Growing Up Black in Vermont | For the Love of Rutland | America ReFramed
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2022
- In a state that is ranked as the second whitest in the US*, Lisa Ryan knows what it is like growing up and living as a Black woman in Vermont. She shares her experience as the town of Rutland is divided on refugee resettlement.
(Source: U.S. News & World Report, 2021)
FOR THE LOVE OF RUTLAND: An attempt to bring Syrian refugees to the economically struggling town of Rutland, VT unleashes deep partisan rancor and inspires long-time resident Stacie to emerge as a resilient leader in a divided community. For more: bit.ly/ARF_Rutland
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I was one of the 4-5 black kids. I had to leave because the harassment was getting to be too much. I miss my home, but you couldn’t pay me to move back. It is good to see you thriving there though! More power to you my love!
As a white person living in a small town in Virginia, I had to leave because of the harassment was getting too much. You couldn't pay me to move back.
@@patriciaw.5602 well Vermont should be just right for you 😊
As a black person looking into moving to Vermont I appreciate this
Why Vermont if I may asked
@@msh5597 peace of mind. Get away from the big city. Everything the are saying is bad seems mediocre. I don’t mind not having a lot of back people around I stay to my self I just don’t want to be constantly worried about my blackness
@@CyberneticHeretic same here. Same here
@@CyberneticHeretic hey checking to see how are you liking it
@@msh5597 won’t be moving for a couple years.
I may be in VT for a few months for work. Helpful to hear about your experience.
Wonderful
I'm black from Toronto, but I visit Vermont often, love it, never get any weird looks from people. They seem progressive even if they're 96% white there, but maybe that's why they can afford to act progressive in Bernie's state because they don't have to live next to anyone who challenges their ideas about race. Either way it makes no difference to me, on the contrary I'd much rather like buying a few hundred acres in Vermont and having no one close enough to bother me lol.
It’s interesting because when you think of the place or Maine you instinctively know, within 5 seconds that it’s covered in one race, or college sceme. Not only does it date back, the caucation race also moved into the new houses. Kept the good jobs, even though the law protects us, 90% officers are white, even Maryland is 75% white. It feels mixed, but the counties Are filled with one race, there’s things we can do to improve that aren’t getting funded, by the oppressors themself.
Most Americans are White. Blacks are 13%, but concentrated in large metro areas. You are not oppressed. If representation truly matters, perhaps you should have less representation.
I’m in Williamsburg va, it’s 88% white, va beach is nice, still 88%white houses and good jobs
Well before 1619 I won’t say anymore but you know
Smh guess there’s a reason why Vermont seems so lame
Wow, Vermont honestly sounds great. I imagine the crime rate is extremely low
Yeah very low indeed.
Yea it would be since 10 people live there.
Vermont crime is extremely low compared to the national average. Im looking to move there. I rather have white people give me looks than be victimized again by black teens in my city
@@annieboabeng9788 It has nothing to do with population. Jackson, MS is a small city with mostly black people and its one of the most dangerous places in America
@@lisaturtle6374 poor cities tend to have high crime not "black" cities, go look up west virginia's crime rate and come back and tell me how "mostly black" people cause crime.