Racism continues to be a significant and enduring challenge in our society, affecting countless lives and perpetuating division. However, it is essential to recognize that differences among individuals are an inherent part of humanity-these can manifest in various forms, such as height, cognitive abilities, cultural beliefs, and personal values. Instead of allowing these differences to create barriers between us, we should embrace the richness of our diversity. By fostering a deep understanding and appreciation of one another's unique backgrounds and perspectives, we can work towards creating a brighter, more inclusive future where everyone feels valued and respected. This commitment to empathy and respect can pave the way for unity and collaboration, ultimately strengthening our communities. Firearms can used to protect us or can be used against us.
It's crazy the amount of people that want to be part of the problem that creates more problems. The desire to stay separated and not understand each other is just so strong in them.
As a Black African immigrant who moved to America with my family in my teenage years, I’m thankful for the opportunities this country has offered us. However, I’ve faced my share of racism and discrimination, which is a daily reality. Living in a small town in Wisconsin as a Black man, I’ve experienced both subtle and overt forms of racism. It’s infuriating at times, but, like many immigrants, I’ve learned to move past it and keep going. I just ignore it and go on with my life
As an African American I am glad you can ignore it and move on with your life. Thank God your experiences were not a generational trend which goes back generations and centuries which has cause a continuous trend of social, economic, academic and psychological damage to you and your community and family. You must have immigrated to the U.S. at the butt-end of the trauma and degradation and are just catching the remanences of the fallout. You're so lucky that you came at the right time, before the Civil Rights Era it was much worse than it is now, so worse many still cannot recover and are permanently psychologically damaged, this is why they are bringing the immigrants in to replace them, knowing that they will never recover. from generations of torture and neglect
@@donred1693 You know whats up my Brother!! Black man from NC who has seen it all .....born a year after the third Civil Rights Act was passed after they shot King ....first Black child born in a hospital that was whites only and they refused to give a Black doctor a job in that hospital . They dont know and dont think White Man can change his mind on sending everybody beck to where they came from . I say to those who dont believe that can happen , you better think again Look up De-naturalization Process going to go in effect next year . Trump wont stop wit Mexicans just like Putin wont stop with Ukraine You need to listen to the people who's ancestors have bourne the brunt of the terrible racism this country continues to show the world.
@@meeveebee oh yea sure, the American cares about the Asian becoming victims of communism so much, they will kill them for it. lol. 😂 Go ahead and believe in the lies propaganda and keep drinking your kool aid. 🤥
@@meeveebee LOL it was way before America was ever a thing dear, Europeans have been land grabbing everywhere, including continents, they just call it empire building, a soulless culture of death and destruction, so when they conquered N.America, Aust, they brought their hate and destructive culture. They spread hate all over the world they called "freedom and democracy" campaign. The are master of deceits, ruse, propaganda and so good their own people believed it....and perpetuated the culture of death and destruction even today ....just look at UKR, entirely orchestrated for money, and ga za it was simply a bl00d sport, US and its instrument of death the IDF, practically did it for fun, even today!
I like spending time with you, Goobie. I appreciate how you process your thoughts with us all. I am 85 and can see that you are learning and growing in a wonderful way.
My doctor wanted to operate on my spine, to fuse two levels. My dad a retired pathologist told me DO NOT DO THE SURGERY. He advised me to instead join a gym and start moderate weight training. I've been lifting the past year and lost some weight, and yes my neck hurts sometimes, but it feels waayyyyy better than it did before, WITHOUT surgery 😂😂 thanks Dr goobie.
I used to have insane back pain and bad posture in my early 20s when I was significantly underweight to the point that it was almost a disability. I had at one point considered getting a consult with a neurosurgeon because it was causing me so much pain on a daily basis. I started weightlifting, put on 50 lbs and it literally disappeared permanently. Somehow the muscles gained from weightlifting reoriented my bad posture and fixed everything in my back. I wasn't surprised at all when goobie mentioned that people often heal from spine problems just from diet and exercise. That totally tracks my experiences and what I've heard countless times from others. Deadlifts and front-squats saved my spine.
Surgeons are in a business to sell surgeries, like any other business selling their product. It is up to US to do EVERYTHING we possibly can to avoid it and fix the problem without surgery if at all possible. Many ppl act like sheep following the first suggestion without investigating, researching other, non- invasive options and then DOING IT
“What’s up with minorities treating other minorities badly?” Exactly. Very confusing aspect of arriving in this country in the 90’s. Thanks for providing insight about why this exists.
The irony of a person complaining about guns who owns one. Talks about racism but gives the impression gun is ok for minorities like myself - what about the European descent people??? The inability of basic awareness off one's viewpoints being so selfish is astounding
I am only American born in my family…strong ancestral roots, (Christians) in Berlin. My immigrant Father, (Christian) Orthodox) born in Aleppo, came to USA through Ellis Island. He volunteered Army, survived Battle of Bulge. I don’t look Arab as I am pale… people, generally speaking, believe all Arabs are terrorists, all Germans are Nazi and the only ones who suffered in WW11 were Jewish. None of those are true.
It’s because they are from 3rd world countries. A 3rd world country is a country where everybody looks the same but still can’t seem to be a half decent economy to supply jobs.
I’ve experienced racism too. I was bullied by a professor and most of my classmates in college because I was a minority in engineering. It left me traumatized because I couldn’t believe how cruel and ignorant people can be. All these years, I’m still healing.
What’s interesting about these type of folk is, they will aim to provoke and destroy others minds and lives. Only to turn around and complain when someone does them dirty or some kind of illness or hardship falls on them. Often times aim to go as far as psychoanalyzing the very individuals and the mental illnesses that they fall prey to, compliments of their choice actions and behavior. 👀 It’s as if being successful in defiling, traumatizing, breaking and getting someone stuck is rewarding. I get that encountering such stupidity can be a thorn, but it isn’t the type of thorn that should leave you bearing anyone’s crosses. #period
I deal with racism and tribalism daily at work in particular. From white, black, Asian, etc. I am white Caucasian, non-visible minority in “multicultural “ Canada. Some of my coworkers seem to be either jealous or act superior. After 30 plus years of that I see it as their issue. I am often able to move on and accept it the same way I accept a pot hole while driving. Sometimes there are a lot of potholes 😂
Dutch guy here in California. You said this is your job now. If you ask me it's a pleasure to see you work. Me and my wife are on the same page as you and sadly I stay home to avoid the crazy out there. Your videos keep me/us ground. Thinks Sir!! I appreciate you!
Same here Dutch guy. Black Hispanic female living in New York in a senior condo complex where there is a United nation of people. However, the complex caters to whites. Nice complex to live but not a place for minorities to socialize. As an example: one of my neighbors who is white moved here with her husband. Her apartment was always teeming with white visitors. She never once invited me nor any other minorities to visit. The husband passed away. Then she came knocking on my door asking me to come visit her. I refused because no other white person in the complex is visiting her. I suspect she has the idea that as a black person I must serve her. A sycophantic Hispanic couple caters to her. Well, my immediate neighbors don’t think much of me and I could care less,
California is a very big state, are you telling me your having trouble in Laguna Beach .. I was just there.. the areas that have the most trouble in the USA are major cities... I assume your in LA or San Francisco, because San Diego is pretty amazing .. as for Newsome and Taxes I agree cali if the worst
As a black person, I always find it insightful to hear other POC experiences with racism and discrimination, especially with the Asian American community, since their voice is rarely heard in such issues. Gaining greater perspective helps me understand and learn to be an better ally/neighbor to my fellow POC.
@@sunnyspaces7The original commenter didn't say she was AA. You do realize their are immigrants of African descent from the Caribbean, Africa and Latin America in the U.S., right ?
Please, It’s not gonna stop Asian owner of beauty stores from following you around because I think you’re stealing. I was a young biology major who occasionally popped into one of those shops for a hair scrunchie but the way they fell over themselves thinking I was there to steal? Racism is everywhere and in every group
As an Indian, it was eye-opening for me to move to Europe to understand how it feels like to face racism. But somehow it has also made me look inwards and taught me to value myself more.
Your stories and experiences of racism broke my heart. Humanity can be so awful and ugly and I am sorry that this has been part of your experience. You are beautiful inside and out and I am grateful for the way you share your life so openly with us. You are wise beyond years, and a real inspiration, Doctor.
As an immigrant Asian woman in my 20s living in North America, my recent travels in Asia gave me time for reflection, and I found myself thinking the same way about the world. I appreciate you putting these thoughts into words. The real issue lies within the system, and what pains me most is seeing oppressed people turning against others who are also oppressed. In the end, people should come together and recognize that their true adversary is not one another.
As an Indian living in India and watching this from India I am proud to be where I am today. Amerca would be the last resort where I would go even for a holiday. And I think these "American opportunities" and "American Dream" are slightly overrated. I am proud that my country is rising.
@@priyankarmajumder4152 It has always been overrated. People came here never knowing about any of this degenerate society and fell right in! It’s pretty disheartening to watch, honestly.🌸
Thank you for being brave and conveying what a lot of minorities go through on a daily basis…..yes even today. No complaining involved, just telling the truth. ❤
Here in the USA, I witnessed and had to live through it - DeVry University being OPENLY RACIST and Discriminating the Black Students and the LATINO STUDENTS. They exercised racism in front of everyone!!! and they were PROUD of it.
Without minimizing your experience, I can say that whites experience racism too. I was once beaten badly by three guys, just for walking down the wrong street. As they were beating me, they kept shouting that they hate white people. My parents raised me correctly. They worked for MLK's guy in VT, and showed me the importance of loving everyone. Even the experience of being badly beaten for being white, hasn't changed that.
@@CancerZodiacAstrologyHoros-k7z Actually, the CC I was attending has a science program for Black and Latino students and the flyer says it loud and clear that they priorized those groups. I'm Asian and grew up with Black and Latino students, what about me? That's fucked up. So are you sure DeVry University said that? I don't see any programs that was inclusive of Asians but it was always Black and Latino students. Even the Latinos (not US citizen) that come over to America have DECA and that program priorize and help those students excel academically. Us Asian people growing up with Black and Latino people have to work very hard, no food stamps, welfare, and childcare. My mom doesn't speak English had to work 3 paid jobs and took care of me and my sister and we still didn't have much money and nothing in the end. The flyer doesn't include us Asian people, we need help too.
@@Megan-lr2hx It must be in more Recent Years because even back in 2005, 2006, 2007, they were doing racist practices openly and in front of everybody, shamelessly!! Like a White American Professor humiliating a well-behaved Young Black Student and telling him racist Remarks in front of a Room full of Students. Me being One of those students! Another incident was the way they treated a Hispanic Woman - their student and her child. She was Very Poor and didn't have internet at home and couldn't afford to buy a Computer. She needed to use their Library's Computer - Students were able to Go there and do their homework and research, even with their Children!! The White People did it every day after work. The latino woman was Super quiet and she had a daughter, they were both Very quiet people. But ONE DAY there was a Young Man WHITE STUDENT who didn't want them there; One Word of him and the LIBRARIAN told the Woman that her and her Daughter Could NOT use the LIBRARY anymore!! Not just that, but DEVRY UNIVERSITY loaned LAPTOPS to the WHITE STUDENTS because it was covered by their financial aid, but NEVER loaned One to the HISPANIC WOMAN especially knowing that She Couldn't Afford to BUY ONE, and that she was very poor and that She was a Single Mother with a Disable Child!! They Set her UP for FAILURE!!! The woman went into $60K in Debt thanks to DEVRY UNIVERSITY, they took ALL the money of her FINANCIAL AID, but didn't give her money for Transportation and food, and never gave her the LAPTOP they Offered - the Same LAPTOP they gave to their WHITE STUDENTS!!! DeVRY U Set her UP for FAILURE!!! She couldn't get her Degree only 40 Credits Short and NO MORE FINANCIAL AID for her from Government. DEVRY UNIVERSITY is a SCAM. That Hispanic Woman was ME!
I first came across your video about quiting MIT through algorithm. As a Korean, it's interesting for me to watch your story living as a 3rd generation in US. And I sometimes just listen to your video like it's podcast for my English. Thank you, have a nice one!
Goobie made a video about quitting his job that went viral. This came up as a top video in many peoples “recommended videos” list via the you tube algorithm, especially if they tend to watch videos of this nature. That’s what he is referring too.
The story about you and your wife not being served in the restaurant really broke my heart. I hope you and your family are feeling lots of love from your viewers. I find your videos very healing and comforting. Thank you.
ya thats wild. incredibly dumb for them not to be served at a resort, when they've already been permitted entry. what was the point of not serving them? just super stupid actions by super stupid people
A Hispanic coworker told me he and his family went to a restaurant and they didn’t want to serve them either… so I guess it’s still happening these days… some people have not evolved
This may be my favorite video yet, even though it is difficult to hear these things. I'm so appreciative of your sincerity and vulnerability. 🧡 I was shocked though. I wish you didn't feel like you need to carry a g-n.
You can look around you every time you go outside and find someone else who's experienced similar. It's me, it's my neighbors, etc., and while a lot of us are successful, we've been through, and continue to go through, a very unfair experience. Some of us speak out against it but a lot of us don't. A first step to fixing it is to be consistently inclusive/kind to someone who doesn't look like you.
Goobie you have such a pure soul. It's so wonderful hearing you speak and really helps me put things into perspective. Thank you for putting these videos out so consistently, always look forward to an upload.
I'm black and Puerto Rican, with some German and Native American in there. Both sides of my family have mostly been in America longer than most Americans. Growing up in Indianapolis, I had to be either fully white or fully black, otherwise it was fights nearly daily. Eventually, immigrant and Mexican hate started to creep in when I was a teen, and that made some of life a bit harder, especially with my white friends. Then 9/11 hit, and I felt the full brunt of American racism, where people started treating me like I was Middle Eastern. I even joined the military, and had people be racist to me while in uniform. Fast forward to 2015, and hearing the Trump rhetoric, I knew what it was and what it meant. But back then I was called naive, a snowflake, etc. Fast forward to today, and I am finally in full recognition of America's racism, and I've lost all trust in this country. I can't keep getting slapped all these years, and be expected to love this country. I'm growing to hate it and the people in it, and despite seeing examples of people trying to learn about racism and discrimination, I don't have faith for the majority.
Try not to let their actions determine who you are. They’re already succeeding if you’re feeling this way. Don’t be pulled in. Hatred feeds off hatred. Don’t feed them anymore. ❤ I’m sorry, my words are so empty, I’ve returned to your comment several times wanting to say something but I falter. I did just leave a general comment referencing a book you might find useful - “The Courage to be Disliked” by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga. Despite being a meditator for 50 years, reading scads of books regarding spirituality and enlightenment, seeing a therapist, I still have a long way to go and so I appreciate tools of all kinds. This book was a huge surprise to me and beckons being read multiple times. Its simplicity is powerful. You’ve been through muck and mire, don’t waste those experiences. As Dr Gooby says, we’re in this together, slogging and muddling our way through the mucky life but like the lotus flower will rise beautifully out of the muck towards the sun and sky.
some people are just pricks, some others aren't. You shouldn't generalise all America as racist, or Trump supporters. There are good people everywhere you just have to find them
Totally understand your frustrations. Many Americans are experiencing the same or similar. Try to build the best ways to cope. Self soothing is always helping. I have my favorite people, places and things. Thanks for your service.
Hey guy, you can come to texas, state is like California, lots of interacting with each other, you sound like you need a freind, seem like you have a good heart hang in there, there are good souls out there, you sound like you have dignity, Puerto Ricans have good heart❤
You brought me back to when I first met my friend Quyen in elementary school. I remember we were lining up at the door to go somewhere and I remember some kids were saying she smelled gross. I also used to get bullied as a kid.. I don’t know why, but I knew how it felt. I was so mad that I stepped in and told them off and I remember telling her not to listen to them because they’re just stupid. We’re still very close to this day!!
Thank you for mentioning this, as a Asian my experience parallels yours and sadly it was from so called institutions of learning that I faced some woeful discrimination.
@@littlegreen9274 majorities can suffer bullying inside there own home. Bullying from religious figures. This is about understanding someone experience not score keeping.
As an Asian American, I have experienced discrimination and racism too. We are all human beings with the same basic needs and wishes. Love to us all! 🌈❤️💙🌈
@@curtislowe195 I don't think USA allowed minorities into the political system out of altruism, but rather the demographics of the country has forced them to this. With a history of slavery, they had no choice but eventually count the Blacks as part of the census, when deciding number or representatives in the Congress, at one point Black people were counted 3/5ths of a White man when deciding number of representatives from each state. If the White founders had their way, they would have genocided every non white people the way they attempted with the Native Americans.
As a half Asian American man we have an unspoken experience where direct racism is leveled on us on a daily basis and we're not allowed to or expected to complain about it. Which is why I'm amazed to see Asian American men who are far right and voting for Trump, also shocking to see Asian women marrying right wing white men like my father and then struggling to raise children like me
My husband is Asian, I am not. He moved here from Thailand when he was 16. He has a couple friends who are Asian, but most of his friends are white. The people who helped him stay in this country were white. They gave him the money he needed to go to college. He told them he would pay them back with interest. They said they were not worried about it. There were other people who helped him out and they were white. All his friends in college were white. He finished college and got a job in his field and paid them all back. He has always had a job even when the economy was bad because he was really good at what he did. Every boss he had and most of his coworkers were white. He never felt discriminated against. He bought a house when he was around 25 years old. No one stopped him from buying the house. He is still friends with people he knew from his beginning here. He has never had difficulty getting a job, working, living in a community. He’s 68 now. This country has given him so much and so many people helped him along his way. His mom and sisters were able to immigrate here because of he was able to succeed in becoming a US citizen. If it were not for all the people, Americans, who helped him, his story would have been different. I have friends from many countries. We all play volleyball together. No one discriminates. Kids are mean. Maybe since my husband came here in high school people were not mean. He was the only Asian student in that school. He met a boy who asked his parents to help him. Americans in general are good people. Obviously, there are a lot of people who watch and follow you and it had nothing to do with your race and everything to do with your character. He has travelled all over the earth because of his job and he never has felt discriminated against. FYI. You need to look up George Floyd’s cause of death please.
@@SLPkelly "Never felt discriminated against" lol what a boomer take. no offense. I get looks EVERY SINGLE DAY "so many opportunities." it costs $4,000 to get in an ambulance lol
@@SLPkelly Also 75% of Asian American men didn't vote for Trump. highest of any demographic. Trump voting right leaning Asians are in the minority. And thank god for that
@@SLPkelly For someone who is neither Asian nor Black nor Othered, you sure have a lot to say… about nothing. And what does George Floyd have to do with this? You show your true colors here, and they aren’t pretty.
@@SLPkelly You’re not Asian. And as a white woman, I think that you should just listen. This isn’t your space to negate the experiences of racism that Goobie and other BIPOC face with a defensive story about how great Americans are and how your husband didn’t experience discrimination. There is systemic racism in this country, along with other isms like homophobia, for example. (And what do you want to tell us about the murder of George Floyd that needs to be looked up?)
I love hanging out with both of you. Thank you for this opportunity to experience your journey! Take photos and Google lens the mushrooms. 🍄 Fascinate me. Be safe and be well. See you later👋🏾
I am sad for America right now. I thought that humanity is evolving toward being morally better, but I'm not sure now. We just have to keep fighting, keep being a role model for what we hope for humanity. Thank you for being a role model Goobie.
I see so many people on his trail being friendly. Yes, individual incidents occur, but, I do believe the hate doesn’t represent most of us. I hope that if we see hateful behavior, we don’t ignore our fellow citizens. We need to speak up and support people who are being mistreated. That is what I taught my students.
I feel this too. From my own race, Filipino who hates their own race and admire other race is just absurd. I learn to be humble towards other people regardless of their ethnicity and status. Thank you for sharing your information. Just don’t give up on humanity.
Racism is stupid and childish. We chose to live in a mixed neighborhood and we take care of each other here. When we have cookouts, the offerings are diverse, fun, and super tasty. Personally, I look at people as souls. Just be a good human. Love your neighbor as yourself. Thoughtful video! Thank you!
I like that approach. Unfortunately, my partner is white and the town he's from is white (face palm) but I am planning to take him abroad in the future to experience the cultures I love and appreciate.
I am Haitian by decent but born and raised in the US. When I was growing up in Miami, I’m sad to say that I was ashamed of my Haitian heritage, and I wouldn’t tell anyone. The African-Americans didn’t like us, the Cubans didn’t like us, and we were not white and being in the south I always felt just so out of place. I remember I always wanted my mom to speak to us only in English… Even though she had a pretty good accent… I thought somehow that that would hide me in the crowd whether they’re at the grocery store or in our neighborhood. I remember there was a girl named Gayle who was in my elementary school and she was so proud to be Haitian. I was envious of her as I would watch her wear her y-shirts promoting the Haitian culture. Dummy me didn’t catch up until my 20s when I started realizing what a vibrant, strong, independent, intelligent group I am blessed to be born into. I think all cultures have gifts and talents, as well as intelligence. However, there is no other country that’s ever become independent on its own as a black republic, and I take pride in that. Needless to say, I’m proud to say that I am an MDJD now. God has been better than good to me and let me to the right people and down the right avenues to reach my goals. I’m also thankful to be able to give back to the less fortunate because I know what it feels like.
"The broken world waits in darkness for the light that is in you." - L.R. Knost I intentionally don't own a TV, but I always look forward to watching your thought-provoking videos. As an older half-Chinese Alaskan, I spend much of my free time in nature with my dog. Your videos, along with the insightful discussions in the comment section, give me hope that this community will continue to grow. Together, we can help spark positive change in these challenging times. I have never posted before in a comment section, but feel compelled to thank you!
Thank you Dr. Goobie. I am so grateful to have known your channel. I am still learning from you everyday. You are a good person, honest, sensitive, intelligent and humble. I have so much respect for you. Love to your family.
I was raised on a homestead in Alaska with my white mother, grandparents and when I was 4 , stepfather. Growing up I experienced name calling and assumed I was Alaskan Native. When I would ask my mother about my biofather she would shut down …there was something secretive about my birth. I thought she got the wrong baby, bc I didn’t look nor behave anything like her or family ..as I got older I would look around the room and wonder ..”how did I get here and who are these people”…I have learned so much since this time..and feel my soul chose this experience ..I spent my lifetime trying to fit in , trying to find my tribe ..I now feel I’ve been homesick for my Galactic family…it was not about the human family.
Believe me I have the same feeling. There is a short movie called the volunteers, it is here on youtoube. I must have came here to rescue my soul tribe ....when I was a kid, I could not understand the system on the world, people seemed awkward to me. So know, you are not alone. I also gave native blood in me. Taking into consideration those are the oldest clans to have come here....your feelings are legit.
I love your walks and what you share. As a women I could not walk where you walk in those beautiful woods. All my life I have looked over my shoulder when I wall alone. I use to work downtown, and parked in an underground parking lot and anxiety was always heightened walking to work and back. It is not a form of racism, yet I do have an understanding how unsafe it is to be in this world.
I’ve had the same experience as a women. I’ll never forget the anger I had when I was given mace by my parents when I went off to college. Not at my parents, but at our society for not creating a safe place for women. I felt undervalued and unimportant.
Here in Australia. A professional of African decent. Recently suffered a huge injustice in the workplace by a person in a position of power. What scared me mostly was to see others stand on and watch😢 couldn’t stand the humiliation and left. Now having to start all over again. White privilege is real!
I'm sorry that happened to you. Sadly, there are a lot of people with illogical beliefs and some who are narcissistic, which has been fueled by reality TV shows like Big Brother. It has fostered more deviant behavior to bubble up in office politics. As a white woman with more brains than the average, I have been victimized more times than I care to reflect upon. However, I just want you to know that you are not alone and even if you're white, some jerk would still feel the need to sacrifice you. I just want the world to become a better place where we can care about eachother simply because we're all human.
It truly is, I recently Suffered from it and it Scared me too!! I am a White Skin Latina Woman with Brown Eyes and very light brown hair, and I am treated sometimes, here in Washington State USA, as if I am INFERIOR to ALL the white people around. There are some White Supremacists here in Washington State that See me as an Actual Slave. I am NOT kidding!! It's Scary!
@@littlegreen9274 I used to think that White Privilege wasn't REAL until I had to live with the negative IMPACT of it, and were shown very publicly and very CLEARLY that WHITE PEOPLE are SUPERIOR to ME in every way, shape, and form.
As an indigenous American (Choctaw) I can completely agree and not enough Americans are familiar or educated on this topic. Heck far to many Americans don’t even know that my ancestors were slaughtered so genocidal European colonizers could flee the country they didn’t like (Europe) to come here & form a new country on someone else’s land! Some of them don’t even know we STILL exist on our own land!!! A woman made a TikTok video a few days ago where she videoed a group of kids in Arizona who were walking (on a field trip) with one or two adults and she decided to call the cops and report them as illegals!!! If she knew ANYTHING about my people she would’ve known that the Navajo Nation (largest tribe in US) is located in Arizona and that an indigenous American school is located just miles from her home!!! I do NOT for a minute believe she thought these were illegals she’s just racist!!! It’s amazing when racism is on the rise like it hasn’t been in quite some time people want to DENY it even exists!!! ALL minority communities need to come together stick together and have each other’s backs!!! NO ONE should be discriminated against EVER!!! I’m sorry this happened to you. It honestly breaks my heart to hear this. Nanaya cha I hullo um nakfi~ (✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my brother) ❤CHAHTA OKLA🪶 (THE CHOCTAW NATION)
In short Europeans under the leadership and influence of their hateful elites, fascist feudal class, had completely destroyed old Europe, and their ilk has spread across to N.America and is now destroying the natives as well as their own, just like they did in Europe. The european capitalists have done this for centuries, everywhere they go, you'd see hate, death and destructions!
Thank you, Dr Goobie. Your story is powerful and seems to be resonating among many in your audience. I am Irish American, but have come to realize the interconnected nature of humanity. There is collective shift in consciousness. We must learn to listen and uphold each other more. It was a Vietnamese Buddhist temple I came to during covid. They understandably had reservations about allowing me to join in at first. But over time, I noticed a bridge forming rather than a barrier. As I immersed myself in the ways of the temple, I found practical solutions that could be implemented in the real world. Thich Nhat Hanh promoted a vision of engaged buddhism. Where teachings of compassion and understanding go hand in hand with social justice. At this stage, I dont think left or right. But go the middle way. Cultural appreciation must come from a place of mutual respect and understanding, not appropriation and ignorance.
Man, you look good, really and your eyes are fantastic 😸 We Poles 🇵🇱 knew exactly well what war and injustice means. But wherever, when you stand out, people will keep their distance - normal 🕉️🐅
Hi dear colleague, had my surgery ACDF c5-6 c6-7, made a miraculous recovery, up to some mischief, a lot may be 😂. Much love and gratitude to you and neurosurgeon colleagues
I’m a 23 year old white male, i also have adhd (predominantly inattentive) and aspergers. I’ve also got diabetes type 1. I support everyone who are different, because hate just leads to destroying yourself and hurting others.
I grew up in a small town in Florida. 80’s and 90’s . My brother and I were the only Asians in the whole town . It sucked. We dealt with racism from everyone. Everyone.
I listened to the end… I like the way you expressing yourself, straight forward, relaxed, no worries… whatever you said and you filmed, full of free spirit. Love it!
@@acelgallander2497 My Chinese South African friends moved to Canada...their daughters travel to the US without any issues...the daughters seem to have no issues and love the states...the parents refuse to go to the states...I have never asked.
Thank you for sharing your story! Came here from Jamaica back in 1999. The interesting thing is I’ve never been conscious of my blackness until I moved to the United States. I learned quickly that being black is bad enough but a black man with a foreign accent in aviation maintenance every single day bears the burden of proof of my competence, innocence and the right to exist in this country
I appreciate you and what you represent in your field. Thanks for allowing my son to see someone who looks like him as he is pursuing his dream. Keep your head up always.
I never experienced racism until I went out into this evil world. I miss you Mom and Dad , so thankful for you keeping our home safe and free from the evils of this world. 💔
Unfortunately, racism is taught and has been part of America since it creation. America has perfected racism over hundreds of years and we are seeing it in action as I type these words. As a black Oklahoman, born and raised, racism was and has been part of my 60 years on this earth. The only good I can say is that surprisingly my life was better than my parent, grandparents, great-grandparents, and great great-grandparents. Sad that humans can be so evil.
Racism is not taught. There’s a study using babies when they haven’t fully taught to hate yet and shows that they “discriminate” things that are different them. We humans are wired to group with whatever that’s similar to us. We actually learn not to discriminate by interactions and experience.
@@heidiw3615 I've seen with my own eyes children taught to hate other cultures and races. You mention a study that shows babies reacting to 'things' that are different to them - we're talking about people, not things, different or otherwise. I cannot believe any baby differentiates between human strangers based on their race. It's a ridiculous concept, imho.
Racism against Asians have been so normalized in the United States. I had to heal decades of trauma from it from bullying in my formative years. I would always let it slide. Now I check anyone right away when I hear something. The younger version of myself would be proud
@@brianmeen2158 it’s common to tell racist jokes about nonwhite people on many jobs. I had a roommate who complained about all the Mexican jokes his coworkers told. I once had a sales job where my white boss would do racist accents of black, Latino and Asian people and my white coworkers would laugh. I had white friends in college who almost exclusively told edgy racist jokes. So that’s what I mean.
The younger me got into frequent “trouble” checking people. The current version of me sees that behaviour as a blessing as it clearly shows me who is in/out of my circle.
This is a difficult subject, I'm sorry Goobie, for all these bad situations, I just want to hug you, with all my heart. Some people are crazy for hurting you because you are an amazing guy, so kind, benevolent, intelligent and wise. Your courage and honesty are inspiration to me. I'm sure that after opening your heart you will feel better, free and strong. Thank you for sharing your moments and thoughts ❤
As a white woman my apologies go out to you and everyone who has been a victim of racism. Once I had a patient in my care who had aryan brotherhood tattoos all over his body. When we weaned him off the ventilator, I capped his trach tube and he could finally talk the first thing out of his mouth was racial slurs against Jews. He crashed on us one shift and we coded him and saved his life. It was ironically me with 3 African-American coworkers. Apparently white supremacists also view brown eyed white people as inferior as well! Anyway I guess I was pretty naïve because my parents didn’t raise me to be racist. I’m certainly praying for us all every day. I feel you are a kindred spirit and really appreciate your videos sir.
@ it’s hard to explain. I agree with you and while I don’t feel personally responsible I do feel that acknowledging the hurt people have experienced is an important step in our collective healing. I’m actually sorry for all of harm we have done to one another regardless of skin pigment and physical traits. It’s all wrong but sadly where we are at in 2024. I think the media is playing a large role in keeping all of this going. Forgiving ourselves and one another just happens to be a therapeutic thing we do regularly in the spiritual path I practice as well as being humble. Please forgive me if my comment was offensive.
@@BlossomAndEddie Racist People and White Supremacists here in the USA ruined my life, and I didn't think that in the Year 2025 I was still going to be dealing with it, but it's Stronger than ever!
I am a1st generation Chinese-Korean, I came to the US in the early 1980s. I experienced a lot of the mocking stuff. People in my generation didn't socialize with other ethnic groups. For me, all the people I knew were other Chinese people from China, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, etc. The experiences from my childhood is the reason why I never wanted to make friends with anyone who wasn't Chinese. My family left South Korea because of discrimination there.
@@JaeyGim-jk2zt You got Korean people living in China, and they are called 朝鲜族(Cháoxiǎn zú) They were Korean people that were captured by the Manchus and sent to China in the 17th century.
@@Ace1000ks 17th century means Chinese they mixed lived like Chinese more importantly China names and Communist plus identifying as Chinese means China
I was bullied for my Pakistani accent when I moved to America at age 14, even publicly. I wanted to fit in so bad that I've faked an American accent the last 15 years, and I have a mental block of letting it go because it's messed with me emotionally and even physically. I pray to God to give me strength, cuz I've been unable to embrace my insecurities, and I want people to just not fixate on the accent
I don't even have an Indian accent because I grew up in America. But at times in my life, people have imitated what I've said back to me in an Indian accent, even a well-respected doctor I worked with. I feel your pain, it's disgusting behavior. My way of dealing with it is to call it out every time I see it, which isn't often anymore, but it happens.
Thank you for speaking about the rampant (often silent) racism against the Asians in this country. We are truly a resilient culture and with our parents teaching us to not dwell in this but to show the world by achieving successes - in education, life and career - to beat such racism of us. I am so proud of my fellow Korean-Americans like you and other as well as all Asians for having stuck through this society's ill wills towards us and beating them! FIGHTING!!!
Thank you for sharing your story. It's not easy because there's enough people out there whose worldview hinges on racism not being "real." I am white and in the US south, but I was lucky to be raised in a progressive household so I understood racism existed, but I didn't understand how deep the rot went until I was a bit older. I vividly recall the moment that opened my eyes. I walked into an art supply store in Chicago when they were having a "spin the wheel" style giveaway. I, a young college student, was cheerfully and warmly told by the worker running the giveaway to come back every day that week to play again. After collecting a prize, I walked away and started browsing items nearby that counter. Soon, a black man came up to the prize wheel and was flatly, unkindly told it was a one time per person before being given a spin. It was such a different tone and take that I was flabbergasted. From then on, I learned how to start seeing it and have made it a life mission to ensure I never treat other people so wildly differently based on appearance like that one worker did.
It happens everyday and it's tiring dealing with it. The guy at the front desk at the gym is ALWAYS cold and answers in monosyllable, when I swipe my card in the mornings, not the same with white folks, always smiling and trying to engage them. He doesn't even care that I notice.
You liar. Nice story though. We all voted for Trump because of one main reason. He s going to reduce the number of non whites in the USA. I know you were excited too when you heard that.
@@goblinelemental what did the progressives tell you about all the countries with no blonde or redheaded leaders... No black haired, Brown eyed dark skinned person has ever lifted a finger to help a blonde or redheaded person....their sole purpose is to try to destroy anything that isn't a highly diverse black-haired brown-eyed dark skinned person
Thank you Dr. Goobie. I love to watch your video, and feels like listening a friend's talk. You video made me want to move to Washington state from California. It seems too dry here, hardly to find mushroom.
Goobie, thank you for the video. I like how Asian people look. I like how Native American look. I like how African American look. I like how other people look like especially when they smile at each other with kindness. I see the darkness of racism here and there as you shared in this video. We are at the point right now that we need to unite by the character/ thought/ consciousness instead of how we look. Otherwise we will destroy ourselves.
Hey! I am half asian half white, im 24 years old. Ever since I was a kid my white family never really accepted me, I always wasn’t really accepted well in school either. As an adult people just sort of ignore me. It used to bother me a ton, an absolute ton when I was younger but now I read a lot of philosophy and realized it is just human nature for them to act this way. I gather the strength within myself to endure the injustice but also choose not to be like them, and focus on my goals and being the best I can be. I really look up to you and I just wanted to let you know that. Thank you for your channel.
Racism and discrimination are unfortunate realities in our world, and while they may persist, I choose not to let them define me or hold me back. As an Asian, I have experienced these challenges throughout my life, but I believe in focusing on resilience and personal growth. While I can't singlehandedly eliminate these issues, I can rise above them and continue to move forward.
Thank you for sharing your personal story with us Doobie, I've had very similar experiences of discrimination in my life, as a child and as an adult. I think lots of people still have a long way to go to be able to live with respect amongst others that might appear different from them, but are truly more similar than different.
I myself an Asian and have gone through a lot of discrimination and racism living in the US. I have two children and sometimes I worried about them living in this country with racism that would not go away. I tried to stay most of my time not going outside minimizing interactions with people. I would think that racism won't go away even in my lifetime because people would not fight for justice unless they are affected by injustice.
Just found u!!!! Enjoy your videos a lot! Retired RN so really appreciate your insightful thoughts on everything. Discrimination happens every day! Odious.... Awful, debilating, soul destroying!!! I just returned from Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand. So much fun....the people were so kind happy joyous & resilient. Love them all. Help me understand why I never met such nice people in Toronto with huge Asian population.
I think what you are doing now is wildly more important than your prior life as a doctor. You are a light. We need as much goodness and kindness as we can muster now and in the future. ❤❤
Your the only.korean i.have heard actually understand our situation in america. We are not accepted just tolerated. I have never felt i belonged in america and i am born and raised here
@curtislowe195 get out of ukraine Get out of korea Get out of germany Get ouy of japan Get all of the military bases out so americans dont give trillions of wasted tax dollars
Hi Goobie, I've been following your channel for a few weeks now. I really appreciate you being so honest and sharing those hardships with us. I'm sorry you had to endure that.
Thank you for another great video and talking about topics many of us are afraid to discuss. I am sorry you experience racism in your own country. I came to the US in my early twenties thinking how great is here with all the different races, cultures living together happily, I was so naive. But every time I questioned racism or inequality I was told if I don’t like it I should go back home. And it’s 2024 and we still deal with the same issues. I so agree with you on the influence of tv. I wish we humans would be smarter and cooperate with each other than against each other. We definitely have the potential to work together.
Thanks for the hike you took me on, and I also agree with your topic of 'racism and discrimination'! Everyone in this world should be able to sense that none of us are higher, lesser nor more important than another. In short, when one's body has to function as everyone else, when the requirement of existing in this world are the same, then its is crystal clear that we are not different from one another.
Thanks for taking the time to talk about this Doctor I never hear anyone talk intelligent especially on these issues. People are addicted to their own cortisol and the anxiety rush it provides that is why they love to grab onto something that gives them anxiety like being racist or fighting or watching the polarized news because they want to be polarized and you can forget telling them washington red and blue is a tactic to divide the masses so as not to be questioned about tax spending and starting wars, Awesome video!
exactly. These algorithms rely on the monkey brain that has that knee-jer reaction of anger and other negative emotions to drive clicks and get $$$ and it's driving the country to hate.
What a Doobie! Yes she is super cute! Yes, discrimination is very real. I am Mexican American, and have felt it throughout my life, in elementary school, high school, college was better. There was also a toxic environment in my workplace. I'm grateful to be retired now. Thanks for your insights.
Man, you are genuinely such a breath of a fresh air. Please keep doing what you’re doing. It feels so nice to be able to relate to someone about the state of the world. Being autistic is cool in a lot of ways, but it does unfortunately come with certain downsides, one of which is being able to perceive things more objectively than many neurotypical people often do. Just watched your video about accepting the collapse of civilization as well. I’m going through the same thing. It’s so painful, so weighty, the magnitude of the destruction our actions as a species are about to unleash on the planet. And to add salt in the wound, I am complicit. I eat meat, and I don’t particularly want to give it up. Another downside of autism. Changing my diet, routine, anything like that is incredibly distressing. So I just smoke a shit ton of weed to cope with all this. What the fuck else can I actually do? Nobody seems interested in seeing reality for what it is. They’re either not intellectually equipped to understand, or they’re too emotionally weak to believe such a bleak truth. Anti-intellectualism has completely taken over the culture. We’re in for a dark age, everyone. Buckle up.
I live in Singapore and as a majority, I have never experienced racism. But I'm always mindful of my interactions witn friends of other races. My dad's best friend was an Indian man and from young we are taught everyone is equal. Respect diversity.
I guess you have zero idea about American history and culture. US is the land of hate, the hate originated from Europe, not contend with grabbing the entire continent, they completely wiped out the natives. Today, USnUK the 2 most hateful regimes, are funding gen o side in Gaza, every single day, every single life they took are either for fun, a king of sport, or for profit by fueling wars. Let that sink in for a moment. US legitimizes global ge no, because they CAN and nobody is willing to put a stop to it....and so it continues.
I’ve experienced racism as soon as my family immigrated to the USA from Cambodia. But the worst times were when I was in my early teens from Junior High to High schools. I had witnessed three of my friends being killed and I myself was beaten and thrown into the dumpster and left to die. Fortunately a woman found me when she opened the dumpster and found me. I was targeted by blacks and Hispanic boys. The neighborhood I grew up in was predominantly Blacks and Hispanic. I couldn’t wait to graduate from high school just so that I can escape from the nightmare. I enlisted in the army and served 12 years (Active) until I was medically discharged due to injuries that I sustained while I was in Afghanistan. Now that Trump is re elected, he and his enablers will show their true intentions about what they will do to the people of color.
I'm so sorry that you went through so much. I've never understood why other marginalized ethnic groups are the worst when dealing with folks outside of their 'group'.
I’m so sorry you went through this! It’s amazing that so many immigrants serve this country after the way this country treats them!! I’m indigenous American and we serve at a rate 5 times higher than any other group in America and that’s after EVERYTHING this gov did and STILL does to discriminate against our people!! I’ll never understand how those minority groups who went to war for this country felt when they came home and were treated differently & received less or none of the benefits the whyte soldiers received!! If not for Navajo Code Talkers who knows what Europe would look like today!! In the next four years we MUST all come together and protect one another! I’m afraid that we’re going to witness atrocities committed towards immigrants by Trumpturd and his admin!! We only got a small taste of it from 2016-2020 when very kidnapped thousands of kids from their own parents at the border!! Saddest part is hundreds of those kids are STILL not accounted for and have NOT been returned to their families but their families have been deported!!! I shudder to think of where those poor babies are today!!😢😢😢 All minority communities must come together STAY together and do whatever we can to protect one another!! Nanaya cha I hullo um I kana~ (✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my friend) ❤CHAHTA OKLA🪶 (THE CHOCTAW NATION)
You’re such a kind human being with such a big heart and YES you are doing something good for society!!! There are WAY too many negative TH-cam channels out there we need MORE positive channels like yours!!! I don’t know you personally BUT I know a good person when I see/meet one rather it’s in person or online!!! Thank you for this video people need to hear this message especially right now!! BTW my son daughter in law and their two children lived in Port Orchard Wa and just recently moved from Wa to Or due to a job promotion!! My daughter in law HATES Oregon and they’re ALREADY looking for a way to return to Wa!! I was getting ready to buy a tiny home in Wa when they suddenly moved & was devastated when they decided to move but good news is they’ll be going back which means I’ll eventually be buying my tiny home in Wa:-)
I feel how you are feeling. We all need to forgive and forget, share and care, empathize and observe. We are children of the God and wish peace and happiness. May all of us blessed with abundance of love, peace and happiness!
l learn a lot of real life in America due to your sharing. Love that! It is so much different from the American movies and tv dramas, entertainment shows. Now I have more perspective in understanding American society. Thanks🎉
Im sorry about this brother, I am black so I can relate to some degree. No one deserves to feel less than because of how they were born. Asian men and black men should come together and unite
I am so sorry that you've faced so much racism, even if it is expected in America, unfortunately. As a black woman it's healing for racism to be acknowledged and not just told that it isn't real, so thank you. One of my best friends from high school is Asian, and I remember being so surprised when she told me how ashamed she was made to feel about her face because she is Asian. It broke my heart because she is so stunning, and had things I wished I had, like long beautiful flowing hair. And she told me I had big beautiful eyes. And it hurt to see how neither of us felt as beautiful as we saw the other because of the illusion of ugliness pushed onto us by these harmful and cruel stereotypes. As a medical student, I am moved by your empathy and respect your journey so much as a former neurosurgeon and more importantly as a person. Thank you for your honesty about your spiritual experiences and your acknowledgement of difficulty faced by all people. It is so important, and means so much. I often fear that when I graduate as a doctor next year, people will assume I am not smart enough because I am not white or Asian. But it gives me a lot of hope to know that there are people like you in medicine, even if you have left the profession, which I also respect you for now that I've had a taste of what it requires.
As an Asian American, I have been experiencing discrimination and racism both from the white and the black until now. My son was also bullied and singled out in his all-white-boy (except him) baseball team, even though he is half Asian and half White. I could never fit in the team moms, and a few times during watching the baseball games, some little kids asked me why I was there while their moms heard that and said nothing. Later, my son quit the baseball team and got into the track and field team, he felt much better and welcomed due to the diversity, so as his university now.
Main reason some bIacks are racist against Asians has to do with the perception that most Asians hate everything about bIacks on a primitive level. Even if this isn't true, most Asian cultures literally despise dark skin, so it's not difficult to do the math and assume they will dislike you for it. Is it an absolute conclusion? No. There are many great Asian people out there who are kind and open minded, but the perception is that they are an extreme minority. That said that is where it comes from. That plus the general insularity of most Asian communities, where they usually only hang out not just with other Asians, but others Asians of similar ethnic/national stock. The only exception to this is white people, but that has more to do with Asians desperately trying to fit in with whites who are seen in Asian circles as the pinnacle of human beings. Let's be honest, there is a reason Asian women are more likely to date white than Asian. It's about obtaining "good" European jeans and DNA. Eugenics. That is the cold motivation. I rarely see Asians spending time with any demographic that isn't white, or from their respective clan. Essentially, the other races don't exist (or are inconsequential) to many of them.
I am also Asian in Canada. For some reason I was not singled out to be bullied from white classmates but my Cambodian friend at different class had a tough time. He was singled out the first day of school and he knows martial arts. When bullied He asked to fight the leader after school. The Canadian guy is taller and much bigger. My friend was shorter and a bit skinny but he did what he could and had bruises after the fight of course. The next day, he asked for another fight with the leader. The same result. He fought another fight the next day, After the third fight the leader of Canadian school gang said:" OK! You're small but you had balls. We will leave you alone from now on".
I visited Miami South Beach in 2024 for the ia long time. I went to eat at a restaurant, the waiter asked me to sit down when I tried to choose a table, the waiter shouted loudly no sir there no no. I was shocked by his behavior and left, he still shouted after me you will never come back will you? I am from Finland and fair-skinned, but I am shocked at what American culture has led to in terms of poor service and behavior towards people. I thought that if I pay 50 usd for the food and tips on top of that the restaurant service and place is not worth it.
Thank you for this man. As an Indian American, it’s great to see a member of another minority group, particularly Asian, being able to speak on discrimination.
As a child growing up in the 1960's, my mother was a single parent raising 3 blonde, blue eyed kids. She made half as much money for the same job as a man, which meant that her wages were insufficient to cover all the expenses. Fortunately, one of her native American co-workers offered help through the Indian reservation. We ended-up pretty much living there and being part of the bigger family. It wasn't an easy life as they didn't have running water in their 3 room dirt floor homes, but they were good to us. However, the white kids at school teased me and called me squaw. I was brokenhearted because I wished to have the same physical characteristics. Panning forward, there have been many more times when I was physically harmed because of my nordic features. Ultimately, I pray that God will open the souls of all to see that we are all brothers and sisters, and we can do so much more when we work together in peaceful harmony.
What?! You're just a year younger to me! This whole time I was like this barely 30 year old kiddo is so, so serious and philosophically grounded. Much ❤ to you, yours, Doobie and your family. From India.
Racism continues to be a significant and enduring challenge in our society, affecting countless lives and perpetuating division. However, it is essential to recognize that differences among individuals are an inherent part of humanity-these can manifest in various forms, such as height, cognitive abilities, cultural beliefs, and personal values. Instead of allowing these differences to create barriers between us, we should embrace the richness of our diversity. By fostering a deep understanding and appreciation of one another's unique backgrounds and perspectives, we can work towards creating a brighter, more inclusive future where everyone feels valued and respected. This commitment to empathy and respect can pave the way for unity and collaboration, ultimately strengthening our communities. Firearms can used to protect us or can be used against us.
I agree! Diversity and differences bring strength to humankind ❤
@Almneurnot evrywhere... I've always lived evry1-included.
Well said ChatGPT
It's crazy the amount of people that want to be part of the problem that creates more problems. The desire to stay separated and not understand each other is just so strong in them.
@@rajmathew6220was about to say the same
As a Black African immigrant who moved to America with my family in my teenage years, I’m thankful for the opportunities this country has offered us. However, I’ve faced my share of racism and discrimination, which is a daily reality. Living in a small town in Wisconsin as a Black man, I’ve experienced both subtle and overt forms of racism. It’s infuriating at times, but, like many immigrants, I’ve learned to move past it and keep going. I just ignore it and go on with my life
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Same here and I’m from Central Asian
@ Nice. Are you in Wisconsin?
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As an African American I am glad you can ignore it and move on with your life. Thank God your experiences were not a generational trend which goes back generations and centuries which has cause a continuous trend of social, economic, academic and psychological damage to you and your community and family. You must have immigrated to the U.S. at the butt-end of the trauma and degradation and are just catching the remanences of the fallout. You're so lucky that you came at the right time, before the Civil Rights Era it was much worse than it is now, so worse many still cannot recover and are permanently psychologically damaged, this is why they are bringing the immigrants in to replace them, knowing that they will never recover. from generations of torture and neglect
@@donred1693 You know whats up my Brother!! Black man from NC who has seen it all .....born a year after the third Civil Rights Act was passed after they shot King ....first Black child born in a hospital that was whites only and they refused to give a Black doctor a job in that hospital . They dont know and dont think White Man can change his mind on sending everybody beck to where they came from . I say to those who dont believe that can happen , you better think again Look up De-naturalization Process going to go in effect next year . Trump wont stop wit Mexicans just like Putin wont stop with Ukraine You need to listen to the people who's ancestors have bourne the brunt of the terrible racism this country continues to show the world.
Good to see an Asian male talk about this
You mean good to see an Asians (who are the biggest perpetrator of black hate) talk about their own experience at the hands of whites.
That war was about land grabs and world domination, not because of capitalism or communism. 😂
@@meeveebee oh yea sure, the American cares about the Asian becoming victims of communism so much, they will kill them for it. lol. 😂
Go ahead and believe in the lies propaganda and keep drinking your kool aid. 🤥
@@meeveebee at the same time, china is a communist country and the USA has no problem making them the number one trading partner. 😂
@@meeveebee LOL it was way before America was ever a thing dear, Europeans have been land grabbing everywhere, including continents, they just call it empire building, a soulless culture of death and destruction, so when they conquered N.America, Aust, they brought their hate and destructive culture. They spread hate all over the world they called "freedom and democracy" campaign. The are master of deceits, ruse, propaganda and so good their own people believed it....and perpetuated the culture of death and destruction even today ....just look at UKR, entirely orchestrated for money, and ga za it was simply a bl00d sport, US and its instrument of death the IDF, practically did it for fun, even today!
I like spending time with you, Goobie. I appreciate how you process your thoughts with us all. I am 85 and can see that you are learning and growing in a wonderful way.
My doctor wanted to operate on my spine, to fuse two levels. My dad a retired pathologist told me DO NOT DO THE SURGERY. He advised me to instead join a gym and start moderate weight training. I've been lifting the past year and lost some weight, and yes my neck hurts sometimes, but it feels waayyyyy better than it did before, WITHOUT surgery 😂😂 thanks Dr goobie.
Good job in taking care of your body and helping your body heal ❤️ and you have a wise dad!
I used to have insane back pain and bad posture in my early 20s when I was significantly underweight to the point that it was almost a disability. I had at one point considered getting a consult with a neurosurgeon because it was causing me so much pain on a daily basis. I started weightlifting, put on 50 lbs and it literally disappeared permanently. Somehow the muscles gained from weightlifting reoriented my bad posture and fixed everything in my back.
I wasn't surprised at all when goobie mentioned that people often heal from spine problems just from diet and exercise. That totally tracks my experiences and what I've heard countless times from others. Deadlifts and front-squats saved my spine.
Get an inversion table
Surgeons are in a business to sell surgeries, like any other business selling their product.
It is up to US to do EVERYTHING we possibly can to avoid it and fix the problem without surgery if at all possible. Many ppl act like sheep following the first suggestion without investigating, researching other, non- invasive options and then DOING IT
Doctors these days are greedy and will recommend anything that will line the pockets of the hospital and/or themselves. Sick!
“What’s up with minorities treating other minorities badly?” Exactly. Very confusing aspect of arriving in this country in the 90’s. Thanks for providing insight about why this exists.
The irony of a person complaining about guns who owns one. Talks about racism but gives the impression gun is ok for minorities like myself - what about the European descent people??? The inability of basic awareness off one's viewpoints being so selfish is astounding
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Minorities is a made up word.
I am only American born in my family…strong ancestral roots, (Christians) in Berlin. My immigrant Father, (Christian) Orthodox) born in Aleppo, came to USA through Ellis Island. He volunteered Army, survived Battle of Bulge. I don’t look Arab as I am pale… people, generally speaking, believe all Arabs are terrorists, all Germans are Nazi and the only ones who suffered in WW11 were Jewish. None of those are true.
It’s because they are from 3rd world countries. A 3rd world country is a country where everybody looks the same but still can’t seem to be a half decent economy to supply jobs.
Thanks for truly caring about nature and the human race!
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I’ve experienced racism too. I was bullied by a professor and most of my classmates in college because I was a minority in engineering. It left me traumatized because I couldn’t believe how cruel and ignorant people can be. All these years, I’m still healing.
I was the same, but happened while at school. I would have reported it had I known it was wrong, but was too young then.
What’s interesting about these type of folk is, they will aim to provoke and destroy others minds and lives. Only to turn around and complain when someone does them dirty or some kind of illness or hardship falls on them. Often times aim to go as far as psychoanalyzing the very individuals and the mental illnesses that they fall prey to, compliments of their choice actions and behavior. 👀 It’s as if being successful in defiling, traumatizing, breaking and getting someone stuck is rewarding. I get that encountering such stupidity can be a thorn, but it isn’t the type of thorn that should leave you bearing anyone’s crosses. #period
I deal with racism and tribalism daily at work in particular. From white, black, Asian, etc. I am white Caucasian, non-visible minority in “multicultural “ Canada. Some of my coworkers seem to be either jealous or act superior. After 30 plus years of that I see it as their issue. I am often able to move on and accept it the same way I accept a pot hole while driving.
Sometimes there are a lot of potholes 😂
What's your race?
What is your race and ethncity?
Thank you Goobie and Doobie.✨
I prefer listening to you than all the dystopian TV and film crap they’re putting out today.
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Me too i like his personal
Dutch guy here in California. You said this is your job now. If you ask me it's a pleasure to see you work. Me and my wife are on the same page as you and sadly I stay home to avoid the crazy out there. Your videos keep me/us ground. Thinks Sir!! I appreciate you!
Same here Dutch guy. Black Hispanic female living in New York in a senior condo complex where there is a United nation of people. However, the complex caters to whites. Nice complex to live but not a place for minorities to socialize. As an example: one of my neighbors who is white moved here with her husband. Her apartment was always teeming with white visitors. She never once invited me nor any other minorities to visit. The husband passed away. Then she came knocking on my door asking me to come visit her. I refused because no other white person in the complex is visiting her. I suspect she has the idea that as a black person I must serve her. A sycophantic Hispanic couple caters to her. Well, my immediate neighbors don’t think much of me and I could care less,
Hoi Romo, ben je in staat het leven daar te vergelijken met het leven in NL? Vooral op werkgebied en hoe veilig voel je je daar?
Netherlands is so much better, at least what I heard. What are you doing in Cali?
@@hangover4833he’s free to travel as he pleases
California is a very big state, are you telling me your having trouble in Laguna Beach .. I was just there.. the areas that have the most trouble in the USA are major cities... I assume your in LA or San Francisco, because San Diego is pretty amazing .. as for Newsome and Taxes I agree cali if the worst
As a black person, I always find it insightful to hear other POC experiences with racism and discrimination, especially with the Asian American community, since their voice is rarely heard in such issues. Gaining greater perspective helps me understand and learn to be an better ally/neighbor to my fellow POC.
@@lashaye3627 interesting point. Asians …..most of them chose to come here. How they got here is much different than AA.
@@sunnyspaces7The original commenter didn't say she was AA. You do realize their are immigrants of African descent from the Caribbean, Africa and Latin America in the U.S., right ?
There are more African immigrants coming to US now than ever before @sunnyspaces7
Please, It’s not gonna stop Asian owner of beauty stores from following you around because I think you’re stealing. I was a young biology major who occasionally popped into one of those shops for a hair scrunchie but the way they fell over themselves thinking I was there to steal? Racism is everywhere and in every group
Must be nice to watch white people create everything and then you just come in and reap the benefits
As an Indian, it was eye-opening for me to move to Europe to understand how it feels like to face racism. But somehow it has also made me look inwards and taught me to value myself more.
Thanks for sharing what you learned ❤️
So you voluntarily moved away from India where you were a majority to pretend to be oppressed by white people?
India itself is a very discriminating country, from caste to race. Ask the dark-skinned Indians how they feel!
why dont you move back to india?
@@rafaelw8115 Facts. It's quite ironic.
Your stories and experiences of racism broke my heart. Humanity can be so awful and ugly and I am sorry that this has been part of your experience. You are beautiful inside and out and I am grateful for the way you share your life so openly with us. You are wise beyond years, and a real inspiration, Doctor.
He is a incarnation of a Hindu god
JeffreyPeters395: If you only knew my story, you would truly be heartbroken, and yet Nobody Cares.
It's not humanity.. it's the insecured ignorant idiots white Americans kids that were raised by racists parents. Most people are kind humans.
In korea they dogs. That ching is carrying his his lunch. Oy vey.
This white male approves👍🏻
As an immigrant Asian woman in my 20s living in North America, my recent travels in Asia gave me time for reflection, and I found myself thinking the same way about the world. I appreciate you putting these thoughts into words. The real issue lies within the system, and what pains me most is seeing oppressed people turning against others who are also oppressed. In the end, people should come together and recognize that their true adversary is not one another.
As an Indian living in India and watching this from India I am proud to be where I am today. Amerca would be the last resort where I would go even for a holiday.
And I think these "American opportunities" and "American Dream" are slightly overrated.
I am proud that my country is rising.
Take your people back in India with you. Honestly.
@@kittygurl1992I just burst out😂😂😂, that’s funny
@@priyankarmajumder4152 It has always been overrated. People came here never knowing about any of this degenerate society and fell right in! It’s pretty disheartening to watch, honestly.🌸
@@kittygurl1992 my people are already living in India as Indian citizens.
@ There’s 4 million Indians living in United States, can you take them with you and get them back to India please? It would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for being brave and conveying what a lot of minorities go through on a daily basis…..yes even today. No complaining involved, just telling the truth. ❤
Here in the USA, I witnessed and had to live through it - DeVry University being OPENLY RACIST and Discriminating the Black Students and the LATINO STUDENTS. They exercised racism in front of everyone!!! and they were PROUD of it.
Without minimizing your experience, I can say that whites experience racism too. I was once beaten badly by three guys, just for walking down the wrong street. As they were beating me, they kept shouting that they hate white people.
My parents raised me correctly. They worked for MLK's guy in VT, and showed me the importance of loving everyone. Even the experience of being badly beaten for being white, hasn't changed that.
Example please?
@@CancerZodiacAstrologyHoros-k7z Actually, the CC I was attending has a science program for Black and Latino students and the flyer says it loud and clear that they priorized those groups. I'm Asian and grew up with Black and Latino students, what about me? That's fucked up. So are you sure DeVry University said that? I don't see any programs that was inclusive of Asians but it was always Black and Latino students. Even the Latinos (not US citizen) that come over to America have DECA and that program priorize and help those students excel academically. Us Asian people growing up with Black and Latino people have to work very hard, no food stamps, welfare, and childcare. My mom doesn't speak English had to work 3 paid jobs and took care of me and my sister and we still didn't have much money and nothing in the end. The flyer doesn't include us Asian people, we need help too.
@@Megan-lr2hx It must be in more Recent Years because even back in 2005, 2006, 2007, they were doing racist practices openly and in front of everybody, shamelessly!! Like a White American Professor humiliating a well-behaved Young Black Student and telling him racist Remarks in front of a Room full of Students. Me being One of those students! Another incident was the way they treated a Hispanic Woman - their student and her child. She was Very Poor and didn't have internet at home and couldn't afford to buy a Computer. She needed to use their Library's Computer - Students were able to Go there and do their homework and research, even with their Children!! The White People did it every day after work. The latino woman was Super quiet and she had a daughter, they were both Very quiet people. But ONE DAY there was a Young Man WHITE STUDENT who didn't want them there; One Word of him and the LIBRARIAN told the Woman that her and her Daughter Could NOT use the LIBRARY anymore!! Not just that, but DEVRY UNIVERSITY loaned LAPTOPS to the WHITE STUDENTS because it was covered by their financial aid, but NEVER loaned One to the HISPANIC WOMAN especially knowing that She Couldn't Afford to BUY ONE, and that she was very poor and that She was a Single Mother with a Disable Child!! They Set her UP for FAILURE!!! The woman went into $60K in Debt thanks to DEVRY UNIVERSITY, they took ALL the money of her FINANCIAL AID, but didn't give her money for Transportation and food, and never gave her the LAPTOP they Offered - the Same LAPTOP they gave to their WHITE STUDENTS!!! DeVRY U Set her UP for FAILURE!!! She couldn't get her Degree only 40 Credits Short and NO MORE FINANCIAL AID for her from Government. DEVRY UNIVERSITY is a SCAM. That Hispanic Woman was ME!
Thanks for constant sharing of your thoughts, and for your love of this world.
Thank you for your gift
I first came across your video about quiting MIT through algorithm. As a Korean, it's interesting for me to watch your story living as a 3rd generation in US. And I sometimes just listen to your video like it's podcast for my English.
Thank you, have a nice one!
What does your first sentence mean?
Goobie made a video about quitting his job that went viral. This came up as a top video in many peoples “recommended videos” list via the you tube algorithm, especially if they tend to watch videos of this nature. That’s what he is referring too.
The story about you and your wife not being served in the restaurant really broke my heart. I hope you and your family are feeling lots of love from your viewers. I find your videos very healing and comforting. Thank you.
ya thats wild. incredibly dumb for them not to be served at a resort, when they've already been permitted entry. what was the point of not serving them? just super stupid actions by super stupid people
It happened to me and my friend at Applebees after the 2016 election.
A Hispanic coworker told me he and his family went to a restaurant and they didn’t want to serve them either… so I guess it’s still happening these days… some people have not evolved
@ very sad
i mean its just white american culture
This may be my favorite video yet, even though it is difficult to hear these things. I'm so appreciative of your sincerity and vulnerability. 🧡
I was shocked though. I wish you didn't feel like you need to carry a g-n.
Thank you for your gift ❤️
I am sorry you had to go through that. You are such a valuable person. Never doubt how valuable and wonderful you are!
You can look around you every time you go outside and find someone else who's experienced similar. It's me, it's my neighbors, etc., and while a lot of us are successful, we've been through, and continue to go through, a very unfair experience. Some of us speak out against it but a lot of us don't. A first step to fixing it is to be consistently inclusive/kind to someone who doesn't look like you.
Goobie you have such a pure soul. It's so wonderful hearing you speak and really helps me put things into perspective. Thank you for putting these videos out so consistently, always look forward to an upload.
I'm black and Puerto Rican, with some German and Native American in there. Both sides of my family have mostly been in America longer than most Americans. Growing up in Indianapolis, I had to be either fully white or fully black, otherwise it was fights nearly daily. Eventually, immigrant and Mexican hate started to creep in when I was a teen, and that made some of life a bit harder, especially with my white friends. Then 9/11 hit, and I felt the full brunt of American racism, where people started treating me like I was Middle Eastern. I even joined the military, and had people be racist to me while in uniform. Fast forward to 2015, and hearing the Trump rhetoric, I knew what it was and what it meant. But back then I was called naive, a snowflake, etc. Fast forward to today, and I am finally in full recognition of America's racism, and I've lost all trust in this country. I can't keep getting slapped all these years, and be expected to love this country. I'm growing to hate it and the people in it, and despite seeing examples of people trying to learn about racism and discrimination, I don't have faith for the majority.
Try not to let their actions determine who you are. They’re already succeeding if you’re feeling this way. Don’t be pulled in. Hatred feeds off hatred. Don’t feed them anymore. ❤ I’m sorry, my words are so empty, I’ve returned to your comment several times wanting to say something but I falter. I did just leave a general comment referencing a book you might find useful - “The Courage to be Disliked” by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga. Despite being a meditator for 50 years, reading scads of books regarding spirituality and enlightenment, seeing a therapist, I still have a long way to go and so I appreciate tools of all kinds. This book was a huge surprise to me and beckons being read multiple times. Its simplicity is powerful. You’ve been through muck and mire, don’t waste those experiences. As Dr Gooby says, we’re in this together, slogging and muddling our way through the mucky life but like the lotus flower will rise beautifully out of the muck towards the sun and sky.
Why don't you move to more open-minded states. Seattle , California, Las Vegas. I totally felt that in America, every state atmosphere was different.
some people are just pricks, some others aren't. You shouldn't generalise all America as racist, or Trump supporters. There are good people everywhere you just have to find them
Totally understand your frustrations. Many Americans are experiencing the same or similar. Try to build the best ways to cope. Self soothing is always helping. I have my favorite people, places and things. Thanks for your service.
Hey guy, you can come to texas, state is like California, lots of interacting with each other, you sound like you need a freind, seem like you have a good heart hang in there, there are good souls out there, you sound like you have dignity, Puerto Ricans have good heart❤
You brought me back to when I first met my friend Quyen in elementary school. I remember we were lining up at the door to go somewhere and I remember some kids were saying she smelled gross. I also used to get bullied as a kid.. I don’t know why, but I knew how it felt. I was so mad that I stepped in and told them off and I remember telling her not to listen to them because they’re just stupid. We’re still very close to this day!!
It was very nice of you. Hope she treated you good Vietnamese food unless you are also from Vietnam
@@NguyenLe-sl1tr Fish sauce and pho soup noodles?
Thank you for mentioning this, as a Asian my experience parallels yours and sadly it was from so called institutions of learning that I faced some woeful discrimination.
I’m so sorry to hear you suffered abuse. We all suffered bullying. Sending Joy!
That is sad and my heart goes out to you.
@@littlegreen9274 majorities can suffer bullying inside there own home. Bullying from religious figures. This is about understanding someone experience not score keeping.
As an Asian American, I have experienced discrimination and racism too. We are all human beings with the same basic needs and wishes. Love to us all! 🌈❤️💙🌈
actually we have an additional basic need that others don't --- rice and spicy food .
How many blonde and redheaded leaders in Asia. Countries?
@@curtislowe195 I don't think USA allowed minorities into the political system out of altruism, but rather the demographics of the country has forced them to this. With a history of slavery, they had no choice but eventually count the Blacks as part of the census, when deciding number or representatives in the Congress, at one point Black people were counted 3/5ths of a White man when deciding number of representatives from each state. If the White founders had their way, they would have genocided every non white people the way they attempted with the Native Americans.
@@curtislowe195Plenty. Most Asian countries are occupied by US military, with the exception of China.
As a half Asian American man we have an unspoken experience where direct racism is leveled on us on a daily basis and we're not allowed to or expected to complain about it. Which is why I'm amazed to see Asian American men who are far right and voting for Trump, also shocking to see Asian women marrying right wing white men like my father and then struggling to raise children like me
My husband is Asian, I am not. He moved here from Thailand when he was 16. He has a couple friends who are Asian, but most of his friends are white. The people who helped him stay in this country were white. They gave him the money he needed to go to college. He told them he would pay them back with interest. They said they were not worried about it. There were other people who helped him out and they were white. All his friends in college were white. He finished college and got a job in his field and paid them all back. He has always had a job even when the economy was bad because he was really good at what he did. Every boss he had and most of his coworkers were white. He never felt discriminated against. He bought a house when he was around 25 years old. No one stopped him from buying the house. He is still friends with people he knew from his beginning here. He has never had difficulty getting a job, working, living in a community. He’s 68 now. This country has given him so much and so many people helped him along his way. His mom and sisters were able to immigrate here because of he was able to succeed in becoming a US citizen. If it were not for all the people, Americans, who helped him, his story would have been different. I have friends from many countries. We all play volleyball together. No one discriminates. Kids are mean. Maybe since my husband came here in high school people were not mean. He was the only Asian student in that school. He met a boy who asked his parents to help him. Americans in general are good people. Obviously, there are a lot of people who watch and follow you and it had nothing to do with your race and everything to do with your character. He has travelled all over the earth because of his job and he never has felt discriminated against.
FYI. You need to look up George Floyd’s cause of death please.
@@SLPkelly "Never felt discriminated against" lol what a boomer take. no offense. I get looks EVERY SINGLE DAY
"so many opportunities." it costs $4,000 to get in an ambulance lol
@@SLPkelly Also 75% of Asian American men didn't vote for Trump. highest of any demographic. Trump voting right leaning Asians are in the minority. And thank god for that
@@SLPkelly For someone who is neither Asian nor Black nor Othered, you sure have a lot to say… about nothing. And what does George Floyd have to do with this? You show your true colors here, and they aren’t pretty.
@@SLPkelly You’re not Asian. And as a white woman, I think that you should just listen. This isn’t your space to negate the experiences of racism that Goobie and other BIPOC face with a defensive story about how great Americans are and how your husband didn’t experience discrimination. There is systemic racism in this country, along with other isms like homophobia, for example. (And what do you want to tell us about the murder of George Floyd that needs to be looked up?)
I love hanging out with both of you. Thank you for this opportunity to experience your journey!
Take photos and Google lens the mushrooms. 🍄 Fascinate me.
Be safe and be well. See you later👋🏾
I am sad for America right now. I thought that humanity is evolving toward being morally better, but I'm not sure now.
We just have to keep fighting, keep being a role model for what we hope for humanity.
Thank you for being a role model Goobie.
define better
I'm on board with you!
No disrespect but do you mean him, you and us whom understand. Or do you think American is the role model, still?!
@@khadijah3519or you start thinking India is the role model now?
I see so many people on his trail being friendly. Yes, individual incidents occur, but, I do believe the hate doesn’t represent most of us. I hope that if we see hateful behavior, we don’t ignore our fellow citizens. We need to speak up and support people who are being mistreated. That is what I taught my students.
I feel this too. From my own race, Filipino who hates their own race and admire other race is just absurd. I learn to be humble towards other people regardless of their ethnicity and status.
Thank you for sharing your information. Just don’t give up on humanity.
Racism is stupid and childish. We chose to live in a mixed neighborhood and we take care of each other here. When we have cookouts, the offerings are diverse, fun, and super tasty. Personally, I look at people as souls. Just be a good human. Love your neighbor as yourself. Thoughtful video! Thank you!
I like that approach. Unfortunately, my partner is white and the town he's from is white (face palm) but I am planning to take him abroad in the future to experience the cultures I love and appreciate.
You are healing people on the next level. Thank you for sharing your experience knowledge and your thought … I appreciate you so much
I am Haitian by decent but born and raised in the US. When I was growing up in Miami, I’m sad to say that I was ashamed of my Haitian heritage, and I wouldn’t tell anyone. The African-Americans didn’t like us, the Cubans didn’t like us, and we were not white and being in the south I always felt just so out of place. I remember I always wanted my mom to speak to us only in English… Even though she had a pretty good accent… I thought somehow that that would hide me in the crowd whether they’re at the grocery store or in our neighborhood. I remember there was a girl named Gayle who was in my elementary school and she was so proud to be Haitian. I was envious of her as I would watch her wear her y-shirts promoting the Haitian culture. Dummy me didn’t catch up until my 20s when I started realizing what a vibrant, strong, independent, intelligent group I am blessed to be born into. I think all cultures have gifts and talents, as well as intelligence. However, there is no other country that’s ever become independent on its own as a black republic, and I take pride in that. Needless to say, I’m proud to say that I am an MDJD now. God has been better than good to me and let me to the right people and down the right avenues to reach my goals. I’m also thankful to be able to give back to the less fortunate because I know what it feels like.
"The broken world waits in darkness for the light that is in you." - L.R. Knost
I intentionally don't own a TV, but I always look forward to watching your thought-provoking videos. As an older half-Chinese Alaskan, I spend much of my free time in nature with my dog. Your videos, along with the insightful discussions in the comment section, give me hope that this community will continue to grow. Together, we can help spark positive change in these challenging times. I have never posted before in a comment section, but feel compelled to thank you!
Hello friend 👋❤️ your doggie friend is really cute 🥰
Thank you Dr. Goobie. I am so grateful to have known your channel. I am still learning from you everyday. You are a good person, honest, sensitive, intelligent and humble. I have so much respect for you. Love to your family.
I was raised on a homestead in Alaska with my white mother, grandparents and when I was 4 , stepfather. Growing up I experienced name calling and assumed I was Alaskan Native. When I would ask my mother about my biofather she would shut down …there was something secretive about my birth. I thought she got the wrong baby, bc I didn’t look nor behave anything like her or family ..as I got older I would look around the room and wonder ..”how did I get here and who are these people”…I have learned so much since this time..and feel my soul chose this experience ..I spent my lifetime trying to fit in , trying to find my tribe ..I now feel I’ve been homesick for my Galactic family…it was not about the human family.
Believe me I have the same feeling. There is a short movie called the volunteers, it is here on youtoube. I must have came here to rescue my soul tribe ....when I was a kid, I could not understand the system on the world, people seemed awkward to me. So know, you are not alone. I also gave native blood in me. Taking into consideration those are the oldest clans to have come here....your feelings are legit.
I have the same feeling. You are not alone. Search for the short movie the volunteers here
bro.. you arent discriminated because of race its because if youw own father ddint bother tostick aroound , then something must be wrong with you
I love your walks and what you share. As a women I could not walk where you walk in those beautiful woods. All my life I have looked over my shoulder when I wall alone. I use to work downtown, and parked in an underground parking lot and anxiety was always heightened walking to work and back. It is not a form of racism, yet I do have an understanding how unsafe it is to be in this world.
I’ve had the same experience as a women. I’ll never forget the anger I had when I was given mace by my parents when I went off to college. Not at my parents, but at our society for not creating a safe place for women. I felt undervalued and unimportant.
Now do your part and marry an Asian.....diversity is key!!
Here in Australia. A professional of African decent. Recently suffered a huge injustice in the workplace by a person in a position of power. What scared me mostly was to see others stand on and watch😢 couldn’t stand the humiliation and left. Now having to start all over again. White privilege is real!
I'm sorry that happened to you. Sadly, there are a lot of people with illogical beliefs and some who are narcissistic, which has been fueled by reality TV shows like Big Brother. It has fostered more deviant behavior to bubble up in office politics. As a white woman with more brains than the average, I have been victimized more times than I care to reflect upon. However, I just want you to know that you are not alone and even if you're white, some jerk would still feel the need to sacrifice you. I just want the world to become a better place where we can care about eachother simply because we're all human.
I’m also in the same situation too
I’m sorry that happened and I worry about the same happening to me. It’s inevitable, unfortunately. (Similar background as you).
It truly is, I recently Suffered from it and it Scared me too!! I am a White Skin Latina Woman with Brown Eyes and very light brown hair, and I am treated sometimes, here in Washington State USA, as if I am INFERIOR to ALL the white people around. There are some White Supremacists here in Washington State that See me as an Actual Slave. I am NOT kidding!! It's Scary!
@@littlegreen9274 I used to think that White Privilege wasn't REAL until I had to live with the negative IMPACT of it, and were shown very publicly and very CLEARLY that WHITE PEOPLE are SUPERIOR to ME in every way, shape, and form.
"Sometimes the Only thing that People in POWER listen to, is MONEY & PROPERTY" "they don't care about PEOPLE that much" VERY WELL SAID!
As an indigenous American (Choctaw) I can completely agree and not enough Americans are familiar or educated on this topic. Heck far to many Americans don’t even know that my ancestors were slaughtered so genocidal European colonizers could flee the country they didn’t like (Europe) to come here & form a new country on someone else’s land! Some of them don’t even know we STILL exist on our own land!!! A woman made a TikTok video a few days ago where she videoed a group of kids in Arizona who were walking (on a field trip) with one or two adults and she decided to call the cops and report them as illegals!!! If she knew ANYTHING about my people she would’ve known that the Navajo Nation (largest tribe in US) is located in Arizona and that an indigenous American school is located just miles from her home!!! I do NOT for a minute believe she thought these were illegals she’s just racist!!! It’s amazing when racism is on the rise like it hasn’t been in quite some time people want to DENY it even exists!!! ALL minority communities need to come together stick together and have each other’s backs!!! NO ONE should be discriminated against EVER!!! I’m sorry this happened to you. It honestly breaks my heart to hear this.
Nanaya cha I hullo um nakfi~
(✌🏼 & 🫶🏼 my brother)
❤CHAHTA OKLA🪶
(THE CHOCTAW NATION)
In short Europeans under the leadership and influence of their hateful elites, fascist feudal class, had completely destroyed old Europe, and their ilk has spread across to N.America and is now destroying the natives as well as their own, just like they did in Europe. The european capitalists have done this for centuries, everywhere they go, you'd see hate, death and destructions!
It is similar to what is/has been going on in Palestine.
You look white
Thank you, Dr Goobie. Your story is powerful and seems to be resonating among many in your audience. I am Irish American, but have come to realize the interconnected nature of humanity. There is collective shift in consciousness. We must learn to listen and uphold each other more. It was a Vietnamese Buddhist temple I came to during covid. They understandably had reservations about allowing me to join in at first. But over time, I noticed a bridge forming rather than a barrier. As I immersed myself in the ways of the temple, I found practical solutions that could be implemented in the real world. Thich Nhat Hanh promoted a vision of engaged buddhism. Where teachings of compassion and understanding go hand in hand with social justice. At this stage, I dont think left or right. But go the middle way. Cultural appreciation must come from a place of mutual respect and understanding, not appropriation and ignorance.
Man, you look good, really and your eyes are fantastic 😸 We Poles 🇵🇱 knew exactly well what war and injustice means. But wherever, when you stand out, people will keep their distance - normal 🕉️🐅
Hi dear colleague, had my surgery ACDF c5-6 c6-7, made a miraculous recovery, up to some mischief, a lot may be 😂. Much love and gratitude to you and neurosurgeon colleagues
I’m a 23 year old white male, i also have adhd (predominantly inattentive) and aspergers. I’ve also got diabetes type 1. I support everyone who are different, because hate just leads to destroying yourself and hurting others.
which state are you from.Great comment
I grew up in a small town in Florida. 80’s and 90’s . My brother and I were the only Asians in the whole town . It sucked. We dealt with racism from everyone. Everyone.
so horrible 😞😞😞
Bet you married a white man though
I listened to the end… I like the way you expressing yourself, straight forward, relaxed, no worries… whatever you said and you filmed, full of free spirit. Love it!
I’m Chinese, live in Canada, and avoid going to the US as much as I possibly can for exactly this issue.
Is it better in Canada for Asians?
@@acelgallander2497 My Chinese South African friends moved to Canada...their daughters travel to the US without any issues...the daughters seem to have no issues and love the states...the parents refuse to go to the states...I have never asked.
@@acelgallander2497 Same dark history, the Canadian Government only apologized in 2006 prior to an election ! th-cam.com/video/bq1bYDKTMlU/w-d-xo.html
@@acelgallander2497 no
@@acelgallander2497 Same question to u as a chinese living in the US. And I do experience lots of racism and discrimination here
Apparently being nice and kind to your fellow man is called "woke" these days.
What is your definition of “woke” cause your statement makes zero sense unless I can understand your definition.
Woke means awakened to what’s really happening in our societies, especially systemic injustices
As a Korean who grew up in Maine I can relate to everything you are saying in this video. 😊
Thank you for sharing your story! Came here from Jamaica back in 1999. The interesting thing is I’ve never been conscious of my blackness until I moved to the United States. I learned quickly that being black is bad enough but a black man with a foreign accent in aviation maintenance every single day bears the burden of proof of my competence, innocence and the right to exist in this country
I appreciate you and what you represent in your field. Thanks for allowing my son to see someone who looks like him as he is pursuing his dream. Keep your head up always.
I never experienced racism until I went out into this evil world. I miss you Mom and Dad , so thankful for you keeping our home safe and free from the evils of this world. 💔
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Unfortunately, racism is taught and has been part of America since it creation. America has perfected racism over hundreds of years and we are seeing it in action as I type these words. As a black Oklahoman, born and raised, racism was and has been part of my 60 years on this earth. The only good I can say is that surprisingly my life was better than my parent, grandparents, great-grandparents, and great great-grandparents. Sad that humans can be so evil.
Racism came when the Europeans colonized the Americas.
Bringing their racism and hate with who ever didn't look European
Racism is not taught. There’s a study using babies when they haven’t fully taught to hate yet and shows that they “discriminate” things that are different them. We humans are wired to group with whatever that’s similar to us. We actually learn not to discriminate by interactions and experience.
Blacks and asians are racists too . Go outside America and see
Hate and choosing that which is familiar is two different things. Racist hatred is indeed taught.
@@heidiw3615 I've seen with my own eyes children taught to hate other cultures and races. You mention a study that shows babies reacting to 'things' that are different to them - we're talking about people, not things, different or otherwise. I cannot believe any baby differentiates between human strangers based on their race. It's a ridiculous concept, imho.
Racism against Asians have been so normalized in the United States. I had to heal decades of trauma from it from bullying in my formative years. I would always let it slide. Now I check anyone right away when I hear something. The younger version of myself would be proud
Racism against non whites in general is normalized. It’s just groups are willing to stand up against it more than others.
I can’t name one race white haven’t been racist to, what’s up with them so stuck in the freaking past?
@@majorlazor5058normalized in what way?
@@brianmeen2158 it’s common to tell racist jokes about nonwhite people on many jobs. I had a roommate who complained about all the Mexican jokes his coworkers told. I once had a sales job where my white boss would do racist accents of black, Latino and Asian people and my white coworkers would laugh. I had white friends in college who almost exclusively told edgy racist jokes. So that’s what I mean.
The younger me got into frequent “trouble” checking people. The current version of me sees that behaviour as a blessing as it clearly shows me who is in/out of my circle.
This is a difficult subject, I'm sorry Goobie, for all these bad situations, I just want to hug you, with all my heart. Some people are crazy for hurting you because you are an amazing guy, so kind, benevolent, intelligent and wise. Your courage and honesty are inspiration to me. I'm sure that after opening your heart you will feel better, free and strong. Thank you for sharing your moments and thoughts ❤
As a white woman my apologies go out to you and everyone who has been a victim of racism. Once I had a patient in my care who had aryan brotherhood tattoos all over his body. When we weaned him off the ventilator, I capped his trach tube and he could finally talk the first thing out of his mouth was racial slurs against Jews. He crashed on us one shift and we coded him and saved his life. It was ironically me with 3 African-American coworkers. Apparently white supremacists also view brown eyed white people as inferior as well! Anyway I guess I was pretty naïve because my parents didn’t raise me to be racist. I’m certainly praying for us all every day.
I feel you are a kindred spirit and really appreciate your videos sir.
@ it’s hard to explain. I agree with you and while I don’t feel personally responsible I do feel that acknowledging the hurt people have experienced is an important step in our collective healing. I’m actually sorry for all of harm we have done to one another regardless of skin pigment and physical traits. It’s all wrong but sadly where we are at in 2024. I think the media is playing a large role in keeping all of this going. Forgiving ourselves and one another just happens to be a therapeutic thing we do regularly in the spiritual path I practice as well as being humble. Please forgive me if my comment was offensive.
I'm Glad you mentioned it; YES!!! White Supremacists deem BROWN EYES as inferior. I KNOW that for SURE!!!
Racism here in America and England is Truly Disgusting.
@@BlossomAndEddie Racist People and White Supremacists here in the USA ruined my life, and I didn't think that in the Year 2025 I was still going to be dealing with it, but it's Stronger than ever!
@littlegreen9274 you are absolutely immature.
I am a1st generation Chinese-Korean, I came to the US in the early 1980s. I experienced a lot of the mocking stuff. People in my generation didn't socialize with other ethnic groups. For me, all the people I knew were other Chinese people from China, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, etc. The experiences from my childhood is the reason why I never wanted to make friends with anyone who wasn't Chinese. My family left South Korea because of discrimination there.
That era was crazy judging from history, I can’t even imagine what you might have gone through .
China Korea? U mean Chinese theres no china+korea WTF
@@JaeyGim-jk2zt There are Chinese people living in Korea.
@@JaeyGim-jk2zt You got Korean people living in China, and they are called 朝鲜族(Cháoxiǎn zú) They were Korean people that were captured by the Manchus and sent to China in the 17th century.
@@Ace1000ks 17th century means Chinese they mixed lived like Chinese more importantly China names and Communist plus identifying as Chinese means China
I was bullied for my Pakistani accent when I moved to America at age 14, even publicly. I wanted to fit in so bad that I've faked an American accent the last 15 years, and I have a mental block of letting it go because it's messed with me emotionally and even physically. I pray to God to give me strength, cuz I've been unable to embrace my insecurities, and I want people to just not fixate on the accent
I'm sure the Simpson's TV series didn't make it any easier.
@@jaylee8104 nah. the jokes, the imitations, man, it gets to you
I don't even have an Indian accent because I grew up in America. But at times in my life, people have imitated what I've said back to me in an Indian accent, even a well-respected doctor I worked with. I feel your pain, it's disgusting behavior. My way of dealing with it is to call it out every time I see it, which isn't often anymore, but it happens.
@@rajmathew6220 Thank you for your comment. That's a better way of dealing with it rather than bottling it up
That is what Americans DO; they are Expert at DESTROYING YOU from the inside Out.
Thank you for speaking about the rampant (often silent) racism against the Asians in this country. We are truly a resilient culture and with our parents teaching us to not dwell in this but to show the world by achieving successes - in education, life and career - to beat such racism of us. I am so proud of my fellow Korean-Americans like you and other as well as all Asians for having stuck through this society's ill wills towards us and beating them! FIGHTING!!!
Do Asians fight for the rights of blonde and redheaded people in Asian countries or are our eyes too round to be leaders in Asian countries?
Thank you for sharing your story. It's not easy because there's enough people out there whose worldview hinges on racism not being "real." I am white and in the US south, but I was lucky to be raised in a progressive household so I understood racism existed, but I didn't understand how deep the rot went until I was a bit older.
I vividly recall the moment that opened my eyes. I walked into an art supply store in Chicago when they were having a "spin the wheel" style giveaway. I, a young college student, was cheerfully and warmly told by the worker running the giveaway to come back every day that week to play again. After collecting a prize, I walked away and started browsing items nearby that counter. Soon, a black man came up to the prize wheel and was flatly, unkindly told it was a one time per person before being given a spin. It was such a different tone and take that I was flabbergasted. From then on, I learned how to start seeing it and have made it a life mission to ensure I never treat other people so wildly differently based on appearance like that one worker did.
It happens everyday and it's tiring dealing with it. The guy at the front desk at the gym is ALWAYS cold and answers in monosyllable, when I swipe my card in the mornings, not the same with white folks, always smiling and trying to engage them. He doesn't even care that I notice.
Any comments on the lack of blonde and redheaded leaders in Africa Asia and the middle east?
@@curtislowe195That would be due to blonde and red hair being a predominantly European trait.
You liar. Nice story though.
We all voted for Trump because of one main reason. He s going to reduce the number of non whites in the USA. I know you were excited too when you heard that.
@@goblinelemental what did the progressives tell you about all the countries with no blonde or redheaded leaders...
No black haired, Brown eyed dark skinned person has ever lifted a finger to help a blonde or redheaded person....their sole purpose is to try to destroy anything that isn't a highly diverse black-haired brown-eyed dark skinned person
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Heartbreaking stories. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Dr. Goobie. I love to watch your video, and feels like listening a friend's talk. You video made me want to move to Washington state from California. It seems too dry here, hardly to find mushroom.
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Goobie, thank you for the video. I like how Asian people look. I like how Native American look. I like how African American look. I like how other people look like especially when they smile at each other with kindness. I see the darkness of racism here and there as you shared in this video. We are at the point right now that we need to unite by the character/ thought/ consciousness instead of how we look. Otherwise we will destroy ourselves.
Not all people of African descent are "African American" so the correct term you are looking for is "people of African descent".
Hey! I am half asian half white, im 24 years old. Ever since I was a kid my white family never really accepted me, I always wasn’t really accepted well in school either. As an adult people just sort of ignore me. It used to bother me a ton, an absolute ton when I was younger but now I read a lot of philosophy and realized it is just human nature for them to act this way. I gather the strength within myself to endure the injustice but also choose not to be like them, and focus on my goals and being the best I can be. I really look up to you and I just wanted to let you know that. Thank you for your channel.
You exist and you’re alive. That’s all that matters
Racism and discrimination are unfortunate realities in our world, and while they may persist, I choose not to let them define me or hold me back. As an Asian, I have experienced these challenges throughout my life, but I believe in focusing on resilience and personal growth. While I can't singlehandedly eliminate these issues, I can rise above them and continue to move forward.
Thank you for sharing your personal story with us Doobie, I've had very similar experiences of discrimination in my life, as a child and as an adult. I think lots of people still have a long way to go to be able to live with respect amongst others that might appear different from them, but are truly more similar than different.
I myself an Asian and have gone through a lot of discrimination and racism living in the US. I have two children and sometimes I worried about them living in this country with racism that would not go away. I tried to stay most of my time not going outside minimizing interactions with people. I would think that racism won't go away even in my lifetime because people would not fight for justice unless they are affected by injustice.
This is why I pack, and won't hesitate.
Just found u!!!! Enjoy your videos a lot! Retired RN so really appreciate your insightful thoughts on everything. Discrimination happens every day! Odious.... Awful, debilating, soul destroying!!! I just returned from Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand. So much fun....the people were so kind happy joyous & resilient. Love them all. Help me understand why I never met such nice people in Toronto with huge Asian population.
I think what you are doing now is wildly more important than your prior life as a doctor. You are a light. We need as much goodness and kindness as we can muster now and in the future. ❤❤
Your the only.korean i.have heard actually understand our situation in america. We are not accepted just tolerated. I have never felt i belonged in america and i am born and raised here
Tolerated like they say of blacks in this country.
Why does everyone leave every country except the racist ones?
@curtislowe195 get out of ukraine
Get out of korea
Get out of germany
Get ouy of japan
Get all of the military bases out so americans dont give trillions of wasted tax dollars
Hi Goobie, I've been following your channel for a few weeks now. I really appreciate you being so honest and sharing those hardships with us. I'm sorry you had to endure that.
Thank you for another great video and talking about topics many of us are afraid to discuss. I am sorry you experience racism in your own country.
I came to the US in my early twenties thinking how great is here with all the different races, cultures living together happily, I was so naive. But every time I questioned racism or inequality I was told if I don’t like it I should go back home. And it’s 2024 and we still deal with the same issues.
I so agree with you on the influence of tv. I wish we humans would be smarter and cooperate with each other than against each other. We definitely have the potential to work together.
Thanks for the hike you took me on, and I also agree with your topic of 'racism and discrimination'! Everyone in this world should be able to sense that none of us are higher, lesser nor more important than another. In short, when one's body has to function as everyone else, when the requirement of existing in this world are the same, then its is crystal clear that we are not different from one another.
Trauma is a powerful thing that imprints on the mind in such a profound way. It’s good to see how you were able to overcome this mental block
Thanks for taking the time to talk about this Doctor I never hear anyone talk intelligent especially on these issues. People are addicted to their own cortisol and the anxiety rush it provides that is why they love to grab onto something that gives them anxiety like being racist or fighting or watching the polarized news because they want to be polarized and you can forget telling them washington red and blue is a tactic to divide the masses so as not to be questioned about tax spending and starting wars, Awesome video!
exactly. These algorithms rely on the monkey brain that has that knee-jer reaction of anger and other negative emotions to drive clicks and get $$$ and it's driving the country to hate.
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What a Doobie! Yes she is super cute! Yes, discrimination is very real. I am Mexican American, and have felt it throughout my life, in elementary school, high school, college was better. There was also a toxic environment in my workplace. I'm grateful to be retired now. Thanks for your insights.
What has Mexico done for whites?
Man, you are genuinely such a breath of a fresh air. Please keep doing what you’re doing. It feels so nice to be able to relate to someone about the state of the world. Being autistic is cool in a lot of ways, but it does unfortunately come with certain downsides, one of which is being able to perceive things more objectively than many neurotypical people often do.
Just watched your video about accepting the collapse of civilization as well. I’m going through the same thing. It’s so painful, so weighty, the magnitude of the destruction our actions as a species are about to unleash on the planet.
And to add salt in the wound, I am complicit. I eat meat, and I don’t particularly want to give it up. Another downside of autism. Changing my diet, routine, anything like that is incredibly distressing.
So I just smoke a shit ton of weed to cope with all this. What the fuck else can I actually do? Nobody seems interested in seeing reality for what it is. They’re either not intellectually equipped to understand, or they’re too emotionally weak to believe such a bleak truth. Anti-intellectualism has completely taken over the culture. We’re in for a dark age, everyone. Buckle up.
That’s how blacks have always felt.thanks for sharing.
Stop being a perpetual victim.
@@pianoandguitarlover2773smh I’m just done with America. Race is all bs
I live in Singapore and as a majority, I have never experienced racism. But I'm always mindful of my interactions witn friends of other races. My dad's best friend was an Indian man and from young we are taught everyone is equal. Respect diversity.
I guess you have zero idea about American history and culture.
US is the land of hate, the hate originated from Europe, not contend with grabbing the entire continent, they completely wiped out the natives.
Today, USnUK the 2 most hateful regimes, are funding gen o side in Gaza, every single day, every single life they took are either for fun, a king of sport, or for profit by fueling wars. Let that sink in for a moment. US legitimizes global ge no, because they CAN and nobody is willing to put a stop to it....and so it continues.
I like how Singapore prioritized integration and showed immense support for each of the 3 main ethnicities of Singapore.
I’ve experienced racism as soon as my family immigrated to the USA from Cambodia. But the worst times were when I was in my early teens from Junior High to High schools. I had witnessed three of my friends being killed and I myself was beaten and thrown into the dumpster and left to die. Fortunately a woman found me when she opened the dumpster and found me. I was targeted by blacks and Hispanic boys. The neighborhood I grew up in was predominantly Blacks and Hispanic. I couldn’t wait to graduate from high school just so that I can escape from the nightmare. I enlisted in the army and served 12 years (Active) until I was medically discharged due to injuries that I sustained while I was in Afghanistan. Now that Trump is re elected, he and his enablers will show their true intentions about what they will do to the people of color.
Yes blacks and Hispanics are very racist
Both groups mentioned are very racist
I'm so sorry that you went through so much. I've never understood why other marginalized ethnic groups are the worst when dealing with folks outside of their 'group'.
Trump will deport you back to Cambodia.
I’m so sorry you went through this! It’s amazing that so many immigrants serve this country after the way this country treats them!! I’m indigenous American and we serve at a rate 5 times higher than any other group in America and that’s after EVERYTHING this gov did and STILL does to discriminate against our people!! I’ll never understand how those minority groups who went to war for this country felt when they came home and were treated differently & received less or none of the benefits the whyte soldiers received!! If not for Navajo Code Talkers who knows what Europe would look like today!! In the next four years we MUST all come together and protect one another! I’m afraid that we’re going to witness atrocities committed towards immigrants by Trumpturd and his admin!! We only got a small taste of it from 2016-2020 when very kidnapped thousands of kids from their own parents at the border!! Saddest part is hundreds of those kids are STILL not accounted for and have NOT been returned to their families but their families have been deported!!! I shudder to think of where those poor babies are today!!😢😢😢 All minority communities must come together STAY together and do whatever we can to protect one another!!
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You’re such a kind human being with such a big heart and YES you are doing something good for society!!! There are WAY too many negative TH-cam channels out there we need MORE positive channels like yours!!! I don’t know you personally BUT I know a good person when I see/meet one rather it’s in person or online!!! Thank you for this video people need to hear this message especially right now!!
BTW my son daughter in law and their two children lived in Port Orchard Wa and just recently moved from Wa to Or due to a job promotion!! My daughter in law HATES Oregon and they’re ALREADY looking for a way to return to Wa!! I was getting ready to buy a tiny home in Wa when they suddenly moved & was devastated when they decided to move but good news is they’ll be going back which means I’ll eventually be buying my tiny home in Wa:-)
You a liar.
We all know what goes inside your mind when you see non whites.
Thank you for the courage to share your experience of racism in America -as an American- and doing so to encourage empathy. ❤
I feel how you are feeling. We all need to forgive and forget, share and care, empathize and observe. We are children of the God and wish peace and happiness.
May all of us blessed with abundance of love, peace and happiness!
l learn a lot of real life in America due to your sharing. Love that! It is so much different from the American movies and tv dramas, entertainment shows. Now I have more perspective in understanding American society. Thanks🎉
Im sorry about this brother, I am black so I can relate to some degree. No one deserves to feel less than because of how they were born. Asian men and black men should come together and unite
I am so sorry that you've faced so much racism, even if it is expected in America, unfortunately. As a black woman it's healing for racism to be acknowledged and not just told that it isn't real, so thank you. One of my best friends from high school is Asian, and I remember being so surprised when she told me how ashamed she was made to feel about her face because she is Asian. It broke my heart because she is so stunning, and had things I wished I had, like long beautiful flowing hair. And she told me I had big beautiful eyes. And it hurt to see how neither of us felt as beautiful as we saw the other because of the illusion of ugliness pushed onto us by these harmful and cruel stereotypes. As a medical student, I am moved by your empathy and respect your journey so much as a former neurosurgeon and more importantly as a person. Thank you for your honesty about your spiritual experiences and your acknowledgement of difficulty faced by all people. It is so important, and means so much. I often fear that when I graduate as a doctor next year, people will assume I am not smart enough because I am not white or Asian. But it gives me a lot of hope to know that there are people like you in medicine, even if you have left the profession, which I also respect you for now that I've had a taste of what it requires.
As an Asian American, I have been experiencing discrimination and racism both from the white and the black until now. My son was also bullied and singled out in his all-white-boy (except him) baseball team, even though he is half Asian and half White. I could never fit in the team moms, and a few times during watching the baseball games, some little kids asked me why I was there while their moms heard that and said nothing. Later, my son quit the baseball team and got into the track and field team, he felt much better and welcomed due to the diversity, so as his university now.
They are useless and stupid, hurtful yes, but useless garbage.
Where in usa and what years was this?
No other race will ever match the discrimination and hate Asians have for darker skinned people anywhere on planet earth!
Main reason some bIacks are racist against Asians has to do with the perception that most Asians hate everything about bIacks on a primitive level. Even if this isn't true, most Asian cultures literally despise dark skin, so it's not difficult to do the math and assume they will dislike you for it. Is it an absolute conclusion? No. There are many great Asian people out there who are kind and open minded, but the perception is that they are an extreme minority. That said that is where it comes from. That plus the general insularity of most Asian communities, where they usually only hang out not just with other Asians, but others Asians of similar ethnic/national stock. The only exception to this is white people, but that has more to do with Asians desperately trying to fit in with whites who are seen in Asian circles as the pinnacle of human beings. Let's be honest, there is a reason Asian women are more likely to date white than Asian. It's about obtaining "good" European jeans and DNA. Eugenics. That is the cold motivation. I rarely see Asians spending time with any demographic that isn't white, or from their respective clan. Essentially, the other races don't exist (or are inconsequential) to many of them.
@@davidpark2509no matter where you’re, it happens everywhere
Fear creates ignorance, unfortunately. Thank you for sharing. I feel helps open hearts to understand. Blessings
I am also Asian in Canada. For some reason I was not singled out to be bullied from white classmates but my Cambodian friend at different class had a tough time. He was singled out the first day of school and he knows martial arts. When bullied He asked to fight the leader after school. The Canadian guy is taller and much bigger. My friend was shorter and a bit skinny but he did what he could and had bruises after the fight of course. The next day, he asked for another fight with the leader. The same result. He fought another fight the next day, After the third fight the leader of Canadian school gang said:" OK! You're small but you had balls. We will leave you alone from now on".
I visited Miami South Beach in 2024 for the ia long time. I went to eat at a restaurant, the waiter asked me to sit down when I tried to choose a table, the waiter shouted loudly no sir there no no. I was shocked by his behavior and left, he still shouted after me you will never come back will you? I am from Finland and fair-skinned, but I am shocked at what American culture has led to in terms of poor service and behavior towards people. I thought that if I pay 50 usd for the food and tips on top of that the restaurant service and place is not worth it.
Thank you for this man. As an Indian American, it’s great to see a member of another minority group, particularly Asian, being able to speak on discrimination.
Black doctors and patients experience discrimination. The concern is even educated people like doctors discriminate.
Excellent video. I love that you were able to so eloquently capture the nuances of racial issues in America including racism among minorities
As a child growing up in the 1960's, my mother was a single parent raising 3 blonde, blue eyed kids. She made half as much money for the same job as a man, which meant that her wages were insufficient to cover all the expenses. Fortunately, one of her native American co-workers offered help through the Indian reservation. We ended-up pretty much living there and being part of the bigger family. It wasn't an easy life as they didn't have running water in their 3 room dirt floor homes, but they were good to us. However, the white kids at school teased me and called me squaw. I was brokenhearted because I wished to have the same physical characteristics.
Panning forward, there have been many more times when I was physically harmed because of my nordic features. Ultimately, I pray that God will open the souls of all to see that we are all brothers and sisters, and we can do so much more when we work together in peaceful harmony.
I'm Sorry. Wow, humans are the Worst CREATURES of ALL. I am a Latina Woman who grew up in the USA, and the HATE has been REAL.
Redheads, blacks, and Hispanics are the most racist. Believe me.
What?! You're just a year younger to me! This whole time I was like this barely 30 year old kiddo is so, so serious and philosophically grounded. Much ❤ to you, yours, Doobie and your family. From India.
THANK U SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO !!! 🙏🙏🙏 SO HEALING!!
Thanks for sharing. I hope young people can learn from your wisdom. It's hard for any young person to grow up.