@JB4117 Agony? It's history. I'm learning and loving it. I didn't even know this. I just texted this interview to all 3 of my daughters, and 2 of them were like Ma, we already know. Where have you been? I'm here for it.
Imagine thinking that telling a 3 year old about slavery is a good idea. Telling her as a toddler that she's being "treated different based on her race"...shameful
If you see yourself the way anyone else tells you to see yourself then you become less yourself and more what others make you. Be one humanity one love. Never change for nobody! ❤
As someone with mixed heritage, I can relate to some of this. My son has typical native American looks. So he is frequently viewed as Asian or Latino. I warned him early that some people could be resentful and jealous of him. Unfortunately I was correct. Thanks.
@@DarkPesco Sure if that makes you feel better about yourself go ahead belief that. Always fall back on the racist card And don’t like your own comment It’s embarrassing
@@fortisfortunaadiuvat9262 I like how you talk about “tHe rAcisT cArD” but not the black codes? Jim Crow laws? Was the racist card used during the civil rights era sit ins? Was it used during chattel slavery or the convict lease system? Was the racist card used for the systematic targeting for crime in black neighborhoods and the “war on drugs” and the one of the highest incarceration rate in the world? Is the racist card used for white flight neighborhoods? Is the racist card used for gentrification? Was the racist card used for the destruction of Tulsa?
So great this is now happening and coming forth. It is the number one most essential issue for US and it has to be processed honestly and consciously in order to become a better nation. The alternative is total breakdown. There is a limit to how much trauma, violence and unjustice a collective psyche can handle - just as it is with individuals. Best wishes from Helsinki, Finland.
Bravo to Ms. Jones for creating an excellent series. Hopefully, this is docuseries provides a conclusive answer to why all American history should be taught to our children
Right the past should not be making white peoples feel bad as individuals, just learn and acknowledge things were done badly to certain people for no reason
Chicago the plates Chicago have the same thing today the plate Chicago is the same thing a man paints his face like a woman and goes on stage what a great comparison that is
This woman has made a fictional book of American history - every historian agrees - it’s fiction - now people are starting to say this is the ‘real history’. When will the lying everyday stop? Why are you having this person on?
How old are you, - when did the term race enter the language body.did you read it or any books on the dynamics of live, survival in the world that the 1st thing seen is one's -color. Is the Bible is fiction , many books articles, etc can be judged as fiction if one has a different view. There were 11 kids in my DNA mixed family, ranging from blackness, Native American skin tones to myself -in my growing up I was the -- light, bright but not quite white how do you think I felt. Now every historian you state says it's fiction, ask yourself why ? If you are a proclaimed writer of American history, where did you get your information to declare yourself an historian, remember the saying -He who wins the war , WRITES THE HISTORY. If one reads the accounting of various events throughout history, different researchers- writers or historian whatever you want to call then has a different interpretations of any event just like in the Bible many of the apostles wrote a different view of many of the "biblical events " they witnessed. I hope you given you children enough critical thinking skills to investigate 🔎 any writes view.
Crazy, I have little interest in what this episode presents. I teach my children merit. If they live in my house education emphasis is mine to drive. This "stuff" is useless for me. I'm native American and know slavery existed long before this 1619 business, and that the abolitionist movement started here and in the UK specifically for blacks. I'm over the chip building division this"project" creates.
So you going to criticize what you don't understand and teach you're children a fake view of the world, merit is a lie. The only division is people afraid of having an open mind and understanding that learning about one subject doesn't change the rest, it just adds to the knowledge.
@@Tortilla.Reform look up the history and then tell me. It’s not an opinion, its truth. Obviously you believe anything. You must be woke. If you really believe this you are lost.
🤦🏿♂️ I'm trying to raise my kids to NOT view themselves as hopeless weak victims who are owed something by society. Can't this lady and others like her see the crippling effect this is having on our youth?
Only if you subscribe to the negative conceptions of "race" perpetuated by racism/white supremacy. Or you can choose to raise your children in reality, and help them acknowledge the beauty and strength in every human being they encounter, starting with you.
You’re projecting and consequently revealing your own anti-Black bias. Why do you think that Black people’s story in America is one of weakness? Being truthful (the most baseline job of any historian or educator) about the history of race in this country, including the subjugation, only reveals the awe-inspiring tenacity, perseverance, grace, and imigination of Black people to not only survive, but to thrive and to be so generative and create beauty in the face of such abject loss and destruction. Where is the weakness? If that were the case, we wouldn’t be here having this conversation. If you can look at our story and feel ashamed, you are the problem that Nicole Hannah Jones is trying to address. To look away from our history is to fail our ancestors in the fight to preserve our humanity. It means you let those who would deny our humanity win. The privilege we are excercizing in even having this conversation was won by those people you want to obscure from our collective consciousness. Acknowledging their challenges and ours only reifies the magnitude of our victories, big and small. We are a constellation of the answered prayers of our ancestors and our existence is the proof of their sacrifice. You are wrong to dishonor their legacy because the thought of their battles (and ours) makes you uncomfortable.
Your comment is beyond biased, problematic and insensitive. You are anti-Black and instead of developing empathy for OUR Black experience you chose to dismiss HISTORY. Ignorant and shameful.
Love this interview
Why have I never seen Nikole Hannah Jones ever be asked a tough question?
The images of “black face” are to me incredibly disturbing…😐😑😐
@JB4117 Agony? It's history. I'm learning and loving it. I didn't even know this. I just texted this interview to all 3 of my daughters, and 2 of them were like Ma, we already know. Where have you been? I'm here for it.
dont worry you havent seen it in your time. no reason to get angry
@@melandpopo36 Exactly.💯
@@relly793 We see it every year at Halloween. You ain't got to lie Craig.
@@melandpopo36
Oh I thought you said those images are incredibly disturbing
Nicole is so brilliant
So excited for this series
Thank you for your contributions Nicole
How is she brilliant when numerous historians have called her out for playing fast and loose with facts?
She's a dishonest grifter
Imagine thinking that telling a 3 year old about slavery is a good idea. Telling her as a toddler that she's being "treated different based on her race"...shameful
If you see yourself the way anyone else tells you to see yourself then you become less yourself and more what others make you. Be one humanity one love. Never change for nobody! ❤
As someone with mixed heritage, I can relate to some of this. My son has typical native American looks. So he is frequently viewed as Asian or Latino. I warned him early that some people could be resentful and jealous of him. Unfortunately I was correct. Thanks.
What a wonderful interview.
I have to congratulate Hannah Jones! The 1619 project is groundbreaking. My goodness! Congrats to the success of the 1619 project!
Full of lies. Ask any historian scholar
groundbreaking fiction
The documentary was awesome the book is even better
Yes, my daughter and I just finished watching the documentary.
It was excellent.
Can't wait to see this!
Fiction writer
Congratulations Nikole Hannah-Jones
Wow the insecurity she has is off the chain
The insecurity is only shown in her racist detractors here in the comments section.
@@DarkPesco
Sure if that makes you feel better about yourself go ahead belief that. Always fall back on the racist card
And don’t like your own comment
It’s embarrassing
@@fortisfortunaadiuvat9262 I like how you talk about “tHe rAcisT cArD” but not the black codes? Jim Crow laws? Was the racist card used during the civil rights era sit ins? Was it used during chattel slavery or the convict lease system? Was the racist card used for the systematic targeting for crime in black neighborhoods and the “war on drugs” and the one of the highest incarceration rate in the world? Is the racist card used for white flight neighborhoods? Is the racist card used for gentrification? Was the racist card used for the destruction of Tulsa?
So great this is now happening and coming forth. It is the number one most essential issue for US and it has to be processed honestly and consciously in order to become a better nation. The alternative is total breakdown. There is a limit to how much trauma, violence and unjustice a collective psyche can handle - just as it is with individuals. Best wishes from Helsinki, Finland.
especially when most of that trauma happens because of your own choices
This nation is great already, you are delusional. I grew up in the hood and I ended up ok. This woke series is not realistic.
What's up with all the Smash & Grabs?
Manifest Destiny, I guess.
She smoked that interview. Great responses to their gaslighting
Lol the 1619 project is a freaking gaslight...
Love Nikole Hannah -Jones! Series is wonderful.
Bravo to Ms. Jones for creating an excellent series. Hopefully, this is docuseries provides a conclusive answer to why all American history should be taught to our children
This should have been done by a black person not mix person!
Uhm.. yes she is biracial so that means at least half of her DNA is African American.
A very stupid comment
No one is stopping you Sadie.
Thank you Mrs. Hannah Jones 💝
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Right the past should not be making white peoples feel bad as individuals, just learn and acknowledge things were done badly to certain people for no reason
Chicago the plates Chicago have the same thing today the plate Chicago is the same thing a man paints his face like a woman and goes on stage what a great comparison that is
Glad to be a black man during this month, abbreviated. Shining light on painful issues ultimately helps!
except she is distorting the facts. Her narratives are mainly debunked by real historians which she is not
Thank you for talking about how we all are a part of history. Not we are to blame. Let us grow in our understanding.
Loaded with lies. Ask any history scholar
10’s of people will be watching 😂
hahahahahahahahahahha
This is a good series. Especially the music episode.
When the invitee shows up as Bozo the Clown, you should change the channel.
This woman has made a fictional book of American history - every historian agrees - it’s fiction - now people are starting to say this is the ‘real history’. When will the lying everyday stop? Why are you having this person on?
How old are you, - when did the term race enter the language body.did you read it or any books on the dynamics of live, survival in the world that the 1st thing seen is one's -color. Is the Bible is fiction , many books articles, etc can be judged as fiction if one has a different view. There were 11 kids in my DNA mixed family, ranging from blackness, Native American skin tones to myself -in my growing up I was the -- light, bright but not quite white how do you think I felt. Now every historian you state says it's fiction, ask yourself why ? If you are a proclaimed writer of American history, where did you get your information to declare yourself an historian, remember the saying -He who wins the war , WRITES THE HISTORY. If one reads the accounting of various events throughout history, different researchers- writers or historian whatever you want to call then has a different interpretations of any event just like in the Bible many of the apostles wrote a different view of many of the "biblical events " they witnessed. I hope you given you children enough critical thinking skills to investigate 🔎 any writes view.
You racist pos. The truth hurts that whites have always been like this.
Because they're cultural Marxists, just like her
@@ds0904 suggest you look up the meaning of a word before you useit.
“Every historian agrees with me”
Okay buddy 😂we get it, you can’t handle a discussion on history
Crazy, I have little interest in what this episode presents. I teach my children merit. If they live in my house education emphasis is mine to drive. This "stuff" is useless for me. I'm native American and know slavery existed long before this 1619 business, and that the abolitionist movement started here and in the UK specifically for blacks. I'm over the chip building division this"project" creates.
So you going to criticize what you don't understand and teach you're children a fake view of the world, merit is a lie. The only division is people afraid of having an open mind and understanding that learning about one subject doesn't change the rest, it just adds to the knowledge.
How is talking about history divisive or chip building? Are you that fragile?
This isn't about slaves existing before 1619, that is the year the first of the enslaved arrived in the US
exactly
Oh so capitalism is exploitive? So whats the alternative socialism is that not expolitive and enslavement ?
Stop asking stupid questions. Capitalism is the most exploitative by far.
The clown in red hair will cost Hulu millions
this is full of lies. this lady is super woke.
Care to explain your opinion?
What are the lies?
@@annettejones3329 look up the history and then tell my.
@@Tortilla.Reform look up the history and then tell me. It’s not an opinion, its truth. Obviously you believe anything. You must be woke. If you really believe this you are lost.
@@beermesane1671 You provided no proof, just more of your opinion….
🤦🏿♂️ I'm trying to raise my kids to NOT view themselves as hopeless weak victims who are owed something by society. Can't this lady and others like her see the crippling effect this is having on our youth?
Only if you subscribe to the negative conceptions of "race" perpetuated by racism/white supremacy. Or you can choose to raise your children in reality, and help them acknowledge the beauty and strength in every human being they encounter, starting with you.
You’re projecting and consequently revealing your own anti-Black bias. Why do you think that Black people’s story in America is one of weakness?
Being truthful (the most baseline job of any historian or educator) about the history of race in this country, including the subjugation, only reveals the awe-inspiring tenacity, perseverance, grace, and imigination of Black people to not only survive, but to thrive and to be so generative and create beauty in the face of such abject loss and destruction. Where is the weakness? If that were the case, we wouldn’t be here having this conversation.
If you can look at our story and feel ashamed, you are the problem that Nicole Hannah Jones is trying to address. To look away from our history is to fail our ancestors in the fight to preserve our humanity. It means you let those who would deny our humanity win.
The privilege we are excercizing in even having this conversation was won by those people you want to obscure from our collective consciousness. Acknowledging their challenges and ours only reifies the magnitude of our victories, big and small. We are a constellation of the answered prayers of our ancestors and our existence is the proof of their sacrifice. You are wrong to dishonor their legacy because the thought of their battles (and ours) makes you uncomfortable.
Your comment is beyond biased, problematic and insensitive. You are anti-Black and instead of developing empathy for OUR Black experience you chose to dismiss HISTORY. Ignorant and shameful.
I don’t get it either and people fall for these lies they spread. That’s the sad part.
This isn't what it's about. Why don't you read it with an open mind