Couldn’t agree more, I have a black friend and she is the sweetest girl ever. I don’t know how anyone can look at another HUMAN BEING and say those horrid things.
@@ToiletDestroyer2000 they are from my discord server but I decided to keep their identities safe Incase anyone decides to harass them out of racism or hate 🙏♥️hope you understand
This is so well done wtf! As a nigerian irish woman, I was often called a lot of nasty names and made fun of cuz of my 4c hair. Didn’t realize they were racially motivated until I got to secondary school. Its nice to see people speaking up about this but also sad that we all have similar experiences ❤️🩹
That sucks. I didn’t really go through that and I didn’t treat anyone that way because I’m I love 🇮🇷and American descent and I look more American in my school everyone’s respected for the color of their skin and so and so and I would never be friends with someone who was racist in anyway and was like really rude about it. I would immediately be the aggressive person. I would be the aggressive white person can be very aggressive.
Fellow Nigerian and a fan! I’m sorry you had to go through that! I’m praying for everyone that faced racial discrimination and those that were racist themselves.
Its repeating itself with pretty much every aspect, not to the full extent as before but still. Being behind a screen gives people the freedom to, for the most part, do whatever they want and get away with it. Racism, sexism, homophobia, who cares about morals when you're hidden away with your little online identity right?
@@DoseOfRandom137 from what I heard they put some laws in Montgomery Alabama and they are kinda segregating races and in some other states to maybe. I might be wrong so idk but just what I heard
Dark humour isn't a excuse for racism and I hate people thinking that now I may not be black but one of my friends who is came crying to me about the endless amount of these "jokes" she had to hear and my heart goes out to you all and I am so sorry for what some idiots are saying as an girl who is on the autism spectrum and gets " jokes" about it I can't imagine how much more people of color have to go though I hope one day we will all be able to live a happy life no matter what skin color or culture.
Jokes about racism are okay, it just really depends on who it is, who's comfortable, and what the other persons race is. For example : if I start making racist jokes with my other black friends and they're joking along, then there's really no problem with it. But I don't think you should do it in front of non black people.. As it influences them to do it whether black or not. But also, if you're making racist jokes to another black person and they're uncomfortable with it, then you shouldn't be doing it.
@@Unhingedluverr i myself make dark humor jokes sometimes but I only keep it to close friends or people who are ok with it and doesn't feel uncomfortable about it
@@UnhingedluverrNot exactly the most appropriate time to talk about that under a comment addressing people who are actively racist and use dark humor as a shield to justify it.
I’m white but I get SERIOUSLY TRIGGERED (no joke sometimes I want to start a FIGHT because of it) whenever someone makes the raciest comment even as a joke because it’s just really insensitive and I’m deeply sorry for anyone who has experienced it so I’ll share this video to help educate people on this SERIOUS issue
I feel bad for you because nowadays most black people are racist towards white people “From the racist experience during the Jim Crow laws.” Like I swear people nowadays 🤦♀🤦♀
Im from Egypt and i gotta say.... Tbh, its so hurtful to see the beautiful black people goes through it and go experience by this cruel people :( Black people are the most beautiful creation that ever exists in the world and they're the kindness :( Black lives Matter ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽everyone should treat everyone with kindness and compassion and love, support, we should treat everyone who's with different skin colours with some empathy and love and support, they're human like us Treating them like all disrespect and insults and other things and then walk away like its "not" your problem, no, its your problem and what you did....won't make it feel all better, it makes it all the worst, it hurts the HUMAN FEELINGS hear me out, HUMAN'S FEELINGS! The insults HURT THE HUMAN! THEIE FEELINGS AND EVERYTHING! The skin colour is who you are, is who your heart does, is whi you love yourself and respect yourself and appreciate yourself and more and more That's all i say
Galore, you are the appreciation and wonderful gacha RUclipsr ever in the world and also the kind guy ever! 💗❣️ (And you're my favorite gacha RUclipsr!
As i black girl myself ive experience racism.. i was just 8 years old i was playing in this jungle gym place hah..you know what will happened some white boys came up to me and started pinching me and throwing stuff at me calling me a monkey and that i should be there slaves..i was just so confused at that time i didnt know what to do nor say, so i stayed quiet..and cried. There parents came and started yelling at me because i made her children mad..like i said i was 8 i didnt know what to do everything was so confusing for me even now. Im 14 now i still get treated weirdly..I'll give you guys part two when i was 13🙏🏾..
Part 2 When I was 13, I had trouble making friends because everyone hated me cuz im different..a lot of boys say to me that I should be me feminine and quiet and smart..even though I try my best, This girl hated my guts really badly I was talking to her friends because we were talking about our country and out of know where "GO back to your country" we all looked at each other than at her "You have a poor country, you always say how much you want to go there so leave" Everyone was quiet it was the fact that we were all black and the girl who said that was Indian so I was really shocked, and I find this real funny because everyone talks bad about her 😅..and yeah that's it..for know😭🙆🏾♀️ OH YEAH she asked me how to spell the N word too..shes a real odd character...
I am white and dutch and this month we are celebrating Ketikoti (= Chains broken) and listening to stories of those who suffered before the 1st of July 1863 (before slavery was officially abolished within the Dutch Kingdom). Every day when I look at friend's faces, I am reminded of the blatant rasism that still lingers in my country, especially among older generations. That's why it's so so important that stories like these get shared and reach wider audiences. As painful as it was to hear, you're right. Rasism will always linger, but that's why I want to thank you for how well this video was put together. It honestly brought me to tears and I believe that that's exactly why these types of videos are so important. Thank you for sharing your stories and for informing us all. Let's work together to make this world a better place, one with love and mutual respect for one another, where black individuals feel safe and heard! Black lives matter ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
@@disco_girl Jazekers! Ik ben er alleen nog nooit geweest, maar ik zou het wel leuk vinden om daar een keer naartoe te gaan. Ik vind zelf de Surinaamse kledingdracht echt heel mooi. Vooral omdat het zo kleurrijk is en vol leven! Lots of luv en Wan Switi Manspasi Dey! _(Hopelijk heb ik dat goed opgezocht
Im vietnamese, and discrimination and racism are everywhere. It hurts me to listen to these stories, but it's good to acknowledge it. I'm sorry to those who are facing discrimination and racism.
I can relate to the braid story. First off, getting your Braids pulled hurt a lot more than getting your natural hair pulled (For me anyway), Especially if you just got them done. The teacher backing up one student and not the other is completely unacceptable
as a blasian girl i face a shit ton of racism. i get called a terrorist, a monkey, and more. my friends used to think they could call me it cuz i was black and i told them no and they said it anyways. they make fun of me for being black and then say im not black enough, im literally too white for the black kids and too black for the white. i really appreciate this message, thank you for being brave enough to speak out on it.
Reminders for everyone: -You are valid no matter what. -If people judge you for your skin color, gender identity, religion, sexuality or any other thing then that's your clue there that those people are not worth your time. -Don't let people's words get to you. I know it's hard, sometimes words hurt more than stones, but you are strong. You can face any challenge life throws at you. -please make an effort to be nice and open to anyone. It won't change the world but the little things are what matters the most. Trust me, your effort will be much appreciated. -it's okay to speak up. It's okay to stand up for yourself. Don't let people walk all over you.
As a Jamaican and a person who is experienced a lot of racism in a school full of Hispanic and White. This made me cry a lot. Im sick and tired of people treating me differently.
I’m very sorry you had to go through something like that. It hurts me to hear you had to endure those things coming from a Jamaica currently still in Jamaica, please stay strong.
When I was in 7th grade my teacher locked me in his classroom and pulled on my braids. One time my parents went on a three week trip and so I would go downstairs to go to my room so I could go to bed and these three kids who bullied me would sometimes shoot BB gun bullets at my window or at my dog. I remember a couple nights i had to sleep in my closet. I was even physically assaulted multiple times and when my parents finally found out they told the boys mother and she said she was aware and encouraged it. She said it was my fault for being “black and scary”. I will now live the rest of my life with PTSD and permanent marks on my body from that year. am adopted and have white parents so they didn’t/don’t understand what I went through. We moved away but that was definitely the hardest year of my life. And the bullying didn’t stop there, they stalked my socials when I moved, covered my stuff in the n-word and onetime they even wrote it on my paper. I was bullied for not knowing my family tree. Another time we did a spirit animal game and people submitted monkey and raccoon.
@x.K4LL3N.x well I’m so sorry God bless you Jesus loves you and I hope you’re safe like actually that was horrible but guess what? At least you have your parents that actually love you for who you are and not trying to use you or being racist because the color of your skin they love you because of the color of your skin and because of your personality! and Jesus does as well and let me tell you you’re a gorgeous person and you don’t have to worry about them anymore!❤️
I’m black and I had to deal with racism multiple times. I remember this one time, me and my mom got segregated (yes segregated and this was like a few years ago like before quarantine) in a restaurant. We were going to a graduation party. And coincidentally there was a party in the back (with all black guests) and a party in the front (with all white guests) me and mom were invited to the party w/ the white guests(graduation party) when we were heading to the front, a white employee at the restaurant stopped us from going to the party we were invited to and said we were to join the party with the black guests even though my mother told the lady we were going to the graduation party (with the white guests obviously) because that’s the one we were invited to. So funny part coming up: when the white lady employee wasn’t looking we (me and my mom) had to SNEAK INTO the party we were invited to and thankfully didn’t get caught by her(the lady who literally segregated the restaurant.) Like I said before me and my mom had to deal w/ racism before. In fact, we’ve dealt w/ racism 3-4 times in our lives so far.😅 anyway sorry I wrote this whole book. Hope you’re having a blessed day/night 💕🙏🏾
As recently there had been tons of racism in the gacha community and there has been people enjoying it and call people out for that racism sensitive which isn’t ok. As a black person myself, racism isn’t okay to all races and your video did show out many good point about racism doesn’t get you anywhere to be offensive towards people you don’t like because of your skin color.
as a black person it was like really heartwarming to see this. the stories were so rea. thank you for spreading awareness about this...yeah, it's not gonna change anything much, but at least, im praying, someone will see this video and realize they need to stop being racist to whoever they have been racist to in the past...or give them the courage to fight for someone who can't, when they see someone getting bullied or targeted. thanks fr
as a black person , when i learnt about racism for the first time i was MORTIFIED ! on how people discriminate us poc over the color of our skin, and our culture .
I’m white, but I was also horrified when I learnt that racism existed. Younger me was not able to comprehend how people can be so mean to others who are different from them Many years later… I still don’t understand 😞
To be fair, black people started slavery. The first slave owner was a black man and he sold his own people and people of all races and many others after that.
As a black person today, I am tired of racism. It always happens when a black person gets bullied or bothered. When I was TEN, ONLY TEN, at school, I heard some mexican kids say the n word and call and call my friend a shadow. Thats when I snapped and said, "You cant say that". That's when one of the kids called me the n word. That day when I went home I kept it to myself because I didn't want my parents to get involved, I regret not telling them. Then also later that year, one of my white friends said, " wassup my-" n word. The way I said, "Don't ever say that to me" was insane. I am eleven now that I think about it that was not something I was supposed to experience yet.
As a person who has a black big brother this is very true even tho im not black because he was born black and non of my familys are black they're only white, Thank you for this message gacha-galore
Aaron is right. there will always be racism. i appreciate your message and will still hope. And seeing how your messages to communities are heartwarming, nice, and not let the ones who are in those communities not feeling down and giving up. I would like to see what message you'll send to the Haïtian community. It's ok if you don't, and I'm sorry if that request end up bothering you. It's just, we face a lot of discrimination (not saying that others facing it aren't as important as ours), from our home country, our country neighbor, and internationally. Discrimination against race, languages, religion, social status, and more. I mostly see people saying that we're dead, our country is a warzone, make fun of us for what our country has become today when we were the first black independent country. And that hurt most us when we heard that and we can't say anything because some of it is true.
As a black girl Ty for making this video Seth/GG I will always support you no matter what happens on this platform black lives matters guys be proud of your races🫶🏽✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿✅
As an nigerian girl. Thank you for this video! i have been looking for this video ever since. My school had 5% of black kids. Sadly i was the only black kid in my class. One kid threated to say the n word to me. I also noticed that when i got close to someone that wasnt the same skin color has me , they would ever scoot away from me like i was a germ or they would give me the stink eye and move away from me. Alot of the kids in class said alot of rasict things so they would try to get a reaction out of me. Which it didn't. I have never felt so useless in my class. Even though my homeroom teacher ALWAYS treated me with alot more respect then the other kids in my class... People were still rasict to me. That was also another reason i am very anti-social. Alot of kids that are either white or a diff race then black they never want to play with me and play with diff kids instead. I'm happy that holidays like Black history month or Juneteeth are hoildays i can celebrate with my family. I wish in this world people weren't rasict or slavery never existed. I enjoyed listening to this video because this teaches rasict people to stop. Thank you and i hope this story was understandable in the best way possible :) BLM✊🏾✊🏾✊🏽
Gurl same. I'm also a Nigerian. I got threatened by someone that they were going to say the n word in school. And when they were talking about black ppl in rs class. This one Asian girl next to me kept looking at me anytime they mentioned the bad things ppl did to blacks.
This is very well done. as a Black and Indian person , I am very thankful for this video, because onetime in 5th grade, I was eating lunch and talking to a friend. and then someone was singing "we have to celebrate our differences" to me. I was very hurt, as people started calling me monkey. another time was I was in P.E and my stomach was hurting so I got a pass to go to the nurse. then there was a class of 5th graders. one called me a "Monkey" and they all started laughing. I just ran back to class. another was in 6th grade when I was reading a book, and a person started pulling my hair, and started saying "slave! do my work! cook!" and more. like "pull my cotton." and the fact this person was white was worse. lastly, when someone pulled my braids again in 6th grade. braids really tend to hurt especially after YOU got them did. it makes your head feel sensitive. I told the teacher but they didn't care. I hope it's okay im sharing this. but I swear, history is repeating when it comes to racism..
I’m white. When I was 11, I heard a kid singing a song with the N-word in it very loudly on the monkey bars. He was white and about 7-8 years old. The teacher heard it, and did nothing. She didn’t try to correct him or tell him it was wrong to say. She just.. stood there. Silently.
I am white and I just wanted to say I am disappointed in the internet. The amount of CONSTANT racism I see is absolutely horrendous. You can try avoid it but no matter how much you try you always see it in a comment, comment reply or a racist video. This applies to the Gacha community too
i am speaking as a mexican. so many 'fake racists' (popular youtubers who make dark humour a.k.a racist jokes for recognition and laughs) think they are in the right but they r in the wrong. all of us go through racism: white black mixed asian (including indian) hispanic/latino/a EVERY single one of us r capable of going through racism but what ive noticed over my past years was that there is this specific race that stood out to me, this specific race that i felt an extremely special connection to, this specific race that i noticed went through a lot more, done and imagined, than any other, and that is the Black Community. This is the SAME race that has carried on many stereotypes on their name for way too long and this horrid thing needs to be explained. I am deeply sorry to all people who went through racism, im deeply sorry for my Mexican Community, but more importantly, im deeply sorry for the Black Community. I've always felt comfortable and safe with the Black Community. I love you guys!!! 🖤🤎🧡
Ok, being a young tan indian male, I can really understand amount of racial slurs and motivation that goes around. But seriously, back when I was in 5th grade, not only would they call me slurs, but they also called me the hard er, it really just hurts to see that there are so much bad people in the world and history constantly repeats itself. Parents really just cannot get ahold of their children at all, whether its on social media or irl, im so sorry if anyone else has experienced this, I hope they can see better days. Have a great day everyone ‼️❤✊🏾✊🏽
As someone with a significantly lighter color I could never relate to what they are going through but at the same time I feel them I feel their pain, I hate racism so so much that sometimes I hate my own skin color because of it. And I hate seeing these beautiful people get hurt in the world. And the fact that they are spreading it on their kids? Yes there can be criminals of all race but some parents mainly focus on darker skin color so these kids are growing up thinking all of them are bad or they did something wrong or anything else bad. Kids don’t know any better that’s why a parent is there to teach them what is better and to choose friendship over violence. If you are of any darker skin color I’m sorry for what you have to go through and I want you to become someone great to continue to prove them wrong and I said continue for a reason. You prove them wrong by knowing what’s right. I love you guys don’t stress okay? 🫶🏻
As an African-American with Jamaican heritage, it’s really sad that the racism is still unspeakable and never ends, I hope you can find understanding with peace with that community, god blessed to receive the black community!! I really appreciate this video!!
Thank you so much for this video. I remember once I was in school(I've finished school now) and one of my classmates was racing me to our next class, kind of? And I got there first, but she wasn't angry or anything she was just In a silly mood and then not knowing she called me a monkey.. this is what she said 'hey get back here you monkey' I gasped because I was surprised, but I didn't get angry because she didn't say It in a rude way she said it in more of a silly way like she didn't know that she can't call me a monkey, I was telling her how she can't call me that and she looked so confused and then the rest of the class came and I told them that she called me a monkey. And then later on the teacher got us all in a circle while another teacher was explaining to her how she can't call me a monkey and blah blah blah, and when I got home I explained it to my mum and she got so angry. And I understand why but I was explaining to her that the way she said that sentence it wasn't meaningful she just didn't know but my mum didn't care she kept getting more angry at me and saying things like 'how can she not know?' And just sat there listening cause no matter what I say she wouldn't change her mind, and now writing this I understood that she really didn't mean it😕 but you know what's funny? I think one year later? One of her friends(boy) he said the N word, and a black girl who was passing by heard it, and she obviously confronted him about it, but he didn't give a f*ck, and instead of correcting him, She backed him up, and then later on in the day she was crying saying that she wasn't racist. Idk what to say about that but I'm not happy that she defended her friend, I mean yes it's your friend but when your friend says or does something bad you shouldn't back them up because they are the one's in the wrong. Anyway the reason why I know about this is because everyone in school was talking about it but they mixed up the story saying that the boy actually called the Black girl the N word, and then I went up to her to see if she was ok and that's when she explained the whole thing. Just like the video said Racism will always repeat...Just don't be afraid to stand up for yourself and remember you are not the one in the wrong THEY ARE. Thanks for reading my story have a nice day.
this is a great message. before knowing what racism is, when i saw a person with the black skin for the first time ( in the internet ) my first reaction was "MY GOD WHAT?? MASHALLAH SHE LOOKS SO PRETTY" i remember seeing them and immediate think was hot, pretty, and beautiful. when i find out what racism was. i felt so shock. i also actually kinda remember one of my teacher was talking about how people treat them and we shouldn't treat them like that, we should respect them and i told her that why people do that i find them so pretty. i don't remember what she said i think she told me that some people just treat like that i don't remember her answer but i'm still questioning why racism exists. i don't know anything about the history of black people but i actually really really hope that some day, racism ends and people start respecting them more. INSHALLAH B.L.M ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽!!!!
as a black person tysm for making this video i wanted to make one myself. hopefully anyone who sees this video will stop being racist this can really affect the person there being raicst to making them uncomfortable alot. tysm ❤
as someone who is olive and tans pretty well i once went to a restaurant with my cousins (mixed) and as we were sitting my mom heard someone say ''look at that mixed family its disgusting'' we left shortly after my mom told me years later what happened and i was pretty sad abt it personally i know this isn't the worst but i just wanted to share my experience
Reminder to the blm community. It is important to stand up with your community and protest. But as a community you need to talk about the distruction of people who are your community hurting others from the community…there was a shooting of a uncle and a niece both the same race same with the shooter no one batted an eye…as well as protecting and protesting other types of racism within and out of the community. If people disagree with blm it isn’t the fact they hate different people or groups it is because of the extremists that take it to far or because they believe the protest should have been on the person and not a whole work career. Please respect others opinions as long as they are respectful twards you. ❤❤
The sad thing is I experienced for the first time on my birthday party :( So it was my tenth birthday party and me and my friends had the best time ever at the venue we went to and we decided to play dodgeball and we had fun and all but ( I can’t explain it in words because I don’t know how it started) but this black girl and a white girl was making fun of someone I think.. and my friend stood up for the person ( again I’m not sure what happened) and she said “ that was not nice guys “ and SO quickly they both say “ it’s none of your business “ and I’m just watching like 👀 thinking how rude those girls were but I kept quiet cause my friend wasn’t sad after they said it then my other friend ( friend 2 ) gets hit by a ball because Because one of those girls hit her and she’s sobbing so badly ( and btw someone else got hit by them and by someone else) ( she cried too ) then I go to them saying to them it’s not okay and the white girl starts mimicking me I got really angry and raised my voice she started laughing and talking to her black friend about this and she just sat there like there’s nothing wrong I started to cry mind you my sister was there I tell her the whole story then the mom started to point fingers at me ( remember it was my BIRTHDAY party ) [ then more stuff happened but it was just fighting so skip that ) then almost everyone was sobbing it was like 99% of people were crying and was mad I called my mom to pick us up with the party bus then we go back home ( from there it was fun and we had delicious food). But I still feel really bad cuz everyone cried and unfortunately my friends are going to remember my chaos of a birthday party :
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❤ ~ As a black person myself, and still growing up. I’ve never had experiences with someone being racist to me since my parents shield me from anything along the lines like that along with my brother. But I will say whoever has had experience with it just remember to not let people get to you and continue to live your life and thrive you deserve so much better ~ ❤
As a black person. In 6th grade I went to a school with a lot of Hispanic people. They constantly said the n-word in every sentence they could put it in. I’ve experienced someone call me the n-word right to my face without even laughing. In kindergarten I was trying to be friends with a girl and I got told she didn’t want to be my friend or play with me. When my friend finally got her to tell. She whispered in my friend’s ear “because she’s black”. A lot of people don’t understand how hurtful words can be. Thank you for spreading awareness and this message!!
It’s weird because I’m a black African American who loves to cosplay but everytime I post it on social media people always say ‘this character isn’t black’’why don’t you cosplay someone who is black’ it doesn’t even matter if the anime character is a different skin color
People love to express their racism with black content creators. It's ok when they're white and not Asian, cus they just always get a pass, but black people? It's always hate with us
I'm a fair-skinned Filipino who used to live in Saudi Arabia, then my family and I permanently moved back to Philippines on September 1, 2022. When I see Muslims for the first time, I was full of curiosity and wanted to learn about their cultures and traditions. Which is why I want to learn about cultures and traditions from other countries to give my love and appreciation for them. When I see 'black people' for the first time, I see them as unique human beings with skin colors that are beautiful in every shade, and hair that can turn into infinite styles. I always thought that Black VS White never exists, because all lives matter and that our world is beautiful because of all races of humanity. Diversity makes our world go around, yet there will always be racially bigoted people, who are mentally blind to see the true reality. As always, keep it up, Gacha Galore. ❤ God bless to all people on earth. Love from the Philippines. ❤ 🙏🏻🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏿
My dad is one of these people.. And im ashamed to be his child.. I told him muliple times to not say that but he still did, When he a person with a different skin color he would laugh, And honestly he would say "what has our world come to?" And i really wan to say to get over all this and to respect people for there races and syles but no he keeps being Rasist, he even said,"We dont like blacks around here" And thats what set me off.. My dad is a very rude man and i hate his for hating people for being eho they are!.. We were one at a taco atand and there was a guy wearing makeup and I thought he looked pretty but my dad was saying "What is that guy wearing!?" i wanted to yell at him.. But I was to scared to say anything, and honestly, my dad is horrible, hes rude and says "Its for your own good"... and honestly what has the world come to? People Judging each other for races and looks and pronouns.. And me being Trans is honestly scary in this new world.. its honestly scary that some people have died because they were different races and pronous, This isnt okay!, And teaching your kids The N word is DISGUSTING! LIKE WHAT PARENT DOES THAT!? Please dont bully anyone for there races and pronouns! because you'll regret it in life, People hating you for bullying different races, And i hope people realize its not a joke anymore, its time to wake up and see your actions!! Please for gods sake... be a good person like god wanted us to be and respect! Please spread love and kindness to these people and care for them❤ So if your reading this and your a rasist please change your ways.. and i hope people read this dispite it being long... So spread awarness to this problem!! Because 🫵🏻 can change the world❤ Also think about there kids! And the world they have to live in where they'll be judged for there color
Thank you for this beautiful message,I’m a part of the black community and have experienced racism online and offline,so thank you for being comfortable with sharing your stories and experiences❤We need more respect for all races,but especially black people.✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿All of us are equally,and all of us are humans❤❤❤
In my bus, the boys are being racist and saying curse words at my friend just because she is uhhh you know, but I always try to help and one time had enough so I fought the three boys my self, me and the boys just injured, but it was still worth it because I needed to help a friend
As someone who is black, I'll share all my experience of peoples being racist to me. The first time was when I was around the age of 5-6. One of my classmate keep complaining about my skin and how is was disgusting and the teacher never did anything to stop it. My second time is when I was 12 and was arguing with one of my bully. He then proccess to tell me that my skin look like poop and he was white. The thrid and last time I experience was a week ago. I was talking to my friend and then he randomly told me to shut up. I then said ''Too bad'' then he call me a slave.
As a Nigerian🇳🇬 (I speak little Yoruba, Portuguese and is currently learning Zulu and Russian), I'm glad to see someone make videos like this, Thank-you so much for beong sensible unlike majority of the people on the internet ❤ Everyone deserves to be treated equally regarded of their race, culture, beliefs, or religion. 🤎🤍❤️ #Alllivesmatter
I'm not Nigerian, I'm South African and just wanted to say I'm also learning Zulu (my mom's side of the family speaks so this and my dad is Zulu but he isn't a very good father figure sadly, he mostly eats and sleeps)
I'm not black, but I can understand a bit of what they pass throught, like.. Imagine having that much of things happening into your life, i just.. Sometimes think i am in their place and think "Wow.." And to think racism can be of everyone and everyone is a little racist.. It hurts.
As a Mexican I got a lot of racist jokes at school, be told that I should go back to my country, being called names such as taco muncher, border hopper but.. I could never, EVER experience what a black person goes through.. and it’s horrible how our society is like that. I feel bad for the children who experience it younger, if anything we as a community must stop this in some way. Make people stop using stereotypes to describe us colored people especially for the targeted colors.
As a Mixed Person this made me happy you support BLM and The black Community and I got Called The N word by someone a Latino Male and he said it because i asked him to not make me my Mom uncomfortable
for me, as a 9yo, the first racism experience I had was this year at school. It mostly started when kids at my class started pressuring me to say the N word, (Im African, French Canadian, Italian, and German.) And when I was arguing with my peers, they always responded with “it’s cuz ur black.” My best friend insisted on telling the teacher, I didn’t because I always feared talking about my feelings with people, (I’m very antisocial, and its a problem because my family keeps on telling me to talk to someone about it, and that I’m isolating myself and that I could start gaining depression) then it was throughout the whole year from that, people saying the word, or like saying ni- and not finishing it. Then at the end of the year, it was like we were picking food or smth, and then a kid in my class was like, “is that the one that looks most like fried chicken to you?” And other racist stuff. And I just laughed with them even though I was really hurt from it. Again, I can’t talk to any teacher about it because its either I’m to scared, or they don’t do anything about it.
Despite the fact that I am white, I genuinely seriously had to pause this video multiple times just to process what was being said, not even a joke. This is super well made and I love the message 🩷
As a Black person, I grew up in High School being called a monkey or being called the N word from people who weren’t black.. I support this Message, this video. It helps me feel courageous and safe. Thanks
My first ever racism experience was when me and my friend were talking abt hell and heaven in 2018 gacha editing glmm, and someone said "ur going to hell cuz ur Muslim" my friend is not Muslim but she got really mad, but that's a few years ago
And this is exactly i make black aus or ocs more, every color matters to us people. Let me tell you this, one time i had a friend back then in my middle school, and she's so nice to me. Until then, in high school, she got immediately disrespectful and mean. She won't even talk. Then when i talked to one of her friends to ask and say if she's racist, they said she is. I was shocked, then when i got back to school as a junior. I asked my friends where's the girl that was bullying me, wasn't talking to me. One of her friends said... "She got expelled" I ask why then they said. "She got expelled for being racist, they were yelling at a black boy and said stuff of what a black person would say. She was about to fight him but thank god the police got her arrested." They're not playing with racismn in my school. And that's why you need to be careful of what you said and do to black people, cause it can get you into serious situations, to the point that we all have to care about it. We all equal - 💅🏻💅🏼💅🏽💅🏾💅🏿
I don't why people critcize because of skin color. Its not our fault we were born darker, curly/coily hair, bigger noses, etc. Those shouldn't define us. We are more than our skin color, way way way more. They should love us for who we are not how we look.
I'm not black irl but for the internet part, its sadly true. On roblox there's a game called total roblox drama that basically is a game version of the show total drama island on Netflix. For each season of the show there's more characters. You get a random character unless you choose to buy a character. I thought a character named Nishele (idk her name in the show) was very pretty so I chose her. She is a black girl with dirty blonde braids. I made it through the game without getting voted out until there was only three people left. Me, Stacy, and I don't remember the last person. While we were at the campfire, I asked "who are we gonna vote?" they both said "you" I asked why. They said "because you're black". I was very mad because of that racism. I hope you all know whether you're white or black, that.. You're beautiful You're amazing You're unique And you're important ❤
I'm black and me and my friends always joke about our skin color (they are black too) but this one white girl I knew, she didn't think we were joking and decided to follow along. She said the N word during a song and wasn't fazed.
I have a black classmate, who is always being called racial names by his two friends, they also do not so friendly things to him... yeah... it always felt wrong, and the teacher always tried to intervene. Those friends are honestly kind of terrible, no black person should go through that.
Seriously though, people nowadays are just racist😢I'm a Muslim and an artist so people would look at me in a bad way just because I draw (since some Muslims think drawing is bad) They once asked my type in guys(which I don't necessarily say since it's haram for Muslims to date and I've never actually felt attraction towards anyone) And I said I like short boys with a good personality and they looked at me and said "They aren't attractive at all" they even called me a slut just because I went to swimming classes☹️ I had some ex-friends who were a bit racist towards each other, my cousin would constantly say the N word and he's just 12,no matter how much I tell him to stop he doesn't.... Sometimes when he pisses me off a bit too much I would fight him but he never changed It's sad how society normalizes racism, misogyny, gender wars and more.... I hate it... The world is revolving backwards and there's nothing we can do to make it stop...
its messed up how older generations give bad influence for young kids that they would think being racist is funny and even go as far as saying the no no word to a black person.
As a young Brazilian teen, I just want to say thank you for spreading awareness. ❤ I’m not black, I’m Latina, but racism is such a horrible horrible thing, and I don’t know why we are still normalizing it, whether it comes from others being rude to black, white, European, Hispanics or Latinos, it’s everywhere. I really don’t understand why people decide to be rude to others because of something they cannot change or they did not decide. I hope one day everyone decides to change, or more people, because as said in the video, racism will never go away, but we can all choose to be kind. We have to make a difference, and everyone can start now! I hope you have a wonderful day, I really loved this video. ❤
I swear some people are so petty im an hatian American, woman and im diagnosed with adhd and asthma, but as a kid i had this bully who was a perv towards me and the other students, i was always disgusted by him he would pretend to take pictures of our buts and i couldn't take it anymore but i did nothing, one day i came home looking sad to my grandma and my mother why? I was called the n word by him he didnt wven care but lie when i told cuz i sick of him he said that he said nature where did u get nature from? If i heard the n word clear he never said nature so i hit him with the comfty chair that was a bing bag chair then i told the teacher, that teacher always adored him so when i told her what happened it was in front of the class and the class belived me but not the teacher so she sent us both to the principal office, i got an apology later but still thats racism towards me...
For me, I come from a black and Spanish family however I am passing, so when I shared some of my experiences & culture to my friends one kid in my class said to my face, “Well you don’t look black, ya know you don’t sound & act or dress black” and how much I hated being passing was soul crushing for me
At this point, i just feel upset for their stories. It really does hurt to be a victim. Even though i never experienced it first hand, i know how it can be hurtful. I remember when i said that word when i was so angry at my two friends who were harassing and saw how it affected them. I started to make sure to be more respectful with those around me. I really want to know their socials so that way I can help support them, because it must be difficult to deal this much :(
This was an incredibly moving and powerful video,it’s saddening to see how racism still exists in this modern world and it’s heartbreaking to see what black individuals have to go through because of their skin color I am really grateful to the creators of this video and to the amazing people who shared their stories as well. Thank you for this awesome video and for spreading awareness on this topic❤ And as a black individual to other black individuals in and outside this community,you are beautiful,smart,unique and amazing. Love 💕 and appreciate yourself and be proud of who you are because you are wonderfully made & someday,just someday,racism will find its way out of this world and everyone will learn to love and appreciate each other without discrimination. Love from cherry 🍒❤💕 BLACK/ALL LIVES MATTER!! ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Sadly this happens a lot, I remember when I was in preschool when I first faced racism and it only got worse as I grew older, I don't care what the color of your skin is racism is not ok, you making this video makes me proud cause I know I'm not the only one facing this problem, Racism leaves emotional scars and it is not ok, thank you for making this video it gives me hope in humanity to know that there are people like you in this world.
This message needs to be spread. I hate how people on the internet makes fun of people who are “black” and thinking that racist jokes are “sigma-ish” or “funny”. I hope this all ends soon…✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 ❤️
As a Jamaican and Italian (Im mixed) I'm very glad your calling out racist behavior. I never understood why people judge other people for something that they can't control! Plus being black is beautiful, being white is beautiful, being mixed, etc. All races are beautiful!! I seriously hope one day I could live my life not being judged for having darker skin. I'm sorry for any racial experiences anyone was had in their life💔
Thank you for making this. We need more kind hearted people like you to make this aware.❤ I experienced racism in school, from elementary to high school. A girl, let call her Kate(not her real name) will always pick on me, due to me having autism and Asperger’s. These disorders are what makes it hard for me to socialize with other people in the real world. So she will call me retarded or the n word. It would make me cry back then, and it nearly went physical on my high school grounds. But I had good friends who stood by my side and helped me while she was left alone with maybe one or two so called friends. I saw her again after our high school graduation in 2019 with a child and another one on the way in 2022. I kinda feel bad, but I did give her a $20 to get herself back up on her feet..I am a kind soul.. I will never have envy on anyone, not even my own enemies..
As a black girl its so weird seeing things like even black people being racist against darker skin tones, its so weird like- we’re all black and we need to stick together because lots of people are against us we cant turn against eachother too
This is beautiful- as a Jamaican American woman I love this- history keeps repeating when it comes to racism tho- it's cruel and I hate it! This brings a lot of awareness tho- Thank you for doing this! I love it-
People tell stories about history to make sure it won’t be repeated. But here we are with racism. It needs to stop and many want it to, but we know it’s not going to. It’s unacceptable for people to act this way. I’ve been called many things that I found offensive but I knew if I didn’t anything I would be the one who got in trouble. It hurts knowing that racism will be a never ending cycle…
As a dark-skinned person myself. The thing I find most heartbreaking about this video is that Aaron is right? No matter how much we try and no matter how much of the world has advanced, there will always still be racism. No matter where you go, no matter who it's from. Black people cannot escape it. We can only stand to fight against it.✊🏿😔
Share your story , thought’s and love to our fellow beautiful besties✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽🖤black lives matter and so does respect for one another 👊🔥
Couldn’t agree more, I have a black friend and she is the sweetest girl ever. I don’t know how anyone can look at another HUMAN BEING and say those horrid things.
are the ones in the video characters, or like based from real people / their personas
@@ToiletDestroyer2000 they are from my discord server but I decided to keep their identities safe Incase anyone decides to harass them out of racism or hate 🙏♥️hope you understand
@@gacha-galore tell them they look fucking epic
@@gacha-galoreomg whats ur discord🥺
This is so well done wtf! As a nigerian irish woman, I was often called a lot of nasty names and made fun of cuz of my 4c hair. Didn’t realize they were racially motivated until I got to secondary school. Its nice to see people speaking up about this but also sad that we all have similar experiences ❤️🩹
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Hi fellow Nigerian :D
That sucks. I didn’t really go through that and I didn’t treat anyone that way because I’m I love 🇮🇷and American descent and I look more American in my school everyone’s respected for the color of their skin and so and so and I would never be friends with someone who was racist in anyway and was like really rude about it. I would immediately be the aggressive person. I would be the aggressive white person can be very aggressive.
Fellow Nigerian and a fan! I’m sorry you had to go through that! I’m praying for everyone that faced racial discrimination and those that were racist themselves.
Wait you're Nigerian...ME TOO and also my sis sometimes make fun of me for being a darker shade than her so I feel you
I swear, history is repeating when it comes to racism
I'll just hope nobody takes this thr wrong way
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Its repeating itself with pretty much every aspect, not to the full extent as before but still. Being behind a screen gives people the freedom to, for the most part, do whatever they want and get away with it. Racism, sexism, homophobia, who cares about morals when you're hidden away with your little online identity right?
@@DoseOfRandom137 from what I heard they put some laws in Montgomery Alabama and they are kinda segregating races and in some other states to maybe. I might be wrong so idk but just what I heard
@Yuri_draws don't worry it surely isn't that bad.
Dark humour isn't a excuse for racism and I hate people thinking that now I may not be black but one of my friends who is came crying to me about the endless amount of these "jokes" she had to hear and my heart goes out to you all and I am so sorry for what some idiots are saying as an girl who is on the autism spectrum and gets " jokes" about it I can't imagine how much more people of color have to go though I hope one day we will all be able to live a happy life no matter what skin color or culture.
Great video btw ❤
Jokes about racism are okay, it just really depends on who it is, who's comfortable, and what the other persons race is.
For example : if I start making racist jokes with my other black friends and they're joking along, then there's really no problem with it. But I don't think you should do it in front of non black people.. As it influences them to do it whether black or not.
But also, if you're making racist jokes to another black person and they're uncomfortable with it, then you shouldn't be doing it.
@@Unhingedluverr i myself make dark humor jokes sometimes but I only keep it to close friends or people who are ok with it and doesn't feel uncomfortable about it
@@UnhingedluverrNot exactly the most appropriate time to talk about that under a comment addressing people who are actively racist and use dark humor as a shield to justify it.
dark humor is dark humor, it pokes fun at stereotypes with jokes
I’m white but I get SERIOUSLY TRIGGERED (no joke sometimes I want to start a FIGHT because of it) whenever someone makes the raciest comment even as a joke because it’s just really insensitive and I’m deeply sorry for anyone who has experienced it so I’ll share this video to help educate people on this SERIOUS issue
I feel bad for you because nowadays most black people are racist towards white people “From the racist experience during the Jim Crow laws.” Like I swear people nowadays 🤦♀🤦♀
SAME- LIKE I GET SOOOO MAD when someone is racist (I have a friend who is black)
I mean racist jokes can sometimes be funny if you choose the appropriate moment or time to say it.
@@promeneuzivotu117No it can’t
@@xofxtou4400 ok that is your opinion.
Im from Egypt and i gotta say....
Tbh, its so hurtful to see the beautiful black people goes through it and go experience by this cruel people :(
Black people are the most beautiful creation that ever exists in the world and they're the kindness :(
Black lives Matter ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽everyone should treat everyone with kindness and compassion and love, support, we should treat everyone who's with different skin colours with some empathy and love and support, they're human like us
Treating them like all disrespect and insults and other things and then walk away like its "not" your problem, no, its your problem and what you did....won't make it feel all better, it makes it all the worst, it hurts the HUMAN FEELINGS hear me out, HUMAN'S FEELINGS! The insults HURT THE HUMAN! THEIE FEELINGS AND EVERYTHING!
The skin colour is who you are, is who your heart does, is whi you love yourself and respect yourself and appreciate yourself and more and more
That's all i say
Galore, you are the appreciation and wonderful gacha RUclipsr ever in the world and also the kind guy ever! 💗❣️
(And you're my favorite gacha RUclipsr!
Hello dear
I gotta say you right dear
THEY ARE HUMANS
THEY DESERVE KINDNESS AND LOVE AND MANY MANY MORE ❤
Lots of love from sudan❤
I'm Egyptian too and Egyptian people can also be black like me, I'm a cream brown and people still discriminate against me
I'm A black Nigerian and god bless you, I love ur country so much ❤
As i black girl myself ive experience racism..
i was just 8 years old i was playing in this jungle gym place hah..you know what will happened some white boys came up to me and started pinching me and throwing stuff at me calling me a monkey and that i should be there slaves..i was just so confused at that time i didnt know what to do nor say, so i stayed quiet..and cried.
There parents came and started yelling at me because i made her children mad..like i said i was 8 i didnt know what to do everything was so confusing for me even now. Im 14 now i still get treated weirdly..I'll give you guys part two when i was 13🙏🏾..
Part 2
When I was 13, I had trouble making friends because everyone hated me cuz im different..a lot of boys say to me that I should be me feminine and quiet and smart..even though I try my best,
This girl hated my guts really badly I was talking to her friends because we were talking about our country and out of know where
"GO back to your country" we all looked at each other than at her
"You have a poor country, you always say how much you want to go there so leave"
Everyone was quiet it was the fact that we were all black and the girl who said that was Indian so I was really shocked, and I find this real funny because everyone talks bad about her 😅..and yeah that's it..for know😭🙆🏾♀️
OH YEAH she asked me how to spell the N word too..shes a real odd character...
@@TojiYTBwhat they did was absolutely sick and disgusting, adult or not that must’ve been a horrible event I hope you are doing well
@@AveryVinnawh thank you so much, and yes it has been, but I've still stayed strong 💪 and I love being black😍
@@TojiYTB 👏AS👏YOU👏SHOULD👏
@@AveryVinn AWHHHH ILYYY SMMM UR TOO SWEET 😍🙆🏾♀️
White, Brown and Black or darker color are all beautiful just the way they were. I feel so sorry for the people who had been through.
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I am white and dutch and this month we are celebrating Ketikoti (= Chains broken) and listening to stories of those who suffered before the 1st of July 1863 (before slavery was officially abolished within the Dutch Kingdom). Every day when I look at friend's faces, I am reminded of the blatant rasism that still lingers in my country, especially among older generations. That's why it's so so important that stories like these get shared and reach wider audiences. As painful as it was to hear, you're right. Rasism will always linger, but that's why I want to thank you for how well this video was put together. It honestly brought me to tears and I believe that that's exactly why these types of videos are so important. Thank you for sharing your stories and for informing us all. Let's work together to make this world a better place, one with love and mutual respect for one another, where black individuals feel safe and heard!
Black lives matter ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
Hey ken je suriname??
Want wij vieren ook ketikoti 😊
@@disco_girl Jazekers! Ik ben er alleen nog nooit geweest, maar ik zou het wel leuk vinden om daar een keer naartoe te gaan. Ik vind zelf de Surinaamse kledingdracht echt heel mooi. Vooral omdat het zo kleurrijk is en vol leven! Lots of luv en Wan Switi Manspasi Dey! _(Hopelijk heb ik dat goed opgezocht
@@MTSgt yo ik ben zo blij dat er mensen zijn die me land kennen🥹.
En ja je hebt het goed opgezocht
@@disco_girl yusss
@@MTSgt ik ook
Im vietnamese, and discrimination and racism are everywhere. It hurts me to listen to these stories, but it's good to acknowledge it. I'm sorry to those who are facing discrimination and racism.
Vietnam twins!
Yay Vietnam 😊🎉
I can relate to the braid story. First off, getting your Braids pulled hurt a lot more than getting your natural hair pulled (For me anyway), Especially if you just got them done. The teacher backing up one student and not the other is completely unacceptable
The fresh braid always hurts to get even a slight tug on. I can’t imagine how often you’ve experienced it first hand. You are very strong 💪💪🏻💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿
"I kicked that guys ass" *DANGGGGG-*
I think I started a chain
Fr
Good he should have don't let touche your crown w/o permission
AS HE SHOULD
SAY IT. AS HE SHOULD@@YourNumber1BoyToy
AS HE SHOULD
as a blasian girl i face a shit ton of racism. i get called a terrorist, a monkey, and more. my friends used to think they could call me it cuz i was black and i told them no and they said it anyways. they make fun of me for being black and then say im not black enough, im literally too white for the black kids and too black for the white. i really appreciate this message, thank you for being brave enough to speak out on it.
What are you mixed with I'm just curious, I'm also blasian
@@AB-en7eehalf african american half pakistani, wbu?
naw, those aint even friends 😭😭😭 hope you have way better ones
Reminders for everyone:
-You are valid no matter what.
-If people judge you for your skin color, gender identity, religion, sexuality or any other thing then that's your clue there that those people are not worth your time.
-Don't let people's words get to you. I know it's hard, sometimes words hurt more than stones, but you are strong. You can face any challenge life throws at you.
-please make an effort to be nice and open to anyone. It won't change the world but the little things are what matters the most. Trust me, your effort will be much appreciated.
-it's okay to speak up. It's okay to stand up for yourself. Don't let people walk all over you.
As a Jamaican and a person who is experienced a lot of racism in a school full of Hispanic and White. This made me cry a lot. Im sick and tired of people treating me differently.
I am also Jamaican🤗
My mom is Jamaican!
@@judyanngittens1335 So that means you're jamaican too😌💕
@@kadianstephenson7301 Wah gwan 💕
I’m very sorry you had to go through something like that. It hurts me to hear you had to endure those things coming from a Jamaica currently still in Jamaica, please stay strong.
When I was in 7th grade my teacher locked me in his classroom and pulled on my braids. One time my parents went on a three week trip and so I would go downstairs to go to my room so I could go to bed and these three kids who bullied me would sometimes shoot BB gun bullets at my window or at my dog. I remember a couple nights i had to sleep in my closet. I was even physically assaulted multiple times and when my parents finally found out they told the boys mother and she said she was aware and encouraged it. She said it was my fault for being
“black and scary”. I will now live the rest of my life with PTSD and permanent marks on my body from that year. am adopted and have white parents so they didn’t/don’t understand what I went through. We moved away but that was definitely the hardest year of my life. And the bullying didn’t stop there, they stalked my socials when I moved, covered my stuff in the n-word and onetime they even wrote it on my paper. I was bullied for not knowing my family tree. Another time we did a spirit animal game and people submitted monkey and raccoon.
The boys mom are insane for saying that. I'm sorry you went through that.
This this really happen……. Because of so wth
@@Howaboutyes11 yes it did and these kids have faced absolutely no consequences
@x.K4LL3N.x well I’m so sorry God bless you Jesus loves you and I hope you’re safe like actually that was horrible but guess what? At least you have your parents that actually love you for who you are and not trying to use you or being racist because the color of your skin they love you because of the color of your skin and because of your personality! and Jesus does as well and let me tell you you’re a gorgeous person and you don’t have to worry about them anymore!❤️
@@NotaMidDennysWaitress it's truly sickening how some boy's moms are js plain stupid and idiotic
I’m black and I had to deal with racism multiple times. I remember this one time, me and my mom got segregated (yes segregated and this was like a few years ago like before quarantine) in a restaurant. We were going to a graduation party. And coincidentally there was a party in the back (with all black guests) and a party in the front (with all white guests) me and mom were invited to the party w/ the white guests(graduation party) when we were heading to the front, a white employee at the restaurant stopped us from going to the party we were invited to and said we were to join the party with the black guests even though my mother told the lady we were going to the graduation party (with the white guests obviously) because that’s the one we were invited to. So funny part coming up: when the white lady employee wasn’t looking we (me and my mom) had to SNEAK INTO the party we were invited to and thankfully didn’t get caught by her(the lady who literally segregated the restaurant.) Like I said before me and my mom had to deal w/ racism before. In fact, we’ve dealt w/ racism 3-4 times in our lives so far.😅 anyway sorry I wrote this whole book. Hope you’re having a blessed day/night 💕🙏🏾
As recently there had been tons of racism in the gacha community and there has been people enjoying it and call people out for that racism sensitive which isn’t ok. As a black person myself, racism isn’t okay to all races and your video did show out many good point about racism doesn’t get you anywhere to be offensive towards people you don’t like because of your skin color.
as a black person it was like really heartwarming to see this. the stories were so rea. thank you for spreading awareness about this...yeah, it's not gonna change anything much, but at least, im praying, someone will see this video and realize they need to stop being racist to whoever they have been racist to in the past...or give them the courage to fight for someone who can't, when they see someone getting bullied or targeted. thanks fr
as a black person , when i learnt about racism for the first time i was MORTIFIED ! on how people discriminate us poc over the color of our skin, and our culture .
I’m white, but I was also horrified when I learnt that racism existed. Younger me was not able to comprehend how people can be so mean to others who are different from them
Many years later… I still don’t understand 😞
@@k0iip0ndzz same (you have a kind soul 💖)
To be fair, black people started slavery. The first slave owner was a black man and he sold his own people and people of all races and many others after that.
This was so good I enjoyed this you designed this so well
As a black person today, I am tired of racism.
It always happens when a black person gets bullied or bothered. When I was TEN, ONLY TEN, at school, I heard some mexican kids say the n word and call and call my friend a shadow. Thats when I snapped and said, "You cant say that". That's when one of the kids called me the n word. That day when I went home I kept it to myself because I didn't want my parents to get involved, I regret not telling them. Then also later that year, one of my white friends said, " wassup my-" n word. The way I said, "Don't ever say that to me" was insane. I am eleven now that I think about it that was not something I was supposed to experience yet.
Yeah, I’m black I didn’t even know what the n word was till middle school when it just became a popular word
As a mexican I'm sorry to hear that and surprised some Mexicans are racist:(
As a person who has a black big brother this is very true even tho im not black because he was born black and non of my familys are black they're only white,
Thank you for this message gacha-galore
I’m sure your brother is a great man ^^
@@-Mlem- he's a great man don't worry
Aaron is right. there will always be racism. i appreciate your message and will still hope.
And seeing how your messages to communities are heartwarming, nice, and not let the ones who are in those communities not feeling down and giving up. I would like to see what message you'll send to the Haïtian community. It's ok if you don't, and I'm sorry if that request end up bothering you. It's just, we face a lot of discrimination (not saying that others facing it aren't as important as ours), from our home country, our country neighbor, and internationally. Discrimination against race, languages, religion, social status, and more. I mostly see people saying that we're dead, our country is a warzone, make fun of us for what our country has become today when we were the first black independent country. And that hurt most us when we heard that and we can't say anything because some of it is true.
As a black girl Ty for making this video Seth/GG I will always support you no matter what happens on this platform black lives matters guys be proud of your races🫶🏽✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿✅
Your skin is beautiful, don’t let anyone else tell you otherwise ^^
All lives matter too ❤
@@Howaboutyes11 yes but she is talking about racism towards black people since it’s what the video is based on .
As an nigerian girl. Thank you for this video! i have been looking for this video ever since. My school had 5% of black kids. Sadly i was the only black kid in my class. One kid threated to say the n word to me. I also noticed that when i got close to someone that wasnt the same skin color has me , they would ever scoot away from me like i was a germ or they would give me the stink eye and move away from me. Alot of the kids in class said alot of rasict things so they would try to get a reaction out of me. Which it didn't. I have never felt so useless in my class. Even though my homeroom teacher ALWAYS treated me with alot more respect then the other kids in my class... People were still rasict to me. That was also another reason i am very anti-social. Alot of kids that are either white or a diff race then black they never want to play with me and play with diff kids instead. I'm happy that holidays like Black history month or Juneteeth are hoildays i can celebrate with my family. I wish in this world people weren't rasict or slavery never existed. I enjoyed listening to this video because this teaches rasict people to stop. Thank you and i hope this story was understandable in the best way possible :) BLM✊🏾✊🏾✊🏽
Gurl same. I'm also a Nigerian. I got threatened by someone that they were going to say the n word in school. And when they were talking about black ppl in rs class. This one Asian girl next to me kept looking at me anytime they mentioned the bad things ppl did to blacks.
@@Emokraime. WOW! this world is so hurtful!
This is very well done. as a Black and Indian person , I am very thankful for this video, because onetime in 5th grade, I was eating lunch and talking to a friend. and then someone was singing "we have to celebrate our differences" to me. I was very hurt, as people started calling me monkey.
another time was I was in P.E and my stomach was hurting so I got a pass to go to the nurse. then there was a class of 5th graders. one called me a "Monkey" and they all started laughing. I just ran back to class.
another was in 6th grade when I was reading a book, and a person started pulling my hair, and started saying "slave! do my work! cook!" and more. like "pull my cotton." and the fact this person was white was worse.
lastly, when someone pulled my braids again in 6th grade. braids really tend to hurt especially after YOU got them did. it makes your head feel sensitive.
I told the teacher but they didn't care.
I hope it's okay im sharing this.
but I swear, history is repeating when it comes to racism..
I’m white.
When I was 11, I heard a kid singing a song with the N-word in it very loudly on the monkey bars. He was white and about 7-8 years old.
The teacher heard it, and did nothing. She didn’t try to correct him or tell him it was wrong to say. She just.. stood there. Silently.
I am white and I just wanted to say I am disappointed in the internet. The amount of CONSTANT racism I see is absolutely horrendous. You can try avoid it but no matter how much you try you always see it in a comment, comment reply or a racist video. This applies to the Gacha community too
Yesss BLM! Everyone should be treated with respect no matter your skintone✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
i am speaking as a mexican. so many 'fake racists' (popular youtubers who make dark humour a.k.a racist jokes for recognition and laughs) think they are in the right but they r in the wrong. all of us go through racism:
white
black
mixed
asian (including indian)
hispanic/latino/a
EVERY single one of us r capable of going through racism but what ive noticed over my past years was that there is this specific race that stood out to me, this specific race that i felt an extremely special connection to, this specific race that i noticed went through a lot more, done and imagined, than any other, and that is the Black Community.
This is the SAME race that has carried on many stereotypes on their name for way too long and this horrid thing needs to be explained. I am deeply sorry to all people who went through racism, im deeply sorry for my Mexican Community, but more importantly, im deeply sorry for the Black Community. I've always felt comfortable and safe with the Black Community. I love you guys!!! 🖤🤎🧡
Thank you for spreading awareness
(Because im black and I'm tired of the racism in the gacha community towards black people)
Im from Philippines and I respect every kind of skin colors🙏
Yes same
Ok, being a young tan indian male, I can really understand amount of racial slurs and motivation that goes around. But seriously, back when I was in 5th grade, not only would they call me slurs, but they also called me the hard er, it really just hurts to see that there are so much bad people in the world and history constantly repeats itself. Parents really just cannot get ahold of their children at all, whether its on social media or irl, im so sorry if anyone else has experienced this, I hope they can see better days. Have a great day everyone ‼️❤✊🏾✊🏽
My parents are from Sudan and I’m proud that they are and end racism
That does make you Sudanese
As someone with a significantly lighter color I could never relate to what they are going through but at the same time I feel them I feel their pain, I hate racism so so much that sometimes I hate my own skin color because of it. And I hate seeing these beautiful people get hurt in the world. And the fact that they are spreading it on their kids? Yes there can be criminals of all race but some parents mainly focus on darker skin color so these kids are growing up thinking all of them are bad or they did something wrong or anything else bad. Kids don’t know any better that’s why a parent is there to teach them what is better and to choose friendship over violence. If you are of any darker skin color I’m sorry for what you have to go through and I want you to become someone great to continue to prove them wrong and I said continue for a reason. You prove them wrong by knowing what’s right. I love you guys don’t stress okay? 🫶🏻
As an African-American with Jamaican heritage, it’s really sad that the racism is still unspeakable and never ends, I hope you can find understanding with peace with that community, god blessed to receive the black community!! I really appreciate this video!!
Thank you so much for this video. I remember once I was in school(I've finished school now) and one of my classmates was racing me to our next class, kind of? And I got there first, but she wasn't angry or anything she was just In a silly mood and then not knowing she called me a monkey.. this is what she said 'hey get back here you monkey' I gasped because I was surprised, but I didn't get angry because she didn't say It in a rude way she said it in more of a silly way like she didn't know that she can't call me a monkey, I was telling her how she can't call me that and she looked so confused and then the rest of the class came and I told them that she called me a monkey. And then later on the teacher got us all in a circle while another teacher was explaining to her how she can't call me a monkey and blah blah blah, and when I got home I explained it to my mum and she got so angry. And I understand why but I was explaining to her that the way she said that sentence it wasn't meaningful she just didn't know but my mum didn't care she kept getting more angry at me and saying things like 'how can she not know?' And just sat there listening cause no matter what I say she wouldn't change her mind, and now writing this I understood that she really didn't mean it😕 but you know what's funny? I think one year later? One of her friends(boy) he said the N word, and a black girl who was passing by heard it, and she obviously confronted him about it, but he didn't give a f*ck, and instead of correcting him, She backed him up, and then later on in the day she was crying saying that she wasn't racist. Idk what to say about that but I'm not happy that she defended her friend, I mean yes it's your friend but when your friend says or does something bad you shouldn't back them up because they are the one's in the wrong. Anyway the reason why I know about this is because everyone in school was talking about it but they mixed up the story saying that the boy actually called the Black girl the N word, and then I went up to her to see if she was ok and that's when she explained the whole thing. Just like the video said Racism will always repeat...Just don't be afraid to stand up for yourself and remember you are not the one in the wrong THEY ARE. Thanks for reading my story have a nice day.
this is a great message.
before knowing what racism is, when i saw a person with the black skin for the first time ( in the internet ) my first reaction was "MY GOD WHAT??
MASHALLAH SHE LOOKS SO PRETTY"
i remember seeing them and immediate think was hot, pretty, and beautiful. when i find out what racism was. i felt so shock. i also actually kinda remember one of my teacher was talking about how people treat them and we shouldn't treat them like that, we should respect them and i told her that why people do that i find them so pretty. i don't remember what she said i think she told me that some people just treat like that i don't remember her answer but i'm still questioning why racism exists. i don't know anything about the history of black people but i actually really really hope that some day, racism ends and people start respecting them more. INSHALLAH
B.L.M ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽!!!!
as a black person tysm for making this video i wanted to make one myself. hopefully anyone who sees this video will stop being racist this can really affect the person there being raicst to making them uncomfortable alot. tysm ❤
as someone who is olive and tans pretty well i once went to a restaurant with my cousins (mixed) and as we were sitting my mom heard someone say ''look at that mixed family its disgusting'' we left shortly after my mom told me years later what happened and i was pretty sad abt it personally i know this isn't the worst but i just wanted to share my experience
Reminder to the blm community. It is important to stand up with your community and protest. But as a community you need to talk about the distruction of people who are your community hurting others from the community…there was a shooting of a uncle and a niece both the same race same with the shooter no one batted an eye…as well as protecting and protesting other types of racism within and out of the community. If people disagree with blm it isn’t the fact they hate different people or groups it is because of the extremists that take it to far or because they believe the protest should have been on the person and not a whole work career. Please respect others opinions as long as they are respectful twards you. ❤❤
Poc not blm btw!
Poc is people of color and blm is black lives matter😅
So how exactly is this important to standing up against racism🧍🏿♀️ always picking the worst time to bring shit like that up. So annoying
The sad thing is I experienced for the first time on my birthday party :(
So it was my tenth birthday party and me and my friends had the best time ever at the venue we went to and we decided to play dodgeball and we had fun and all but ( I can’t explain it in words because I don’t know how it started) but this black girl and a white girl was making fun of someone I think.. and my friend stood up for the person ( again I’m not sure what happened) and she said “ that was not nice guys “ and SO quickly they both say “ it’s none of your business “ and I’m just watching like 👀 thinking how rude those girls were but I kept quiet cause my friend wasn’t sad after they said it then my other friend ( friend 2 ) gets hit by a ball because
Because one of those girls hit her and she’s sobbing so badly ( and btw someone else got hit by them and by someone else) ( she cried too ) then I go to them saying to them it’s not okay and the white girl starts mimicking me I got really angry and raised my voice she started laughing and talking to her black friend about this and she just sat there like there’s nothing wrong I started to cry mind you my sister was there I tell her the whole story then the mom started to point fingers at me ( remember it was my BIRTHDAY party ) [ then more stuff happened but it was just fighting so skip that ) then almost everyone was sobbing it was like 99% of people were crying and was mad I called my mom to pick us up with the party bus then we go back home ( from there it was fun and we had delicious food). But I still feel really bad cuz everyone cried and unfortunately my friends are going to remember my chaos of a birthday party :
IS NOBODY GONNA TALK ABT HOW CUTE AND ADORABLE KIONI IS?!🥺💕 (not being weird)
❤ ~ As a black person myself, and still growing up. I’ve never had experiences with someone being racist to me since my parents shield me from anything along the lines like that along with my brother. But I will say whoever has had experience with it just remember to not let people get to you and continue to live your life and thrive you deserve so much better ~ ❤
As a black person. In 6th grade I went to a school with a lot of Hispanic people. They constantly said the n-word in every sentence they could put it in. I’ve experienced someone call me the n-word right to my face without even laughing. In kindergarten I was trying to be friends with a girl and I got told she didn’t want to be my friend or play with me. When my friend finally got her to tell. She whispered in my friend’s ear “because she’s black”. A lot of people don’t understand how hurtful words can be. Thank you for spreading awareness and this message!!
It’s weird because I’m a black African American who loves to cosplay but everytime I post it on social media people always say ‘this character isn’t black’’why don’t you cosplay someone who is black’ it doesn’t even matter if the anime character is a different skin color
People love to express their racism with black content creators. It's ok when they're white and not Asian, cus they just always get a pass, but black people? It's always hate with us
I'm a fair-skinned Filipino who used to live in Saudi Arabia, then my family and I permanently moved back to Philippines on September 1, 2022.
When I see Muslims for the first time, I was full of curiosity and wanted to learn about their cultures and traditions. Which is why I want to learn about cultures and traditions from other countries to give my love and appreciation for them.
When I see 'black people' for the first time, I see them as unique human beings with skin colors that are beautiful in every shade, and hair that can turn into infinite styles.
I always thought that Black VS White never exists, because all lives matter and that our world is beautiful because of all races of humanity.
Diversity makes our world go around, yet there will always be racially bigoted people, who are mentally blind to see the true reality.
As always, keep it up, Gacha Galore. ❤
God bless to all people on earth. Love from the Philippines. ❤
🙏🏻🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏿
My dad is one of these people.. And im ashamed to be his child.. I told him muliple times to not say that but he still did, When he a person with a different skin color he would laugh, And honestly he would say "what has our world come to?" And i really wan to say to get over all this and to respect people for there races and syles but no he keeps being Rasist, he even said,"We dont like blacks around here" And thats what set me off.. My dad is a very rude man and i hate his for hating people for being eho they are!.. We were one at a taco atand and there was a guy wearing makeup and I thought he looked pretty but my dad was saying "What is that guy wearing!?" i wanted to yell at him.. But I was to scared to say anything, and honestly, my dad is horrible, hes rude and says "Its for your own good"... and honestly what has the world come to? People Judging each other for races and looks and pronouns.. And me being Trans is honestly scary in this new world.. its honestly scary that some people have died because they were different races and pronous, This isnt okay!, And teaching your kids The N word is DISGUSTING! LIKE WHAT PARENT DOES THAT!? Please dont bully anyone for there races and pronouns! because you'll regret it in life, People hating you for bullying different races, And i hope people realize its not a joke anymore, its time to wake up and see your actions!! Please for gods sake... be a good person like god wanted us to be and respect! Please spread love and kindness to these people and care for them❤ So if your reading this and your a rasist please change your ways.. and i hope people read this dispite it being long... So spread awarness to this problem!! Because 🫵🏻 can change the world❤ Also think about there kids! And the world they have to live in where they'll be judged for there color
Internal racism but also insecure father
Thank you for this beautiful message,I’m a part of the black community and have experienced racism online and offline,so thank you for being comfortable with sharing your stories and experiences❤We need more respect for all races,but especially black people.✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿All of us are equally,and all of us are humans❤❤❤
In my bus, the boys are being racist and saying curse words at my friend just because she is uhhh you know, but I always try to help and one time had enough so I fought the three boys my self, me and the boys just injured, but it was still worth it because I needed to help a friend
And we need to have a better world and future
As someone who is black, I'll share all my experience of peoples being racist to me.
The first time was when I was around the age of 5-6. One of my classmate keep complaining about my skin and how is was disgusting and the teacher never did anything to stop it. My second time is when I was 12 and was arguing with one of my bully. He then proccess to tell me that my skin look like poop and he was white. The thrid and last time I experience was a week ago. I was talking to my friend and then he randomly told me to shut up. I then said ''Too bad'' then he call me a slave.
As a Nigerian🇳🇬 (I speak little Yoruba, Portuguese and is currently learning Zulu and Russian), I'm glad to see someone make videos like this, Thank-you so much for beong sensible unlike majority of the people on the internet ❤
Everyone deserves to be treated equally regarded of their race, culture, beliefs, or religion. 🤎🤍❤️
#Alllivesmatter
I'm a Nigerian learning Japanese
@@theoluwafamily3657 cool ^_^
I'm not Nigerian, I'm South African and just wanted to say I'm also learning Zulu (my mom's side of the family speaks so this and my dad is Zulu but he isn't a very good father figure sadly, he mostly eats and sleeps)
I'm not black, but I can understand a bit of what they pass throught, like.. Imagine having that much of things happening into your life, i just.. Sometimes think i am in their place and think "Wow.." And to think racism can be of everyone and everyone is a little racist.. It hurts.
Thank You :)
Love when this vid is posted on Caribbean heritage month
As a Mexican I got a lot of racist jokes at school, be told that I should go back to my country, being called names such as taco muncher, border hopper but.. I could never, EVER experience what a black person goes through.. and it’s horrible how our society is like that. I feel bad for the children who experience it younger, if anything we as a community must stop this in some way. Make people stop using stereotypes to describe us colored people especially for the targeted colors.
As a Mixed Person this made me happy you support BLM and The black Community and I got Called
The N word by someone a Latino
Male and he said it because i asked him to not make me my
Mom uncomfortable
As a black girl, This video was so well made, and I really appreciate the effort and awareness you put into this video!
for me, as a 9yo, the first racism experience I had was this year at school. It mostly started when kids at my class started pressuring me to say the N word, (Im African, French Canadian, Italian, and German.) And when I was arguing with my peers, they always responded with “it’s cuz ur black.” My best friend insisted on telling the teacher, I didn’t because I always feared talking about my feelings with people, (I’m very antisocial, and its a problem because my family keeps on telling me to talk to someone about it, and that I’m isolating myself and that I could start gaining depression) then it was throughout the whole year from that, people saying the word, or like saying ni- and not finishing it. Then at the end of the year, it was like we were picking food or smth, and then a kid in my class was like, “is that the one that looks most like fried chicken to you?” And other racist stuff. And I just laughed with them even though I was really hurt from it. Again, I can’t talk to any teacher about it because its either I’m to scared, or they don’t do anything about it.
Bro telling a black person to say the N-word isn’t racist….. bruh yeah
@@Howaboutyes11 I never said it was? they were pressuring me into saying it 💀
guess we will never know wwhat to do about racism
Despite the fact that I am white, I genuinely seriously had to pause this video multiple times just to process what was being said, not even a joke. This is super well made and I love the message 🩷
As a Black person, I grew up in High School being called a monkey or being called the N word from people who weren’t black.. I support this Message, this video. It helps me feel courageous and safe. Thanks
My first ever racism experience was when me and my friend were talking abt hell and heaven in 2018 gacha editing glmm, and someone said "ur going to hell cuz ur Muslim" my friend is not Muslim but she got really mad, but that's a few years ago
✋🏻✋🏼✋🏽✋🏾✋🏿 all should get respect
Thanks for spreading awareness to people about the things different races/people deal with. ❤
As a African And a American I feel this on so many levels that it hurts
And this is exactly i make black aus or ocs more, every color matters to us people. Let me tell you this, one time i had a friend back then in my middle school, and she's so nice to me. Until then, in high school, she got immediately disrespectful and mean. She won't even talk. Then when i talked to one of her friends to ask and say if she's racist, they said she is. I was shocked, then when i got back to school as a junior. I asked my friends where's the girl that was bullying me, wasn't talking to me. One of her friends said...
"She got expelled"
I ask why then they said.
"She got expelled for being racist, they were yelling at a black boy and said stuff of what a black person would say. She was about to fight him but thank god the police got her arrested."
They're not playing with racismn in my school.
And that's why you need to be careful of what you said and do to black people, cause it can get you into serious situations, to the point that we all have to care about it.
We all equal - 💅🏻💅🏼💅🏽💅🏾💅🏿
As a Black Non Chalant Dreadhead. Thank you so much for this I approve people go to far with jokes and u can’t talk because your called a coward
I don't why people critcize because of skin color. Its not our fault we were born darker, curly/coily hair, bigger noses, etc. Those shouldn't define us. We are more than our skin color, way way way more. They should love us for who we are not how we look.
As a person who is half Maldivian, half Indian I am a person who is bullied just for being black
I'm not black irl but for the internet part, its sadly true. On roblox there's a game called total roblox drama that basically is a game version of the show total drama island on Netflix. For each season of the show there's more characters. You get a random character unless you choose to buy a character. I thought a character named Nishele (idk her name in the show) was very pretty so I chose her. She is a black girl with dirty blonde braids. I made it through the game without getting voted out until there was only three people left. Me, Stacy, and I don't remember the last person. While we were at the campfire, I asked "who are we gonna vote?" they both said "you" I asked why. They said "because you're black". I was very mad because of that racism.
I hope you all know whether you're white or black, that..
You're beautiful
You're amazing
You're unique
And you're important ❤
I'm black and me and my friends always joke about our skin color (they are black too) but this one white girl I knew, she didn't think we were joking and decided to follow along. She said the N word during a song and wasn't fazed.
I have a black classmate, who is always being called racial names by his two friends, they also do not so friendly things to him... yeah... it always felt wrong, and the teacher always tried to intervene. Those friends are honestly kind of terrible, no black person should go through that.
Seriously though, people nowadays are just racist😢I'm a Muslim and an artist so people would look at me in a bad way just because I draw (since some Muslims think drawing is bad)
They once asked my type in guys(which I don't necessarily say since it's haram for Muslims to date and I've never actually felt attraction towards anyone)
And I said I like short boys with a good personality and they looked at me and said "They aren't attractive at all" they even called me a slut just because I went to swimming classes☹️
I had some ex-friends who were a bit racist towards each other, my cousin would constantly say the N word and he's just 12,no matter how much I tell him to stop he doesn't.... Sometimes when he pisses me off a bit too much I would fight him but he never changed
It's sad how society normalizes racism, misogyny, gender wars and more.... I hate it... The world is revolving backwards and there's nothing we can do to make it stop...
I really love this, I’m an Afro- Latina and I most definitely appreciate this, people don’t understand how much this can hurt someone.
its messed up how older generations give bad influence for young kids that they would think being racist is funny and even go as far as saying the no no word to a black person.
i meant like dark humor stuff u see online yk
As a young Brazilian teen, I just want to say thank you for spreading awareness. ❤ I’m not black, I’m Latina, but racism is such a horrible horrible thing, and I don’t know why we are still normalizing it, whether it comes from others being rude to black, white, European, Hispanics or Latinos, it’s everywhere. I really don’t understand why people decide to be rude to others because of something they cannot change or they did not decide. I hope one day everyone decides to change, or more people, because as said in the video, racism will never go away, but we can all choose to be kind. We have to make a difference, and everyone can start now! I hope you have a wonderful day, I really loved this video. ❤
As a black person myself I really respect this B.L.Ml🖤🤎
This year was really hard for me considering that I not only just moved, but since I’m a minority, I experienced a lot of racism…
I swear some people are so petty im an hatian American, woman and im diagnosed with adhd and asthma, but as a kid i had this bully who was a perv towards me and the other students, i was always disgusted by him he would pretend to take pictures of our buts and i couldn't take it anymore but i did nothing, one day i came home looking sad to my grandma and my mother why? I was called the n word by him he didnt wven care but lie when i told cuz i sick of him he said that he said nature where did u get nature from? If i heard the n word clear he never said nature so i hit him with the comfty chair that was a bing bag chair then i told the teacher, that teacher always adored him so when i told her what happened it was in front of the class and the class belived me but not the teacher so she sent us both to the principal office, i got an apology later but still thats racism towards me...
It's sick...
For me, I come from a black and Spanish family however I am passing, so when I shared some of my experiences & culture to my friends one kid in my class said to my face, “Well you don’t look black, ya know you don’t sound & act or dress black” and how much I hated being passing was soul crushing for me
At this point, i just feel upset for their stories. It really does hurt to be a victim. Even though i never experienced it first hand, i know how it can be hurtful. I remember when i said that word when i was so angry at my two friends who were harassing and saw how it affected them. I started to make sure to be more respectful with those around me. I really want to know their socials so that way I can help support them, because it must be difficult to deal this much
:(
As someone who's in the black community this video made me really happy! Glad someone like you made this video
0:19 I hate it with all my heart.
(This may be off topic but Kioni looks so GORGEOUS)
I hate it with every atom in my body
@@emilyillingworth6957fr
"people are taught racism, not born to be racist."
- a wise man.
This was an incredibly moving and powerful video,it’s saddening to see how racism still exists in this modern world and it’s heartbreaking to see what black individuals have to go through because of their skin color
I am really grateful to the creators of this video and to the amazing people who shared their stories as well. Thank you for this awesome video and for spreading awareness on this topic❤
And as a black individual to other black individuals in and outside this community,you are beautiful,smart,unique and amazing. Love 💕 and appreciate yourself and be proud of who you are because you are wonderfully made & someday,just someday,racism will find its way out of this world and everyone will learn to love and appreciate each other without discrimination.
Love from cherry 🍒❤💕
BLACK/ALL LIVES MATTER!! ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Sadly this happens a lot, I remember when I was in preschool when I first faced racism and it only got worse as I grew older, I don't care what the color of your skin is racism is not ok, you making this video makes me proud cause I know I'm not the only one facing this problem, Racism leaves emotional scars and it is not ok, thank you for making this video it gives me hope in humanity to know that there are people like you in this world.
This message needs to be spread. I hate how people on the internet makes fun of people who are “black” and thinking that racist jokes are “sigma-ish” or “funny”. I hope this all ends soon…✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 ❤️
I need to take a moment to appreciate the character designs. They are AMAZING!!
As a Jamaican and Italian (Im mixed) I'm very glad your calling out racist behavior.
I never understood why people judge other people for something that they can't control!
Plus being black is beautiful, being white is beautiful, being mixed, etc. All races are beautiful!!
I seriously hope one day I could live my life not being judged for having darker skin.
I'm sorry for any racial experiences anyone was had in their life💔
Im Black and I love this. This is awesome thank you for the amazing video!
As a black girl racism needs to be stopped like it’s so unnecessary..
😕😞
Thank you for making this. We need more kind hearted people like you to make this aware.❤
I experienced racism in school, from elementary to high school. A girl, let call her Kate(not her real name) will always pick on me, due to me having autism and Asperger’s. These disorders are what makes it hard for me to socialize with other people in the real world. So she will call me retarded or the n word. It would make me cry back then, and it nearly went physical on my high school grounds. But I had good friends who stood by my side and helped me while she was left alone with maybe one or two so called friends. I saw her again after our high school graduation in 2019 with a child and another one on the way in 2022. I kinda feel bad, but I did give her a $20 to get herself back up on her feet..I am a kind soul.. I will never have envy on anyone, not even my own enemies..
As a black girl its so weird seeing things like even black people being racist against darker skin tones, its so weird like- we’re all black and we need to stick together because lots of people are against us we cant turn against eachother too
It’s cause they’ve been conditioned to think it’s funny I guess (just what I’ve seen)
@@Artsymarie yea and it ngl is sometimes but people be takin it WAAAAAY far sometimes
This is beautiful- as a Jamaican American woman I love this- history keeps repeating when it comes to racism tho- it's cruel and I hate it! This brings a lot of awareness tho- Thank you for doing this! I love it-
I am a black person who has experienced some racism and has been called the hard r many times so I really appreciate these type of videos ❤
Aaron's part about hoping for the future seriously broke my heart. Poor dude has gone through so much that he's lost hope.
27 minutes ago! I'm here earlyy also this is amazing!! I like how you make videos of awareness for religion and appearance
Just checked the channel out! Love the message you spread!
People tell stories about history to make sure it won’t be repeated. But here we are with racism. It needs to stop and many want it to, but we know it’s not going to. It’s unacceptable for people to act this way. I’ve been called many things that I found offensive but I knew if I didn’t anything I would be the one who got in trouble. It hurts knowing that racism will be a never ending cycle…
As a dark-skinned person myself. The thing I find most heartbreaking about this video is that Aaron is right? No matter how much we try and no matter how much of the world has advanced, there will always still be racism. No matter where you go, no matter who it's from. Black people cannot escape it. We can only stand to fight against it.✊🏿😔