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As a light skinned black woman. I do get treated better than someone darker. People would guess my race, and never say "Black." They'll say Asian, Latina, Hawaiian, EVERYTHING but Black. People phrase me thinking I'm mixed. Colorism is real.
TW: mention of police officers, ew There are police in my school now, it’s said it’s to “keep an eye on things” and “keep kids in line”. If you acknowledge what the police actually do and have historically done, I’m worried something will happen because of them instead of them protecting us. Edit: thanks for hoping me and the other students are OK :)
same at my school. we have 2 cops at my school, but tbh its because its near atlanta so “they have to keep the community safe” wtf. the only kids in our school who have been arrested were POC, hmmm….
Small vent: I'm tired. I don't wanna go into detail about whats going on. I'm just tired of existing in this individualistic, capitalist system and when I try to express how much its getting to me, nobody cares or listens, even if they're the one who asked. I just wanted to put this here where I know that I'll be heard and possibly echo similar sentiments of other viewers.
Yeah, I can't even enjoy music without being barraged with ads. My commute isn't even long enough to get through the ad sequence, so I often can't start my day on a positive note with music on my way to campus
@camicia nera What this person said isn't specific to the United States, though. It's about how capitalism breaks down the working class, which is a shared experience that should be approached with solidarity. Rather than making your fellow human more weary, I suggest redirecting that energy toward those who are actively harming us
@camicia nera I don't deny that the United States is still actively imperialistic; however, the majority of that harm is perpetuated by government actors and capitalists (who combine to form the basis of the military-industrial complex), both of whom feel no shame exploiting others. Alternatively, many individual actors like missionaries, "voluntourists," and other white-savior types unintentionally engage in imperialism due to their ignorance. As this is a video about leftism, however, it's unlikely that individuals from either of these groups are commenting. Leftists are constantly trying to inform themselves on how to treat others equitably and resist mainstream narratives about the United States being a positive influence on the rest of the world. I do not intend to diminish your experiences. I'm attempting to point out that the people with whom you're upset likely aren't in the comment sections of this type of video
Fun fact: it is also Jewish disability month! I'm a Jewish autistic person, so I thought that was cool. I'm sorry if I'm taking away from Black History Month, though /gen
We should be able to celebrate both months equally! No need to apologize you deserve just as much love as the black community. Happy black history month and jewish disability month! -a disabled black person
I made even more progress on my box and I finally got my PS4 controller to work! Turns out the controller just needed to charge and I was just being impatient :')
2:31 holy shit this guy came to my school one time a while ago! We were doing research on enslaved people who’s lives were not properly documented and were trying to uncover more about them. This guy came in and read an amazing poem he wrote related to the topic and he was very informative and an all around chill guy. He also complemented my trans flag earring!
tysm for always sharing good quality content! your channel has been so helpful for me to start my journey onto becoming an anti-racist ally, your content is so educational and i’m very glad i stumbled across your videos. keep doing what ur doing dude!
hot take. the deep's brother from the boys deserved justice. not the deep, his brother. doesnt matter how bad the deep was, his brother had nothing to do with it (as far as i know)
rambling to fight the, feel free to ramble in the replies :) i just spent the past 4½ hours making flowers for my sister and her friends, since the Valentine's dance for her school is today. i made 10 total, with pink roses, since red ones are in high demand, and very expensive rn :)
awww thats so sweet! me and my partner are going to a mall together and giving eachother gifts and going in DSMP cosplays cause we both love it, i only know stuff from l'manburg and slimecicle (im cosplaying slimecicle) but im still super excited!
A question (if a POC person andwers this, drop your venmo and I'll send you $10 for your labor /gen) I'm a white student at a mostly white institution, and I'm currently taking a class called Queer Trans Theory. Last semester, I took a class about masculinity and at the end of the semester, we had a discussion about what we could all do better in the class, and most of the POC in the room said that they wished their white classmates had brought up race more often instead of them always having to do it. Well, I've been trying to bring up race as often as I can in places where I feel like it fits (mostly about whiteness and white queer people's urge to be closer to whiteness) but I cant help feeling that it's not my place, and that I'm stepping on the POC in the class room's toes by bringing up race where they didn't. Does anyone have any advice about how to balance the idea of listening to POC about race with the idea of not making them do all the work in a conversation that needs to have race brought up?
Talk with them about it and be honest. Be like, "I wanna be an ally but I have no clue on how to go about it. I don't wanna be insensitive or rude. So could you please help me go about bringing race into the conversation in the right way?" Make sure to be earnest about it as well. As a POC myself I would appreciate it if someone talked to me and let me know. It's one of the first steps to help. Also if you are ever confused by an action or their different point of view? Ask. Just like here. You could even ask for book recommendations on the subject. Edit to add: I don't need money I just like helping.
@@nobinary2296 honestly, this guy has been commenting for a few days now and i would suggest just ignoring him or saying "stinky poopie baby weenie face" and leaving it at that
Hey! black guy here. You are allowed to discuss race just remember to let others talk too (especially POC. It's not always necessary to bring up. A while ago one of my friends tried to explain to another friend that she shouldn't touch my hair whenever she wants without asking, that was great. It can feel like no one cares about this stuff who isn't affected. Bringing race up when you think a topic is ignoring it and advocating against racism when you see it is really helpful. Also check out what people of color have made about their experiences/thoughts and ask questions. (Please don't rely on the POC around you as google but there's many people who are cool with questions. Thanks for trying to help.
@@olioccasionallyanimates27 Thanks bro. But I will still report peeps like this. If we all ignore wrong when we see it it leads to things like we see in the video. So I guess the least I can do is report things like this.
Ever since I saw that Dracula roasts Richter meme I’ve started replacing the N-word with Belmont whenever it comes up and I think all non black people should do the same. BROKE BELMONT FREE
I JUST PASSED MY DRIVWRS TEST
CONGRATS!!!
Good for you!💛
Congrats!!
congrats!
WOOOOOO WELL DONE
The description of how whiteness was created is something so many European Americans need to hear/learn.
Yes. The book “What White People Can Do Next” by Emma Dabiri does a great job of explaining further.
@@revobot2100tf? 🤡
Helloooo another little reminder to eat drink maybe take a walk or something! Remember to do something that makes you happy too!
You too m8💜💜🤗🤗
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Keep in mind, all of these TikToks are significant in their own way! I'm just highlighting my favorites.
And to everyone who's reading this, take care of yourself. Treat yourself to something you like/enjoy. Even if it's just a little bit a day, a week, you can do it. Find something that works for you. Have an amazing morning/afternoon/evening!
As a light skinned black woman. I do get treated better than someone darker. People would guess my race, and never say "Black." They'll say Asian, Latina, Hawaiian, EVERYTHING but Black. People phrase me thinking I'm mixed. Colorism is real.
TW: mention of police officers, ew
There are police in my school now, it’s said it’s to “keep an eye on things” and “keep kids in line”. If you acknowledge what the police actually do and have historically done, I’m worried something will happen because of them instead of them protecting us.
Edit: thanks for hoping me and the other students are OK :)
That's disgusting. I hope you and the other students are okay.
im sorry that sucks D:
same at my school. we have 2 cops at my school, but tbh its because its near atlanta so “they have to keep the community safe” wtf. the only kids in our school who have been arrested were POC, hmmm….
@@lillard.lover07 Yeah that sucks :( be safe
@camicianera7379 ?
Small vent:
I'm tired. I don't wanna go into detail about whats going on. I'm just tired of existing in this individualistic, capitalist system and when I try to express how much its getting to me, nobody cares or listens, even if they're the one who asked. I just wanted to put this here where I know that I'll be heard and possibly echo similar sentiments of other viewers.
@green mayo man🍓 Yeah, I feel that, I know it's kinda cliché too but it's become overbearingly evident in every aspect of living lately
@camicia nera What is the point of this comment? Make better use of your time
Yeah, I can't even enjoy music without being barraged with ads. My commute isn't even long enough to get through the ad sequence, so I often can't start my day on a positive note with music on my way to campus
@camicia nera What this person said isn't specific to the United States, though. It's about how capitalism breaks down the working class, which is a shared experience that should be approached with solidarity. Rather than making your fellow human more weary, I suggest redirecting that energy toward those who are actively harming us
@camicia nera I don't deny that the United States is still actively imperialistic; however, the majority of that harm is perpetuated by government actors and capitalists (who combine to form the basis of the military-industrial complex), both of whom feel no shame exploiting others. Alternatively, many individual actors like missionaries, "voluntourists," and other white-savior types unintentionally engage in imperialism due to their ignorance. As this is a video about leftism, however, it's unlikely that individuals from either of these groups are commenting. Leftists are constantly trying to inform themselves on how to treat others equitably and resist mainstream narratives about the United States being a positive influence on the rest of the world. I do not intend to diminish your experiences. I'm attempting to point out that the people with whom you're upset likely aren't in the comment sections of this type of video
Fun fact: it is also Jewish disability month! I'm a Jewish autistic person, so I thought that was cool. I'm sorry if I'm taking away from Black History Month, though /gen
We should be able to celebrate both months equally! No need to apologize you deserve just as much love as the black community. Happy black history month and jewish disability month! -a disabled black person
We can celebrate both equally, happy jewish disability month and black history month!
-a disabled queer person
Happy black history month and happy jewish disability month!
-another disabled queer person lol
We can celebrate both at the same time! *does little gay dance*
@@thegaymothman
I made even more progress on my box and I finally got my PS4 controller to work! Turns out the controller just needed to charge and I was just being impatient :')
2:31 holy shit this guy came to my school one time a while ago! We were doing research on enslaved people who’s lives were not properly documented and were trying to uncover more about them. This guy came in and read an amazing poem he wrote related to the topic and he was very informative and an all around chill guy. He also complemented my trans flag earring!
tysm for always sharing good quality content! your channel has been so helpful for me to start my journey onto becoming an anti-racist ally, your content is so educational and i’m very glad i stumbled across your videos. keep doing what ur doing dude!
hot take. the deep's brother from the boys deserved justice. not the deep, his brother. doesnt matter how bad the deep was, his brother had nothing to do with it (as far as i know)
Febulous!! Great video!
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Much Love!!
17:19 I try to with my mom, but she isn't the brightest
rambling to fight the, feel free to ramble in the replies :)
i just spent the past 4½ hours making flowers for my sister and her friends, since the Valentine's dance for her school is today. i made 10 total, with pink roses, since red ones are in high demand, and very expensive rn :)
awww thats so sweet! me and my partner are going to a mall together and giving eachother gifts and going in DSMP cosplays cause we both love it, i only know stuff from l'manburg and slimecicle (im cosplaying slimecicle) but im still super excited!
How did u make the flowers? Origami or ? btw I like ur profile photo.
@@savybeanie thank you, and they were fresh flowers, i just assembled them into a wearable form :)
thank you!
A question (if a POC person andwers this, drop your venmo and I'll send you $10 for your labor /gen)
I'm a white student at a mostly white institution, and I'm currently taking a class called Queer Trans Theory. Last semester, I took a class about masculinity and at the end of the semester, we had a discussion about what we could all do better in the class, and most of the POC in the room said that they wished their white classmates had brought up race more often instead of them always having to do it. Well, I've been trying to bring up race as often as I can in places where I feel like it fits (mostly about whiteness and white queer people's urge to be closer to whiteness) but I cant help feeling that it's not my place, and that I'm stepping on the POC in the class room's toes by bringing up race where they didn't. Does anyone have any advice about how to balance the idea of listening to POC about race with the idea of not making them do all the work in a conversation that needs to have race brought up?
Talk with them about it and be honest. Be like, "I wanna be an ally but I have no clue on how to go about it. I don't wanna be insensitive or rude. So could you please help me go about bringing race into the conversation in the right way?" Make sure to be earnest about it as well.
As a POC myself I would appreciate it if someone talked to me and let me know. It's one of the first steps to help.
Also if you are ever confused by an action or their different point of view? Ask. Just like here. You could even ask for book recommendations on the subject.
Edit to add: I don't need money I just like helping.
@camicia nera Reported.
@@nobinary2296 honestly, this guy has been commenting for a few days now and i would suggest just ignoring him or saying "stinky poopie baby weenie face" and leaving it at that
Hey! black guy here. You are allowed to discuss race just remember to let others talk too (especially POC. It's not always necessary to bring up. A while ago one of my friends tried to explain to another friend that she shouldn't touch my hair whenever she wants without asking, that was great. It can feel like no one cares about this stuff who isn't affected. Bringing race up when you think a topic is ignoring it and advocating against racism when you see it is really helpful. Also check out what people of color have made about their experiences/thoughts and ask questions. (Please don't rely on the POC around you as google but there's many people who are cool with questions. Thanks for trying to help.
@@olioccasionallyanimates27 Thanks bro. But I will still report peeps like this. If we all ignore wrong when we see it it leads to things like we see in the video. So I guess the least I can do is report things like this.
Ever since I saw that Dracula roasts Richter meme I’ve started replacing the N-word with Belmont whenever it comes up and I think all non black people should do the same.
BROKE BELMONT FREE
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So true besty
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