Conservative WRECKS Race-Baiting Student Who Supports “Anti-White” Segregation
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0:13 - Beginning
0:30 - Getting into college based on color
2:00 - Going to an Ivy league school or high-end school is not an indicator of economic success
2:43 - Why black Americans in the 1960s had strong family households.
3:20 - Problem of Affirmative action.
8:54 Affirmative action has been negligible
10:00-asians out performing white students
11:30 -racism in schools
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I have three sons. They all went to college. Im very proud of them. But, sacrifices were made to get them there. My oldest son was valedictorian, star football player, and very involved in his school and community. He couldnt get a scholarship. Every application asked for race. We weren't poor, but we were definitely not rich. He had to work while going to school to get his engineering degree. My middle son served a year in Iraq and a year in Afganistan. He put himself in harms way to pay for college. My youngest son and I both took out loans to pay for his education, and he worked while in school. There is nothing wrong with working while you go to school, but it shouldn't be based on race who gets help and who doesn't.
Meanwhile asian qualifications have to be 100x better than a black person
Thats only true if you don't count people from countries that had hard learned education systems with the cane as a form of motivation from Catholic teachers. Its funny how the treat of violence makes you a good student and obey the law.
@@kylemenos Show us on the map where.
tamerlane's karma
@@Matt6Smith Look at the statistics for your country on test scores on demographic and you'll notice one African nation standing out which happens to have very strict Catholic teachers. Much like our schools in the 1960's. Now we are more stupid and lazy that 30% of the population is illiterate at the age of 14.
Goes to show that force is a good motivator for education. Not that it is ethical in modern society but still.
@@kylemenoshuh
Im sick of all of it. Take your diversity and stick it!
You’re all white with me
My family is black, and I have a trans brother. He got a full ride at nyu because of a scholarship. He didn't put race when he submitted. There was an issue with the financial aid stuff, so my mom called. The lady heard my moms accent and realized that my mom was from the caribbean and that we were black. My brother wasn't being considered for a scholarship, but now they knew he was black.... oh, suddenly a top-tier application and got the full ride.. despite my parents having a 6 figure annual income and being small business owners, which disqualified them from anything other than a loan.
That experience shook him, and did make him think that he didn't earn it.
thats messed up put in all that hard work to get treated like that
Because he didn’t earn it there will come a time when people will simply not employ black people as they will assume they didn’t earn there degrees
Once, I hired a black dude in an internship. He flunked most of the questions, including reading java-doc and explaining it to me in French (native tong).
But when explaining, I understood he was able to pick up keywords and made some sense. It was wrong, but logical.
Even when solving problems, I saw he was smart, bu lacked knowledge.
An internship is to learn, so I told him he was selected for the internship. He asked if it was because he was black that he got a pass. I had to explain the above. He was there to LEARN. So, I was looking for someone able to learn, not for a fully functional colleague.
I broke a project in small tasks, with the first task being "make the app run on phone with a blank screen¨, to "integrate the PDF in the app".
He struggled less and less and completed the project. He had something for his memoir.
Bu almost talked himself out.
People should be judged by their minds and actions not skin color.
I want people to judge me for my actions and talents not the color of my skin.
Get rid of Affirmative Action, which is nothing more the Discrimination in a suit and tie.
u been under a rock been gone for like a year and the Asians who sued still crying because they can't get into the school they want. they scared to go after the real problem legacy white students. dumb as rocks but dad and grandma went there and donate
It’s 2024 and black peoples are still being introduced as the 1st black person in a job title. That’s not an indication of being judged by the things you mentioned
I’m 68 and for most of my life I never judged anyone by their skin color, religion or political views. I only looked at the person. But, now, with all this crazy DEI that has attacked the majority, I hate to admit I can no longer make that claim. That is why I so love these videos, it gives me hope that sanity still has a chance.
@dogfostermom2018 wat is dei? and wats your problem with it. details so I can see your point. (I know what it means)
You are right DEI makes it so even if you are the most qualified and hardest worker some others will question you holding a position over them.
The chick is pursuing a degree with no future. It won’t be worth the paper it is printed on.
To her credit she did say she was changing her focus to marketing, which is definitely a viable degree in this day and age.
It looks like she is thinking about what he is saying and wiling to learn.
It's refreshing to see a calm, down to earth, reasonable conversation for once. So many times I've seen these videos with both sides getting worked up and screaming, so rarely do I see a calm conversation like this nowadays. Excellent video👍
I agree, and I have to give the young woman credit for being an active listener and actually respecting the conversation.
Good luck to achieving your masters degree! That is serious work my guy.
Love the content
This girl isn't completely gone yet, you can tell she's unsure of what her professors are telling her, there's hope she can be saved.
she is great. Actually someone you can talk with.
It’s the “every child gets a trophy” syndrome. When I was a kid if you wanted to be the best you worked hard to become the best. If you wanted to be the smartest, you studied hard and often. If you wanted to be the best at the high jump in track, you practiced often and trained hard. If you wanted to be the fastest runner, again, you trained hard and ran often. I could gone on and on because when I was a teenager if we wanted something we worked hard to get it. Giving every kid a trophy for participating has created an entire generation of people who don’t know the meaning of, let alone the action of what it means to work hard for what you want. If only Asians get accepted to the best colleges, well then it will push others to work harder to get their grades and comprehension up to the same level as all those smart Asian kids. If only black kids get all the best spots on the sports teams, well then maybe that will inspire the next Scotty Pippin, Howie Long, or Derek Jeter to pull a fuckin rabbit outta the hat with some moves no one has ever seen before. The thing is when we challenge humans to be great, they will become great.
It’s past time to start holding people accountable for their actions and seeking truth no matter the cost to someone’s feelings. Like Tom said, facts don’t care about feelings. #HOG
There is a way for any person on earth to be successful.
Work hard.
shhhhhhhhh! Youre tellin the secret!
You just tell the true glad some of us are still honest out here!
I love your channel, young man. I appreciate you for showing that hard work and education debunks ALL oppression arguments. Seriously. You fail when you don't put hard work into it but when you work hard and have goals you can achieve your dreams. God Bless you.
We are written off in high school. I could have won scholarships with my academic background.
I was not considered.
The color priorities kept me from financial opportunities.
I hear ya, but mine was Sexism. Im... Well was.... A damn good artist. Creating or Copying I was pretty damn good. Winning State awards in 6th Grade n'at.
Art Teacher who taught me from 7th-12th would NOT sign any Letter of Recommendations type shit UNLESS you were a girl. His excuses were boys didnt take art seriously and its way harder for girls to get into Art School. He hated when you pointed out the hypocrisy of his statements soooo we just went with hes a perve lol. Fuckin Helm.
@@cpoky my three granddaughters are also artists. I hope that you never give up your passion. I am not an artist but I love art. Someone needs to open a school with a gallery. And with artists United, raise the school to prominence that supports and promoted artists. I am so sorry that happened to you.
Key word could. POC don’t live in the world of could because the most opportunities they ever had is today and you’re saying they taking your opportunities. Worry about the opportunities you have now and make the most of them
@@chrisallison9151 sorry was true in the seventies. Probably the dems trying to make up for “their” slave ownership, oppression to civil rights for blacks and THEN WROTE AND PASSED THE JIM CROW LAWS.
@chrisallison9151 "poc don't live in a world of could"... you have no idea what actually happens in real life...
One thing I would like to bring up about the era he was talking about is the fact that the Welfare Queen stereotype came around within a few years of LBJ's presidency.
Electrical engineering is an impressive degree to obtain. The math classes looked insane.
Easy....
2+2= excited electrons (zap time * 120)
Or something to that effect.
Watt!
It’s Terryology baby. 2x1=1
@@roar1149 its geometrically proven to open your third tesseract!
Through matrix fluctuations, of course.
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With the pace of change in modern society, scientific fame can often be fleeting, but Ampere will always be current.
The problem with affirmative action, is that every employer who interviews them, will wonder if they can really do the job or were they given preferential treatment in their classes.
Some will wonder that but most wont because of "diversity quotas".
Affirmative action racism towards whites.
In grade schools
In colleges
And in workforces
I used to work as a welfare case worker and I saw so much massive abuse and fraud of that system it was sickening. Moms used to tell their 15 and 16 year old daughters it was time for them to have a baby and get their own check and section 8 free housing. Welfare pays women more money with each baby so they keep producing more unwanted unloved babies to get more money. Check babies who grow up to be violent thugs producing more unwanted babies for more welfare and the cycle never ends.
Dude! Thank you! Preach on...yes I don't understand how people don't see this but you said it perfectly. If it was about economics & not color them it would make sense. If you & I grew up in the same neighborhood & you had a nuclear family, I did not, you had the finances, I did not, you had low grades & test & I had high scores & grade....why would you be afforded more scholarships & opportunities to get into a school than me? And that's literally my story...grew up with a handicapped mother, no father in downtown Indianapolis, the actual ghetto. But I BUSTED my butt in school & performed phenomenally....but got nothing & sitting here with a $35k student loan that I can't afford to pay but my neighbor of a different color got a full ride because of affirmative action...please somebody make it make sense!
Young man, you are wise beyond your years. Hope you achieve everything you dream of. Love when you dig in to these topics. Great video!
allowing people into a university based on their looks sets them up for failure. What is worse keeping a kid out because they don't have the grades or allowing them in and then when they can't keep up with the work they leave with $50000 in debt after one year and have to go work at a non-skilled job trying to pay that off along with their normal bills.
Would you be happy with a DEI pilot or heart surgeon…….
Boeing have rebranded it IED because DEI has too much bad press.
@@Mr_Jamin007 that sounds much better 😂/s yeah here at boeing with have IEDS
@@DC3Refom their fast opening doors are a design feature.😁
Wow man you're killing it! Electrical engineer? Congratulations. It's great to see your hard work paying off! With your work ethic you will be successful no matter what path you choose. Shout out to your parents for raising you the right way!
I'm a White male. My parents were on food stamps when I was young. I eventually went to college, but still have 86k of student loan debt after paying 40k already! Seriously. But at least family court allowed me to have 50/50 placement with my daughter after 7 years fighting her mom, because "I was bettering myself" by going to college. I didn't get shit that I don't have to pay back for college!
I totally agree. College entrance should be based on merit. The NBA has a majority black.
Extension of the old fishing analogy: Give a man a fish and he eats now. Teach a man to fish and he feeds himself and others for the future. Make a man dependent on the fish giveaway and he becomes dependent on you. Convince him the lifelong giveaway is desirable and he becomes your slave.
Exactly, thank you. A person who left college with their brain, not mush. I agree with everything you said in this video. It is everything I have been saying to everyone.
Jojo, the thing about Affirmative Action was that it was supposed to be temporary. Fifty years ago when I started my 40 year career in telecommunications, I had to from then on, both as an employee and as a supervisor, on every performance evaluation, had to swear that I believed in and supported Equal Opportunity and Treatment. I took that to heart and in those 40 years I had no second thoughts that it was needed. I remembered what it was like in the 1960's because even as a young boy, I saw it in the Deep South with my own eyes how Black people were kept down and many needed Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action.
In the past twenty five years, I began to see flaws in how the programs had been implemented. As the program was supposed be temporary, there should have been built in metrics to define when Affirmative Action was successful and could be tapered off, then eventually end when there was no more need for it. I saw that it had become a crutch that kept Black people down. In the same way that Welfare Programs paid money to women, only if there was no man in the home, and then increased the money for each child that was in the home.
One last thing, I dropped out of college at the end of my first term with all "F's" or incompletes that turned into "F's". After I got married and was laid off from my factory job driving a forklift, I enlisted in the USAF and let them train me to be a telecommunications technician. I got out of the Air Force and hired on with ITT, then Sprint, then MCI which was bought out by Verizon and I retired ten years ago with a great severance package. I am so proud that I don't have a college degree. My Son-in-law has a Doctorate...........meh.
Here's the question that people should be asking: Why do they want Black people to be in debt to the federal government for the rest of their lives with a degree that gives a minimum wage job?
Excellent take! So refreshing to see someone with brains and an honest objective View talk about this subject 👏👏. I agree with everything said, and it's crazy people can think otherwise, brainwashed and ignorant.
I recently tried to get aide for my C.D.L. liscence,, from the state after meeting with council,,they never even called me back didn't even send me a letter saying, piss off
Keep it up, man!⚔️
And what it is also saying is blacks aren’t as capable. And that IS DISCRIMINATORY … and disrespectful. I give so much credit to Thomas Sowell for my ‘education’ regarding the ‘race industry’ via political virtue signaling USING minorities to gain vote and create a divided and suspicious populous.
I completely agree with you. If colleges and universities become predominantly white/Asian because they have higher performative characteristics then I guess that would mean others have to work harder to get in. That's a win for everyone if you ask me. That's going to make everyone better in the long run.
Affirmative Action is not only insulting to the person's intellect to those it was awarded to and knowing that they don't qualify, It is dangerous.
Thomas Sowell has stated that scholarships that have been awarded to black students because of AA and knowing that they had low GPA at these prestigious schools would wound up dropping out or put on academic probation because they perform poorly.
Also, the dangerous part of hiring or promoting someone because of race, they can be incompetent with their performance and may drive the business to lose money or endanger themselves and others when where the job is physically demanding.
Should be performance based. Means each person is accountable for their work. ✨
I should have become an electrician - i'd be retired now and no college degree/student loan.
You could drive 🚚
Truckers make a lot of cash too
You grew up in a stable household because your parents (at least your Dad) did not, and they worked their booties off to get where they are today, and hold family dear to them. So you're lucky to know what hard work and ambition can do for people. Of ANY race.
Plus, you're smart AF, congratulations on your degree. Youre a wonderful example for yoyr generation. ❤
Not only if it's 80% white n Asian, you deserve to be there but we the people deserve to have you there
He got there via his academic merits though. So he was destined to have the best chance to succeed rather that to feel ‘less than’ because he was mismatched just to fulfill an arbitrary quota. If I got into an Ivy League school I likely would have been a ‘drop out or flunk out’ but I graduated with a high grade average from a great state school for which I was properly matched academically. Further he can take pride in his success as he earned it! On his own merits.
@@nanmcgowen thank you for ur open honest non-aggressive view, we need more of this. 🙏👍
Thank you very much for your honesty friend. Make the best of this opportunity. Excel. Yes, perhaps you should not have gotten the opportunity that you did, but you got it. Discriminating against others based on their race or sex is not morally justifiable. Vote to get rid of this black mark on the system. We need Blacks and Other such groups need to stand up and fight against this nonsense. Can you imagine this happening in sports/entertainment?
Having a Master's degree in Lesbian Dance Theory or Early Child Development is not going to get you a higher paying job than a journey plumber, electrician, HVAC technician. The only thing those jobs require is a 6 month training course to get started in the field.
i was low income white with 3.7GPA. It was frustrating seeing 2.0 gpa minorities get scholarships that I had no chance at. I couldn't go to college. This was before the 'Student Loan' program that never denies applications. Now, years later, these students that have been gifted with easy entry to college think that I should pay for their loans.
Personal opinion, I find many times college makes people feel more entitled (often times even if undeserving) than others who do not have a college degree. Does not mean college degree actually means someone deserves more rather I think it only gives everyone involved a false sense of security which leads to overvaluing people and undervaluing others for a surface level "label" or "title" whatever you want to refer to a college degree as which does not always equate to capability or knowledge. Not all jobs require the experience they demand just as not all jobs require the "qualifications"(college degree or so on) that they demand.
I agree with him on the trade schools. My son at 18 started working at a factory making $20 per hr with full benifits and natching 401k 2 weeks vacation now he's been there 4 yrs and is making $30 per hr and 3 weeks vacation . The BMW factory is hiring linemen for $50 per hr. Big rig drivers are making $50+ per hr. There is a college kid at burger King. Hes so far in debt from college and can't find a job in his field. I gave him the information about the factory and he said I could never work there. I have a degree. I ask him if you are so much better then the factory why you at burger king???
I grew up as a lower middle class white male. The best I could get when I went to college was qualifying for loans that would take years to pay back. There was no free money.
Congratulations on graduating. I have been watching you for a few years now, and I feel like I've watched you grow up. I hope you know how proud we all are of you.
I will honestly sleep better at night now knowing this young man is going to be developing and maintaining America's fiber infrastructure and peripherals. So glad bright young minds are going after degrees like this instead of liberal arts degrees. LFR Jojo 2040
You right on the money, Jojo. You really almost singlehandedly give me hope for your generation.
Thanks, bro. Keep it up
This is so funny because she's completely crushing on him and he's feeding right into it. They're even wearing the same color, lol.
That girl looks East African
College is not a guarantee of a high paying job. It may open doors but still………
YES …and AND??? And where one goes to school is not predictive of one’s total life ‘success in all dimensions. You are such a good thinker. Actually who wants a degree from some of the ‘highest level’ schools as they are now. How many leaders actually matriculate today out of those universities??
Unless you want to further your professional career in Science, medical, law, engineering of all kinds, counseling, education, finance, marketing, economists, CEO, gaming, IT, or even in software. A trade school is the way to go. Its cheaper, most of the time jobs are hiring directly after graduation and no debts,
Neither diversity nor equality hold value without liberty.
You have a Bright future with a Great perspective.
My god man, you can’t tell the truth like this!
Congratulations Jojo! Keep up the good work.
If there were demand, they would build more colleges. A good follow-up would be coverage of high schools. All Americans are offered a free education to 12th grade. How many take advantage of what they have been given there?
An electrical engineer! Nice! I am a network engineer! Different processes but the same electron pushing!
You can’t fix it in college when the problem started in kindergarten
Competence... that should be the only measure applied. Not $ex or race or nationality or age or faith; just how qualified someone is for a position. I really don't understand why there's even a discussion about this. If a black kid gets accepted with lower grades than an Asian kid then it's clearly racism. If a woman is employed as an engineer instead of better qualified male engineer then that's $exism. Equality of outcome is immoral... only competence should be rewarded.
I'll be 54 at the end of July, I had to quit school when I was 16 because I had to survive, I was on my own. I am Disgusted and Angered to the point of being Hateful - when I hear, some people, saying things like, Only White people are Racist or I'm privileged because of the color of my skin! Both are Very, Very, Racist things to be saying! (and I'd really like to find this privilege, only because I need help from time to time) Another thing that gets me worked-up is to hear people saying I owe them, because of the Slavery that happened in this country, trying to tell them that my family/my ancestors weren't in this country when that was happening, is when I'm told that I owe them because I'm white, this makes no sense and by this time I'm usually quitting the conversation (and yes, there's no way I would have this convo in person) because all civility is gone and my last comment is usually something along the line of - but there was Slavery in my family's history, it's just that they were mostly White Christians! Which I always hope that this makes them think, but it's mostly met with a massive amount of verbal hostility to put it nicely.
This is the rule of the world work hard and you can be whatever you want! Why is this so hard to understand? Imagine you get a place at a university you are horrible at grades but you get your degree because you are black or another so called minority. This is insane imagine a doctor who only get the degree because he or she is black or whatever. In the whole world you only achieve something when you get your butt down and read, educate yourself and work hard but for the most it's easier to sleep all day and play victim.
Alot of black people in America and Europe graduated in college before affirmative ever becsme a thing.
Yes, on merit. That's the point.
Then why did it become a thing then??
Political science degree 😂😂😂
Making affirmative action income based makes more sense, that will give better results.
How about applications that do not reveal anything about one’s ethnicity, race, gender or anything. I don’t know how one could do that logistically but that would be moving toward a meritocracy a bit.
The income claim is invalid. I never completed my AA, and have made a very good living in both Freight Brokerage and Auto Sales. Both of these careers were six figures, and I have permanently retired at 45.
I don't understand how _"enough_ black students on campus" is quantified?
Are we supposed to simply divide up the student body according to demographic percentages in society, then?
Is that "enough" of any certain demographic?
Should the further toploading of the student body be structured to 50.2% female and 49.8% male, then?
Well, then we're stacking for optics and not rewarding talent, skill, ability, and hard work?
In other words, merit?
And if one demographic continually is accorded more and special resources to attend higher education, they benefit from lowered standards specific to them, and are excused for lowered performance, isn't that a form of privilege and isn't such a person actively benefitting from purposeful, systemic discrimination against others?
I have long thought that applicants in higher education and the job sector should have applications which separates their name, birth date and location, sex, and race from the content of the application so as not to allow reviewers to see information not relevant.
It's a great video and just so everyone knows we all will learn until the day we die hopefully. Nobody knows everything. And we have to be able to talk with each other to share ideas and thoughts. That's how we get along. But if you are not open-minded enough to have a conversation then you're the problem
MEI needs to take over DEI
A merit based society is what we should strive for. If I'm about to have open heart surgery, I'd rather have the best doctor they could give me rather than a doctor that got the job because they're a woman, or they're black, or because they're asian, or gay, or what have you. I'd be terrified.
There's also another thing, that I'm kind of 50/50 on personally. I'll admit: I'm proud to be a man, and white. I do think that there is a part of all of us who is and should be proud of those parts of ourselves. However, I'm more proud of my computer science degree. I'm proud of my intelligence, I'm proud of all of the books I've read. I'm proud of the volunteer work I've done, and I'm proud of how I try and treat others. I believe that the latter are examples of what we should all strive to be where our pride comes from. You can be proud of your heritage, there's nothing wrong with that. But be prouder of your personal accomplishments. It'll make you happier, and infinitely more interesting.
Good luck and may you heal well brother.
Do you want a meritocracy or to put citizens first, because they aren't always gonna be the same thing
I love how people use the same stupid example lol. no such thing as a unqualified doctor. you think you can scam your way through 8 to 10 years of extra school after high-school 😂😂. pick a more realistic thing to use as a example maybe a teacher they at least got the master key with all the answers smh
You could try being proud of something that you earned, and not just accept the participation trophy of believing your skin color means anything at all to anyone not obsessed with race baiting and victimhood. (The rest of the world thinks we in America are all a bunch of zero IQ backward inbred hicks, and we keep acting like it.)
You can’t be proud to be white because it’s really not distinctive of you as a person. If you were alive in the early years of Jim Crow, then you would probably never think of your race to be proud of it. The law reminded black peoples of their skin through law and those who enforce it which is why they had to take pride in their skin color.
Don't these kids realise it was performance based before DEI?
"Something given has NO VALUE"
What a impressive sweet young lady. I hope she stays aggressive & makes this country better & fill up her pockets! 🙏
Go JoJo you worked hard for it you deserve all the success- also your audience enjoys your refreshing point of view:)
Degrees are absolutely a great and useful way to make money... for colleges. No ones who earns a degree is able to het a job and earn their money. But the college still gets paid.
Congratulations on your graduation!
Maybe they shouldn't ask ethnicity
congratulations on your graduation and entering MA program
After he gets a nice job as an electrical engineer, I can see him running for local office to help in his community.
As a good rule of thumb, never get into an argument with someone who looks like Disney hired them to play a role previously played by Jake Busey.
how can u feel pride when u get something out of pity? test scores are lowered, standards are lowered, in some case passing not even a requirement. how about not having to pass the bar to be a lawyer, just have a mentor for 5 years to teach u? where does it end. people are coming from other countries and passing, so its has nothing to do with racial bias, they learn it and they're not even from America,.
'Less Jesus?' Haha!!! I really like that lady!!!!
Our whole existence is powered by your brain cells, use them , quit focusing on the shade of the your hide,and focus on working hard towards what you love and provide for yourself.
In college we learn that we need to keep going to college.
Not everyone is cutout for college, higher education should be for those that qualify. We should never dumb down education because someone else is not ready. Trade Schools are a wonderful alternative.
I know people who went to a Trade School, and they make very good money. One thing, they’re mostly hands-on-training, the schools also will help you get employment, some schools allow scouts to come in and interview those who are about to graduate and will hire you upon graduation.
Jojo you are an amazing kid. Congratulations on your degree and good luck on your masters
Congratulations on your engineering degree!!! You sir are winning!
i make over 120k a year. No college, I'm blue collar... Who makes more than me because they went to college? Most college students that i know are unsuccessful.
I hear you man. I think that benefit programs should be based on factors of income inequality and other inequities regardless of race. It would help all people including blacks without promoting racial inequalities. If you take a black guy who graduates in the top ten percent at the high school level and put him in Harvard competing against people who are in the top two percent he stands more of a chance dropping out or graduating 25fth in his class, he would have done much better if he picked a quality school and graduated in the top ten in his class. That’s what employers are looking to find.
The greater question is why do the poorer neighborhoods have poorer quality of schools, if the school system is federal and all funded by taxpayer money??
I'm guessing its not the building's fault or the teachers. Check how interested or comitted the parent(s) are to the student's education.
My opinion the government needs to get out of a lot of shit their hands are in. Between schools and healthcare when their hands are in the pie it usually turns to shit.
Heck, racism has been a thing forever.being white, i applied for a business loan way back in the early 90s from a government womans business loan organization. I was told i had to be black. Although the program specifically said all women who want to start a business. .
Some fields require a college degree. Most degrees shoveled out today are not only unnecessary they are harmful for the students and society. At minimum they are a waste of money as this girl proves.
"And? AND??"
Based 😎
Crushed, wrecked, destroyed, brought to tears.... Come on man.
Its funny how "equality" isnt actually that.
I wish you well Jojo. I can't keep watching with these video titles. Good luck dude.
You have a good head on your shoulders kiddo. You're going to go far in life. May GOD bless you.