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kbamm69 I think it’s the other way around. Minorities are more aware by their parents expierence. So your argument is irrelevant, and glorifying white people even if they are probably the most misinformed race about culture
im so glad this school is bringing up these issues.. SM east is probably the most racist and white school I have ever been to, my team and I traveled there for an away basketball game... I was in front of the SM east side the whole time and parents and even kids were calling our black players “monkeys” and “animals”... disgusting. one of our administrators had to write a letter to this school because it was so bad.
@James Reitsch seperation but equality as well. Back then it was just seperation and each time black folk tried to flourish, whites would put them down.
I don't go to this school but from what personally I see this school is predominantly white. And that being the majority of white students are uncultured you probably haven't been outside of the states or met people from different cultures or countries. I'm personally sad for this school because ether high school I got to is very very diverse we have people from literally all over the world. And I'm glad to know thatIm fortunate to have the chance to have a real world experience. I digress, since this school has a white majority i feel like the school system should implicate clubs and different activities to get these white students aware that there's different people on this earth. They should also have systems that show students tolerance. For example on a comment I saw here someone said "If you can't accept criticism... then the real problem is you overstated your expectation" First off as a white man you can't tell POC how to feel. Let's put it like this say that I supported your opposing team and your team lost and you were upset and I tell you "stop whining" I can't really tell you to stop because thats how you feel because you support the team. It's the same way for POC in America you don't know how we feel because you're not on our "team".
@@pchamberlain1984 nah, that's not what they're trying to say. There are a lot of places in the US that have larger minority populations. I think they are just saying that when you are not exposed to very many people from a minority population, or when they don't have a voice, that it's incredibly difficult to have insight on their perspective. If the only people you ever talk to are white americans, how are you supposed to have realistic insight on what it's like to be a black american? the only way you will perceive black americans is by the biased portrayals of black americans in the news and in the the biased perspectives of fellow white americans. I grew up in a small 99% white town in South Dakota, and then moved to a city in North Carolina where white people represent a minority of the population. If there's anything I can tell you, it's that exposure to diverse perspectives makes a huge difference in the way I see the world.
Advice to all. Record record record. Put the people who say these racist things on blast for thousands of people to see. Let that racism follow them all the way to shameville. It’s usually a insecurity within themselves which leads to them speaking out to embarrass someone else.
Maybe criticizing highschoolers and labeling them as racist isn't a smart idea. Im glad no one filmed me in highschool ranting about topics that I knew nothing about because I didn't know shit.
This is crazy to me because I'm black (15) and have only experienced racism around a total of 2-3 times in my entire life. What's crazier is I live in Brunswick, Georgia. The same place where that amuad guy was shot at.
My favorite question to get asked at school was “why are you so white” like fuck man I don’t know, I guess my family came from the coldest and darkest parts of the Caucasus mountains😂
Someone not liking your culture or food is not racism. That means you didnt assimilate to the U.S culture and is one of the major problems with immigration. Not one thing mentioned was racism but almost entirely a lack of assimilation. You must assimilate to be accepted.
that’s not how assimilation works. people don’t have to come from another country and take on american culture to then be accepted. that sounds ingnorant.
>"that's not how assimilation works" >Explains exactly how assimilation works. Thing is, assimilation doesn't work. These people aren't willing to assimilate, and if they are they get outcast from their own groups for being to white. Multiculturalism and diversity have only a profound negative affect, and will leaf to Balkanization of America.
Chelsi Spencer you know all them awesome Nordic counties that have almost no poor, crime and have the highest happiness among its citizens than any other country in the world? Yea they’re almost entirely white and culturally homogenous.
Asking someone what they're eating, when that food is from a different cultural is not racist...the word has lost it's meaning because of people like this
Why are we only interviewing people of color? So black people dont say racist things to whites? That's privilege to be able to nit be judged for the same things others are
@@okayfine.6166 Yes, they do the internet is full of black people insulting peoples cultures. The other day i sae a video of black people pretending to be an Asian nail lady mocking their language that's culture
Just because people see differences doesn't mean they hate you. If you can't accept criticism unless it's warranted on a philosophical level that's in agreement with you, then the REAL problem is your overstated expectation that says you need the world to kiss your rear because you're different. Grow a backbone, learn tolerance, and quit running to the corner that always scorns those who disagree with you. THAT is the seeds of racism.
First of all, I don't personally care what anyone does during the National Anthem. But if its a pro team that is paying you to be dignified, that might be an issue with your employer. People don't seem to understand the difference between an expression on the street and when you're on the clock with your employer. If the person kneeling has to make a choice then it;s their choice. Be an activist full time or be one part time so you can keep receiving your income. Again, I don't have a dog in that race. That's you trying to label me. Forget it. You don't know me. And cultural differences are just fine as long as they don't impede on my business. To each their own. Whether you agree with how someone lives is separate to how you should treat them as your neighbor, work associate, or simply someone in passing. This notion that I HAVE to accept you but also be made to agree with you sounds like the request of a 10 year old. Grow up. Respect those around you so you may be respected yourself. People can agree to disagree and live in peace. This generation hasn't figured that out yet.
"No. the problem is people like you." The problem with filtering everything through the lens of race, is that there is no way to differentiate acts or experiences that stem from other motives. In race-obsessed individuals, the subconscious and psychological default is to assume race as the motivating factor in almost any and all negative experiences one has. Oftentimes "race" becomes an excuse to explain away general human hardships one experiences in communication and relationships. Another individual who is not perceiving through a race filter will have to come to grips with their lack of skills, intellect, character, drives, purposes, passions, ethics, morality, beliefs. They must judge the experience from the content of their character and not through the shade of their skin. But when race is the go-to excuse, one will never confront the myriad of other flaws that are restricting life experiences. Such misplaced blame usually retards the growth of the individual as they stay hard-focused upon superficial identity markers. "But it's different for white people..." I would say that the major difference, again, is that the they are not filtering their experience through race, and therefore they can confront the truly limiting flaws in their overall thinking and character. Adversity and challenges are an opportunity which can aid in our growth and teach us how to respond instead of reacting to actions from others that are out of our control. Remember, that which you resist, persists. Today this is more obvious than ever. ruclips.net/video/bhy-NvXt0-U/видео.html (on white privilege)
Stop fucking coddling kids...the world is a cruel fucking place. Grow a fucking backbone and deal with it. This "racism" horseshit is nothing but that... Horseshit. Want to know why there isn't "racism" in my hometown? Because we are too fucking busy working for a living to give a shit about made up nonsense. Where I come from we judge a person by their actions, not by the color of their skin. And we damn sure don't coddle any thin skinned wannabe "victim." grow the fuck up and learn to deal with life.
No one is born racist. It's learned from parents and society.
Gregg Hanson society isn’t racist
@@joshuagaldys2049 well, not all of society is racist, but there are racists in society
kbamm69 I think it’s the other way around. Minorities are more aware by their parents expierence. So your argument is irrelevant, and glorifying white people even if they are probably the most misinformed race about culture
kbamm69 You obviously didn’t watch the video
kbamm69 only parents of minorities? That in itself is racist and you’re a hypocrite and not a very smart one at that
im so glad this school is bringing up these issues.. SM east is probably the most racist and white school I have ever been to, my team and I traveled there for an away basketball game... I was in front of the SM east side the whole time and parents and even kids were calling our black players “monkeys” and “animals”... disgusting. one of our administrators had to write a letter to this school because it was so bad.
i go to that school. i’m so sorry, man.
everyone at our school is so ignorant. i’m so sorry you had to go through that.
That's actually horrific wth.
@@maryscimeca2039 Is it really that bad there?
@@leafyishereisdumbnameakath4259 its pretty bad, especially among the white males, look up the video about the confederate flag debate at this school
There was a lot of beating around the bush rather than actually condemning racism
Yeah, I'm sure there would be some sort of social implication if that happened
i woulda gon full out Malclom X mode if i went to that school.
I go there lmao
TheHale _ damnn. thas tuff bruh.
@@thehale_ man, that is tuff
TheHale _ thas tuff
@James Reitsch seperation but equality as well. Back then it was just seperation and each time black folk tried to flourish, whites would put them down.
I don't go to this school but from what personally I see this school is predominantly white. And that being the majority of white students are uncultured you probably haven't been outside of the states or met people from different cultures or countries. I'm personally sad for this school because ether high school I got to is very very diverse we have people from literally all over the world. And I'm glad to know thatIm fortunate to have the chance to have a real world experience. I digress, since this school has a white majority i feel like the school system should implicate clubs and different activities to get these white students aware that there's different people on this earth. They should also have systems that show students tolerance. For example on a comment I saw here someone said "If you can't accept criticism... then the real problem is you overstated your expectation" First off as a white man you can't tell POC how to feel. Let's put it like this say that I supported your opposing team and your team lost and you were upset and I tell you "stop whining" I can't really tell you to stop because thats how you feel because you support the team. It's the same way for POC in America you don't know how we feel because you're not on our "team".
go**
Yes, white people have never left the US...which makes them "uncultured"....right..... You're a fucking idiot.
samara putting all whites into a category makes you and the 60 likes you got idiotic.
@@pchamberlain1984 nah, that's not what they're trying to say. There are a lot of places in the US that have larger minority populations. I think they are just saying that when you are not exposed to very many people from a minority population, or when they don't have a voice, that it's incredibly difficult to have insight on their perspective. If the only people you ever talk to are white americans, how are you supposed to have realistic insight on what it's like to be a black american? the only way you will perceive black americans is by the biased portrayals of black americans in the news and in the the biased perspectives of fellow white americans. I grew up in a small 99% white town in South Dakota, and then moved to a city in North Carolina where white people represent a minority of the population. If there's anything I can tell you, it's that exposure to diverse perspectives makes a huge difference in the way I see the world.
@Chris Nguyen where is your last name from?
Advice to all. Record record record. Put the people who say these racist things on blast for thousands of people to see. Let that racism follow them all the way to shameville. It’s usually a insecurity within themselves which leads to them speaking out to embarrass someone else.
Well im glad i went to a diversed high school. Didn't experience any such thing as racism at my school.
Drake is probably watching this like:🤣🤣🤣
I would have gotten arrested or expelled
>Drake Yost isn't in the video just talking.
How odd.
Maybe criticizing highschoolers and labeling them as racist isn't a smart idea. Im glad no one filmed me in highschool ranting about topics that I knew nothing about because I didn't know shit.
@@toddhoward1133 When did I do either of those things?
@@Isellsimpsandsimpaccessories idk why I said labeling my bad. I do feel like you are insinuating that though. Why else would you bring him up?
@@toddhoward1133 He's the only student that made an impression.
This is crazy to me because I'm black (15) and have only experienced racism around a total of 2-3 times in my entire life. What's crazier is I live in Brunswick, Georgia. The same place where that amuad guy was shot at.
So the only plausible option is that you guys are conflating fascism with things that aren't racism.
@@xijinping3331 wowww so you PERSONALLY have only experienced it a few times therefore everyone else who’ve experienced it doesn’t matter
Those things are racist , and extremely stereotypical.
My favorite question to get asked at school was “why are you so white” like fuck man I don’t know, I guess my family came from the coldest and darkest parts of the Caucasus mountains😂
Ppl call me a beaner lol
thats terrible im sorry people are so ignorant
Yeah I'm sending someone to the hospital if they gone try sum on me
This comment section is so depressing
fr, it's a bunch of trump goons prattling about how these things aren't "really" racist
It the same in other country they dont no much about say about s.america ..or Spain ..
And like, and stuff, and everything like such as.
The two Latina chicks are attractive...No offense,but especially the Venezuelan girl.
Please tell me you're a child because if you aren't...
Yes officer this comment right here
@ChrisHansen
I've had much worse shit said to me in LIBERAL NY SCHOOLS.
are you black?🙂 if not then no one has been racist to you-
@@dadon2857 other poc can face racism
@@lottiepool9481 never said they couldn’t trumpies are usually white
@@dadon2857 oh sorry, that makes sense. for some reason I didn't read op's comment lmao
@@lottiepool9481 it’s ok😹😹
The problems .is there really not get taught geogagraph..and differ country .that all
Haha seeing the comments from people who don’t go to sme r funnyyyyyy
0:28 HOW DARE THOSE RACIST BIGOTS THINK THAT YOUR FOOD IS GROSS!!!! THATS SO RACIST OF THEM TO HAVE THIER OWN OPINIONS ON WHAT FOODS ARE GROSS!!!!
😂
How you look like- 🤓
Also calling food you don't know is most def racist you stupid idiot
The second girl doesn't make any sense when she talks.
Mel Noel how
She was probably just shy. She means that people aren’t quick to make racist remarks about her because she doesn’t look Hispanic or Mexican.
Someone not liking your culture or food is not racism. That means you didnt assimilate to the U.S culture and is one of the major problems with immigration. Not one thing mentioned was racism but almost entirely a lack of assimilation. You must assimilate to be accepted.
that’s not how assimilation works. people don’t have to come from another country and take on american culture to then be accepted. that sounds ingnorant.
>"that's not how assimilation works"
>Explains exactly how assimilation works.
Thing is, assimilation doesn't work. These people aren't willing to assimilate, and if they are they get outcast from their own groups for being to white. Multiculturalism and diversity have only a profound negative affect, and will leaf to Balkanization of America.
Chelsi Spencer you know all them awesome Nordic counties that have almost no poor, crime and have the highest happiness among its citizens than any other country in the world? Yea they’re almost entirely white and culturally homogenous.
Woah dude come on that's racist. No noticing things allowed.
They shouldn’t have to assimilate to not be harassed?
Asking someone what they're eating, when that food is from a different cultural is not racist...the word has lost it's meaning because of people like this
Asking them what their eating isn't racist but saying its disgusting just because you don't know what it is and are misinformed definitely is racist.
What an idiot you are for this comment
They didn't just ask what it is...they also followed up with "that's disgusting"... Now that's racists.
im sorry but this comment is stupid,and the point flew off your head like a firework show on the 4th of july
Why are we only interviewing people of color? So black people dont say racist things to whites? That's privilege to be able to nit be judged for the same things others are
True, but black people don’t insult other peoples’ culture.
@@okayfine.6166 Yes, they do the internet is full of black people insulting peoples cultures. The other day i sae a video of black people pretending to be an Asian nail lady mocking their language that's culture
Okay, fine. WRONG
In this school it is predominantly white.
@@BovineBoba what does that have to do with them not interviewing white people on the problem of race
Just because people see differences doesn't mean they hate you. If you can't accept criticism unless it's warranted on a philosophical level that's in agreement with you, then the REAL problem is your overstated expectation that says you need the world to kiss your rear because you're different. Grow a backbone, learn tolerance, and quit running to the corner that always scorns those who disagree with you. THAT is the seeds of racism.
Rick Baker Yeah remember this when you bitch about people not standing for the flag and having different cultural practices than you
First of all, I don't personally care what anyone does during the National Anthem. But if its a pro team that is paying you to be dignified, that might be an issue with your employer. People don't seem to understand the difference between an expression on the street and when you're on the clock with your employer. If the person kneeling has to make a choice then it;s their choice. Be an activist full time or be one part time so you can keep receiving your income. Again, I don't have a dog in that race.
That's you trying to label me. Forget it. You don't know me. And cultural differences are just fine as long as they don't impede on my business. To each their own. Whether you agree with how someone lives is separate to how you should treat them as your neighbor, work associate, or simply someone in passing. This notion that I HAVE to accept you but also be made to agree with you sounds like the request of a 10 year old. Grow up. Respect those around you so you may be respected yourself. People can agree to disagree and live in peace. This generation hasn't figured that out yet.
"No. the problem is people like you."
The problem with filtering everything through the lens of race, is that there is no way to differentiate acts or experiences that stem from other motives. In race-obsessed individuals, the subconscious and psychological default is to assume race as the motivating factor in almost any and all negative experiences one has. Oftentimes "race" becomes an excuse to explain away general human hardships one experiences in communication and relationships. Another individual who is not perceiving through a race filter will have to come to grips with their lack of skills, intellect, character, drives, purposes, passions, ethics, morality, beliefs. They must judge the experience from the content of their character and not through the shade of their skin. But when race is the go-to excuse, one will never confront the myriad of other flaws that are restricting life experiences. Such misplaced blame usually retards the growth of the individual as they stay hard-focused upon superficial identity markers.
"But it's different for white people..."
I would say that the major difference, again, is that the they are not filtering their experience through race, and therefore they can confront the truly limiting flaws in their overall thinking and character. Adversity and challenges are an opportunity which can aid in our growth and teach us how to respond instead of reacting to actions from others that are out of our control. Remember, that which you resist, persists. Today this is more obvious than ever.
ruclips.net/video/bhy-NvXt0-U/видео.html (on white privilege)
Stop fucking coddling kids...the world is a cruel fucking place. Grow a fucking backbone and deal with it. This "racism" horseshit is nothing but that... Horseshit. Want to know why there isn't "racism" in my hometown? Because we are too fucking busy working for a living to give a shit about made up nonsense. Where I come from we judge a person by their actions, not by the color of their skin. And we damn sure don't coddle any thin skinned wannabe "victim." grow the fuck up and learn to deal with life.
@@pchamberlain1984 what is your hometown