's military, government, police, policies, science, medicine, FDA, residential redlining, media and social engineering etc are ALL forms of maintaining yt dominion over other ethnic groups in American society and culture ESPECIALLY people of African descent and the very bloodlines of blood the country and it's economic and military power structures were conveniently built upon so naaaah everyone cannot be racist from any ethnic group. That's just not true. It sounds good but, it's not true.
@@baller3035 why would I need to justify anything to anyone?! To be a racist is still a humane freedom and a freedom of speech Like you open a shop but you don’t want any muslims to work at the shop , I’m not talking about customers, of course everyone can get inside and get treated equally but you still have the right to choose your workers
@Huh ? I DO kinda agree cause I think in an unfair way white people have like this oldest child role in America and with so much influence people expect them to use their platform to speak out about different issues. I do see where ur coming from tho I jus hope we can all get along one day✊🏿✊🏻
@@johndiggle2858 Sorry to say that will never happen in the US. The past will keep on sticking its ugly head when one may think it may be on its last legs. No one can run from the past, not individuals nor governments.
1:00 “ Obama doesn’t need to get involved in these issues, he needs to lead the country.” Talking about racism and having no tolerance for it IS leading the country.
@Demiclea Using slang doesn't make you a thug. White people use slang. Everyone uses slang, and every language has it. Black people didn't make those accomplisment because of segregation and discrimination. We made them in spite of those things.
Demiclea a brainwashed way of thinking,coming from you and your African American friend 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️if you can find any positive reason for segregation,then..That just speaks for itself right there.It was a thing that was *NEVER* necessary,or should’ve ever happened.The fact that someone needs to make that clear to you,is beyond sad..
I know it's not funny. But this man just said everyone got along good during segregation. I literally just spit out my orange juice all over my laptop.
If someone thinks badly about people for their accent that's their own fault. Accents make the world a little more interesting. I'm from the midwest too if that means anything.
@Monster Mash precisely, they completely changed the rhetoric, the largest mass lynching in American history I believe was against 11 Italian Americans in New Orleans, many Irish were also lynched too, and yet nobody talks about this as it destroys their narrative
I don’t understand why someone would hate another person just because they are a different race and/or come from a different culture. Instead of fearing what’s different people should take the time to learn about one another. Humanity is so diverse and there is beauty in diversity
I can understand someone disliking or criticising another culture, because not all cultures are peaceful or respectful of people. But what skin color someone was born in, is obviously dumb. Culture is a bigger factor in what kind of person you are. The inner city black subculture, is very flawed to say the least. But blacks who grow up in rural areas or suburbs might be a whole different kind of people. Color doesnt matter, but your beliefs & values that are partly formed by your culture does
Ian Gallagher well not inherently sure but the confederate flag is 100% racist as it was founded on the grounds of the preservation of slavery EDIT: Stop responding to me months later trying to get into the logistics of the confederacy. I don’t care. They stood for slavery, so folks don’t like the flag and think it’s in bad taste. End of story. Any further replies will simply be ignored.
@@KING-sb9ns the flag wasn’t derived from slavery, yes almost all who supported it pre civil war era was pro slavery, but why would someone walk around contradicting an “obviously racist flag” saying they aren’t racist?
@@SouthsideDarealist I was referring to that ignorant man, people like him who claim there was no problem when there was segregation are the reason why there is racism.
"Obama should focus on leading this country and not get involved in racist issues".... Uhm.... Is it just me or does that seem a little self-contradictory??....
Ballistic Badger - No, I don't think so! I believe bigotry is a social issue and should be dealt with by the People. I think many people feel that it isn't something our gov't should be responsible for because it opens Pandora's box and could be giving the gov't far more power than we realize; big gov't = big problems! The President's only job is to defend our Constitution.
I’m from Tiny Town, TX. Just over ten years ago, during a City Council Mtg the whole Police Dept was fired for racist behaviors by the 4-5 officers. I am exceedingly proud of how the Town Council took the bull by the horns, and eliminated that problem.
I'm from Michigan but I have to travel the country for a living, and the only difference I've found when it comes to racists in America is that: The North is just as racist as the South, the South is just more upfront. (Doesn't make it any better though)
I’m English and I’m white but I live in Spain. I’ve never understood why racism even is a thing, everyone’s culture is beautiful. I’ll never understand it but I guess it depends on how each person is brought up
@Alberto Guerrero You missed my point. I wasn’t saying I don’t understand racism in itself I was just saying I don’t understand why people can be racist and what logical justification can they give themselves , we are all the same we just have different traits depending on where we are born. Also I only said I grew up in Spain because it’s a completely different culture, language and way of life. I don’t know what triggered you about my comment mate.
@Alberto Guerrero can you elaborate on the south Asia or India comment I’m curious what you mean, I don’t know too much about racism in them areas, I believe it’s against Muslims mostly, but if you can help me know more I appreciate it. Thank you.
@Alberto Guerrero okay I guess you are just trolling. Si encuentras algo mejor que hacer con tu tiempo hazlo y deja de escribir en mayúsculas paquete 😂
As a southerner, we don’t own any of those racists. Edit: I never noticed how many clowns think we own all the racist. They act like there is no racists in their area as well LOL
You do realize that it's extremely easy to make a video that supports whatever it is the creator wants, right? Racist people exist in the north too...🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@sarahsanchez4552 wow you're not very educated about anything are you? It's not hard for me to make a video especially one that's only three minutes long, and be sure to only put in the footage that I think is correct. not saying that they edited in or edited out anything, just that they picked and choose what they wanted to show.
I'm black and from the north and I was afraid to go down south because of so much propaganda I had heard down there like the kkk and other things. Although to my surprise the people down there were pretty nice... Everytime I would walk by anyone white or black they would always say hello and ask how am I... Up in the north I never get that anywhere. Pretty Ironic
KMR_136 I know right!!!my cousins r black and I'm basically really light always like white ppl half egyption bit of Pakistani so I don't like the KKK!!so mate if ur black I totally understand u
Kinda wonder if YOU actually studied American History? But then, that may be the whole problem. I have lived in the South all my life and seen how things have changed due to government meddling. People DID get along much better back then. Your kind has been taught by movies and tv and the lying media some myth that makes y'all feel better about yourselves. We dont need you yankees and foreigners to tell us about something you know nothing of. We have LIVED it and KNOW what it's all about.
I am from Colombia. Here people don't care what skin color their partner is. People here also don't care much what skin color your circle of friends are. Don't get me wrong there are still some people with no brain but In Colombia the term "white privilege" does not exist. And that is something that makes me proud to be Colombian.....The problem that people in the United States have with people's races is ridiculous...... I myself have had to be a victim of insults in the United States for "being a white privileged person" and be a victim of harassment for that... I really don't understand what happens to people in the United States.
Well, just know, if you truly want an answer that is, that there is a GIANT propaganda machine 🎥 📺 💥 🩸 at the highest level, run almost exclusively by the same ethnoreligious group that benefits by keeping us all fighting each other as they gain more and more control, and you will be labeled Racist if you simply call this out. The idea of people of different colors hating each other is NOT a natural phenomenon and it requires billions of dollars 💸 a year being poured into it to keep it from dying… and sadly it largely works on the majority of humans ☠️ The reason why it’s way more in America than Colombia (which I have been and have some awesome Colombians friends 😎), is because America is A LOT bigger threat than Colombia to being able to fight and resist this power that is trying to consume us all. The 1st and 2nd amendments are huge advantages to Americans which these basic human rights don’t exist in other countries. Hope you have the ears 👂🏼 👂🏼 to hear my 2 cents, cheers 🥂 🙏🏼 🥳
“Africans want more Africans to come here” Never have I ever said that I want to bring more Africans here. What kinda tribal horse shit is that? I’ve never been to Africa, I’ve met very little African people. That makes no sense
"He needs to be a president and lead this country, and not get involved in these types of issues." There's so much wrong with that man's head, I don't even know where to begin.
@Cristian Gomez yes he was, tried to destroy this country. Just look at everything he did to elect hillary, misused the resources of this country like he owned it. He was the worst president this country ever had bar none. Going around apologizing to the world for the US the deal with Iran, giving them millions of dollars in cash. Tried to hide it but was caught. To hell with him.
@@truthnumb972 You don't have to live in those days to know what's happened. History told us. There is a long list history of abuse of power and oppression to the minority during the segregation periode. 4.000 people was confirmed dead by lynched during this periode of segregation, that's on record and for sure many more which were not recorded.
@@truthnumb972 My history? This is your history. A story of slavery turn into Jim Crow and segregation, which is a subtle way of racism and oppression. It doesn't end there, it evolve into mass incarceration. Go educate yourself. These were fact. Watch 13th, it's a good documentary movie by Netflix. But i don't think you're gonna do it anyway. You're intellectually lazy. th-cam.com/video/krfcq5pF8u8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Netflix
Growing up in the south but from an immigrant background, i can say that white southerners, especially of the older generation, tend to dislike or distrust anything different from what they are used to. I remember my family and i attending a Presbyterian church, and while the folks there did not say anything to us outright, we were never invited to events, etc. When they'd see us they'd be polite, but after that, there'd be no communication. One day, my mom overheard a conversation between the pastor and another member of the church in his office, and he said that he doesn't understand why these folks are attending our church. They're not one of us. A friend of mine who is from California, older generation, blonde hair, blued eyed, looks like any Anglo Saxon southerner came to Blue Ridge GA, and when she went inside a store, the people stopped and stared at her. Physically she looks as northern European as you're going to get, but given that she doesnt sound like them, she instantly stood out. She too, had never been invited into southerners homes, even though her family has been in the US for generations. In general, that has been what i have observed. In Atlanta and its surrounding areas like Gainesville and Acworth, etc, the southerners are a lot more open minded in general, especially the younger generation. Atlanta is no longer a southern city, it is an international city. This has been my experience with southerners on a number of occasions. Not all though. I have known white southerners that were not like that. I remember going up to the mountains of North Georgia and i was parked at a small church and an older lady there, with the thickest southern accent, invited me to attend the service anytime I was in the area.
I live in New Orleans Louisiana. I’m from Missouri. The question wether the south is racist, honestly Depends on who you ask. There are racist people everywhere.
Sentient Tapeworm I’ve personally never seen anything that racist in New Orleans, but I do remember seeing some discrimination going on in Washington DC. Every region has some racism to it, but it’s better if anything in the South than it is in the North.
Thee Apollo it's everywhere misstreatment to people of color or the other way around, black people this white people this, spanish speaking this , asians this, nationality, etc, etc, don't matter how much the Internet try to Shut it down, like if they are different, All people take a Crap.
I guess there's racism everywhere but a high flux is in the south. I came from the Bay Area, California to Texas and I got a wake up call about racism. The Bay Area is the most progressive region in the country and you could, just could, possibly live out a life there without experiencing discrimination or racism. At least I didn't being a minority. Texas is a different story. The south is horrible, I'm going back to Cali one day where it all makes sense.
Timmy Turner Strange. I’m from Louisiana, yet I did see racism in Los Angelos when I went there. I guess there’s racism everywhere, you’ve just got to find out where it is?
Dog boi what gets me annoyed is why would you not expect a black man first black (or mixed) President to call out racism . Hello it’s his purpose in life . Obviously it’s what he was on this earth to do among other things
I don't know anyone personally from Any African country. I am black and an American. My question to you is: Do you know someone from Europe personally? If so, do they agree with you?
@@xpxpe5645 yup so true. Lived in California 20 years and never once experienced racism until I moved to the south (not by choice). It was only then that I truly experienced racism.
@@Carebear444 Its a different type of racism. Its subtle but you can tell based on facial expressions, body language etc. People will give you a fake smile but secretly think youre a piece of shit. So common in the South.
"Negroes" the polite way to refer to black people in the 30s I'm pretty sure nobody has used that word since the 60s and only Spanish people use that word
@@MarcoGamer640Productions2012 it hurts when whites like black people more u feel like y'all getting treated wrong😂😂😂 BUILD that wall! GO play soccer boy
South Carolinian here: I live in Charleston, which is a pretty liberal area and a populated city. Most people around here don't like Trump etc. Really depends on where you go in the state.
It was true in some parts. My grandpa grew up in rural North Carolina and no joke the blacks and whites got along great even when there was segregation
@Meiji Tatsuya WHY? It's a company in the World's most successful democracy, based on the principle that all men are equal and all can think whatever they want. So WHY go the Communist approach?
I lived in SC for decades and people are focusing on race. The issue is more abstract and larger than that. SC is non inclusive. That guy said good old boy state which sums it up! Basically unless you look like everybody, follow the one and only political party there and talk like everybody(I have a Yankee accent) you will alway be excluded from the tribe. I moved to the Midwest and people are way more accepting of you regardless of background. I worked for a fortune 500 company back there and going back to you have to have a southern accent this is important and I was told this my whole life but did not believe it. I was interviewing for jobs and was getting completely different feedback from my interviews for the same management positions when I applied for the job in the midwest and northeast corner VS SC/GA/NC/FL (same job and same company) . I spent years not getting a promotion and eventually started interviewing out of the south and started getting feedback that made more sense in a couple of months! I now makes 150k-170k depending on overtime in my new position and will be going to 200k probably by next year.
The south is still racist. I am white, and grew up in Mississippi. People aren't really openly racist (they are careful about it?). My aunt still won't talk to me after I blew up on her because of what she said about black people. If you trigger easy then stop reading here.. Aunt said to me that black people(she used the N word) aren't evolved as white people. This is in no way what I believe. I have so many people that I love that are black or brown. God says there is only one race, and that is the human race. The only way things will change is if we teach our children to break the cycle of hate.
Alyssa Townsend how is it his fault that his aunt won’t talk to him? stop using the term family and blood to make it sound like a bigger deal than it is and for the love of God can you stop generalising all races. “ wants to destroy you” stupidest shit I’ve ever heard.
@@johnlocke546 evolved in what way? Intelligence? The Asians and Indian's are beating you guys at that. What else? Sports? Blacks are dominating almost every physical sport out there. In Boxing the top fighters are Mexican's or blacks in various weight classes. What else? The old days of you guy's Being surperior have faded, it was true at a point in time but now the gap is closing.
People prefer to be around other people who look and act like them. Its not out of hatred or superiority. Just differing cultures. I live in the north and even I understand this. I can't say or do certain things around my black friends, but they're allowed to say stuff I'm not(black pride and such). They even admit to not understanding some aspects of white culture. Doesn't mean we can't get along, but I'd never move to a black area.
"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you." President Lyndon B. Johnson
Quick answer is YES. Don't they know that the Mexicans were on this continent long before the European arrived and committed genocide and the victims are still waiting for justice.
"There are a lot of racism in the South" ➡️ ok "The South is racist" ➡️ this quote is actually racist. As a Belgian, I knew little things about the US civil war. I knew only what I saw at the tv, in documentaries and movies: Confederates were traitors, they triggered the civil war because they wanted to continue slavery, there were naughty, uneducated... Then, I opened books of history... Having a confederate flag is not racist if you do it because you love the South and are sick of Washington DC and Hollywood vicious hate against this cultural region. It's racist if you're a southern morron having this flag because he hates black people and wants to make them unconfortable. These southern morrons see the South and its history in the same way Hollywood and DC do. In France, we call this kind of people "useful morrons", that is to say, people who are too stupid to realize their behavior actually benefit to their ennemies.
Emily Gubb On a personal level? No. That is not his place. His duty is only to protect the country and make sure it runs smoothly. If the people insist, that is one thing. But doing as Obama did- race baiting- was disgraceful.
Well hes not completely wrong. It was bad but when people of their own ethnicity are around each other it works out fine. I'm not saying there should be segregation but it doesn't really hurt anything as long as their not hostile towards anyone.
Imtiaz Sarkar yea but he has a point, segregation did work. The whites didn’t want the blacks to move in the same school and blacks didn’t want the whites because the blacks were getting good grades. They were forced to integrate yet none wanted it for a reason. It did no good and never will.
Chase Listorti idk I live in South Carolina and I’m in high school and I’ll say that as me and a lot of the white kids around me have gotten older we’ve gotten more and more racist we started out not being racist and now we are and I’m talking a lot of white teens that are racist (racism ain’t goin no where)
I grew up in the deep south, and I lived in Boston, Mass for several years. I can honestly say that Boston is much more racist and segregated that anything I've ever seen in the south in the last 50 years. In Boston the people use racial slurs and talk bad about other races in private conversation like nothing I've ever seen before in my life. They also segregate themselves by suburbs. For example, there were no black people in Saugus and there were no white people in Dorchester. This was in the early to mid-2000's.
If you go any where outside Boston, Mass is hella racist. The school I went to was 90% white because of how separated everyone was, and that lack of exposure to other races promotes people to not treat people of other races differently, but to talk about them as if they were an incarnation of the stereotype of there race/culture.
Dorchester has always had a sizeable white population especially in the region bordering Southie. What are you talking about? (This is coming from a minority living in Boston)
Chris Coulter it’s still like that I live here now they try to hide it but you can tell the problem is they even do it in hiring for jobs yet they have to go work in Boston/Springfield/Worcester where they have good jobs and have to deal with all kinds of ppl of every race so basically eat the same shit they are talking just saying oh BTW I’m very outspoken I don’t care 🤷♀️ what color you are if you are inappropriate I’m calling you out in public yes I will call the person a arsehole I’m from Brooklyn NY multicultural bi racial and I dont apologize for stupid ppls inappropriate behavior there are just a lot of ignorant morons in this world unfortunately
I'm southern, lived in New England and have heard some of the nastiest comments come from northerners. Historically, there is no geographic region that racism is limited to.
@@Israelite-iq1gd blacks too, so as other groups of people, like christians, jews. Segregation it's not something necessary bad if the law it's the same to everybody.
@@AgustinBernardo but the laws were the “ same” for everyone and Black kids went to run down schools with no funding and had to sit at the back of the bus and would have to give up their seat if a white person didn’t have one it was not a good time at all for White people yes
For the South to still be displaying Confederate Flags shows that there's still a connection with racism. The issue of black slavery was at the center of the American Civil War back then. Racism is still very deep rooted in America even till today!
That's a rebel flag (southern pride flag) not the confederate flag. The confederate flag has 3 strips (2 red 1 white) and 8 stars the formulate a circle for each state that fought for the south. Pick up a US history book and it'll tell you all about it.
“... and not get involved in these types of issues”. Dude, racism effects a huge portion of this country, and standing up against it is being a LEADER.
Care to share any statistics that qualify as "Racism"? I want numbers only please. If not, you're argument is mythical, an based on just emotion. P.s. Social media is not an outlet for accurate information. Because we know folks love to run with their favorite sites.
@@sambowers1478 I would recommend this video th-cam.com/video/dOkFXPblLpU/w-d-xo.html it shows how after the civil war the facts were manipulated to present the confederate flag to do with southern pride instead of the fight to keep slavery legal.
Is the south more racist? What a dumb question. I grew up in Milwaukee, WI, arguably the most segregated city in America, after Detroit and Chicago. Racism is everywhere, it just looks different up here
little caesars It's been the history of the North as well. MLK himself said that the hostility he saw in Birmingham was nothing to the violence and persecution he received in Chicago. People just put it on the south because it makes them feel comfortable to distance themselves from such an abhorrent practice by saying, "Well, where I come from we don't do that."
TruDatBellyFat oh no I definitely agree, even after the North supposedly abolished slavery and became free states many whites there were still incredibly hateful towards Africans and still are. I can't say whether or not the South had more racism or if the North since I have never had enough experience with people from the South or the South itself without making a bias judgment but its always seem like a problem mainly prominent in the South or at least that's how people in the North like to portray it as.
+channelnw *you weren't there* Not an excuse. And I'm pretty sure almost every single educational system in the west agrees that during America's segregation period, the blacks suffered great discrimination.
There is only good and evil. No such thing as racism. Racism was invented to keep blacks in shackles of the mindset of victimhood. There isn't anyone out there that's going to harm you based on the color of your skin
@メ ヤタ Where I use to live it was horrible. Now I live in a more diverse town. Where most people who live here aren’t actually from this town. They’re from all around the world, but before it was just a black and white town. There was a black part of town and a white part and I stayed in the white side. Yeah...going to school there...
Y'all keep believing what you want I really don't care either way. I'm not the one that puts race on the top of my list when describing who I am. Skin color doesn't define who I am. It's just a setback and gets in the way of what reality really is about
@Julia whens the last time you've seen the kkk out and about? Btw it was the Democrats who started the whole thing anyways. They're the ones that want to keep y'all reliant on them. But ask yourself what have they really done for y'all besides feed y'all made up narratives on believing that y'all are oppressed.
+Cecil Henry You're welcome to travel anywhere in the world. The more of 'whatever race you are' travels to another place, more will follow and eventually it will break down barriers - That's better than staying wherever 'you're supposed to be'. Its all about options and freedom of movement.
There's racism everywhere. I'm a southerner and to tell you the truth, the south isn't more racist than anywhere else. It's just the racist people down here are very loud and very stupid. How can you not pinpoint them out
Lexi Browning i lik how u dont ignore these problems and act like tge exists. I am a Northerner, and they racist up here too. The only thing is is in the north, they'll act like ur friends, but really set u up. In tge south they let u know u aint welcomed😂💯But if i do anything to a racist ima b on news getting called a hood rat, but they won't even acknowledge his actions
Lexi Browning that's the problem being LOUD which it will attract the attention as for being stupid now that's a guaranteed thing specially when you ask them about the outside world, trust me I've seen that just pathetic.
First it’s not a confederate flag, it’s a rebel flag. 2nd I’ve lived half my life in the north and half in the south, I’ve seen way more racism in the north then the south and I’m not talking just about whites, blacks and Asians are also very racist towards other races also. We are all one race, the human race. Stop letting the media fuel divide.
The guys at 1:11 says, 'he needs to be a president and not get involved in these kinds of issues'. What? I think he's too dumb to understand that he said! Hopefully one day people will stop the racist crap and just be and coexist peacefully and kindly with each other!
Getting the country to work is more important than racism or social problems. Presidents should focus on more important things and leave that stuff for last.
If that's the case I can't wait to have a history month for every race or no race at all. I wonder how many poc and white people killed each other before we ever started to record history because my guess is that in the end we can't really quantify who the worst type of person is based on skin tone.
Short57_Bus you have no clue what the history of that flag is if you think it stands for culture. As for trump , your stuck in conspiracy hell. You believe only whats you want to. The fake news is coming from the right. Its been proven. You just dont want to see it
Short57_Bus black lives matter isnt racist. You are drinking the cool aid and thinking it means “only” black lives matter. Listen to the people your talking about and educate yourself.
Honestly as a white person, I’ve experienced racism myself. Mainly from black people. It’s not just racist because of whites, many blacks make it racist too. That being said, where I am in Texas, racism is pretty minimal
E Laurole To my family in America, they've been lucky they've never encountered racism so I can't complain in my case, actually Americans have been great people with my family (my family is latin) the reason I think they don't get discriminated is because they are legals, I don't know maybe its that, but I mean there is racism in every country right? I just think some people in the South of America are still living in the past or something like that
кαуlα and dont forget that the racist past is generations ago, you cant say that just because white peoples ancestors were racist, that makes them racist.
Saying “everyone got along” during segregation is like saying I get along with my brother because as long as we’re not talking, we have no chance of fighting.
...and that's a bad thing, why? I have relatives I never speak with. The real world isn't the playground in kindergarten; not everyone can get along and be friends. Grow up and accept reality.
no it don't segregation is science. ...natural selection. birds roost in the same tree and eat from the same seed pile. ...however... blue jays and cardinals are not obsessed with mixing with each other the way black males/white females - white males/east asian females are. people can't admit the only reason they want a mixed white black relationship is to show off, and because they still think its taboo and "wrong". and they generally don't last long, before they're hunting another and another.
People can get along good with segregation it just has to be equal which it wasn't, but I truly think if we implement equal segregation it would be fine, especially nowadays since people are a lot less racist
@@shaquadradeloiserussell8659 Shut up, Blue jays and cardinals don't mix because they are different species, while we are the same species, we are all human, just because my skin color is different does not mean I am not human just like you. And my race has nothing to do with who I love. Believe it or not most people aren't so superficial as to only be in a relationship to show off.
1:36 - 2:00 is a perfect example of Cognitive dissonance. She literally explained the situation and he said "well that's true" then proceeded to reject all new info he received because it conflicts with his existing beliefs.
Well in response to her point, yes they did have to form all black schools and churches due to segregation. But when it was abolished, those all black institutions remained. Her point is that they were created out of necessity, but as that necessity died out, these institutions didn't change. There became a new necessity after segregation was abolished, that necessity being unity and togetherness. We needed those qualities then and we need them now, to come together as brothers and sisters of humankind and love one another, to accept one another.
I live in South Carolina, and I like my heritage as a white man. I am not racist to any race. I have seen too many accounts of Blacks being racist to whites and other races in person in fact I was in the parking lot of a walmart with my mother and a Black woman was blaring music driving past us and my mother waved her hand with attitude because she was annoyed to tell her to go and the woman yelled and I quote, "Thats fine I dont even like white people." We aint the ones that are racist.
I don't like the following statement "of course there is "it's the South", the north is just as racist if not more in some areas like Boston or rural Oregon and Washington and it's not just white people being racist it's everybody, a lot of Latino gangs in LA absolutely hate black people and try to drive them out of their neighborhoods
@@bnbcraft6666 Hello, I really appreciate your comment as it opens up room for discussion in a mature way probably more than my initial comment directs the topic if I'm honest. The reason the south is considered more racist is because of personal experiences or story's of people moving or in the south. The second reason is because there is actually studies that statistically show that the south is more likely to hold more racist belief or biases. You are absolutely right to say some places in the north can be racist. Everyone can be racist unconsciously or conscious. And people of all race can be racist. Here's where the problem comes in. And this is all my opinion ( I could be wrong). If you are in position of power your racist views hold more power. Thus if you hold said views when you control the laws, banks, law enforcement and etc is much more harmful especially when it's more extreme racism. It's the moral responsibility of those people in position as public servents to get rid of us views and do what's best for the people. I'm not talking about left or right I'm talking about what's morally right.
@@Coolguy-mk7hg I live in the South and the vast majority of people here aren't racist and it really just pisses me off when people assume everyone down here is, just because the area has a history of racism doesn't mean most people here still hold the same beliefs in the modern day, I know racism still exists in a smaller scale but it ain't right to say everyone or even most people in the south are racist (I'm not saying you specifically hold these beliefs but many people do, hell even I held this belief before I moved to the south)
I grew up when segregation was in full mode in the south. I sat in a restaurant while African Americans had to order food for take out, standing without even a bench or chairs to sit on while they waited for their food. Schools were of course segregated. Maggie, who treated me like her own helped watch me while my mother worked, and my father was overseas in the army. At 16 I got my license, and my mom asked me to drive her home and she refused to ride in the front seat next you me for fear of reprisal. This was just how it was. I said Maggie what's wrong. She just said "It's all right honey". Ashamed yes,, but we didn't know any better. Most of the south was even worse than my town. It was more than wrong. Can't blame the next generation for being pissed off. Thank God things have changed so,, so much. Maggie's generation never got to really know freedom, and the south, and others have to live with that. I can't ask anyone on the receiving end to forget it, but it's time to somehow let us find some kind of harmony between us, some kind of common ground. There's too much hate that still lingers from those past days, and it comes out of everyone, not just those on the receiving end from the past. What more can be said.
It makes me feel hopeless when I think about it sometimes. I grew in East Tennessee playing football with a lot of the black kids in my town. When I was younger in the 2000s, I never really noticed much animosity. But as I got older and started playing highschool ball I noticed some things. I started D line and the Nword was a common occurrence when my black teammates where on the line with me. I fought for them then, but then I noticed some of my white teammates, and even coaches, held racist views and would voice them in private. I never spoke up then, and it’s because I felt awkward and ashamed. We’ve all grown apart since then, I guess the waters ran too deep.
@@billybobbertson5796 It’s kind of ironic how the timeline of your discovery of racism tracks right along with society’s rising awareness of “systemic racism”. I imagine it all started clicking for you around 2012.
@@grippercrapper I mean, if he discovered it around the time society wisened up to it, that doesn't mean anything wrong, does it? The problem is stopping at awareness and not really doing anything to step it at the systemic level (at this point, the only real way to to just scrap the whole system and redo it, trust me, it'll make you sound queasy, but when you really think about it, it's the only way to get visible change done).
I wouldn't say that the ones on the receiving end are hating. I would call it frustration. And the frustration comes from people today pretending that we are now in a that proverbial "post-racist" society. People refuse to see how the racism of the past affects the wealth gap between white and black today.
I honestly stopped wasting time caring about what people thought about me based on my skin color. At the end of the day I'm living and they're just stuck on skin color. eh it's sad
Anne Charles Amen beautiful, we are all children of Christ and brothers and sisters in his eyes. you are wiser than you know, to thine own self be true.
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There is racism everywhere.
In NZ when l was a child I saw how different ethnic groups were treated, lslanders, Chinese Indians Italians Greeks Poles etc
All the derogatory names and the jokes.
My mother was half Greek but my name is Jones so no-one knew and l kept it to my self. I thought that if they knew l would would be treated that way too.
I moved to Australia where Racism was much worse. Working in an underground gold mine in 1974 my leading hand would tell me about his adventures hunting Aboriginals for sport. Bragging about killing people for fun. Later l worked with one of the Rhodesian rat runners who told me tales of being a captain in the army reserve spending his weekends fighting their war, all his soldiers were black the officers white And he a very religious man he liked all those "good boys". So long as they did what they were told. But the very worst racist l have met was a Maori. He hated everyone. His favourite tale was how when the Maori came to NZ they drove the original inhabitants out of NZ and the remnants escaped to the Chatham islands. When the Whiteman came to NZ the Maori hired a ship to take them to a meeting, but they hijacked the ship put the crew ashore filled it up with warriors and went to the Chatham islands to exterminate the last of the original inhabitants. But the hatred he had for Samoans Tongans Chinese everyone else was extreme racism.
Racists of every type are the worst of all people.
Is the South racist?
Answer : Yes !
@Getmadmaybe? Because they do not have a knowledge of self and of history. The history of that rag is plain and clear.
@@ericjones1289 Like it or not,that is the God's honest f##,king truth👍☘️
..But for quite a long time now (and it's been a gradual process) The Media&certain Colleges &now schools around the World(and possibly most of the English Country'?) have been introducing Teachings which make it "Post facto"a "White Man's " invention and Monopoly!...Which is complete utter BS.
@@NoBallzTimmyWalz For sure👍She would have been totally disappointed if her (q)produced Negatives!!
Just here to remind y’all that South Carolina didn’t legalize interracial marriage until 1998.
what
That's a lie
sMoKiNjO Politically Incorrect so when did they do it?
@@mistahmst 1970
@@mistahmst it was written into the Constitution in 1998 but legalized since 1970
"I'm not racist I have a black friend"
Black friend: uncle ruckus
Underrated comment
Black freind: Clayton Biggsby
🤣🤣🤣
@Alexu99 every race acts racist tbh
who is uncle ruckus?
'Everybody got along good back then' felt like a comedy.
Hi
@DeathstrokeDemon he could not be more right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@DeathstrokeDemon he’s not...
@@JoaoVictor-or5ry r u dumb
We still do. The media don't want to to believe that no more is all
I'm half black and took a vacation with my mom and aunt to Kentucky. I was a little nervous about it because I thought I'd get some dirty looks from people but I had the opposite experience. The people I've met were so nice and kind to me.
Yea but go souther lol... you will
yea bc real life isn’t the internet. the internet is where all the racists are.
That's not the south lol. I'm a mixed person living in Georgia and I have experienced racism from black and white people
Youre half and probably high yellow, the hillbillies think youre white. Guess youre safe cause you can pass 🙄
@@realmadzerobuddy Ky is the south im born and raised here in eastern ky , its the south and part of the civil war was here to
"He needs to be a president and lead this country, and not get involved in these type of issues."
My guy wat does that mean
He's absolutely right. So trying to put an end to racism is a primary point to lead the country to make it better. For the racists to call other races ignorant when they are the one making themselves look even more ignorant is completely idiotic
It means do your damn job
It means whites are offended when you point out racism but when trump is racist he’s being a leader
@@realworld2494 Part of a president's job is maintaining peace in the country, protecting minority rights, and weighing in on major issues in the society.
@@Zulu-Lemon 90% of black racism isn't even pointed out at all
Reporter: Are you racist?
Man: I'm not racist, I own a black vehicle
Copy cat
Copied
I read it as "I own a black man". A common practice back in the day
@@tsenavi And today in more ways than one
U mean vee-hee-cal
"he needs to be a president and run this country, not be involved with these types of issues" ... idk about you but to me that sounded dumb asfk
i understand why trump could be a president back then
Nah obamas 8 years saw more racism narrative than any other president. It all started with him lying that there was a bunch of racists in the us when there really aren't many. How many times have you encountered real racism
@@Filthy_Goblin_44 wow you are a dumbass. Just because you don't experience it doesn't mean it isn't there.
@@Filthy_Goblin_44 where are you from, there’s racism all over, overt or not it’s there
@@Filthy_Goblin_44 the thing is they are alot I've experienced it by alot of people all in America
Anyone from any culture and race can be racist. I'm an American of Mexican ethnicity. When I was 9 years old I got my first taste of racism. In 1964 I won 1st place in the library's reading contest where I had to write an essay on each book I read. I got my picture taken for the newspaper, but only of my back, they had me facing the librarian behind me, while the two White boys, who won second and third places, faced the camera. When I was managing an apartment building a Black couple came to my office mad as hell. They let me know that they knew I was Mexican and knew that once one Mexican moves in a whole lot of Mexicans follow. We are like roaches the lady told me. Since I was the manager I had to take that abuse. Of course, if someone would have said that to the nice Black couple, they would have screamed racism and sued. I know both White, Black and Mexicans who are racist against others. I've known people from all those groups who were racist and prejudiced against White, Blacks, Jews, Asians, Mexicans, Indians, Middle Eastern and anyone not included in this list. And I know those who deny racism are the ones who practice racism and prejudice against others. Because admitting racism means you acknowledge the issue, that it's unfair, abusive and one will need to change their own attitude against people they only know and judge superficially and not soul deep.
Only North Africans , Middle Easterners, Turkish racism and Islamophobia could be justified for some geopolitical reasons and because of their Islamic practices.
No other racisms could be justified and all must be punished.
But I find islamophobia and Arabphobia is justified due to their racism, misogynistic tendancies and homophobia.
I don’t think you can wear hijab , eat halal meat and be American citizen at the same time.
racism is colonial, is ingrained in everything, you can be racist even to yourself
Nice lie
Racism is not the same thing as being prejudice....in order for someone to be racist, they would have to be linked as beneficiaries to the power and controlling class ie the system and laws passed due to ethnic and racial biases! Not everyone has the power to be racist. America's military, government, police, policies, science, medicine, FDA, residential redlining, media and social engineering etc are ALL forms of maintaining yt dominion over other ethnic groups in American society and culture ESPECIALLY people of African descent and the very bloodlines of blood the country and it's economic and military power structures were conveniently built upon so naaaah everyone cannot be racist from any ethnic group. That's just not true. It sounds good but, it's not true.
hell I’m latina myself and have faced racism from mexicans 😂
I mean the fact that he referred to black people as “negroes” tells you all you need to know.
Well it could have been a different n word..
He made a sharp point though ! Mexicans stand for their own , blacks stand for their own ......etc
Its a universal fact , and I’m a brown persian btw
@@apersiannihilist5632 dosent justify racism
@@baller3035 why would I need to justify anything to anyone?! To be a racist is still a humane freedom and a freedom of speech
Like you open a shop but you don’t want any muslims to work at the shop , I’m not talking about customers, of course everyone can get inside and get treated equally but you still have the right to choose your workers
@@apersiannihilist5632 no you don't. That's actually against the law to discriminate. Typical racist
"Everybody got along good back then (during segregation)"
Not sure the people lynched, attacked, maimed, burnt and murdered back then would agree.
His point of view is from the whites that’s why. If you were white back then it was the same as just old life.
I see
@Huh ? I DO kinda agree cause I think in an unfair way white people have like this oldest child role in America and with so much influence people expect them to use their platform to speak out about different issues. I do see where ur coming from tho I jus hope we can all get along one day✊🏿✊🏻
@@johndiggle2858 Sorry to say that will never happen in the US. The past will keep on sticking its ugly head when one may think it may be on its last legs. No one can run from the past, not individuals nor governments.
@@alvaroakatico9188 😥
1:00 “ Obama doesn’t need to get involved in these issues, he needs to lead the country.” Talking about racism and having no tolerance for it IS leading the country.
@N Ds ok
@N Ds mate he made one comment that said ok after you said exactly... Wtf are you on about lmao
@N Ds you're so salty because no one is giving you attention
@chris if Frump said it you'd be for it I bet, but just because Obama says it you don't agree.
Obummer is a racist
As a white man who's never visited the Carolinas I can say I have never experienced racism in Charleston.
Lol
just like saying im an asian and i have never experience in asia
You said it best . Your a white man. You don't have our issues. Be quite.
I’m white skinned Hispanic grew up in the south blacks were huge racists to me.
@@rain_M4V7cap. Hispanics are the worst. You immigrate to the USA and identify as white 😂
“I’m not racist I smoke so my lungs are black so therefore I am black”
When was something like that said?
@@Cal90208 oh no no one said that in just saying what they would say
@@AetsyR he doesn't get the joke
@@MeikaiX lol
Black people don't have black skin they have very brown skin.
“Segregation. Everybody got along good”
Dafuq????
Now that’s one way of throwing logic out of the window
@Demiclea Using slang doesn't make you a thug. White people use slang. Everyone uses slang, and every language has it. Black people didn't make those accomplisment because of segregation and discrimination. We made them in spite of those things.
@Demiclea You're 100% right, blacks were doing better than whites in the 50s specifically, when you're talking about economically and family wise
Demiclea a brainwashed way of thinking,coming from you and your African American friend 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️if you can find any positive reason for segregation,then..That just speaks for itself right there.It was a thing that was *NEVER* necessary,or should’ve ever happened.The fact that someone needs to make that clear to you,is beyond sad..
Khadijah Muhammad exactly,made us stronger. *NEVER* should’ve happened,because as you can see,we thrive just fine without it.But yeah..
Austin Chamberlain so you’d just be fine and dandy if interracial couples got abruptly,and unnecessarily separated,due to segregation returning,huh..
I know it's not funny. But this man just said everyone got along good during segregation. I literally just spit out my orange juice all over my laptop.
I'm black and I did the same 😂
I’m like😑
They did. Both white and black kids didn't come from broken families back then and they also did better in school.
Are u guys oblivious??? He was being sarcastic.
Taterbug Underwood the guy in the video who said everybody got along good back during the days of segregation? Idt so…
I am Asian American from south and moved to New York. I get racism 10 times more in North East then South. Especially from black folks.
Give me an example
Black people are severely racist ,then act like their the victims , just avoid them at all cost
But that ruins their narrative
@@MODMAN09 narrative? White people made it illegal for Asian people to immigrate here at one point
Are you sure it’s not prejudice? There is a difference from prejudice and racism.
I'm southern but I can assure you that not all of us sound like we have no teeth.
ahahahrahaha
I think it's spelled "tafe".
If someone thinks badly about people for their accent that's their own fault. Accents make the world a little more interesting. I'm from the midwest too if that means anything.
@@ihateyoutube8789 I love all the accents. I wish I had a country one 👌🏾
I don’t know man..... I can hear the lack of teeth through your keyboard.
“Everybody got along good back then”.
Except for the occasional public lynchings with people proudly and shamelessly cheering.
@Monster Mash precisely, they completely changed the rhetoric, the largest mass lynching in American history I believe was against 11 Italian Americans in New Orleans, many Irish were also lynched too, and yet nobody talks about this as it destroys their narrative
@@sideshowbob6241 cope
@@sideshowbob6241 I’m from New Orleans, Louisiana. That is a lie. Terrible what happened still but that is a lie.
@@xocolatl3682 what specifically is a lie?
@@xocolatl3682 th-cam.com/video/3Y-Dji6Mx_U/w-d-xo.html heres my proof of the Italian American lynching, not a lie if thats what you're referring to
“Everyone wants to be kind and be nice, but underneath that, the waters run deep.” Couldn’t have said it better.
yeah such a true statement she said
I saw this comment just when that woman said the same in the video
Explain this plz
So what does that mean burn loot and riot in your own towns
@@Travis-kw3mo your pretty
I don’t understand why someone would hate another person just because they are a different race and/or come from a different culture. Instead of fearing what’s different people should take the time to learn about one another. Humanity is so diverse and there is beauty in diversity
Amen
Because white people are the superior race lol.
agreed
I know right. I hate everyone equally.
I can understand someone disliking or criticising another culture, because not all cultures are peaceful or respectful of people. But what skin color someone was born in, is obviously dumb. Culture is a bigger factor in what kind of person you are. The inner city black subculture, is very flawed to say the least. But blacks who grow up in rural areas or suburbs might be a whole different kind of people. Color doesnt matter, but your beliefs & values that are partly formed by your culture does
“The south ain’t racist, nah” - genuinely said by a man wearing a Confederate flag
Just because he is wearing that flag does not mean he is racist
Ian Gallagher well not inherently sure but the confederate flag is 100% racist as it was founded on the grounds of the preservation of slavery
EDIT: Stop responding to me months later trying to get into the logistics of the confederacy. I don’t care. They stood for slavery, so folks don’t like the flag and think it’s in bad taste. End of story. Any further replies will simply be ignored.
@@KING-sb9ns why'd you even reply to this clown?
@@KING-sb9ns the flag wasn’t derived from slavery, yes almost all who supported it pre civil war era was pro slavery, but why would someone walk around contradicting an “obviously racist flag” saying they aren’t racist?
@@step-p4j learn what your talking about before you make a fool out of yourself
“Sorry, say that again?” Literally what we were all thinking 😂
I know. That guy was an idiot. Uggh the racist
He wasn't wrong.
@@Inboundstorm17 he was exclusively wrong
every body got along back then 😂😂😂😂
Murica yeaaa 285 what he said wasn’t racist
“I’m not racist, my brother’s girlfriend’s moms boyfriend’s ex is black.”
“ I’m not racist, I petted a black cat”.
@@bigbrainblake1289 😂🤣
"I'm not racist, my toenails are black."
That's alot of misconnections
Im not racist. My wife’s bf is black
If you wanna know if Jurassic Park
is dangerous, you don't ask the
dinosaurs.
Thats a good one
“Segregation. Yeah everyone got along good back then.” Lol wtf
Guess his race ? Hint, not black.
Yes, people are the reason why there is racism
Brian Sukhu no sir not people culture
@@SouthsideDarealist I was referring to that ignorant man, people like him who claim there was no problem when there was segregation are the reason why there is racism.
Brian Sukhu your right my bad
"Obama should focus on leading this country and not get involved in racist issues"....
Uhm.... Is it just me or
does that seem a little
self-contradictory??....
Ballistic Badger lol now that trump deals with these issues it’s okay for them. Hypocrites
Ballistic Badger - No, I don't think so! I believe bigotry is a social issue and should be dealt with by the People. I think many people feel that it isn't something our gov't should be responsible for because it opens Pandora's box and could be giving the gov't far more power than we realize; big gov't = big problems! The President's only job is to defend our Constitution.
Thats what i was thinking too
@@Declan_Moriarty
That's right Obama didn't do his job. He and his man wife were just interested in free vacation , trip gibs and the spot light.
Ballistic Badger No you're fine lol
The elderly man at the beginning.. his logic is way off. Most black Americans don’t know any Africans.
I thought they wanted to be called African American, so just American then?
Prime.Gaming. Studios I mean I’m from American I’ve never set foot in Africa so yes I would like to be called American just like everyone else
They don't want Africans because of the "ADOS" movement.
Apalonia Jones well you know me now 😁
Eugene Kendrick probably cultural differences but we have no problem with y'all.
I’m from Tiny Town, TX. Just over ten years ago, during a City Council Mtg the whole Police Dept was fired for racist behaviors by the 4-5 officers. I am exceedingly proud of how the Town Council took the bull by the horns, and eliminated that problem.
@@HesherJohn there is NO racism except in your mirror!
USA is a very weird country 🫣
I'm from Michigan but I have to travel the country for a living, and the only difference I've found when it comes to racists in America is that:
The North is just as racist as the South, the South is just more upfront. (Doesn't make it any better though)
Get real people racism will always exist until the end of time!
This might be true...
@@lillianwright3668 Yes are correct it will never end.
Being from Ohio and living in TN I can concur lol
I am from Michigan also, the racist here are more hidden, or covert than in the south but it is prevalent. I see it almost everyday.
everyone got along during SEGREGATION??
You can't fight each other if your seperated
anonymous commentor unfortunately it’s not totally incorrect
It must have been sarcastic since everyone fought. One of the most volatile times in history when people weren’t free.
I had to pause the video and reconsider my whole life after he said that.. WTF LMAO
@@openscholar9908 You can't love each other if you're seperated, and by that I mean you can't be united.
"Segregation, everybody got along good"
I am laughing and I am black
This is not funny 😂😂😂😂
I’m English and I’m white but I live in Spain. I’ve never understood why racism even is a thing, everyone’s culture is beautiful. I’ll never understand it but I guess it depends on how each person is brought up
@Alberto Guerrero You missed my point. I wasn’t saying I don’t understand racism in itself I was just saying I don’t understand why people can be racist and what logical justification can they give themselves , we are all the same we just have different traits depending on where we are born. Also I only said I grew up in Spain because it’s a completely different culture, language and way of life. I don’t know what triggered you about my comment mate.
@Alberto Guerrero can you elaborate on the south Asia or India comment I’m curious what you mean, I don’t know too much about racism in them areas, I believe it’s against Muslims mostly, but if you can help me know more I appreciate it. Thank you.
@Alberto Guerrero okay I guess you are just trolling. Si encuentras algo mejor que hacer con tu tiempo hazlo y deja de escribir en mayúsculas paquete 😂
Me too but the ignorance WOW.. the cool demeanour like it was all rosy.. he really lost his mind
I was made in Korea and now I'm living in Texas. I haven't discriminated by White people. but some black and hispanics mock asian. How funny
Oh w oo ow great so asian name "McDonnell Douglas"
@@brycewalker8838wut
1:53 Oh good, he is pretty open-minded, I think he really seems to change his mind.
1:59 Wait, WHAT?!
You had me at the first half not going to lie
@@Nobody-wz5xx yep
@Klevin Sadiku what
@Klevin Sadiku ??????
@Klevin Sadiku Stop being a troll, grow up, you're not funny.
"He needs to be a president and not deal with these types of issues"...
So do you want him to do his job or not?
Brian Fire who Obama or that guy because Obama didn’t do jack shit and that guy in the truck knew it
I didn’t like Obama but that man was not very smart
@@parvisgaming1030 he didn't but ok.
@@roamingimperial8971 how was Obama not smart. That's an ironic statement because what you just said was dumb
A guy wearing a Confederate shirt saying the south isn't racist.
As a southerner, we don’t own any of those racists.
Edit: I never noticed how many clowns think we own all the racist. They act like there is no racists in their area as well LOL
Am cajun. I agree
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"Gets no likes"
@@deiofdoom7017 *Likes his own comment*
@@boejiden5729 do you mean me or the alex person?
"I'm not racist I just don't want all the blacks and Mexicans here! Stop making things about race!"
We've clearly come so far 8 years later lol
''Is the South racist?''
2 seconds in: *a white guy saying a racial slur*
Well it’s just Black in Spanish but we know what he meant
You do realize that it's extremely easy to make a video that supports whatever it is the creator wants, right? Racist people exist in the north too...🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@hblackburn5580 true, but if you are suggesting they're equally racist I think history disagrees with you.
@@hblackburn5580 Are you suggesting they edited the word in to make the man look bad?
@@sarahsanchez4552 wow you're not very educated about anything are you? It's not hard for me to make a video especially one that's only three minutes long, and be sure to only put in the footage that I think is correct. not saying that they edited in or edited out anything, just that they picked and choose what they wanted to show.
I'm black and from the north and I was afraid to go down south because of so much propaganda I had heard down there like the kkk and other things. Although to my surprise the people down there were pretty nice... Everytime I would walk by anyone white or black they would always say hello and ask how am I... Up in the north I never get that anywhere. Pretty Ironic
I heard about the kkk
KMR_136 Thanks for the kind words.
Tiger Diesel I just call it how I see it 👌
Eri Hussain Yeah they r not good people...
KMR_136 I know right!!!my cousins r black and I'm basically really light always like white ppl half egyption bit of Pakistani so I don't like the KKK!!so mate if ur black I totally understand u
"They all got along back then" My God, I wonder if people like this man actually studied American History.
Omair Sheikh True
Omair Sheikh
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Kinda wonder if YOU actually studied American History? But then, that may be the whole problem. I have lived in the South all my life and seen how things have changed due to government meddling. People DID get along much better back then. Your kind has been taught by movies and tv and the lying media some myth that makes y'all feel better about yourselves. We dont need you yankees and foreigners to tell us about something you know nothing of. We have LIVED it and KNOW what it's all about.
More of your false myth. You are too blinded by television and its lies and stereotypes. I feel really sorry for you and how ignorant you are.
cscptdave You're right, black folks were surely not lynched and murdered in the South, sorry for being so ignorant... 😂😂
I am from Colombia. Here people don't care what skin color their partner is. People here also don't care much what skin color your circle of friends are. Don't get me wrong there are still some people with no brain but In Colombia the term "white privilege" does not exist. And that is something that makes me proud to be Colombian.....The problem that people in the United States have with people's races is ridiculous......
I myself have had to be a victim of insults in the United States for "being a white privileged person" and be a victim of harassment for that... I really don't understand what happens to people in the United States.
Well, just know, if you truly want an answer that is, that there is a GIANT propaganda machine 🎥 📺 💥 🩸 at the highest level, run almost exclusively by the same ethnoreligious group that benefits by keeping us all fighting each other as they gain more and more control, and you will be labeled Racist if you simply call this out.
The idea of people of different colors hating each other is NOT a natural phenomenon and it requires billions of dollars 💸 a year being poured into it to keep it from dying… and sadly it largely works on the majority of humans ☠️ The reason why it’s way more in America than Colombia (which I have been and have some awesome Colombians friends 😎), is because America is A LOT bigger threat than Colombia to being able to fight and resist this power that is trying to consume us all. The 1st and 2nd amendments are huge advantages to Americans which these basic human rights don’t exist in other countries. Hope you have the ears 👂🏼 👂🏼 to hear my 2 cents, cheers 🥂 🙏🏼 🥳
“Africans want more Africans to come here”
Never have I ever said that I want to bring more Africans here. What kinda tribal horse shit is that? I’ve never been to Africa, I’ve met very little African people. That makes no sense
Ikr what ki d of stupid shit is that
The racists are stupid. What do you know?
Lol... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They like segregation unless some other country has the resources they want.
fr i only met one native born african in my life and he was the substitute for my class
"He needs to be a president and lead this country, and not get involved in these types of issues."
There's so much wrong with that man's head, I don't even know where to begin.
His dumbass was even smiling
@Shanny Boo he probably doesn't say that now with Trump all over the Twitter place
Same, I’m like... what kind of logic is this
Obama was a bad president
@Cristian Gomez yes he was, tried to destroy this country. Just look at everything he did to elect hillary, misused the resources of this country like he owned it. He was the worst president this country ever had bar none. Going around apologizing to the world for the US the deal with Iran, giving them millions of dollars in cash. Tried to hide it but was caught. To hell with him.
When he said “EVERYONE GOT ALONG GOOD BACK THEN” when he was talking about segregation! I was SHOCKED.
Did you live those days? Why not investigate? That's write you can only go by the narrative that's fed to you, because you are intellectually lazy!
@@truthnumb972
You don't have to live in those days to know what's happened. History told us.
There is a long list history of abuse of power and oppression to the minority during the segregation periode.
4.000 people was confirmed dead by lynched during this periode of segregation, that's on record and for sure many more which were not recorded.
@@dalfifran7572 yeah according to your history, bet you're history doesnt tell you africans and arabs sold blacks do they?
@@truthnumb972
My history? This is your history.
A story of slavery turn into Jim Crow and segregation, which is a subtle way of racism and oppression. It doesn't end there, it evolve into mass incarceration.
Go educate yourself. These were fact.
Watch 13th, it's a good documentary movie by Netflix. But i don't think you're gonna do it anyway. You're intellectually lazy.
th-cam.com/video/krfcq5pF8u8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Netflix
@@dalfifran7572 PREACH. The fact that he got so upset about my comment tells me he’s clearly racist.
Growing up in the south but from an immigrant background, i can say that white southerners, especially of the older generation, tend to dislike or distrust anything different from what they are used to. I remember my family and i attending a Presbyterian church, and while the folks there did not say anything to us outright, we were never invited to events, etc. When they'd see us they'd be polite, but after that, there'd be no communication. One day, my mom overheard a conversation between the pastor and another member of the church in his office, and he said that he doesn't understand why these folks are attending our church. They're not one of us.
A friend of mine who is from California, older generation, blonde hair, blued eyed, looks like any Anglo Saxon southerner came to Blue Ridge GA, and when she went inside a store, the people stopped and stared at her. Physically she looks as northern European as you're going to get, but given that she doesnt sound like them, she instantly stood out. She too, had never been invited into southerners homes, even though her family has been in the US for generations.
In general, that has been what i have observed. In Atlanta and its surrounding areas like Gainesville and Acworth, etc, the southerners are a lot more open minded in general, especially the younger generation. Atlanta is no longer a southern city, it is an international city.
This has been my experience with southerners on a number of occasions. Not all though. I have known white southerners that were not like that. I remember going up to the mountains of North Georgia and i was parked at a small church and an older lady there, with the thickest southern accent, invited me to attend the service anytime I was in the area.
I live in New Orleans Louisiana. I’m from Missouri. The question wether the south is racist, honestly Depends on who you ask. There are racist people everywhere.
Exactly what I was thinking
Sentient Tapeworm I’ve personally never seen anything that racist in New Orleans, but I do remember seeing some discrimination going on in Washington DC. Every region has some racism to it, but it’s better if anything in the South than it is in the North.
Thee Apollo it's everywhere misstreatment to people of color or the other way around, black people this white people this, spanish speaking this , asians this, nationality, etc, etc, don't matter how much the Internet try to Shut it down, like if they are different, All people take a Crap.
I guess there's racism everywhere but a high flux is in the south. I came from the Bay Area, California to Texas and I got a wake up call about racism. The Bay Area is the most progressive region in the country and you could, just could, possibly live out a life there without experiencing discrimination or racism. At least I didn't being a minority. Texas is a different story. The south is horrible, I'm going back to Cali one day where it all makes sense.
Timmy Turner Strange. I’m from Louisiana, yet I did see racism in Los Angelos when I went there. I guess there’s racism everywhere, you’ve just got to find out where it is?
"He needs to be a president, and lead this country and not get involved in these types of issues."
He had us in the first half, not gonna lie.
Ikr 😩
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Dog boi what gets me annoyed is why would you not expect a black man first black (or mixed) President to call out racism . Hello it’s his purpose in life . Obviously it’s what he was on this earth to do among other things
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Reporter: “Sorry say that again?”
White dude: “Segregation...everybody got along good”
Reporter: 👁👄👁
But during segregation, the Black Community was much much stronger
isn't that what BLM wants now? all black schools, black cops, black cities, and all black hospitals?
@@SynDeus And that would be great for the Black Community to build.
@@SynDeus I can tell you that it's not. Don't be ignorant.
Mr J this can’t be your takeaway from BLM. You can’t be this dense.
I don't know anyone personally from Any African country.
I am black and an American.
My question to you is:
Do you know someone from Europe personally?
If so, do they agree with you?
The south in a nutshell: I’m not racist BUT-
“I hav blac pants and mah tires ar black too!”
@Johnny Mitchell yes sir
And??
SMH
Nope. That’s actually the north. The blue/democrat states say that kind of stuff
As a Latino living in the south, I can honestly say yeah it's racist.
You would say that ,Just suppose you where , Scottish,Irish or English .What then ?
@@xpxpe5645 yup so true. Lived in California 20 years and never once experienced racism until I moved to the south (not by choice). It was only then that I truly experienced racism.
Damn I’m lucky I live in Minnesota cause everyone just nice. They could deadass be Trump supporters but be extremely nice like WHAT
@@Carebear444 Its a different type of racism. Its subtle but you can tell based on facial expressions, body language etc. People will give you a fake smile but secretly think youre a piece of shit. So common in the South.
Well you can leave no ones stopping you
"Negroes" the polite way to refer to black people in the 30s
I'm pretty sure nobody has used that word since the 60s and only Spanish people use that word
And it’s funny because we call them Brown’s “morenos” in spanish.
@@MarcoGamer640Productions2012 it hurts when whites like black people more u feel like y'all getting treated wrong😂😂😂 BUILD that wall! GO play soccer boy
Lil Gizmo lmao nobody felt they were treated wrong
It's still not a good word, though. It has a negative connotation to it.
And Mohammed why are u saying it
South Carolinian here: I live in Charleston, which is a pretty liberal area and a populated city. Most people around here don't like Trump etc.
Really depends on where you go in the state.
Prejudice is dumb, because there's so many good reasons to hate people...on an individual basis.
-Jerry Seinfeld
I think this is my new favorite quote xD
Are u a liberal
Lol he's a Jew
hes a jew
Random guy: Segregation, everybody got along good back then
Civil rights movement: am I a joke to you?
Make America Great Again is what he meant
Blacks call for segregation now. All some want r equal treatment, not eat at our table. Segregate again
Ted Whitsett what..
@@tedwhitsett2894 Jesus Christ you can't be real...
They really believe that!
The truck driver saying that race relations was not the responsibility of the president, so hilarious.
A Black president too.
@@hazelsuku4166 -alotta good he did..
@Neil Wiggs are you really this ignorant
Neil Wiggs I’m sorry, but you’re very clueless. Lyndon Johnson was the president who signed the civil rights act which was all about race relations.
Can’t wait to vote for trump again!
He said "And everyone got along good back then" bruh🤦🏾♂️😂
the dude being like “yea we all got along great when segregation was a a thing” i was like uh wat
It was true in some parts. My grandpa grew up in rural North Carolina and no joke the blacks and whites got along great even when there was segregation
@@useruser-kx4pe I think your grandpa is full of shit.
@@markgreiser464 No they don't.
@@Hero_of_Legend , better start doing some research, my dude
Braindead hillbillies
“The South ain’t racist nah”
As he’s wearing a Confederate flag lmao
Ok... confederate flag isn’t racist.
@@Lebronwski What it represents is racist.
"Ironic."
- Emperor Palpatine.
@@AbrahamLincoln4 represents Southern rebellion. Good job keeping us United sir
y'all cant tell us what the confederate flag means if you aren't apart of the heritage. it represents southern culture whether you like it or not.
“No, I’m not racist!”
Also him: “Yeah everyone got along when the segregation happened!”
@Meiji Tatsuya BLACKS aren't strong language. You don't have to do that, it's not like you're going through a safe chat filter
@Meiji Tatsuya ...so if I use BLACKS 3 times in one comment it gets deleted? What is this crap?
@Meiji Tatsuya WHY? It's a company in the World's most successful democracy, based on the principle that all men are equal and all can think whatever they want.
So WHY go the Communist approach?
@Meiji Tatsuya Literally everything you wrote there is true - including the transition into a Banana Republic.
@Meiji Tatsuya "All I wrote is true
Want more hard to swallow pills?" Sure, at this point I don't mind an overdose
I lived in SC for decades and people are focusing on race. The issue is more abstract and larger than that. SC is non inclusive. That guy said good old boy state which sums it up!
Basically unless you look like everybody, follow the one and only political party there and talk like everybody(I have a Yankee accent) you will alway be excluded from the tribe.
I moved to the Midwest and people are way more accepting of you regardless of background.
I worked for a fortune 500 company back there and going back to you have to have a southern accent this is important and I was told this my whole life but did not believe it.
I was interviewing for jobs and was getting completely different feedback from my interviews for the same management positions when I applied for the job in the midwest and northeast corner VS
SC/GA/NC/FL
(same job and same company) .
I spent years not getting a promotion and eventually started interviewing out of the south and started getting feedback that made more sense in a couple of months! I now makes 150k-170k depending on overtime in my new position and will be going to 200k probably by next year.
"well that's true"
*oh good he's realizing the flaws in his logic*
..."and everybody got along good back then"
*jesus christ never mind*
"Segregation now.... Segregation Fo' evah!"
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I mean so what if white people want to have their own schools and churches? Apparently everyone else can group up except whites smh.
@@cultofpersonality2002 you agree with him?
@@Jessebadga in a way i do
@@cultofpersonality2002 that's all I need to know 🤷🏾♂️
The south is still racist. I am white, and grew up in Mississippi. People aren't really openly racist (they are careful about it?). My aunt still won't talk to me after I blew up on her because of what she said about black people. If you trigger easy then stop reading here..
Aunt said to me that black people(she used the N word) aren't evolved as white people.
This is in no way what I believe. I have so many people that I love that are black or brown. God says there is only one race, and that is the human race. The only way things will change is if we teach our children to break the cycle of hate.
Good for you.
Alyssa Townsend how is it his fault that his aunt won’t talk to him? stop using the term family and blood to make it sound like a bigger deal than it is and for the love of God can you stop generalising all races. “ wants to destroy you” stupidest shit I’ve ever heard.
John Locke stfu
@@johnlocke546 evolved in what way? Intelligence? The Asians and Indian's are beating you guys at that. What else? Sports? Blacks are dominating almost every physical sport out there. In Boxing the top fighters are Mexican's or blacks in various weight classes. What else? The old days of you guy's Being surperior have faded, it was true at a point in time but now the gap is closing.
People prefer to be around other people who look and act like them. Its not out of hatred or superiority. Just differing cultures. I live in the north and even I understand this. I can't say or do certain things around my black friends, but they're allowed to say stuff I'm not(black pride and such). They even admit to not understanding some aspects of white culture. Doesn't mean we can't get along, but I'd never move to a black area.
"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."
President Lyndon B. Johnson
Keeping Poor Whites & Blacks Apart: a Southern Tradition: bittersoutherner.com/from-the-southern-perspective/miscellany/what-you-dont-know-about-the-south
You know it works in reverse too.
@@schiros123 what if one is poor to middle, but not black or white?
@@schiros123 Good read this was
Same guy who said, 'I'll have those (n-word)s voting Democrat for the next 200 years'?
Quick answer is YES. Don't they know that the Mexicans were on this continent long before the European arrived and committed genocide and the victims are still waiting for justice.
Interviewer: Is the South more racist?
Man wearing a Confederate flag: Nah
E Brodsky the confederate flag represents the south
Mortem’s Soul it’s a treason flag
@@emilio5779 It's a Cultural Flag. And I'm not even from the South.
@@emilio5779 ... Then, I guess the current US flag is a treason flag too.
"There are a lot of racism in the South"
➡️ ok
"The South is racist"
➡️ this quote is actually racist.
As a Belgian, I knew little things about the US civil war. I knew only what I saw at the tv, in documentaries and movies: Confederates were traitors, they triggered the civil war because they wanted to continue slavery, there were naughty, uneducated...
Then, I opened books of history...
Having a confederate flag is not racist if you do it because you love the South and are sick of Washington DC and Hollywood vicious hate against this cultural region. It's racist if you're a southern morron having this flag because he hates black people and wants to make them unconfortable. These southern morrons see the South and its history in the same way Hollywood and DC do. In France, we call this kind of people "useful morrons", that is to say, people who are too stupid to realize their behavior actually benefit to their ennemies.
Surely being a president means getting involved in those kind of issues?!?!
Emily Gubb On a personal level? No. That is not his place.
His duty is only to protect the country and make sure it runs smoothly. If the people insist, that is one thing. But doing as Obama did- race baiting- was disgraceful.
Emily Gubb nope. People are free thinking and can think whatever they want
pmiller 714 just asking but are you aiming to excuse racism?
Emily Gubb of course not...but the president can’t control peoples thoughts and opinions...
pmiller 714 of course I agree but a president should be setting an example
Segregation.Everybody got along good back then
No,the south ain't Racist.
Well hes not completely wrong. It was bad but when people of their own ethnicity are around each other it works out fine. I'm not saying there should be segregation but it doesn't really hurt anything as long as their not hostile towards anyone.
Is he the South?
Imtiaz Sarkar yea but he has a point, segregation did work. The whites didn’t want the blacks to move in the same school and blacks didn’t want the whites because the blacks were getting good grades. They were forced to integrate yet none wanted it for a reason. It did no good and never will.
The south isn’t racist at all.
Got along? Blacks were killed for looking at a white women.
The kids are more wise than the adults.
Maybe don't ask the extremely old people who grew up in the 50s
Chase Listorti maybe cause they are the ones with the confederate flag
But that doesn't fit their narrative
Chase Listorti idk I live in South Carolina and I’m in high school and I’ll say that as me and a lot of the white kids around me have gotten older we’ve gotten more and more racist we started out not being racist and now we are and I’m talking a lot of white teens that are racist (racism ain’t goin no where)
A lot of the people in the white suprematist rally in Charlottesville was middle aged white men.
They asked people from every age group...
I grew up in the deep south, and I lived in Boston, Mass for several years. I can honestly say that Boston is much more racist and segregated that anything I've ever seen in the south in the last 50 years. In Boston the people use racial slurs and talk bad about other races in private conversation like nothing I've ever seen before in my life. They also segregate themselves by suburbs. For example, there were no black people in Saugus and there were no white people in Dorchester. This was in the early to mid-2000's.
Facts im from nyc and the same
If you go any where outside Boston, Mass is hella racist. The school I went to was 90% white because of how separated everyone was, and that lack of exposure to other races promotes people to not treat people of other races differently, but to talk about them as if they were an incarnation of the stereotype of there race/culture.
Dorchester has always had a sizeable white population especially in the region bordering Southie. What are you talking about? (This is coming from a minority living in Boston)
Chris Coulter it’s still like that I live here now they try to hide it but you can tell the problem is they even do it in hiring for jobs yet they have to go work in Boston/Springfield/Worcester where they have good jobs and have to deal with all kinds of ppl of every race so basically eat the same shit they are talking just saying oh BTW I’m very outspoken I don’t care 🤷♀️ what color you are if you are inappropriate I’m calling you out in public yes I will call the person a arsehole I’m from Brooklyn NY multicultural bi racial and I dont apologize for stupid ppls inappropriate behavior there are just a lot of ignorant morons in this world unfortunately
I'm southern, lived in New England and have heard some of the nastiest comments come from northerners. Historically, there is no geographic region that racism is limited to.
Mans really said “everyone got along during segregation” Ik sorry what/
Well it was true....
Yep, the white people got along great.
That was pretty funny lol
@@Israelite-iq1gd blacks too, so as other groups of people, like christians, jews. Segregation it's not something necessary bad if the law it's the same to everybody.
@@AgustinBernardo but the laws were the “ same” for everyone and Black kids went to run down schools with no funding and had to sit at the back of the bus and would have to give up their seat if a white person didn’t have one it was not a good time at all for White people yes
For the South to still be displaying Confederate Flags shows that there's still a connection with racism. The issue of black slavery was at the center of the American Civil War back then.
Racism is still very deep rooted in America even till today!
That's a rebel flag (southern pride flag) not the confederate flag. The confederate flag has 3 strips (2 red 1 white) and 8 stars the formulate a circle for each state that fought for the south. Pick up a US history book and it'll tell you all about it.
@@TheLastDonaldYouMcRonald Thanks for the information. I'm not an American. I however love History.👍🏽
“... and not get involved in these types of issues”. Dude, racism effects a huge portion of this country, and standing up against it is being a LEADER.
LOL NO MATTER WHAT WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE RACISM.
If i was the reporter i would had ssaid, "a issue thst is affecting the nation so it is the president job to prevent more racism"
Ethan Turner man in truck - (such a Dumbass) Obama is to focus on running the country but not worry about racism. Aren’t people in the country? SMH
Except he bombed Syria and destroyed Libya
Care to share any statistics that qualify as "Racism"? I want numbers only please. If not, you're argument is mythical, an based on just emotion.
P.s. Social media is not an outlet for accurate information. Because we know folks love to run with their favorite sites.
I literally know 0 people in Africa
Okaylah you should
I know a few people from africa and treat them like family
Okaylah my uncle is nigerian. African families are so funny, my african american family here is lame
Hello from Africa give me your Instagram
me too
Is the south racist?
Sure, let’s ask the guy with a confederate flag tank top lmaooooo
confederate flag not racist its a symbol of southern pride and heritage
its not a symbol of southern pride and heritage
@@sambowers1478 I would recommend this video th-cam.com/video/dOkFXPblLpU/w-d-xo.html it shows how after the civil war the facts were manipulated to present the confederate flag to do with southern pride instead of the fight to keep slavery legal.
@@seansteinberg3827
Don't recommend VOX videos to people.
And the whole family too
Is the south more racist? What a dumb question. I grew up in Milwaukee, WI, arguably the most segregated city in America, after Detroit and Chicago. Racism is everywhere, it just looks different up here
There's racism everywhere not just the south
OMG, thank you! I grew up in the south and now live in upstate NY and I have seen as much, if not more, racism here as I saw in AL, FL, and TX
true, but it's been in the southern history the longest, it's where it's been more prominent.
little caesars It's been the history of the North as well. MLK himself said that the hostility he saw in Birmingham was nothing to the violence and persecution he received in Chicago. People just put it on the south because it makes them feel comfortable to distance themselves from such an abhorrent practice by saying, "Well, where I come from we don't do that."
TruDatBellyFat oh no I definitely agree, even after the North supposedly abolished slavery and became free states many whites there were still incredibly hateful towards Africans and still are. I can't say whether or not the South had more racism or if the North since I have never had enough experience with people from the South or the South itself without making a bias judgment but its always seem like a problem mainly prominent in the South or at least that's how people in the North like to portray it as.
That is what I am saying I completely agree
“He needs to be a leader and not get involved in these types of issues.” Broooo... Then who will?
hoebama deliberately tried in every day of his so called presidency tried to do two things....demonize whites and infringe on the second amendment
Paul Gardner Russian troll
Funny I thought thats exactly what a leader should do. By definition.
If Dylan Roof friend knew he was gonna do something I wonder why he didn’t try to stop it?
That's what racist says to people of color we need you to do what we say or else you *** ... stfu guy in the video
"Segregation. Everybody got along good."
U FUCKED UP SON
+Yousef Atta well...blacks still had two parents back then and were less violent
Yousef Atta ok
+sithersproductions lol wow mate
englandfootball8 ok
+channelnw *you weren't there*
Not an excuse.
And I'm pretty sure almost every single educational system in the west agrees that during America's segregation period, the blacks suffered great discrimination.
As a black person living in the South...yes, the south is very racist still.
There is only good and evil. No such thing as racism. Racism was invented to keep blacks in shackles of the mindset of victimhood. There isn't anyone out there that's going to harm you based on the color of your skin
@@Filthy_Goblin_44 ...Are you living in a fairy tale?
@メ ヤタ Where I use to live it was horrible. Now I live in a more diverse town. Where most people who live here aren’t actually from this town. They’re from all around the world, but before it was just a black and white town. There was a black part of town and a white part and I stayed in the white side. Yeah...going to school there...
Y'all keep believing what you want I really don't care either way. I'm not the one that puts race on the top of my list when describing who I am. Skin color doesn't define who I am. It's just a setback and gets in the way of what reality really is about
@Julia whens the last time you've seen the kkk out and about? Btw it was the Democrats who started the whole thing anyways. They're the ones that want to keep y'all reliant on them. But ask yourself what have they really done for y'all besides feed y'all made up narratives on believing that y'all are oppressed.
That last woman was spot on.
+Cecil Henry And America is for EVERYONE who seeks opportunity.
+FusRoDah2 Indeed. We know its an issue but don't want to tackle it head on.
+Cecil Henry You're welcome to travel anywhere in the world. The more of 'whatever race you are' travels to another place, more will follow and eventually it will break down barriers - That's better than staying wherever 'you're supposed to be'. Its all about options and freedom of movement.
it's about racisme not about a freaking woman
Electra Code Go back and listen to what she said.
There's racism everywhere. I'm a southerner and to tell you the truth, the south isn't more racist than anywhere else. It's just the racist people down here are very loud and very stupid. How can you not pinpoint them out
Lexi Browning i lik how u dont ignore these problems and act like tge exists. I am a Northerner, and they racist up here too. The only thing is is in the north, they'll act like ur friends, but really set u up. In tge south they let u know u aint welcomed😂💯But if i do anything to a racist ima b on news getting called a hood rat, but they won't even acknowledge his actions
Lexi Browning we have a few in Maryland but in the rural areas
A lot of people are moving hear from dominant republican areas
Elliot Donald exactky
Lexi Browning that's the problem being LOUD which it will attract the attention as for being stupid now that's a guaranteed thing specially when you ask them about the outside world, trust me I've seen that just pathetic.
Lexi Browning maybe in the U.S.
First it’s not a confederate flag, it’s a rebel flag. 2nd I’ve lived half my life in the north and half in the south, I’ve seen way more racism in the north then the south and I’m not talking just about whites, blacks and Asians are also very racist towards other races also. We are all one race, the human race. Stop letting the media fuel divide.
can we just HOLD ON for a sec and acknowledge the trash of a person who said "everyone got along good" when segregation was inplace.
Truth sometimes hurts--GET USED TO IT!
Manav Gundecha
Found the Trumptard: Larry
There are plenty black people who want segregation back....
They are also a lot of stupid people in this country.
The guys at 1:11 says, 'he needs to be a president and not get involved in these kinds of issues'. What? I think he's too dumb to understand that he said! Hopefully one day people will stop the racist crap and just be and coexist peacefully and kindly with each other!
aygo 😂😂 Facts. I was looking for this comment.
Getting the country to work is more important than racism or social problems. Presidents should focus on more important things and leave that stuff for last.
aygo Stfu libtard.
I mean... he may not be really racist, he could just be stupid.
If that's the case I can't wait to have a history month for every race or no race at all. I wonder how many poc and white people killed each other before we ever started to record history because my guess is that in the end we can't really quantify who the worst type of person is based on skin tone.
Ill bet money the guy who said obama should leave race issues alone is cheering trump along
Short57_Bus your right he is too stupid to have an agenda
Short57_Bus you have no clue what the history of that flag is if you think it stands for culture. As for trump , your stuck in conspiracy hell. You believe only whats you want to. The fake news is coming from the right. Its been proven. You just dont want to see it
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Short57_Bus black lives matter isnt racist. You are drinking the cool aid and thinking it means “only” black lives matter. Listen to the people your talking about and educate yourself.
Honestly as a white person, I’ve experienced racism myself. Mainly from black people. It’s not just racist because of whites, many blacks make it racist too. That being said, where I am in Texas, racism is pretty minimal
Good. Now you get a taste of what people of color have to live with every single day.
Rascism is not going anywhere anytime soon in America...sad to say
E Laurole To my family in America, they've been lucky they've never encountered racism so I can't complain in my case, actually Americans have been great people with my family (my family is latin) the reason I think they don't get discriminated is because they are legals, I don't know maybe its that, but I mean there is racism in every country right? I just think some people in the South of America are still living in the past or something like that
Thats the same for all countries buddy
кαуlα and dont forget that the racist past is generations ago, you cant say that just because white peoples ancestors were racist, that makes them racist.
Or any other countries especially middle east
You can't throw racism from people's mind
Saying “everyone got along” during segregation is like saying I get along with my brother because as long as we’re not talking, we have no chance of fighting.
...and that's a bad thing, why? I have relatives I never speak with. The real world isn't the playground in kindergarten; not everyone can get along and be friends. Grow up and accept reality.
@@jaredjones1752 so ur saying that those people are just not capable of living with black people? and then u tell other people to grow up?
@@jaredjones1752 your family is very different from entire cultures and ethnicities.
@@jaredjones1752 you grow up, child.
@@jaredjones1752 idk if you forgot what this comment and video was about when you typed that but you just indirectly tried to justify segregation
He needs to lead the country and not care about racism.
Ok boomer
@Александр Курицын shhh Russian mind yo own bs
Александр Курицын No, what you should have said was: “But racism doesn’t exist”.
@Александр Курицын Comrade, if i went to St. Petersburg, Russia, would I be okay?
Ali H the south isnt racist its a lie
@Transgenda Gubament Racism does exist ik because I'm racist
Answer:
Are there racist people in the south? Yes
Is everyone in the south racist? No
How dare you come up with a sensible, common sense rhetoric?
Are kids who play fortnite gay? We asked kids who play fortnite.
Haha good point
Is KittyCornLife that knucklehead from your elementary who got bullied? We asked him.
Is @@Aarni-vv4im the kid at your school who couldn't take a joke? We asked him
@@Aarni-vv4im lol someone is a fortnite player.
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1:59 - Segregation literally means “everybody does not get along good”
no it doesnt.
no it don't segregation is science. ...natural selection. birds roost in the same tree and eat from the same seed pile. ...however... blue jays and cardinals are not obsessed with mixing with each other the way black males/white females - white males/east asian females are. people can't admit the only reason they want a mixed white black relationship is to show off, and because they still think its taboo and "wrong". and they generally don't last long, before they're hunting another and another.
In other words; we can get along....but there's no need to have our heads up each others' asses.
People can get along good with segregation it just has to be equal which it wasn't, but I truly think if we implement equal segregation it would be fine, especially nowadays since people are a lot less racist
@@shaquadradeloiserussell8659 Shut up, Blue jays and cardinals don't mix because they are different species, while we are the same species, we are all human, just because my skin color is different does not mean I am not human just like you. And my race has nothing to do with who I love. Believe it or not most people aren't so superficial as to only be in a relationship to show off.
1:36 - 2:00 is a perfect example of Cognitive dissonance. She literally explained the situation and he said "well that's true" then proceeded to reject all new info he received because it conflicts with his existing beliefs.
And that's the problem they just don't listen and care even if the racism is right in front of their eyes?
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Did he say they got along good
Everything he said was right and she was the one speaking out of dissonance
Well in response to her point, yes they did have to form all black schools and churches due to segregation. But when it was abolished, those all black institutions remained. Her point is that they were created out of necessity, but as that necessity died out, these institutions didn't change. There became a new necessity after segregation was abolished, that necessity being unity and togetherness. We needed those qualities then and we need them now, to come together as brothers and sisters of humankind and love one another, to accept one another.
I live in South Carolina, and I like my heritage as a white man. I am not racist to any race. I have seen too many accounts of Blacks being racist to whites and other races in person in fact I was in the parking lot of a walmart with my mother and a Black woman was blaring music driving past us and my mother waved her hand with attitude because she was annoyed to tell her to go and the woman yelled and I quote, "Thats fine I dont even like white people." We aint the ones that are racist.
“We did not like a black woman listening to music. We are not racist.”
**engage mental gymnastics**
I love the teens that didn't believe the question for a slight second . " Of course there is"
I don't like the following statement "of course there is "it's the South", the north is just as racist if not more in some areas like Boston or rural Oregon and Washington and it's not just white people being racist it's everybody, a lot of Latino gangs in LA absolutely hate black people and try to drive them out of their neighborhoods
@@bnbcraft6666 Hello, I really appreciate your comment as it opens up room for discussion in a mature way probably more than my initial comment directs the topic if I'm honest.
The reason the south is considered more racist is because of personal experiences or story's of people moving or in the south. The second reason is because there is actually studies that statistically show that the south is more likely to hold more racist belief or biases. You are absolutely right to say some places in the north can be racist. Everyone can be racist unconsciously or conscious. And people of all race can be racist.
Here's where the problem comes in. And this is all my opinion ( I could be wrong). If you are in position of power your racist views hold more power. Thus if you hold said views when you control the laws, banks, law enforcement and etc is much more harmful especially when it's more extreme racism.
It's the moral responsibility of those people in position as public servents to get rid of us views and do what's best for the people. I'm not talking about left or right I'm talking about what's morally right.
Yeah they’re more woke
@@Coolguy-mk7hg I live in the South and the vast majority of people here aren't racist and it really just pisses me off when people assume everyone down here is, just because the area has a history of racism doesn't mean most people here still hold the same beliefs in the modern day, I know racism still exists in a smaller scale but it ain't right to say everyone or even most people in the south are racist (I'm not saying you specifically hold these beliefs but many people do, hell even I held this belief before I moved to the south)
@@dbsk06 bruh you're using the word woke?... like unironically?
I grew up when segregation was in full mode in the south. I sat in a restaurant while African Americans had to order food for take out, standing without even a bench or chairs to sit on while they waited for their food. Schools were of course segregated. Maggie, who treated me like her own helped watch me while my mother worked, and my father was overseas in the army. At 16 I got my license, and my mom asked me to drive her home and she refused to ride in the front seat next you me for fear of reprisal. This was just how it was. I said Maggie what's wrong. She just said "It's all right honey". Ashamed yes,, but we didn't know any better. Most of the south was even worse than my town. It was more than wrong. Can't blame the next generation for being pissed off. Thank God things have changed so,, so much. Maggie's generation never got to really know freedom, and the south, and others have to live with that. I can't ask anyone on the receiving end to forget it, but it's time to somehow let us find some kind of harmony between us, some kind of common ground. There's too much hate that still lingers from those past days, and it comes out of everyone, not just those on the receiving end from the past. What more can be said.
It makes me feel hopeless when I think about it sometimes. I grew in East Tennessee playing football with a lot of the black kids in my town. When I was younger in the 2000s, I never really noticed much animosity. But as I got older and started playing highschool ball I noticed some things. I started D line and the Nword was a common occurrence when my black teammates where on the line with me. I fought for them then, but then I noticed some of my white teammates, and even coaches, held racist views and would voice them in private. I never spoke up then, and it’s because I felt awkward and ashamed. We’ve all grown apart since then, I guess the waters ran too deep.
@@billybobbertson5796 thank u for sharing that
@@billybobbertson5796 It’s kind of ironic how the timeline of your discovery of racism tracks right along with society’s rising awareness of “systemic racism”. I imagine it all started clicking for you around 2012.
@@grippercrapper I mean, if he discovered it around the time society wisened up to it, that doesn't mean anything wrong, does it? The problem is stopping at awareness and not really doing anything to step it at the systemic level (at this point, the only real way to to just scrap the whole system and redo it, trust me, it'll make you sound queasy, but when you really think about it, it's the only way to get visible change done).
I wouldn't say that the ones on the receiving end are hating. I would call it frustration. And the frustration comes from people today pretending that we are now in a that proverbial "post-racist" society. People refuse to see how the racism of the past affects the wealth gap between white and black today.
I honestly stopped wasting time caring about what people thought about me based on my skin color. At the end of the day I'm living and they're just stuck on skin color. eh it's sad
congrats :)
stormwatcher59 thank you 😊😊😊
Anne Charles 100% with you, it's a waste of time and energy to argue about race
Love the comments Anne!
Anne Charles Amen beautiful, we are all children of Christ and brothers and sisters in his eyes. you are wiser than you know, to thine own self be true.
I think the South is the least racist region in the world.