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Marc Lamont Hill & Dr. Camika Royal Talk Critical Race Theory
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- Опубликовано: 26 май 2021
- Marc Lamont Hill continues his conversation with Dr. Camika Royal, Professor of Urban Education at Loyola University Maryland, on red states pushing to ban Critical Race Theory from being taught in schools.
“I think it benefits people to say ‘this isn’t a thing and I won’t participate in that,” Royal says. “It's been fascinating to watch these conversations around banning Critical Race Theory in schools because I’m like, ‘what exactly do you think that means?’”
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Kids in America's schools need to learn our racial history in an objective accurate way that's free of slants from political ideologies.
You can't teach it without adding politics. That's what Anna Nicole Jones is trying to do. It was the English,The Whig Party/Democrats who brought the Slaves and started the Plantations. It was the Democrats that benefited from Slavery and fueled England's economic engine. Democrats foughtthe Civil War over it and England backed them and gave them gold. She, tried to lay Slavery on All of America, from 1619. It wasn't America, it was a British Slave Colony.
@@earlofmar7987 Bullshit. Jones focuses on whiteness, not their politics. She's already been debunked on some of the lies in the 1619 Project.
The problem is the left is convincing kids that the Republicans and conservatives were the RACISTS. The fact is the Democrat Party is the most RACIST group in the history of the USA and you can trace their actions from before the civil war till today. They haven't changed they just changed their strategy. Look at abortion...the leftists Democrats have convinced millions of Black people that abortion is good for them when in 1970 I remember hearing that the black population was going to be 20% by 2000. The fact is that the Democrats started a campaign to kill black people thru abortion to keep their population at a steady 13%. Democrats did that not Republicans!!!!
There is only one human race. All humans' are from Africa... so, we are all African's of color. Everything else is a lie.
@@earlofmar7987 saying that "white people are trying to run away from the guilt they should feel" is the opposite of teaching our history without politics. She is putting all white people into one box, as if they are all the same, with the same background, the same heritage, the same history. And that is patently false, and completely racist.
If I could name one thing that I like about being white, it is that I can have my own individual opinion.
As it seems from lots of comments and black peoples reactions, that if you don't think the same on an issue all of a sudden you are no longer black. That is so strange to me!!
So, I'm not happy with being white, just happy to be alive. But if I had to name one thing, it would be the above.
There is also that pesky Western civilization and culture…
Good for Ruffo for deftly evading that obvious ambush of "What do you like about being white?".
O"Reilly:
OH,please. That's a question most white people never have to ask themselves because they're part of the majority in this country. Mr. Hill didn't "ambush" him with a damn thing. It's just that as a white guy, he never has to question his own identity, because he's considered part ofthe norm in a way that black people aren't. And he wouldn't own up to his own white privilege and acknowledge that as a white guy, he gets to move freely through the world in a way that most people of color don't, particularly black people. That's white privilege right there.
@@alondathomas293
There are manny places white people can’t go in America with out getting beat, robbed or killed. If you really think of white privilege as a real thing you will never get ahead in life and will always be held back. To each there own.
@@ericcartman6724:
Look up what white privilege means---you don't know any more about that then you do CRT. White privilege lets white people get ahead of everybody else because they're white---that's always been the case in this country. Also, nobody needs to hear that condescending bullshit you just spewed about black people "never getting ahead in life" because we call out white racist bullshit whenever we see it. lack people still have to deal with some form of racism no matter how far ahead they get in life. So cut the BS.
@@ericcartman6724 where cant you go without getting beat because you are white ?
@@ericcartman6724 White people don’t want to admit white privilege because they would have to admit they have it easier. Plain and simple. Weak
This is very informative to see two black people with degrees in black studies who are experts on white people. I'm sure glad that someone came up with this CRT to continue to capitalize off racism. Wouldn't want these guys to have to get a real job.
True truth hypocrisy on display.
First one who smelt it dealt it.
Nice
Because white people haven’t been writing books/theater/movies/etc that exploit Black people for centuries - and you’re butthurt that two Black people are discussing whites people from a scholarly angle. Would you prefer they wear white face make up so it’s closer to how we did them?
Schools don’t sell it
I like being white because i look good in certain colors of ties and suits. I like my white skin because cars can see me easier on a dark night when I cross the street.
That was all lamont was asking his guest
😂😂
That's wasist!!!!
You’re an embarrassment to our race.
People of color should like being non white because they look good in certain colors as well (richer colors). Their dark skin is advantageous in the day because it absorbs more rays from the sun. All skin color has biological pros and cons. I think people who only view life through the lens of race are racist. Racism still exists but not in my heart or home. I can’t change the world just myself, same power everyone is allotted.
I agree with her. They don't want racism to stop because racism benefits them. Period. They are protecting themselves from the race issues because they enjoy the benefits of it
If whites are racist stay away from us .
Bring segregation
yep
🎯!
That’s the truth
Reassuring your audience that your a professional is a good sign that your unprofessional
As a black person I find Critical race theory OFFENSIVE to me. For many reasons but for example, it encourages people to lean into negative stereotypes about black people, e.g being poor and disenfranchised. Even if it's true , can't i just go to school or work without people knowing my personal business? I'm shocked in this video both of you didn't explain what is supposed to be GOOD about this doctrine. If you think it's helpful to the cause, at least explain why it has to be mandated learning and not voluntary? And just once i want to hear explanations that DON"T include made up terms like "Colour Evasive Racism", that's a theory NOT FACT!!. Black people are facing REAL issues while you guys are just drowning in your own Pseudo intellectualism.
Thank you for the rational comment. I needed it after scrolling these comments for an hour here
So it's true. Y'all do exist. Thanks!
Hey, I am black as well and South African I think you are as well ( judging by your name 'Lunga'), This is exactly why I don't like it being taught to black kids, it teaches a inferiority complex, we already have enough of that, but I do think it should be taught in predominantly white schools, for strategic purposes. Because shame is powerful, imagine if we had an actual organization, that actually cares about the black community, and syphons resources from white communities using idiotic things like "critical race theory", and investing it into black communities, but instead we have BLM which is a Marxist organization, that got so many donations, under the premise of black struggle but actual aims to further destroy the black family.
@@liveinwisdom3610 Do more research. CRT is a Marxist ideology. It comes straight from Critical Theory. CRT, 1619 Project, BLM, Defund the Police are all cut from the same cloth.
You must be white.
I've been listening to this guy for a little bit and he never says what CRT is.
He has given an extensive and well cited explanation I believe even in the last couple of weeks. Please investigate before commenting.
(CRT) critical race theory, is an academic movement, involving civil-rights scholars,& activists in the U.S that seek to examine,on a critically level,the (Laws),as it engage with-in issues of race, & it questions mainstream practices & it's approaches, to what(Society) calls Justice, but who have a history of (Racial Injustices) continuously & why.
@@eugeneroberts1468 so it is like the rest of the theories, there's the oppressed class, vs the oppressor. And it ends with a revolution...no wonder Republicans are banning it
@@eugeneroberts1468 its marxism. Plain and simple.
@@tommieboi707 straight up
he laughs so arrogantly...and yet, I have watched debates with people with PhDs in Critic Race Theory who can't define what it is. listen to Ibram Kendi's definition of "racism" -- it's total gibberish. even the people supporting him on the panel have a look on their faces like "well, that was total bull sh-t". Marc Lamont is an intelligent person who could be a force for good and for real progress in the world, but instead he's blowing it on academics who make 6 figure incomes by smelling their own farts and telling the world how delicious they are. what a waste.
Pei:
CRT is not something you can get a PH. D in. And Ibram Kendi said in a recent interview that he was not a critical race theorist, no matter what Rufo, who is just misrepresenting CRT and using it to make a name for himself, says. And all critical race theory is, is a critical look at racism in society through legal lens. It just amazes me the amount of people who blindly hate and misunderstand critical race theory because they don't know what the hell it is, and haven't even bothered to actually find out on their own what it is instead of listening to all these bullshit talking points the repubs, who don't even understand it themselves, have created around it. And why are you dogging out academics? They have to work very damn hard to get their degrees and move up in a very competitive field. Don't hate on them because you ain't one of them, lol. Plus, Mr. Hill is an academic himself.
Excellent point!
If you think Ibram Kendi or Marc Lamont Hill are speaking ‘gibberish’ than perhaps academic discourse is not for you. Their language is way more accessible than many of the cultural theorists I encountered at university.
It’s frustrating at times, I get it. But academic thinking often lives outside the box - so to speak. Often theorists are tangling with ideas in which language has no adequate words. ‘Jargon’ or ‘discourse’ is often encountered in specialist language - it’s probably one of the most common difficulties when talking to specialist doctors - trying to get them to speak in simple terms. In this scenario I believe Marc does pretty well.
@@joeyg448 I'm quite capable of academic discourse, though the general rule I've found is that the less able you are to explain an idea clearly and simply, the less likely you are to understand the idea yourself, and the less likely the idea is to be valid. the postmodernist/neo-Marxist/Woke are infamous for their egregious word salad academic reach-arounds. my point however was that Lamont was busting this man's balls for not being able to precisely define an opaque thing like CRT while even he, himself, was stumbling. I don't think any honest person could call his response concise or coherent. so to "roast" a man whose job is to make practical macro policy decisions for not having spent years sitting around wanking off to Gramsci's views on hegemony or the subtle nuances of praxis in Critical Theory vs legal studies CRT activism a la Derrick Bell is a piss-ant move.
@@alondathomas293 "Part of UBC’s Institute for Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice, this interdisciplinary program provides a solid basis in feminist, intersectional, and de-colonial theory as well as qualitative research methodologies. The department also supports four focused research networks pulling students from across the university: Critical Racial and Anti-Colonial Studies, Ecologies of Social Difference/Social Justice, Indigenous Pedagogies, and Rethinking Responses and Responsibilities in River Regions. While many of their PhD students are engaged activists, the rigorous theoretical focus of this program makes it a good fit for those who are looking for careers as academic researchers, writers, and teachers." ...you can even get a PhD in postmodern nipple piercing these days if you want.
Black and white need to have separate nations. Sharing the same country is a waste of time.
CRTheorists would agree with you
@@DavidFregoli they are right, if all whites are racist then moving away from them would end racism.
Does Mark Hill move from BNC news? I am looking for an alternative venue to see him in an open contest.
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Why doesnt he interview anyone from India or an asian or a Jamaican or Pakistan
I bet they dont want this garabage either
I love this question, what do you like about being white and how white people seem to pause on this question Or don’t want to answer it.
This is because we’ve been told that being white, or whiteness is a bad thing, and now theres this knee-jerk reaction that anything thats liked about being white is offensive.
But the secret is everything I like about being white is the same fucking thing that Blacks like about being black, that Asians like about being Asians, and so on.
What do you think you’re are the only ones with great sports icons, great leaders, great inventors and great musicians, great artists and great traditions, great food, awesome inventions, great discoveries.
Lol fun fact, everything that you like about being whatever race you are you could still like no matter what race you are.
Mr Hill, your very existence proves your theory wrong. You went to an Ivey league school and have a PhD as a black man in America. 🤔
You sound very dumb.
Black people did that 100 years ago. Was the "theory" wrong then too? What in your mind is Mr. Hill's theory?
Because any black success means systemic racism doesn't exist, because...?
@@misterman2830 Right. And then you have the any black failure means systemic racism exists, because...? CRT.
@@mickg3738 Or the entire history of the country proves that systemic racism exists. That not an option you considered?
I notice Mark Lamont Hill is a lot less smug when he has a knowledgeable opponent on the show.
Not at all. Just being respectful
Um. The definition of smug focuses on excessive arrogance in one's self and one's achievements. Specify with whom, precisely in what way and at what time stamps Marc was being smug with someone. No? Thought not. Next.
@@ATACXGYMCAPOEIRA In my opinion, he just talks about oppositional view points with a more dismissive tone in the presence of other leftists, which can absolutely convey an excessive regard for one's own intellect and/or knowledge. Though perhaps "dismissive" would have been the better descriptor after all. Anyways...This is a youtube comment section, not a courtroom, so I am going to pass on any invitation to further debate. Take care.
@@ATACXGYMCAPOEIRA Hill is always smug and annoying. Next.
Very true. He is a bully when unopposed by strong guests. He sounded all meek and agreeable with Glenn Lawry too. None of his racist rants then!!
Associate professor in Urban education... WTF?
forget Math & Science, get a degree in Urban Education. This should be a SNL skit.
Do you have a degree.
@@langston122 yes, I have a PHD in rural wood whittling.
You mean stupidity.📘
@@langston122 kind of like the degrees that regularly show up on this show
Typical uneducated response.🤔
Excellent content . Brother Mark always delivering knowledge
@Matt Blasco 5:19 the secret power of individualism being the root of responsibility, flying right over their heads.. 😂
more like always delivering excuses for black folk not to succeed.........brother
Imagine being at a hospital and the dr. comes to treat you and she looks like Camika Royal. I aint gonna let her doctor on me.
This dude said males can give birth
I know right!!!, he lost all credibility in that Candace interview LOL
Yeah he’s a nut job for sure!
GTFOH 😱😱🥵🥵 Mark Lamoist Hill said that??? 😳😳
It always amazes me how people with these ideologies become professors.
What amazes me is the time racists like you take to come on these platforms to rant.
@@Saysonow that was far from a rant. University/college should be for learning, not for pushing foolish propaganda. Btw, its not racist to speak a perspective.
@@TheBreakawayPoint It is racist to push a racist perspective. There is nothing one-sided about CRT. The issue is not CRT but your desire for the status quo to remain in place.
@@Saysonow CRT is a racist perspective. Whittles down all issues solely to race. So I agree with you, it is racist to push a racist perspective.
@@TheBreakawayPoint Critical Race Theory is examining how "race" is and was used to advance a certain group and disadvantage a certain group. The advantaged group does not want to talk about it, because as the lady in the video said, it will cause you to look at how the society was structured for your advantage and this of course will break your illusion that you did it all on your own and other people have to pull themselves up and of course will force you to look at the ghettos and police violence in a different way than what you are ready to acknowledge. It's difficult to look at, from your perspective, but if you don't look at it, you can not assist in building a truly equal society. It means you have to give up your "whiteness" and all that comes with that, are you ready for that? If not then by default one is practicing racism. So CRT is causing you to look critically at how your "race" has advantaged you over time. Thus, to create a truly just and equal society, forward thinking and enlightened professors like these are needed and their ideas are far from racist, CRT is a critical look at the structure of race. But, you may not be ready to go there, because as the above poster said, you are comfortable with the status quo.
Instead of filling out children’s minds with nonsense how about we teach them the things that matter and will help them succeed
In order to teach the present, with the hopes of moving toward the Future, a person first must teach the real truth about the (Past)..........But, if you choose to exclude the past & the truth, than your present will be cloudy, & your future will become one huge,(Question Mark).
@@eugeneroberts1468 absolutely teach the Whole past not just teach the bad because there is plenty of good to teach, CRT is teaching our children race is the most important thing and that’s a lie
@@jamesharrito0504 If you're teaching history it has to be taught in unison, both what we consider good AND the bad. Not teaching kids about race and what it's done to the country over its SPECIFIC history is sugar-coating history.
@@stancooksj CRT is poison and should be thrown in the trash and no one ever said not to teach our full history in fact it’s liberals that are trying to Erase our past and only want to teach negative black history and even saying black history is a joke it’s just American history it’s not separate
@@jamesharrito0504
"no one ever said not to teach our full history"
No- nobody ever said NOT to teach full each- they jus HAVEN'T BEEN TEACHING IT.
NEVER.
EVER.
“Color evasive racism”. Wow. So growing up hearing people say they are colorblind…that is considered racism?? So basically this segment of the black population wants to champion keeping their tribe separate, and they don’t think that will lead to more racism?
CRT teaching should be reserved for college level students, when critical thinking skills are more developed. Responsible educators understand that you can't feed people meat if they can only digest milk.
Then why not start changing their diet before college? It's not as if they're going to be able to digest meat if they've only been fed milk.
Initially it was taught only in law and graduate school. The intent was to break down how law intersected with race historically. Aside from learning about some things in history and choosing African American studies in high school, surely it is not the same weighty material 🤷🏿♀️. I have heard some outrageous stories of idealogical material being taught, but hey, I thought teaching preschool lgbt material was crazy...
@@ShawaLaYah77 You've heard. The lack of evidence of every CRT critic.
@@misterman2830 distortions indeed. First I thought they were confusing it w/1619...
All 'teams' are organized around rules that coordinate behavior. All teams have built in biases related to those rules (e.g., b-ball teams prefer tall people). If you naturally resonant with the 'rules' of a given team/society, you easily thrive in that system. If you don't, you do not. Race, strictly speaking, no longer dictates who can & cannot thrive in 'our team' or western civilization (see Obama). HOWEVER, it is still a factor insomuch as it is used as a proxy indicator of culture. Humans will always express cultural differences that provoke liking/disliking/comfort/anxiety/biases, etc. These will never go away. BUT... importantly..... race is not causally linked to culture or ethnicity (the appearance of this is only due to historical geographic isolation ... 'color of skin' is NOT CAUSALLY linked to cultural ideology). In short, bias comes from two places: the coordinating rules of any given team or networked social system, and fears related to perceived cultural differences ... neither of these require 'color of skin' to be a factor. These biases are expressed anyways, and are currently being overly conflated with racism.
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So sad .. these two need deliverance from the slavery of racism and hatred.
Okay, from the little I know of CRT, I dont agree with it and I dont like it, but mostly for this reason: it is not winning favor by persuasive argument, but rather by pressure. We are told we must accept things without question, and that to question or disagree means we are denying the truth, as if it is so obvious, and our motives so ignoble.
Madison:
See, this is what I'm saying ----how can you claim you don't like CRT when you haven't even read enough about it to even understand it, and you just admitt4ed you barely know anything about it?. What the hell happened to critical thinking here? Apparently, four years of trump has made everybody quit critical thinking about anything. It just sound so ridiculous to me---the repubs are encouraging everybody to blindly hate something they don't even understand themselves, and turn it into this "boogeyman" to scare white people with It's just some bullshit. All CRT is, is a critique of racism in society form a legal framework----what the hell is so wrong with that. Check out a recent interview with Kimberle Crenshaw, who co-created CRT, explains what it is, and how the repubs have hijacked it and claiming it's something that it's not.
@@alondathomas293 I find it very curious how people can obfuscate something which so very clearly stated by those who literally wrote the book on the subject.
"The critical race theory (CRT) movement is a collection of activists and scholars interested in studying andtransforming the relationship among race, racism, and power. The movement considers many of the sameissues that conventional civil rights and ethnic studies discourses take up, but places them in a broaderperspective that includes economics, history, context, group- and self-interest, and even feelings and theunconscious. Unlike traditional civil rights, which embraces incrementalism and step-by-step progress,critical race theory questions the very foundations of the liberal order, including equality theory, legalreasoning, Enlightenment rationalism, and neutral principles of constitutional law.
Although CRT began as a movement in the law, it has rapidly spread beyond that discipline. Today, many in the field of education consider themselves critical race theorists who use CRT’s ideas to understand issues of school discipline and hierarchy, tracking, controversies over curriculum and history, and IQ and achievement testing. Political scientists ponder voting strategies coined by critical race theorists. Ethnic studies courses often include a unit on critical race theory, and American studies departments teach material on critical white studies developed by CRT writers. Unlike some academic disciplines, critical race theory contains an activist dimension. It not only tries to understand our social situation, but to change it; it sets out not only to ascertain how society organizes itself along racial lines and hierarchies, but to transform it for the better."
Critical Race Theory: An Introduction
Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic
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Image telling an Korean that he's the same as a Cambodian? Or a Mongolian. That would be disgusting racism. But its somehow ok to say a Pole and an Italian are the same thing. The difference between the two is one is slavic and Italians are made up of dozens of pre roman people. The two groups have a completely different history and culture. Its like saying there is no difference between a west african or east african.
They are different and they are the same.
@@tonyetzu So u think japanese, chinese, koreans, Vietnamese are all the same? Are people from Columbia, Brazil, El Salvador all the same too?
@@coreyslater2801 They are both same and different. Some things they share in common, some things are different.
@@tonyetzu And water is wet and sand is dry. Don't really see what point u are trying to make.
@@coreyslater2801 While you and I would say a Korean and a Chinese are different, and you could probably point to the countries on a map, some people view them as the same, foreigners, or Asian, and care little about what countries they come from, or what makes them different, and then discriminate against that group based on their perception of that group. It's what you called disgusting racism. That same perception can be applied to group English and Germans. He is not saying it's right to do it, he's saying it happens, whether you like it or not. They have something in common, their european ancestry, which some people perceive, and then respond according to their perception of that group.
the reason why Christopher Ruffo didn't want to answer your question was because of the way it was framed. It was a gotcha question. the question was asked - "What do you like about being white?"
If Christopher Ruffo answers with a positive thing about being white you get to edit the clip of him saying - "This is what i like about being white" and you get to call him a racist.
And indeed, I noticed you did your best to edit a highlight reel of him in this very clip.
If Christopher Ruffo answers as he did - that there is nothing either good or bad about being white and that we should judge each other by "The content of out characters." you get to do what you did here - label him as a being guilty of "Colour blind racism."
So its a catch 22 question. Its a question designed to engineer a situation in which whatever answer he gives can be construed as racist. If he answers that there is something good about being white he is a racist. If he answers that there is nothing good about being white he is a racist. It's like the test they used to do to find witches in the middle ages. If we throw a woman into a river and she drowns she is a witch. If we throw her in and she floats she is a witch and we burn her as a witch.
The reason parents are resisting CRT - both black and white parents like Kory Yeshua and Shawntell Cooper and Eli Steele - is because they can see the effects the teaching is having on their children - which are intentional and come from marxism/communism - to raise a generation of emotional cripples who are incapable of looking after themselves so the state can control them. White children brought up with guilt for crimes they never committed, black children brought up with a sense of hopelessness and despair of the society they live in. so both black and white parents who love their children and care more about their children then they do about an academic ideology are pushing back against it. The communist defector Yuri Bezmenov warned America that this was coming back in the 80s. None of this is to say that the history and problems of racism and slavery are not real - they are - just that they are being used as leverage by communists to destroy America and replace it with a totalitarian state.
The black you tuber Youngrippa59 analysed a CRT diversity training document that Disney used to train its employees. One section claims that "Competitiveness, Individualism, Punctuality and Comprehensiveness are white dominant cultural values." -that - "perpetuate white supremecy culture." What does this imply? That none of these values are in black culture. So naturally, parents like Shawntell Cooper don't want schools teaching their black children that their culture makes them a herd of tardy and stupid losers. This is racism, like the klan and nazis used to argue for. No sane black parent wants this poison dripped into the minds of their children. This is the reason for the push back against CRT, again - by both black and white parents.
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here is the analysis by youngrippa59 the relevant bit is at 7.25. I direct your attention to the document on the screen. The implications are clear and Youngrippa59 is on point: - the most virulent and insidious racism is coming from the far left, and is at times no different to the views expressed on the far right. When Richard Spencer says that black culture is inherently lazy and stupid everyone should rightly condemn him. But the left can get away with this garbage and charge $15.000 a day to teach it at major corporations.
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Shawntel Cooper described CRT as "A tactic that was used be Hitler and the Klu Klux Klan on slaveries very many years ago to dumb down my ancestors." Her speech was edited out of a newscast by MSNBC in its denunciation of those who push back against CRT. it just wouldn't do to have a black mother telling people that CRT used the same ideology as the Klan. So rather than engage with her they just airbrushed her out of their report altogether.
Hill is doing a nice buddy interview.
Why did she say “run from their guilt”?
Maybe what people are objecting to is the heavy-handed way that CRT is being imposed top-down, via leverage these agendas have in academia. Congratulations on having tenure and a news network to use as a forum for discussion, but it doesn't mean you can't be questioned. Your ideas can still be classified on their merits and those merits can be questioned. The real problem, is the effort made by mostly white liberals to prevent any kind of discussion or push back on these ideas - the practice of going after people's careers when they disagree with the narrative. This is what people are mostly objecting to in my view. And I say it as a 1st gen immigrant Latino who considers these ideas very important to our culture.
I would like to say that I think Marc Lamont Hill is going about it the right way by providing a good faith forum for discussion. It's more than can be said for Joy Reid and MSNBC who obviously consider themselves the appointed gatekeepers of acceptable discourse. This discussion is not over. Not by a long shot.
Cultural appropriation rules don't apply to her I guess. She is black, so rules are more like suggestions. I know she isn't Scandinavian, so why's she trying to be a blonde?
Black people can have blonde hair, weave and wigs have been worn in Africa before white people. She's a professor that ain't no Scandinavian hair looking that curly 😁🤣😂🤣
You basically dusted yourself in one comment but I had to bring it home.
@@user-jv8kr4im1t you probably can't even bring groceries home. If a white person has dreds, you'll hear the butthurt from the community. But blacks can copy any culture and nothing is said.
@@ruskyrosco1054
Are you asking a question? 🤣😂🤣
I can explain how culture works if you'd like, soon as I get done with these groceries 😝😝🤣
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Seriously tho you seem like you are asking and in good faith I found some content that might give some history.
Side note: when has black opinion stopped white people from doing anything? 🤣😂🤣😅🤷🏾♂️
You funny.
www.fuqua.duke.edu/duke-fuqua-insights/ashleigh-rosette-research-suggests-bias-against-natural-hair-limits-job
www.ebony.com/style/justin-bieber-locs/
@Dee Berry It happens naturally in the sun. Of course blacks pretend that Whites are severely allergic to the sun and it kills us after 14 seconds of exposure. When in reality we tan naturally and beautifully.
Why is that clip with the white person so cut up like that? Why is it so edited like that??
Good catch.
The entire video is right on this channel. Dumbass.
Delusional is the right description of it yes.
I have a ancestor who was a General in the Union army, who was wounded in Antietam. I'm very proud of him.
Lamont Hill you are disingenuous because you never showed CR clips in Which he gave specific examples by schools in Washington and Oregon about how CRT was being taught in those 2 states and other examples. You changed the argument to white privilege by asking him to give examples of what is positive or good about being white and you intentional manipulated the conversation.
No sir, As the Host of the show it is Dr. Hill's job to control and advance the conversation. When the guest is using evasive or color blind excuses. Sometimes reframing the argument allows the host to give the listener's the response from the guest that he may be trying to avoid answering. Not sure what your gripe is?
@@johnhorse1835 Agreed!!
What the hell are you john318 john316?! Part of critical race theory is to ask white people what it means for them to be white!!!
@@johnhorse1835 very interesting, so when did you stop beating your wife?
@@keithfilibeck2390 Funny thing is. She doesn't believe in married. But at least three times a week, If i'm a good boy.
She really can’t empathize with people who don’t want to be judged by the color of their skin?
Of course not. Crt says the most important factor about a person is their skin color. No joke
And you all can't change the rules 401 years in. Collectively, you all judge & treate us badly, to this day, because of the color of our skin. Now that the spotlight is directed on the color of your skin, you want the rules to change. NO! Atonement is Imminent!
@@trinahodges3277 who treated u poorly by the color of your skin?
@@trinahodges3277 but no one alive made the rules. No one alive made of of the decisions of evil that perpetuated slavery. Many Americans’ families didn’t come here until well after slavery ended. How is it right to take money from them in taxes for things that happened to someone else’s ancestors and which was perpetrated by people who are long dead?
@@kauztekgaming Whitey!
Marc Lamont Hill is an adult male that has literally cried on national television 4 separate times
Hes a sissy
@Sophie b its important to point out his effeminate, emotional, fragile nature
@Sophie b well they don't call me A-o-dumb for nothing
Men get emotional about things they care about the most. Men also cry. Saw it in the Marine Corps and I respect my brothers who allow themselves to experience their emotions.
@@gregorygarcia7521 thank you. well said.
If we identify and eliminate laws and policies that are racist and society is still racist, how do we go about forcing individual people to not be racist?
If your whole position is, "I'm educated and anyone that doesn't agree with me is uneducated or wrong"...nope
If you are not educated in CRT . How are you not uneducated.
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Bigotry in its finest state right here, thank you for another lovely session Marc Lamont hill
Never trust big hats or big hair. Talking about the Pope and this woman here
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why are some folks so afraid of CRT? its thought at some law schools, and students do have the option of? not taking the class.
I'm here for the Macaroni.
if a police officer sees him walking down the street he knows there's a good chance he's not a gang banger. You need to start with YOU and YOUR community before you even begin to blame someone else.
What was the point of this, just for the two of them to brag about who they are? I just heard very vague topics with nothing new added. They spent more time joking around and being sarcastic than they did discussing any topics. Was this a sitcom?
Marc benefits from CRT and the guest is empty
How does he benefit from Critical Theory or Critical Race Theory? It's a Theory taught in Law School.
Not too bright are you?
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1619 Project She blames the wrong ppl for slavery. She say's it's all American's, instead of pointing the finger at the correct purveyors of slavery and that would be the English & the Democrat Party.
Marc took an L on that debate that was clear as day and now he just sounds petty reflecting on it with someone that aligns with his views.
So the white guy who denies being white and everything else associated with whiteness good and bad won the debate in your mind? Now I see the pppeal of racist Trump. It's based on his un canning ability to simply deny reality.
@@RLModerndayJoseph the guy never denied being white he denied diminishing the argument down to a simple colour of ones skin which is exactly the issue and is actually racist in itself.
Can't call that a debate, just an interview. He let him present, he asked questions. Tried to get him to think about his assumptions. Christopher stuck to his talking points.
@@sheli5483 Marc still debated him on CRT and shared his opposing views, which he did not do effectively . No need to get caught up in semantics.
@@seanr3301 the Ruzo dude sounded ignorant when he tried to say he wasn’t white because he’s Italian ,dumbest shit I ever heard
This is the same guy that said some of his male friends can have babies!! His a very racists guy....
Bill Dellefield This guy is crazy, not racist.He believes men can have babies is insane.
same guy who was crying about how we don't let illegal immigrants into this country, a fundamentally racist country. He must so badly want brown people to come to the country and be oppressed by white supremacy
Mark Lamont Hill show he's very professional Dr Royal absolutely right The Battle over critical critical Race Therory
This idea that people can not teach children their own history is absurd. I waa taught at home. We do not care what they believe anymore because they do not listen anyway.
@monier naga As if you know me. Please get a grip. I learned my history which enlightened my mind to want to learn more. Facts are not about victimization, but facts and truth. I did not realize until later just how many lies and misinformation was taught through schools, television, newspapers and employment. Since my Grandmother was half white and a Grandfather who was African and Native American I received a lot of diverse viewpoints but with family research I have facts to match to folk tales. Facts...
@monier naga First of all Africa many wealthy and healthy people. And, we have worked extremely hard for everything we have, although we are told daily just how lucky we are for what we are given.
@monier naga Native Americans were the people Europeans met on their arrival. North American Tribal Nations, Mayans, Incas, Aztecs, Cherokee, Choctaw, Seminole, Sioux would all disagree with you. The Olmec's were in the AMERICAS a thousand years before anyone and they do look African.
@monier naga You do not know me, puppy.
@monier naga As I said before, you do not know me. Speak for yourself.
Always classy to see the interviewer mock and belittle past guests.
Always in the guise of dialogue and debate does he start and always in mockery and argument does he end.
How is a conversation about critical race theory delusional? Why can't educators, administrators, and state officials sit down and figure out a way to do what's best for the children?
The “delusional rhetoric” is a power attack to shut the target down.
I am White, male, Jewish, American. I never or rarely think about myself as White. Never crosses my mind. No reason to think about my Whiteness unless I have been out in the sun too long. I do think about Jewish as often as I can. Jews pray morning, noon, and night. I don't - even though I would like to - but Judaism is important/central to my identity. The statement I just made should be more than enough for people to understand that skin color is a small fraction of a person's life. Common people. Don't fall for an academic theory full of holes.
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CRT is divisive, racist ideology. True 'systemic racism'.
I've watched a few of these videos and I find it telling that neither the host nor any of the "PRO" CRT guest give definitions as to what exactly CRT is and what it is supposed to teach. This guest did actually include the debunked 1619 project as being part of CRT which begs the question, "What other parts of CRT are misleading at best and outright fabrication at worst?
How was the 1619 project debunked? The more you run from a thing the more it will catch up to you. A whole country built on lies.
@@kevinthomas8035 Here is one example: "Significant controversy had centered on the project's claim that "one of the primary reasons the colonists decided to declare their independence from Britain was because they wanted to protect the institution of slavery". According to Princeton University professor Sean Wilentz, the claim that there was a "perceptible British threat to American slavery in 1776" is an ahistorical assertion, noting that the British abolitionist movement was practically non-existent in 1776". That doesn't even include the quiet editing that was done.
She said I got tenure lmaaao
With that White woman hair color sad
Think how pathetic it would be if someone let’s say is Chinese and all they can do is say but you don’t understand what it’s like to be Asian about almost everything? How does it feel not being Asian? I mean can you imagine such questions? Also, It’s like you’re trying to undo the whole civil rights movement,that someone shouldn’t be judged on their hard work and character and not color. People from Nigeria move to America and have to face the same situations as black people in America,but they’re out performing whites ,Indians & Asians ,every ethnicity,so how do you explain that?
If All you can do is chase the idea of what’s holding you back ,I’m sure you can always find something in everything ,you can chase ghost forever ,however successful people no matter what ethnicity, are too busy overcoming obstacles to look at what’s keeping them down.
You think so? Do you even understand the bases of the civil rights movement?
I agree 95% of what you saying. When most legal immigrants come into this country, they are giving grants within 6 figures to start a business. While middle and under class Americans can't even get a loan to help climb the financial ladder. Thats why most college graduates are 5 to 6 figures in debt.
When you ban CRT... you are essentially banning history. So... I still think it's up to the Nubian community to teach our kids our amazing 300,000 year history where we birthed, created, and built the entire world!!!! We have much to be proud of!!!!
Lol
What's your opinion on CRT's insistence that white people are automatically racist either consciously or unconsciously?
@@alanmontgomery2388 obviously they are the fact they get infuriated at the idea of it😂
@@outthetrunk4365 Each and every caucasian person?
@@alanmontgomery2388 Almost Nothing is each and every person, but most? Definitely without a doubt. Any white person who refuses to pause and acknowledge how they are privileged and how that allows them to live a better life than EVERYBODY around them is in fact worst than a racist, at least a racist will own it.
imagine getting paid to foment racial strife...
this is like watching Lester Maddox and Bull Connor tickle each other in a bathtub...
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Lucky G your people are the racists... as is evidenced in this video... you are a pathetic example of a human being. stop being a hater. children know that racism is wrong. they are wiser and smarter than YOU, bigot.
@@moezura545 Your ilk is very racist and it doesn't take much to prove it. Yall are your ancestors.
A very convenient theory… do you even know what a theory is? Really? The problem is not to explore some aspects of society, it is to want to explain everything from this shortsighted view.
Interesting, why not just tell the whole truth about history, what's the problem with that
Meaning?
The “yada yada yada” says it all. Anyone who criticizes CRT 1) is a racist and 2) is unequivocally wrong. THAT encourages dialogue? How?
Omg ridiculous... I’m over it
This channel needs to step up in professionalism. At least explain crt clearly. This comes off as unplanned and off the cuff. What happened to writing what you are going to say?
@monier naga 😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@Adam Cosper It's impossible if you don't prepare what you are going to say ahead of time.
@Adam Cosper if it is rarely taught before graduate school for that reason, it should not seem unreasonable to not want it in K -12.
@Adam Cosper I think you misunderstood my post. If it is too hard to understand before graduate school, why in the WORLD is it being taught in elementary school? It shouldn't be.
@Adam Cosper please clarify. So you don't feel CRT is being taught in school. If it was, you would agree it shouldn't be. But you feel they are banning something different than CRT. And you feel this other thing is important even though these parents consider it harmful to their children? It sounds like you feel they are being taught about racism and the parents feel the program teaches people to be racist. Do you agree that if the parents are correct, that it is harmful to teach young children to BE racist? Or do you believe racism and prejudices should be embraced? The parents don't want to teach their children to embrace racism and prejudice.
I’ve lived long enough to see the fall of the ussr and I might just see out the USA lol what a time to be alive
Get Dr. CBS or Jared Ball on here!!
She need critical fashion theory 😏🤣😆😂😅
Only if she wants to be taken seriously
White fragility that you all are displaying makes me wanna 🤮
Looks like she's already a serious candidate.
Targeting whiteness...While sporting curly blonde locks of hair! Tell me, again, about your problems with whiteness.
How did Oprah and Megan Markle ever get soooooo lucky????????
Public education is the system that needs taken out
CRT belongs in Colleges and Universities.
Period.
Oh and it was MLK who said "content of character" over skin color (AKA race) How do you like them apples, Camika?
I think her shaggy blonde hair is interesting in a cartoonist way. Her glasses complete her cartoon character.
I feel you. Her weird "get up" makes it difficult for me to take her seriously.
I see that the race terms Black (also Negro) are like "grapes" that grew long ago by Europeans who casually used the term from being too high-browed to call them by their tribal groups, countries, etc. (why we Black folk have cloudy cultural roots). Now the "grapes" have fermented to "wine" and modern folks are intoxicated by these race words. We need a DUI for these theories.
@Jim Fellines broad generalizations, different tribal groups have orated history. I know people born and raised in African countries. Europe sunk their teeth into African resources and toppled tribal nations, high-brows wouldn't call them civilizations. The US has no real government with Biden in office, and I mistakenly voted for him.
@Jim Fellines good day to you too.
@Jim Fellines I'm pretty blunt in person, my friends list is short. My boyfriend is more blunt than I am. All good. Thank you for your patience.
@Jim Fellines The rhetoric of a white supremacist.
Because it is racist which is racial definition. That is why there is a problem with it.
This is satanic.
Because...?
@@misterman2830 CRT comes from Marxism. Marxism is satanic.
@@CodyCha Because...
@@misterman2830 go study the life of Karl Marx who concocted Marxism
@@CodyCha I have. It's why I asked you the one word question you have no answer for.
I love this show every episode is funnier than the next one. keep them coming please.
You're obsessed with us. Your comment illuminates that Heroin and meth are bad drugs
Quite the opposite. It is apparent that you are obsessed woth us and white people. Jesus, stand up on your own! Stop having the highest rate of drop outs and illiteracy. That would be a start.
A little thoughtful research into “Critical Theory” and the “Frankfurt School” may be enlightening to everyone. Yes, “Critical Theory” does exist. Yes, it is based on Marxist philosophy, and is the foundation of Critical Law Studies, Critical Race Theory, and numerous other “Critical Theories”. It has been an influence in the US for more than 60 years. One of its principal founders, Max Horkheimer was associated with Columbia University starting in the 1940’s.
The following is a quote from Horkheimer:
The Revolution won't happen with guns, rather it will happen incrementally, year by year, generation by generation. We will gradually infiltrate their educational institutions and their political offices, transforming them slowly into Marxist entities as we move towards universal egalitarianism.”
― Max Horkheimer
Because all white and balck people and Asian can have same likes nothing he likes is just white. We are all unique and different and should be not grouped into tribalism. You were trying to make him into a racist like you. We don't play these appalling games to divide us all. I'll pray for u
Mark Lamoist Hill needs Jordan Peterson, James Linsday, or Peter Bogossian to put him in his place. He brings on people he knows he can verbally out-speak to make himself feel good.
100% I feel he is very dangerous to the black community!
@@kimberlyj2724 : MLH is dangerous to the black community
Why doesn't Lamont have a real expert on like Ashleigh Shackleford ?
Hahahaha
Shit is crazy...black people talking about blackness and this lady has blonde hair now that's what I call critical race theory. Accept your own and be yourself.
Guys stop the critical race theories. Leave our white brothers and sisters alone.
this guy is insane
Where is Jane Elliot when you need her?
Man I Swea Them Two need A SHow Togetha
This woman looks like she was pulled straight out of Finding Nemo.
Create our own schools! Jewish people have theirs!
look at this. we truly live in the end times
Would you elaborate? I'd hate to misunderstand your point. Thks.
I love this Professor and we need more like her.
Slavery occurred for less than 100 years in the U.S. but in Africa where it has existed for thousands of years, it still exists today.
The continent of Africa is one of the regions most rife with contemporary slavery.[1] Slavery in Africa has a long history, within Africa since before historical records, but intensifying with the trans-Saharan and Indian Ocean slave trade[2][3] and again with the trans-Atlantic slave trade;[4] the demand for slaves created an entire series of kingdoms (such as the Ashanti Empire) which existed in a state of perpetual warfare in order to generate the prisoners of war necessary for the lucrative export of slaves.[5] These patterns have persisted into the colonial period during the late 19th and early 20th century.[6] Although the colonial authorities attempted to suppress slavery from about 1900, this had very limited success, and after decolonization, slavery continues in many parts of Africa despite being technically illegal.[7]
Slavery in the Sahel region (and to a lesser extent the Horn of Africa), exists along the racial and cultural boundary of Arabized Berbers in the north and darker Africans in the south.[8] Slavery in the Sahel states of Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad and Sudan in particular, continues a centuries-old pattern of hereditary servitude.[9] Other forms of traditional slavery exist in parts of Ghana, Benin, Togo and Nigeria.[10] There are other, non-traditional forms of slavery in Africa today, mostly involving human trafficking and the enslavement of child soldiers and child labourers, e.g. human trafficking in Angola, and human trafficking of children from Togo, Benin and Nigeria to Gabon and Cameroon.[11][12]
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_contemporary_Africa#:~:text=Forced%20labor%20in%20Sub-Saharan,Africa%20are%20victims%20of%20slavery.
I think some people believe that knowing what the acronym C.R.T. stands for means that they know what Critical Race Theory is. I still haven't got a clear answer that defines what it is...maybe I'm just dumb about it.
Same here
i have read about it and still cannot get a clear definition
With sources: newdiscourses.com/tftw-critical-race-theory/
A little thoughtful research into “Critical Theory” and the “Frankfurt School” may be enlightening to everyone. Yes, “Critical Theory” does exist. Yes, it is based on Marxist philosophy, and is the foundation of Critical Law Studies, Critical Race Theory, and numerous other “Critical Theories”. It has been an influence in the US for more than 60 years. One of its principal founders, Max Horkheimer was associated with Columbia University starting in the 1940’s.
The following is a quote from Horkheimer:
The Revolution won't happen with guns, rather it will happen incrementally, year by year, generation by generation. We will gradually infiltrate their educational institutions and their political offices, transforming them slowly into Marxist entities as we move towards universal egalitarianism.”
― Max Horkheimer
Ah yes, the famous Yada yada yada explanation. Clever.
Great analogy Dr. Royal! If only they could live a day in our bodies to understand our side.
No self respecting black person cosigns this message.
So rather than point out why Chris Ruffo is wrong she just assumed his motivation for saying what he said. “He benefits that’s why he said it.” Even if that were true, she hasn’t demonstrated why his view is wrong. I could argue the same thing about the way CRT benefits people with other skin tones and say that’s her motivation for pushing it without actually critiquing what’s wrong with CRT. As a tenured professor she embarrassed herself at not being able to actually take apart Ruffo’s point.
I can’t logically comprehend the benefits of putting any efforts in making whyte people feel guilty for their natural identity but what I do believe is vitally important is to have allies in all ethnic groups and when a person (like the gentleman being referenced) expresses conviction in that their should be no specific credit given based on “race” then that person should be asked to commit to “protesting” all laws that are biased in this American society. And as they are against biases they will automatically be in support of equal opportunities to all citizens in spite of “race” and shouldn’t mind publicly committing to joining in such efforts locally and internationally. In my opinion. 🤔
They're making their own selves feel that way. How many times have white ppl said behind closed doors, "I'm glad I'm not blk" or would you trade places with a blk person you hear crickets.
@@sherriebyese8597 and how many black Americans would like to live in a black majority country?
Someone get Marc help.
funny, this guy looks just like floyd mayweather.
And she looks like a muppet character.
And talks racist garbage like Don Lemon.
@@BERSERK263 Skin burnt? Spent too much time outside?
I have view a number of videos of Hill talking with a variety of people and am yet to hear EXACTLY WHAT CRT IS! They talk a lot about what the critics say it is and are critical, insulting and derisive of the critics but what is CRT?
what kind of medicine is he on