I just want to have clean skin without acne Edit: wooow 4.7k People who r struggling with acne and can't rid of it despite of healthy diet going to dermatologist every month (high price) those people can understand me ... acne isn't about meat or vegetables everyone has his story and journey Edit2 2021: I was diagnosed with PCOS they missed my diagnosis for 7 years because I am thin. I was always on healthy diet so that didn't help me but now I am on medication which decrease my acne and I feel better about my face Thanks for the likes .
@@applecandyfolks7979 EXACTLY! applecandy I don't feel bad for them black dudes one bit. Now they know how black women feel, It's been time they get a dose of their own medicine.
@@chanelporter8227 You are lost and alienated. Your mindset is the product of very low self esteem. I pray you dont have a black son he will suffer from your self hate
I love how we live in a culture where everybody is walking on eggshells, so paranoid, calling each other out (etc.), and Sam's just like, "Nah, I'm gonna play with fire." These classes are so interesting and thought-provoking.
and yet he has the nicest skin. This dimension is up side down in truth. Who in the hell would want pale skin, honestly. Not, even white people want pale skin it's against nature...
@@janetjones4310 pale skin is a bit too white and no one wants to look like Dracula. Nothing wrong with dark skin, this is why we have that skin problem in the bed community. According to European standards white skin is better
LOL. People feel bad watching the darkest guy get shyt upon ... but they don’t want to fix the fact that dark ppl are getting shyt upon. If you feel bad for him ... go find the darkest guy or girl and say hi. Tell him or her that she’s beautiful. Go to the sperm bank and choose some dark babies. Stop excluding dark ppl from your lives. That changes the story.
@@janetjones4310 Pale skin is not against nature lol. We evolved differently based on our climates. Northern Europe is colder and doesn't get as much sun, so our skin is pale in order to allow our bodies to absorb more sunlight to create vitamin d. Black people have darker skin to protect them from frying in the hot African sun.
@Michelle Appiah in white race even tan is preferable . Look in the West white race want to be tan. Colour doesn't come with culture. It's come with sense of choosing perfect skin tone which is tan or medium fair not too white. Obviously white race hasn't have a perfect skin tone.
@Stephen M skin lightening creams r much older than beyonce. Also she is naturally that color so to blame one person for sytemic issue is plain illogical.
Aleesha Rose maybe it was awkward because u were brought to believe in a certain way, i was too but i was freed from the many, many poor judgements and prejudice, all racist views based on beauty its sad really or find a pretty face... i’ll find a beautiful kind soul thank u very much...
So many ignorant people in the comments saying “skin tone doesn’t matter”. Societally it does, it plays a huge factor in society and in life. A lot of social constructs we know are built around skin tone.
Here is one experiment... It really happened... 3 kids: 2 black and 1 white... Both kids treated each other the same way... Both were playing happy... Then they called each other to talk about race... That one group was privileged and etc ... Guess what happened ? Both started looking at each other with different eyes... The white girl started feelings pity of them... And when the white girl won these two kids said: "you just won because of the privilege.." And it seems that this doesn't only happen there... There's some father that said that their kids were feeling opressed and descriminated because of their skin color... Important note: their kids started acting this way after the race class... The issue is complex and we need to lo9k at ourselves to discover it... I believe it is called tribalism and we can see this happening a lot(tribalism isn't totally bad... It's the polarization that makes conflicts...) Here is one example: people that grew up in a black street have more chances to have a datk soin preference... The same can happen to "white"... The real reason why tribalism happen it's because you want people with common traits... I am gonna use politics as an example: Does a trump's supporter has more chances to socialize with biden's supporter ? Yes... It happens a lot... You look for traits that you can identify yourself or things tbat you are used to it... Here is another example: there's some story of kods that was bullied because they were white/black...important note: the white/black kid was bullied because the kid was a minority in that environment... We can see this happening a lot... There were a story of a guy who targeted 3 white(innocent it seems)... Some people were painting him as a hero... As we can see there's a double standard in each group... There's even groups that prefer to socialize with only white/black... This can prove my point... Another pont it's that most of the case it seems it isn't related to race...but traits! For example: you can see people for being more white/black than others .. It is an interesting observation... That's an important thing to consider... It is hard to let our hate go away... It can manipulate our emotions to seak revenge and not solution(a selfish revenge...because it only works to feed your hate and some times your prejudices...it doesn't bring any solution to the problem) So yeah...we have this as one of the reason why this happen... It is complex...we need to ignore our bias a little to check if this methods is really working or diving people or making it worse... I made a observation( i may be wrong) that it seems that most of people that says that they are ant racist has a lot of concern of races to the point that you need to identify your race to that person or that you must act or speak that way otherwise you aren't that race... Just an observation... I believe tbat the method is a failure... I live in brazil, I didn't have many bias or prejudices...now that i am in an english midia(most in the usa ) i have more prejudiceses and bias toward group... Be careful with your methods...pick a method that work for everyone bnot only one group... The first step to improve our methods is to acknowledge the problems in your methods...and of course: you can't do that if you don't discuss about your methods and different views... My opinion and my little experience... I hope it gave you some clues to improve your methods to solve the issue...
@Amelia Jones bruh.. everyone say that skin color doesn't effect anything but while for job interviews white ppls always have advantage, we black ppls have to work double or triple then white ppls, to get job this is how it effect Amelia kiddo when you grow up you will realise
That Nigerian girl doesn't know what she's saying. Women are the ones that bleach their skins. The men, we like dark. I should know, I'm Nigerian and I was born here and I grew up here.
Ikr! As long as he's a good man has a good job we're good, the color of their skin doesn't really matter. I think it's the guy's who mostly prefer to marry lighter skin/outside the race girls.
@Sarah Anderson I have never understood that myself, I can only say they have a bit of inferiority complex. I like my skin tone very much thank you and I'm proud to be black.
This is an edited segment of a course, with 30 classes each semester. There aren't conclusions. We are trying to get students to talk about these issues outside of class. This is a conversation that hasn't been finished anywhere.
Very typical, not surprised by the video. But for me being dark skin, I didn’t have any issues with guys trying to date me or accept my complexion. I grew up in a pro dominantly white neighborhood but didn’t really stand out in a negative way.
J Butterfly I’m happy you haven’t been negatively affected by colorism, you’re one of the lucky ones. But that is not the same case for everyone. The way they made the Haitian kid feel, many dark skin, especially women, are made to feel like that on a regular basis. So I guess just please keep that in mind. It may not have been your experience but we should try not to gaslight others (not saying that’s what you’re doing🙂) and be an ally for darker people who do experience colorism.
Bianca oh no, I totally get it! I have siblings that I didn’t grow up with that went through the total opposite of me. I was raised in Maryland and they were in the south. Sometimes that makes a difference also. It actually happened to friends in the north as well. Its hurtful and I feel it through the pain in their eyes. Honestly, I believe I only slipped away from criticism because my hair was very long and wavy and kids/ teens were always touching it, like I was a circus freak or something...😕.
J Butterfly yup you’re absolutely right it’s definitely harder for people in different areas. And yea hair texture and features also plays a part in how people treat you. I’m so sorry people petted you like that, that’s the worse, especially if they don’t ask to touch you. 🙄
In an Asian Boss short, a man from India was asked if he used bleaching cream. He gave the best response ive ever heard. He said, The sun is out 200+ days out of the year in India. Im going to be darker. Ive never heard someone apply straight logic to skintone before. His confidence in his skintone was so lovely to see, that i wish everyone thought this way. What would the world be like if people werent made to feel less than for having darker skin.
I'm hoping the cringy nature of it opened up some good conversations in small group conversations. After seeing how awkward you professor is, it can be easier to speak out.
IBrainedMyDamage if you look at a portrait of Jesus in different cultures he always looks more like the ethnicity of the people with in that culture. Do you understand?
IBrainedMyDamage lol Jesus’ portrait _by a white man_ . So an African portrait of him will be black, and a European white. Most likely he would have looked arab, because he was born in that part of the world...
@IBrainedMyDamage I was alluding mostly to the USA. Yeah, it's definitely common for people in 3rd world countries to place the white american image on a pedestal but within the USA itself I believe over the last 20 years there has been a shift in the ideal image from white to a darker complexion. Lots of movies and shows have interracial relationships where when I was a kid growing up in the 90's you rarely if ever saw it. Just my observation and opinion.
@IBrainedMyDamage It's not a bad thing to see mixed races I just think it seems like a targeted movement by hollywood to promote it as "cool" or "beautiful mixed babies" or whatever other adjective they choose. It is what it is either way. Most people at the end of the day are governed by purely sexual preferences, so they'll chase whatever attracts them the most.
The darkest guy is the most attractive IMO *Btw* these comments are killing me 🤣🤣 Please!! I have no preference in who I’d date because the white man with glasses is also VERY attractive to me looks wise (outfit umm ☠️) I’m from the UK, but I’m definitely in tune with colorism and racism over here it’s very overt and embedded in the system subtly, I can definitely understand why some may believe I like him cos he’s black, people do find themselves gravitating to familiar people that look people them especially in university 😊
Lero his experiment was about more desirable skin complexion, not looks and attractiveness, I’ve heard black guys say the African lady Lapita is beautiful but too black for them, so it seems like to some black men no matter how beautiful a lady is if she dark skin they would rather choose an unattractive lighter skin female. It is what it is.
Skin colour, ethnics, height, facial/bone structures cannot be changed, but determines your value in society, dating and working life. People will lie about it, especially women. So just do your best to become the best version of yourself. Stay healthy, workout, get out of your comfort zone and keep fighting.
I mean why do women lie about it? Skin color matters much more for women, light skinned women are seen as much more attractive in all cultures, and dark women are seen as ugly, not feminine enough, and whatnots. Men regardless of race, dodge their own dark skinned women, and choose the light skinned women.
@@jakonjhn yes bruh u r right otherwise every article I read over internet they say that light skin preferences and attractiveness is made by oppressing white european people but it's not that it is natural human tendency.
@@jakonjhn white people are actually in the minority worldwide. In africa, india, and korea these people all have their own ideals of what beauty is (see their films for reference) its only western influenced countries that feel how you do for the most part.
It might be uncomfortable to watch but is a fact.... I a very dark black lady and I am happy and comfortable in my skin... you need to accept yourself the way you are in order for people to accept you....
That's not the point and you know it. Society imposes criteria of beauty and worthiness, even 3-4 years kid will prefer lighter shades of skin versus darker shades, i.e socialization and internalization of those values starts early. Good for you that you're comfortable in your skin, this wasn't about you or about the non-racist folks who don't see color. This is about a social reality and not denying that is there and we all know it. Pretending it's not there is self-defeating. The point of the exercise is also to show how universal it is, so there ain't no avoiding it. We all know it, we all pretend we don't acknowledge it, but we do, we all do, to some extend. That was the point of the exercise.
Gareth Mensah I know this is not about me, you do not have to lecture me on that , however I said what I based on comments expressed by other individuals on this experiment.....
Agreed it is a bit insensitive and seems like the students did not quite know what they were signed up for here. Profs can be like this because they are so deep into academia, they are desensitized about the fact that students are real people with feelings!
lol true...but I think he means which skin tone is preferred ...and the guy at the end is correct about black people they dont want to be pale more like a white person with a nice tan...not all and not just black people but other races as well...Indians and asians also bleach...I've seen light brown black people even bleach...
I agree. The way this was presented was cringe. I felt bad for the Haitian guy. Instead of focusing on WHY a certain skin tone is undesirable, why not focus on HOW to change the mindset? It think it's quite obvious why some complexions are more desirable as evidenced by all the responses from his students.
The question is given awkwardly and answered stupidly. Trust me, people want what they can't have or is rare but not too different that it is unrelatable. Everything comes to what people consider associated with wealth. Pale skinned person with slight tan is looked upon as having enough wealth to spend a bit of time in sun. Dark skinned people who are lighter appear to be successful by not needing to work in hot sun. People want their babies to have the best chance to be accepted. They didn't have any white guy with pink undertones, no mestizo looking Hispanic ( this Latin guy was almost as white as Mexican soap opera guy) the two black guys were not that much of a contrast. They should have not shown any face, height or body. Why not have a box with arm hole and have the guys show only arm.
Because the whole presentation makes no sense... 🤣 he’s not even taking the point of view of the students he’s just making stereotypes fall out of their mouths 😭🤦🏾♂️
I hate this so much. This technique puts targeted students person in a very weird situation in front of everybody Also the answers are not nuanced in this way it does not open discussions
I get your discomfort Ymir, but this experiment was done in an academic setting where the discussion could be explored in the open. The weirdness that you cited is experienced in society all the time. This exercise just tried to explore tastes and preferences. I'm sure the conversation continued in the lecture off camera.
Ymir, I think you need to also recognize that "your" discomfort with the topic is important. The topic of skin tone is no secret to any person of color. People of color have already learned this lesson in life at a young age. The most interesting part is the white American woman had the most difficult time identifying what skin tone was the most desirable for her culture. Everyone else was able to point out the skin tone with no problem. They may not have been able to articulate why that skin tone was desirable but they knew.
How it does open discussions if you and many others in the comment section are debating over it? You may not agree with his method but he could really trigger discussion.
@WADE Green Jr. There's nothing "interesting" about the white woman not being "able" to pick out her most desired skin tone. All the other race women were able to do so comfortably without heistation and with no contrition. The white woman could and would do the same, were it not for Marxist-authored, collectively-enforced anti-white peer pressuring that causes her awkward hesitation among a mixed race grouping. No white person in modern academia/work settings/media is allowed to express their preference for their own kind without being drummed out as a dangerous racist. And those responsible for perpetuating that dynamic, should be hanged in public and if history reemerges as it so reliably does throughout the centuries, they likely will be.
Its hard to watch because he DID prove his point. The moment each student struggled to answer why they chose that color it proved the professors point. If there was no other motive behind cultures passing down the idea of light skin preference then their responses would have been comfortable to say. You ask these same students "Whats your favorite color" and they would have no trouble answering and explaining. Their hesitation is because they know their answers stem from traditions they wouldnt be proud to share.
This was painful to watch 😢. I felt severe emotional anxiety for the darkest guy in the group. Not one culture chose his skin tone as the ideal shade. Very very sad. We must love ourselves no matter what skin we were born with.
That is why this is done, to perpetuate the white agenda. White is wonderful and all things good, and black is terrible and all things bad. It never ends!
Dude they just showed like 4 or 5 ethnicity moreover we love and marry only one person not the whole community so its not even a point of duscussion so don't feel bad about this crap
It's mostly uncomfortable because this is a transparent attempt at Maoist style struggle sessions to try to browbeat and social engineer young people out of whatever they may naturally find attractive. You have this creepy-ass old dude using his position of power and almost no one's going to challenge him on this even if they get what he's doing.
@@marshannajohnson8584 It's only an elephant in the room if you make it one. It's rather unlikely everyone is walking around thinking "Ooh, here is someone with a different skin colour from mine."
Marshanna Johnson I’ve never thought about this subject matter (“colorism”), I have never engaged in a conversation about it, and I am not the least bit familiar with it. Frankly, I find it baffling that it’s a thing.
jethrobodineus honestly that’s really what’s important to me probably even Subconsciously..color isn’t of much importance or value when talking about desirability. I have dated a variety of people with no real pattern when it came to skin colors. White, mixed, Hispanic, black etc my husband is Hispanic...
Right?! There is colorism in nigeria tho, especially towards women. But if a dark-skinned person is good-looking, they get a lot of attention; and some pp prefer dark-skin. My dad is light and my mum dark...he clearly prefers dark-skin! 😀
@@msontopoftheworld yeah it definitely affects women a whole lot more than it affects men. You'd see a lot of females would go for the dark guy cause his complexion is clean, they like clean dark men😁
I really like how he approaches the uncanny valley of racism. It’s very uncomfortable and yet it’s powerful and very straight forward. There’s absolutely no bullshit in this lecture. It’s pretty realistic.
there was def bullshit because they were even uncomfortable to talk about it and some wouldnt really admit the truth not even the dark man himself wanted to admit the truth about color
Feels like he's forcing the students to answer when they didn't want to or maybe didn't even agree with what they were forced to answer. Seems super awkward
He pulled them from outside of the classroom, which means they volunteered. It's awkward and feels forced because people don't like to talk about skin tone.
@@franki3Ru550 its a wrong thought. Who cares they look at you or not,you are who you are,with an identity on your self,be proud of that cultures and history from where are you coming. Glad to talk with you!
Watching the students try to avoid the discussion because of the uncomfortable topic is great. Honestly, it's a good reflection of how most people view the topic. It's there, but unspoken. Nobody wants to discuss it openly.
People are missing the point,1. he didn't ask YOUR personal preference, and 2. he didn't suggest there was anything innate about skin colour preference. Also the exercise was most likely meant to be uncomfortable, because people like to pretend privilege and prejudice don't exist.
Thank you! People are missing the point completely. I wish classes like this were mandatory. As the world moves toward globalization, it’s important to unlearn a lot of cultural biases that were ok 50years ago.
Right? They were all nervous to say it when he didn't ask about their preference but society's. The only thing that should have made them nervous was speaking infront of the whole class.
Honestly, I've never seen an uncomfortable caucasian male. Some if not all of the peole seemed to be trying. Through the discomfort of opinions and feelings of others. I agree with you. They tried. We have to start somewhere.
This is a experiment in background people about their believe in their own cultures wich includes opinions, costumes and other thinks at the end what we need to think is that we're equal to each other no matter the color of the skin. This experiment tries to say we choose people without thinking we just use our common sense base on our cultures and what we were taught
the old man is trying push some fucked up agenda, i didnt like how he was talking about knowone would go to spermbank and ask for the darkest sperm smh and how can pale be the most desireble if most whites tan their skin and now have white women blackfishing...
There just seems to be some kinda pedophilia in this mentally ill guy. Talking about sperms and shit coming up with weird question while being curious. Nothing new for a typical white grown adult
I m a brown boy, but i really like darker skin because it has no pimple and attractive, and natural body of black are very good..and say this with 100% truths
Volley Baller yea but don’t you find some need for at least addressing this sad truth first in order to find a solution. No one says this shit out loud and that’s why it’s easy for it to be swept under the rug you know. Maybe it’s time for everyone to get uncomfortable for once not just the people getting affected by it. 😕
The term, I believe is colorism . It refers to inner-racial discrimination. African descent people want somewhat darker skin, but not too dark. Hispanic people want to look Spanish, but not too Spanish, Jewish people, Japanese people, all the same. Colorism mentality considers the ideal skin tone (and facial features) to have a percentage of Caucasian ancestry mixed in. The preference of some cultures for this mixed race aesthetic has to do physical attractiveness - symmetry, vibrancy, youthfulness, radiance, fertileness - the things humans notice in each other, but also assimilation. It is easier for a lighter skinned, facially Caucasian-ized person to fit in. In the US, for example, a lighter skinned Mexican has better job opportunities than a darker skinned Mexican. Jewish actors who look less Jewish, have more casting opportunities. And, not surprising, the phenomena of colorism and assimilation are the direct results of centuries of worldwide caucasian colonization and the systemized racism that came with it. Everything from advertising to movies and television has taught the world to desire whiteness. (I was married to a sociologist).
The honest truth is that, just as much as people are not rushing to be extremely dark skinned, nobody is rushing to be extremely pale white either. Nobody. For instance, If you have a pale white person and a caramel colored black person, honestly, most of any race is going to choose the caramel colored skin as most attractive. Most people don't necessarily want either extreme, but something more moderate, in between. Tan skin, even deep tan skin is the great desire now... The brown skinned black guy and the mixed guy would be considered the most attractive color to have, based on what people realistically praise and are actively going for these days. What respondents were saying was not reflective of what actively happens in the way of attraction and wants, but what some people ASSUME in their minds, based on intentional, generalized media brainwashing. The way this psuedo experiment with this instructor was conducted is falty.
They should feel uncomfortable. This is an issue prevalent in society. This is a college class, not just any but a sociology class. This is the type of issues covered in sociology. A college class is suppose to get people to use cognitive discernment . It is supposed to initiate responses to get students to think, interpret, express and organize their thoughts and then to communicate that thought in an intelligent and intellectual manner. Have discussions and debates in attempts to understand other perspectives and work together to form a common solution or understanding. And you do not know that this is only step one in a series of classes.
Against whites? Sure, but that's the point. This is a Maoist style struggle session against young people without the information, vocabulary and experience to deal with this kind of shyster trying to claim whatever natural impulses they have are somehow wrong and evil.
In East Asian culture (where I'm from) pale skin is associated with wealth because you could afford to stay indoors. This has been the case since ancient times. Dark skin is associated with outdoors work (eg. farming) which was done by poor people so subconsciously dark skin is associated with poverty, even today. I don't know about other cultures but I've heard the same thing about Polynesians. I read that in Polynesian culture, apparently the most attractive women were fat and pale because they could afford to eat well and stay in the shade.
@Korlover queen my point is you don't need to pay $1500+ for some guy to say it exists. If you do, then you've got bigger problems than racist strangers.
@@dianehall2248 cuz he racist I seen him do videos on other races every time he say some thing about black people he says something off every time.And associate them with slavery dark vs light that man is insane he need to be fired he has the willie lynch mind set and he's brain washing these poor students period even the white kids look uncomfy .
It was obvious that the black kids there were trying to assimilate into what seems to be a very white school. So blindly unaware to their ignorance, including the psuedo-enlightened professor.
The point is making us all realise that racism is alive but pointless because all of them said white is best but none of them know why. In other words racism is learnt behaviour and foolish behaviour
This is an introductory course of race relations in the United States. The point of this exercise was to ask about "ideal skin tones." Because at Penn State we have a very large white population (PWI) and a lot of students here haven't thought about race very much. And so they don't think about how people of color have social implications of being lighter skin. So we asked these students how they felt about it.
I'm African American and Afghan descent I consider myself a Brown man my skin is a medium brown complexion. This is important cause of Racism and stereotypes. My skin gets really dark in the summer time
This video really annoyed me. 1) Professor or whatever he is, is high key racist even though he keeps claiming it’s a “safe” space. 2) GET DAMN PEOPLE’S NAMES CORRECT!!! “Heaven” shouldn’t take you long to get. Hell, don’t ask names to begin with. 3) Stop pushing the poor kids to speak. You really see that their down there against their will. 4) Don’t understand the point of this video.
No one is named HEAVEN. Come off of it I thought she was saying Heather as well. And her really is NOT racist, it just mad you REALLY uncomfortable to watch this. But he did a great thing because this is a conversation that needs to be had.
@@davideckhart1123 Um....okay?😕 Based on what I've seen, I don't think that's true or the most historically accurate.😶 But I am sorry for any group of people (European or not) who have been raped or murdered. I do hope it gets better in the future.😊💖
Same. People need to stop seeking validation honestly. Validate yourself first, be the best version of that. And there's reverse racial bias too. There are people "fetishizing" black folks so ... that's not better.
Sometimes after eating nuts and going to the bathroom it hurts .. I want you to feel what I feel !! I want you to experience discomfort to understand me
@Teringventje no it's deeper than preference when it's THAT widespread New Gameo has a point. It's ignorant to not see that brainwashing exist personal preference is one thing but we're talking about a bigger issue here.
@Teringventje I said preference is one thing he's not talking about what the girls were attracted to and I also said it's ok to prefer a certain skin tone but it was not JUST about what the girls were attracted to, he asked each one of them which skin tone was preferred in their culture wide spread and I said it's deeper because if you didn't know racism is deeply embedded in our culture and has affected some people of many different ethnic groups in thinking the closer to white the better. Even in the media back in the day there was a thing called black face where they put big red lips on and black face to make fun of and degrade black people, they purposely wouldn't portray beautiful black women on tv but only put beautiful white women on tv and over time the influence of seeing for the majority only white people in good lighting and minorities in poor lighting and stereotype has had an effect on people culturally. So before you attack me on 'preference' not once did I say it was wrong to prefer light over dark I said it was deeper because this video clearly portrays a cultural epidemic. I'm not just blowing smoke I honestly love my skin tone I wouldn't trade being dark for being light, so I'm thankful that none of this affects me. I think Lighter skin tones are beautiful I also think tan and darker tones are beautiful! So chill.
@Teringventje once again I never said it's wrong to be only attracted to one race or skin tone nor did I say you or anyone should be obligated to be attracted to brown skin, or black people how many times do I have to say it?! You missed the entire point Also if you watched the video it's not about being sexually attracted to anyone it's about what shade universally is considered most acceptable and that was pale. Who knows if it was the girls choice of their personal preference they could've chosen the dark black guy medium brown black guy Latino guy Paler guy whatever it wasn't about who they were sexually attracted to it was about what complexion is considered most desirable in the world and in America blue eyed blondes is the "standard" for beauty for a reason. Even when you google search beautiful women mostly white women appear you have to include black to see black women or Asian to see Asian or Hispanic and so forth. There's an agenda. People are people so why can't every ethnicity be represented when you search beautiful women? Why can't it be more diverse? Even searching weddings is the same way. I know for a fact there are undeniably gorgeous people of all shades there is no superior complexion. I know a Nigerian girl who only dates white guys and that's all she's attracted to, she is very dark and beautiful and absolutely loves her skin and culture I don't think anything is wrong with her or anyone for that matter having a specific "type". All I'm saying is sometimes when all that's put in front of you by the media is a certain type of person in movies and tv so forth people can become brainwashed into thinking that's whats most desirable. This lesson that man conducted was very awkward with an abrupt ending that leaves you hanging but I'm certain that the main idea he attempted to convey surpassed a person's (sexual) preference and if you can't see that, then I can't convince you otherwise. Again, I am not attacking anyone's personal preferences. I personally don't discriminate.
That bring up an excellent point. A lot of the time it's not self-hatred, but the dislike of the perceptions that other have over something you cant control. Being of color in no way determines the type of person you will be, despite other practicing mental heuristics
@Jose Moran I'm not turning like Michael Jackson for those snow-white you have to love yourself first before you love other, I see so many people trying to look brown doing the summer but the sun hit them like a barbecue, but my melanin protect me from the sun so my answers is no I don't want to get cancer or age quickly when black people ages so well
@Jose Moran Well everything under the SUN has melanin. Trees, animals and melanated people. I love being black and having golden undertones. Darker skinned people age better because of their melanin and it has more benefits biologically than pale skin. The only advantage pale skin has is socially.
Well now the professor leading this experiment in fact said a prejudiced thing himself...when it was the turn of The Egyptian lady and the topic went to the darker skinned man, as she mentioned you don’t see a dark skin tone often in her community, he said ‘what about in the poor community? Do you see dark skin there?’ Why would it be more common in the poor community to see more darker toned people? Does he know that as fact? The assumption that darker skin tones are in poor communities is absurd in itself.
That's because in most Asian or Hispanics countries the darker you are means your poor and work outside...the lighter you are means success and you work inside.
The assumption is actually not absurd, it sucks, but for a long time black has been synonymous with poverty. I think he was definitely prompting her to say what she was trying to avoid saying.
@@pinknpurple222 poverty is in every race of people it's not just one race...that's what media has put in people's head to believe that black people are the only ones that live in bad conditions..have you been to Kentucky and seen all them poor white people that live out there.
@Jerome Love you’re absolutely right, but many people don’t always think about that. Who do people usually associate with using food stamps, Black people, even though white people are the majority who benefit from it. I wish everyone was as aware of this and would dismantle this negative narrative of black people and poverty.
The Hearty Artist its a valid assumption. Everywhere except maybe Africa, darker people are poorer. In the Americas it's because of colonialism, in Asia because of their own cultural history.
Vladimir Vendeyes yea I agree, the situation was uncomfortable, and could have been conducted better for discussing and having a real conversation about colorism. But can you explain to me what you mean by it’s a communist indoctrination tactic? 🙂
Dee Dee Love no it's a consequence of personal preference and free will. This is not an issue a pragmatism at all. Suggesting this says this is by complete design which it surely is not, it roots to the natural order and survival. This is where the issue of hyper-politicization comes in, forcing people essentially to "like" someone simply because they are a certain way. This is Marxist indoctrination pure and simple.
I am Indian 🇮🇳. And i feel that Black guy has a beautiful face. It's really stupid imo to reject someone because of skin color when their face is actually beautiful
It’s a good wake up call for reality. So good lesson about how protective society needs to be for the bias of others and for the rights of black people. In the face!
@Darius Brown there is always some idiot trying to belittle someone, wow I'm sure you are one of those lonely people putting negative comments on all RUclips videos to make yourself feel brave 😂👏🏼 you must have too much time on your hands lol
What was the purpose of this video? Who was supposed to be enlightened by this experiment?... Maybe someone just felt like this should be recorded. SMH... I had hoped there'd be a different outcome but there was nothing to learn from this because we already knew the answers. 🤷🏾♀️
Not everyone is comfortable enough to speak on this topic, so it is actually great that a white professor chose to have this conversation. The purpose is to force these students to have an uncomfortable conversation and truly think about why these beliefs exist. Maybe to even question their morality. It's good to draw attention to these topics.
this is totally on the sidebar but your comment reminded me of the daily show with Trevor Noah with jaboukie talking about Preparations vs reparations😅😂
This activity/exercise makes me feel uncomfortable. The prof's heart is in the right place, but I don't think he's going about it the right way. If I was taking that class, I would use photos of people on a screen, and get students to VOLUTEER - not forced to refer to their "cultures" - how they think the people in the photos might be viewed around the world, and why they think that is the case.
@@myuglyshit9866 as darksins we get told all the timeeee we are not wanted. Nobody needs another white professor doing it in front of a crowd of students. Its easy to say "for the education!" but its harder to live, especially if the person doing it is not coloured and has no understanding whatsoever what that feels like. As a white professor, he should either change his way of going about it and not be so condescending, or just stick with images.
Yes because in most culture, darker skin equates to working class poor people. For example, workers who work in the fields out in the sun. And darker skin may look dirtier.
Frankie Santiago but not in this way. It can be discussed without humiliating real people. He loves to highlight the “i-don’t-see-color” motto when he asks the question “Do you see any difference between the two skins?”.....yet only refers to the black student. This was just a pity fest for having black skin 🤮🤮 Yes this is an important topic to speak about but the way it was demonstrated here just isn’t right 😬😬
@@mariamtigane190 They all seemed like willing participants. It was uncomfortable for sure but insightful nonetheless. The most interesting points for me were from the African American students.
When I was younger, I was constantly berated and picked on for having dark skin. It didn't make sense, but my mom explained that in this world, the conquerors have pale skin, therefore, they have made their own image and likeliness ideal. After she explained it in that context, I understood. I observed that the so called most "desired" skin tone requires sun screen quite often, whereas my --so called ugly, hideous dark skin doesn't require any sun screen at all. I also observed that the so called "desired" skin tone ages rather quickly, while my so called hideous dark melanin keeps me looking much younger than my actual age. Additionally, I observed that women with light/pale skin pay a lot of money (via botox, plastic surgery, beauty products) to maintain a youthful look. It dawned on me that my mom was indeed correct. Having pale/light skin is not superior, the skin tone is simply preferred because the conquerors have the resources via their media and propaganda to ensure that their image remains the supreme image on the globe. As an aside, when you know better, you are supposed to do better. I don't feel sorry for the black men on the panel, because if given the option, they would more than likely choose to marry a woman with light/pale skin. In essence, they continue to create their own problem.
For me, it's really hard growing in a community that desires white skin tones, I'm the only one in my family who thinks interracial marriage is okay. Like the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." It's hard for me to hear people that I am close to tell me what I'm doing is too much like a black person, or saying that that person is "probably a thug" just because he wants to be comfortable in slides and sweatpants. My own household isn't the only place where I see these things. And white people aren't the only people who have these pre-determined ideas on certain races. The problem with people of all types right now, is not the color of their skin, but the character of people. Thank you for listening to me, and if you agree with me and/or understand my situation, comment letting me know your opinion or situation. I love everyone and hope y'all can show compassion to others. this has been Anderson J. Dickey.
How uncomfortable! Everyone was so awkward. But I think the teacher was going for awkward and uncomfortable. Only then will each student be forced to look not only at the "issue" of SKIN COLOR, but also uncover and challenge their own beliefs. We still have so far to go
TanGo Within the U.S. it was a discrimination tactic used between slaves of a lighter and darker complexion. Though slave owners didn’t acknowledge their lighter offspring they were given more “privilege”, i.e. working inside the home vs. the field, than slaves of a darker complexion; even though everyone was still a slave. Outside the US the blame lies with European colonialism/imperialism; and States. In many countries, including the US, the lighter the better because it’s an “indication” of wealth, intelligence, civility, power, etc. Colorism is systematic oppression, 400+ years of conditioning, and uncorrected ignorance. In order to “combat” it people have to elevate their conscious level and acknowledge it’s an issue.
Stephen M My dear that isn’t why salves of a lighter complexion were in the home, but if it was I guess the slave master decided to have a day of compassion and consideration. FYI everyone sunburns it’s just to what degree. And if that were true there wouldn’t of been white farmers, if sunburn were an issue. Secondly, in my statement I’m obviously referring to US slavery and European colonialism pertaining to the US, but you seem to have missed that part. You’re excused. Furthermore, I’m well aware slavery has always existed and still does, but the African slave trade was the most horrific. HOWEVER, the Arab slave trade isn’t the topic of conversation. Now, if you want to have that discussion this isn’t the post for it. #caseclosed
@B. KCee exactly... Before there was even such a thing as "white people"... Though, of course, the white supremacist invention of "race" as we know it in America surely didn't help things.
John Smith college isn't always about a job. Colleges were originally meant solely for higher learning and better understanding of the world and culture. Only recently have people started going to college for no other reason than to get a job.
She said she chose the guy on the end because he was her complexion then said well I'm usually lighter. Really? No that's your natural skin tone and you want to fit the "ideal" look smh
@B. KCee right. That's what I was saying . Lighter skin seems to be preferred overall. In the Hispanic community. African American community. Even the Chinese girl said that they would like to look white. It's very sad
And that was teaching insecurity for those that have anything more than a tan. It also taught the lighter people too take pity for the darker ones. Brainwashing and the victim mentality at it's finest...aka, indoctrination.
This was uncomfortable to watch. There were some good points made. The skin color of people in Sweden is due to environmental adaptation, however. Having pale skin reduces the chances of vitamin D deficiency during winter. That wasn’t discussed. However, it is sad to hear that there are some people with dark skin are bleaching their skin. We need to love ourselves no matter how dark or pale we are.
Purvha Badhrapada I agree with it being uncomfortable to watch however both sides are doing things to look like the other. Whites want tanned skin, Fuller lips, big butts. Blacks want lighter skin and a thinner nose. What can we say?
Why is bleaching considered sad and tanning light skin is not. When someone bleaches, they are only able to remove tan, they don't turn into albino white. Just the color they were as babies.
This is a great discussion. If your uncomfortable you haven't excepted the world we were born into. Notice that it's hard for people to accept and talk about "Why" people prefer lighter skin tones? The reason why is because thats what we were taught and how we were programmed to think that lighter or fairer skin is more beautiful. Children don't see race until someone makes it known to them. Kids can see the difference in color but it means as much to them as the different colors in a crayon box (they're all crayons). I didn't realize I was different from my Mexican and white friends until my Mexican friend's little brother called me the N-word in third grade. It was then I realized we were different in a cultural way. I saw them as being my friends and that we were the same people. I lost much of my innocence with that experienced but I gained wisdom and grew to realize that as long as I am comfortable in my skin there is nothing to cry about and people like that have an identity crisis that they haven't resolved with themselves. My brown skin is the color of the earth, it is beautiful and keeps me better protected from the harmful rays of the sun. How could I hate something that was made to protect me? It's good that Hue-Mans come in a variety of colors and looks it what helped the human species dominate the planet. We need more of these discussions so more people can see how programmed we really are.
It's natural but to be honest the Egyptian girl was totally not judging by culture...im from Egypt and almost all would prefer the tall pale guys skin or the short fair guy skin ....
Sayuri i know i like all types of guys... african american, asian, indian, rican, caucasian, mexican... all guys are beautiful no matter where they come from rich or poor or in between, or their religion or no religion or their sexual orientation... or your past... guys are sexy beautiful creatures
I'm only half way through but this definitely feels like "stand here dark skinned man and listen to all the tonal preferences you know aren't geared towards you, reaffirmed." That dark skinned man is allllllll of that and a bag of chips. he's absolutely gorgeous. This could've been executed WAAAAAAY better
@@jamalwashington6761 not really... The brain doesn't care about the race that you see..it vares about your traits and color to make assimilation... They forgot to put a full black person there and a full white person there... Even people from the same race or ethnicity has prejudices against each other... The brain is kind of a giant mathematic computer hahaba it always try to look for patterns... Hahaha
Jesamé Joy Sandalamo what's wrong with white men? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and colour should not matter, when it comes to race and type of lady I can tell you I don't have a type and I am open minded, people need to stop being racist
@@jaym-bu3cr why are you bothered that she said he's attractive? He's a nice looking young man. There's nothing wrong with anyone stating that. Honestly you're the type of person who a lot of people would refer to as entitled. You just had to make it about you instead of letting the compliment stand. It's great to be open minded in dating as long as you aren't fetishizing people, and I firmly believe in choosing people for their personal qualities. That being said, people have physical preferences, white isn't everyone's ideal and you shouldn't feel threatened by that. It really is a bad look.
Sunnye Daize I don't feel threatened infact I do date outside my race , I have no preference whatsoever when it comes to race, I don't feel people should, there is only one race, it's the human race and beauty is the eye of the beholder
Believe me.... Believe me! In Hinduism. Atleast 3000 years ago, darker the skin you have hotter you are,but after British invasion we lost EVERY thing.
Yep even Draupadi was dark like Krishna and she was the most beautiful lady of that time! She was so beautiful,intellectually gifted and has a personality that made people's head turn! But it came first through medivial period when working in the fields make ppl tan and it was shown as lower class and ppl who were mostly indoors were rich! Then came mughals and btitishers! Instead of blaming them now we gotta throw it away from our society. Idk why we just keep blaming and not do anything about it!
@@FF-by6ci The obvious is the fact that moderate skin tones - olive, caramel, and light brown - are what is most desired today, not pale skin. Caucasian Americans STAY in the tanning booths or getting spray tans. Bronzers can't stay on the shelves! The instructor obviously had his own racist driven hidden agenda in his silly questioning, because he is obviously a racist to those who don't have a problem admitting it....
Two white women were in a store, one nicely tanned and the other just basic white skin. The non tanned woman kept commenting on how beautiful her friends tan was and how she wished she were born with darker skin. She said if there was a melanin pill she could take, she wouldn't hesitate...
@@nowfuture9330 He was talking worldwide not western media,western media today prefers tanned or olive skin,but world wide white skin is seen as the most desirable and that goes for most Asians and Africans,there is a huge market in those countries aimed at lightening the skin and it's popular to the detriment of their health .
This is indoctrination. How can you talk on behalf of 'your culture'? It will be a matter of how you BELIEVE other people think. You can only talk on behalf of yourself.
Jose, if you’ve lived with middle eastern people and really experienced being a part of their culture, then you’ll be aware of their preferences etc too. To be fair though there is a difference between spending time there, even if it’s 10-15 years, and actually being part of and growing up in a middle eastern family. The only thing you bring to the table is a view of an outsider which has its own value, but a lot of it will be in comparison to your experiences in the place you’re originally from, in your case Mexico. Now I am from India, and though this is a very generalised and broad opinion, but a lot of Indians would agree with me if I said that Indians usually tend to like fair skinned people. How do I know that? Cause I have grown up in my country.
@@armaan3cul78 "but a lot of Indians would agree with me if I said that Indians usually tend to like fair skinned people." Would this have anything to do with Indians being prejudiced against those of a darker skin tone??
That's not true. I am African American. I can tell you that growing up I have heard so much negativity about dark skin. "They're dirty... They steal... They are angry... They like to fight... They stink..." Then there are the things you hear about light skinned black people. "They are pretty... They date a lot... They are smart..." People like me, who are medium skin toned, actually try to associate with light skinned people. I remember as a kid fighting with my siblings about who was lighter and who was darker. Being the darkest was NOT a good feeling. Brown people just KNOW these things about our communities. It's in advertisements, conversations, passed down stereotypes, etc.
you just don't accept natural things there is no white supremacy it's just in your mind white skin have more chance, that's why skin bleaching products are common in markets, not the opposite
@@Dolly351 Whites don't want to look darker wtf are you smoking, also ironic how there's so many anti white blacks living in predominantly white countries lol
Wait why did people dislike this video? This video is fantastic, it's very interesting stuff. The fact that they discuss a phenomena that most of the world seems to work on but no one wants to acknowledge should be commendable
it's so fking cringe, the professor is so awkward. he's not woke or groundbreaking. he's fake cool, trying to be hip with the kiddos, & his social experiments are heavy-handed Jubilee nonsense, except far more embarrassing
I think you are white 😂😂😂 it's painful for us colored guys even in my country that a lot of us is brown nore lighter you are more beautiful you considered
Insecure peoples don't want to learn facts.. Im Indian and still loved how he showed them practically... Teaching shouldn't care about racism or discrimination.. It is what it is
@HAZZARD Um....no? You can literally see every feature on any skin color irl. This lie is fed to Asians which aren't even that dark to the point of black. Rarely anyone is.
I just want to have clean skin without acne
Edit: wooow 4.7k
People who r struggling with acne and can't rid of it despite of healthy diet going to dermatologist every month (high price) those people can understand me ... acne isn't about meat or vegetables everyone has his story and journey
Edit2 2021: I was diagnosed with PCOS they missed my diagnosis for 7 years because I am thin.
I was always on healthy diet so that didn't help me but now I am on medication which decrease my acne and I feel better about my face
Thanks for the likes .
Use aloe Vera the plant as a facial 5 times a week.
this also lie under racism
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I had it really bad, just days before the hard stuff accutane. But there's a diet solution.
Me too😭😭
Omg...those were my exact words when I started watching this, can I just have clear skin & I'm Gucci🤣
That whole class looks so uncomfortable 😣
Yep
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Saeda Scott that’s the point lo
Yes, but they are not uncomfortable
Facts lol
I feel like this was kinda awkward for the darker skinned ppl.
They get what they give black girls all day.
It was awkward in general. I don't even understand the purpose of it
@@applecandyfolks7979 EXACTLY! applecandy
I don't feel bad for them black dudes one bit. Now they know how black women feel, It's been time they get a dose of their own medicine.
@@chanelporter8227 You are lost and alienated. Your mindset is the product of very low self esteem. I pray you dont have a black son he will suffer from your self hate
No shit !
I love how we live in a culture where everybody is walking on eggshells, so paranoid, calling each other out (etc.), and Sam's just like, "Nah, I'm gonna play with fire."
These classes are so interesting and thought-provoking.
This is awkward to watch. I feel bad for the darkest guy.
It was racist as hell, nobody preferred the dark skin. Can't help but feel bad for him even though they were mostly picking white skin
and yet he has the nicest skin. This dimension is up side down in truth. Who in the hell would want pale skin, honestly. Not, even white people want pale skin it's against nature...
@@janetjones4310 pale skin is a bit too white and no one wants to look like Dracula. Nothing wrong with dark skin, this is why we have that skin problem in the bed community. According to European standards white skin is better
LOL. People feel bad watching the darkest guy get shyt upon ... but they don’t want to fix the fact that dark ppl are getting shyt upon. If you feel bad for him ... go find the darkest guy or girl and say hi. Tell him or her that she’s beautiful. Go to the sperm bank and choose some dark babies. Stop excluding dark ppl from your lives. That changes the story.
@@janetjones4310 Pale skin is not against nature lol. We evolved differently based on our climates. Northern Europe is colder and doesn't get as much sun, so our skin is pale in order to allow our bodies to absorb more sunlight to create vitamin d. Black people have darker skin to protect them from frying in the hot African sun.
Why is everyone scared to say why the light skin is favored over the dark? Why are they sugar coating colorism? Why is everyone acting (color) blind?
Especially the black girl from Jamaica. Colorism is rampant in Jamaica and everywhere in the carribien.
Last time I checked the Jamaican girl said that there was colorism in the black community
@Michelle Appiah in white race even tan is preferable . Look in the West white race want to be tan. Colour doesn't come with culture. It's come with sense of choosing perfect skin tone which is tan or medium fair not too white. Obviously white race hasn't have a perfect skin tone.
@Stephen M skin lightening creams r much older than beyonce. Also she is naturally that color so to blame one person for sytemic issue is plain illogical.
They’ve been indoctrinated
I get where this professor was trying to go but the way it was executed made it seem pointless and awkward
Aleesha Rose maybe it was awkward because u were brought to believe in a certain way, i was too but i was freed from the many, many poor judgements and prejudice, all racist views based on beauty its sad really or find a pretty face... i’ll find a beautiful kind soul thank u very much...
@@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 What a random comment.
@@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 Tom
Should have just out some pictures or images of people on the overhead projector rather then picking actual people here making them feel uneasy
XxKazxX xoxo lol what are you even saying😂, I don’t think you get what I’m saying
So many ignorant people in the comments saying “skin tone doesn’t matter”. Societally it does, it plays a huge factor in society and in life. A lot of social constructs we know are built around skin tone.
Here is one experiment... It really happened...
3 kids: 2 black and 1 white... Both kids treated each other the same way... Both were playing happy...
Then they called each other to talk about race... That one group was privileged and etc ... Guess what happened ? Both started looking at each other with different eyes... The white girl started feelings pity of them... And when the white girl won these two kids said: "you just won because of the privilege.."
And it seems that this doesn't only happen there... There's some father that said that their kids were feeling opressed and descriminated because of their skin color... Important note: their kids started acting this way after the race class...
The issue is complex and we need to lo9k at ourselves to discover it... I believe it is called tribalism and we can see this happening a lot(tribalism isn't totally bad... It's the polarization that makes conflicts...)
Here is one example: people that grew up in a black street have more chances to have a datk soin preference...
The same can happen to "white"... The real reason why tribalism happen it's because you want people with common traits... I am gonna use politics as an example:
Does a trump's supporter has more chances to socialize with biden's supporter ? Yes... It happens a lot... You look for traits that you can identify yourself or things tbat you are used to it...
Here is another example: there's some story of kods that was bullied because they were white/black...important note: the white/black kid was bullied because the kid was a minority in that environment... We can see this happening a lot... There were a story of a guy who targeted 3 white(innocent it seems)... Some people were painting him as a hero... As we can see there's a double standard in each group... There's even groups that prefer to socialize with only white/black... This can prove my point...
Another pont it's that most of the case it seems it isn't related to race...but traits! For example: you can see people for being more white/black than others .. It is an interesting observation...
That's an important thing to consider... It is hard to let our hate go away... It can manipulate our emotions to seak revenge and not solution(a selfish revenge...because it only works to feed your hate and some times your prejudices...it doesn't bring any solution to the problem)
So yeah...we have this as one of the reason why this happen... It is complex...we need to ignore our bias a little to check if this methods is really working or diving people or making it worse... I made a observation( i may be wrong) that it seems that most of people that says that they are ant racist has a lot of concern of races to the point that you need to identify your race to that person or that you must act or speak that way otherwise you aren't that race... Just an observation... I believe tbat the method is a failure... I live in brazil, I didn't have many bias or prejudices...now that i am in an english midia(most in the usa ) i have more prejudiceses and bias toward group... Be careful with your methods...pick a method that work for everyone bnot only one group... The first step to improve our methods is to acknowledge the problems in your methods...and of course: you can't do that if you don't discuss about your methods and different views...
My opinion and my little experience... I hope it gave you some clues to improve your methods to solve the issue...
@@oxines6979 dude who’s gone read all this sorry
@Amelia Jones Google studies...
@Amelia Jones bruh.. everyone say that skin color doesn't effect anything but while for job interviews white ppls always have advantage, we black ppls have to work double or triple then white ppls, to get job this is how it effect Amelia kiddo when you grow up you will realise
People lie to themselves on social media a lot. We all know the real world is different.
That Nigerian girl doesn't know what she's saying. Women are the ones that bleach their skins. The men, we like dark. I should know, I'm Nigerian and I was born here and I grew up here.
Nkiru Nwabudike Honestly most of them didn’t know what they were saying because their mixed with American and grew up there.
Ikr! As long as he's a good man has a good job we're good, the color of their skin doesn't really matter. I think it's the guy's who mostly prefer to marry lighter skin/outside the race girls.
Nkiru Nwabudike none of them girls know what their talking about
@Sarah Anderson I have never understood that myself, I can only say they have a bit of inferiority complex. I like my skin tone very much thank you and I'm proud to be black.
Ohh please stop sugar coating I’ve seen many bleached out Nigerian men! Just own the truth. Its a problem in our communities.
I feel like all this talk, and no conclusions were drawn. Why start if you don't finish.
Kayla Harvard you can draw your own conclusions
Robert people do that every day. Why not have a purpose, otherwise it’s pointless.
The darker guys self esteem has been lowered, he's not happy like when they were starting,poor guy
True...conclusion was needed
This is an edited segment of a course, with 30 classes each semester.
There aren't conclusions. We are trying to get students to talk about these issues outside of class.
This is a conversation that hasn't been finished anywhere.
I can't look at this. I'm so tired of the skin issue. It's just so hurtful especially for darker complexion.
diane mitchell nooooo hun but if you just ignore it, that doesn’t help those darker complexions either.😩 It just further allows for its perpetuation.
Very typical, not surprised by the video. But for me being dark skin, I didn’t have any issues with guys trying to date me or accept my complexion. I grew up in a pro dominantly white neighborhood but didn’t really stand out in a negative way.
J Butterfly I’m happy you haven’t been negatively affected by colorism, you’re one of the lucky ones. But that is not the same case for everyone. The way they made the Haitian kid feel, many dark skin, especially women, are made to feel like that on a regular basis. So I guess just please keep that in mind. It may not have been your experience but we should try not to gaslight others (not saying that’s what you’re doing🙂) and be an ally for darker people who do experience colorism.
Bianca oh no, I totally get it! I have siblings that I didn’t grow up with that went through the total opposite of me. I was raised in Maryland and they were in the south. Sometimes that makes a difference also. It actually happened to friends in the north as well. Its hurtful and I feel it through the pain in their eyes. Honestly, I believe I only slipped away from criticism because my hair was very long and wavy and kids/ teens were always touching it, like I was a circus freak or something...😕.
J Butterfly yup you’re absolutely right it’s definitely harder for people in different areas. And yea hair texture and features also plays a part in how people treat you. I’m so sorry people petted you like that, that’s the worse, especially if they don’t ask to touch you. 🙄
In an Asian Boss short, a man from India was asked if he used bleaching cream. He gave the best response ive ever heard. He said, The sun is out 200+ days out of the year in India. Im going to be darker. Ive never heard someone apply straight logic to skintone before. His confidence in his skintone was so lovely to see, that i wish everyone thought this way.
What would the world be like if people werent made to feel less than for having darker skin.
I've watched it too.... I'm from Mumbai India 🇮🇳🥰
I thought that this was going to be really productive and open up deep conversation but it just was cringy😐
Yeah it wasn't really going anywhere. I thought he was going to give it some direction.
Exactly. I was waiting for some kind of epiphany to fill the class but nothing.
I'm hoping the cringy nature of it opened up some good conversations in small group conversations. After seeing how awkward you professor is, it can be easier to speak out.
Yep lol awkward 😂😂😂
He said "we're all unlighted in here" and "none of us are racest". I just 🤦🏼♀️😂 suuuuuuuure
Colonialism did a great job making people believe whiter is better! 🤦🏽♀️
IBrainedMyDamage if you look at a portrait of Jesus in different cultures he always looks more like the ethnicity of the people with in that culture. Do you understand?
IBrainedMyDamage lol Jesus’ portrait _by a white man_ . So an African portrait of him will be black, and a European white. Most likely he would have looked arab, because he was born in that part of the world...
And globalism is doing an aggressive job of making darker skin seem preferable
@IBrainedMyDamage
I was alluding mostly to the USA. Yeah, it's definitely common for people in 3rd world countries to place the white american image on a pedestal but within the USA itself I believe over the last 20 years there has been a shift in the ideal image from white to a darker complexion. Lots of movies and shows have interracial relationships where when I was a kid growing up in the 90's you rarely if ever saw it. Just my observation and opinion.
@IBrainedMyDamage
It's not a bad thing to see mixed races I just think it seems like a targeted movement by hollywood to promote it as "cool" or "beautiful mixed babies" or whatever other adjective they choose. It is what it is either way. Most people at the end of the day are governed by purely sexual preferences, so they'll chase whatever attracts them the most.
The darkest guy is the most attractive IMO
*Btw* these comments are killing me 🤣🤣
Please!! I have no preference in who I’d date because the white man with glasses is also VERY attractive to me looks wise (outfit umm ☠️)
I’m from the UK, but I’m definitely in tune with colorism and racism over here it’s very overt and embedded in the system subtly, I can definitely understand why some may believe I like him cos he’s black, people do find themselves gravitating to familiar people that look people them especially in university 😊
Yeah he is!
Lero his experiment was about more desirable skin complexion, not looks and attractiveness, I’ve heard black guys say the African lady Lapita is beautiful but too black for them, so it seems like to some black men no matter how beautiful a lady is if she dark skin they would rather choose an unattractive lighter skin female. It is what it is.
@Glitter Pig her nationality is Mexican her race is African
He is
@Glitter Pig she was born in Mexico yes, but her race is black. Both of her parents are Kenyan
Skin colour, ethnics, height, facial/bone structures cannot be changed, but determines your value in society, dating and working life. People will lie about it, especially women. So just do your best to become the best version of yourself. Stay healthy, workout, get out of your comfort zone and keep fighting.
I mean why do women lie about it? Skin color matters much more for women, light skinned women are seen as much more attractive in all cultures, and dark women are seen as ugly, not feminine enough, and whatnots. Men regardless of race, dodge their own dark skinned women, and choose the light skinned women.
@@jakonjhn yes bruh u r right otherwise every article I read over internet they say that light skin preferences and attractiveness is made by oppressing white european people but it's not that it is natural human tendency.
@@jakonjhn nah, the world isnt a monolith. lots of people value different things its not as cut and dry as white people like to believe
@@channelfree8557 I'm just talking about the majority.
@@jakonjhn white people are actually in the minority worldwide. In africa, india, and korea these people all have their own ideals of what beauty is (see their films for reference) its only western influenced countries that feel how you do for the most part.
It might be uncomfortable to watch but is a fact.... I a very dark black lady and I am happy and comfortable in my skin... you need to accept yourself the way you are in order for people to accept you....
Could you add your picture please? Black is beautiful
Yes
That's not the point and you know it. Society imposes criteria of beauty and worthiness, even 3-4 years kid will prefer lighter shades of skin versus darker shades, i.e socialization and internalization of those values starts early.
Good for you that you're comfortable in your skin, this wasn't about you or about the non-racist folks who don't see color. This is about a social reality and not denying that is there and we all know it. Pretending it's not there is self-defeating.
The point of the exercise is also to show how universal it is, so there ain't no avoiding it. We all know it, we all pretend we don't acknowledge it, but we do, we all do, to some extend. That was the point of the exercise.
Gareth Mensah I know this is not about me, you do not have to lecture me on that , however I said what I based on comments expressed by other individuals on this experiment.....
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He could’ve used photos rather than objectify his students
Agreed it is a bit insensitive and seems like the students did not quite know what they were signed up for here. Profs can be like this because they are so deep into academia, they are desensitized about the fact that students are real people with feelings!
Yes and with photos he could actually focus on skin tone.
Plus it's badly organised and he doesn't even know their names
This video really annoyed me. Its pointless. He's telling us what we already know. Don't like the way he talks about their skin
He’s white it doesn’t register. Theyre all born with innate racism
So lighter skin is desirable but white folks get tans to look darker???
Mischa Howell bruhhhhhhh!! 😒🤦🏿♀️ they wanna be us sooo bad but don’t want us to know.. 😂😂🙄
go Figure!!!
🤷🏽♀️ How swayyyyyyy.??? That’s my point. They tear us down for being black but go and get burnt up in the tanning booth. 🤦🏽♀️
Mischa Howell thank youuuuuu
TheCoast of Magdala black girls dye their hair blonde and wear contacts and straighten their hair.
The best skin would be the one with no skin diseases
lol true...but I think he means which skin tone is preferred
...and the guy at the end is correct about black people they dont want to be pale more like a white person with a nice tan...not all and not just black people but other races as well...Indians and asians also bleach...I've seen light brown black people even bleach...
true
I bet people still prefer white skin with acne than black silky skin
@@Mr.Eminem i agree
So than black. Fewer skin problems.
That was awkward
Not because of the topic,but the presentation and professor
Hey bby
IKR he sounded kinda rude for some parts, and laughing when it wasn't even funny. Calling his students "dude".. super unprofessional :\
Pointless presentation why is he a teacher? Smh
True I was thinking he will some how conclude that color doesnt matter. But I cant find any logic in it
I agree. The way this was presented was cringe. I felt bad for the Haitian guy. Instead of focusing on WHY a certain skin tone is undesirable, why not focus on HOW to change the mindset? It think it's quite obvious why some complexions are more desirable as evidenced by all the responses from his students.
You can tell some students look so uncomfortable and some are not even paying attention 😂
The question is given awkwardly and answered stupidly. Trust me, people want what they can't have or is rare but not too different that it is unrelatable. Everything comes to what people consider associated with wealth. Pale skinned person with slight tan is looked upon as having enough wealth to spend a bit of time in sun. Dark skinned people who are lighter appear to be successful by not needing to work in hot sun. People want their babies to have the best chance to be accepted. They didn't have any white guy with pink undertones, no mestizo looking Hispanic ( this Latin guy was almost as white as Mexican soap opera guy) the two black guys were not that much of a contrast. They should have not shown any face, height or body. Why not have a box with arm hole and have the guys show only arm.
Joe Ann, um you to smart for me I didn’t even understand anything not because it doesn’t make sense but because am dumb😂
@@sabrinasol6649 it always depends on upbringing and region.
Right! Did you see that. You could clearly tell from their faces they are so uncomfortable.
Because the whole presentation makes no sense... 🤣 he’s not even taking the point of view of the students he’s just making stereotypes fall out of their mouths 😭🤦🏾♂️
I hate this so much. This technique puts targeted students person in a very weird situation in front of everybody
Also the answers are not nuanced in this way it does not open discussions
I get your discomfort Ymir, but this experiment was done in an academic setting where the discussion could be explored in the open. The weirdness that you cited is experienced in society all the time. This exercise just tried to explore tastes and preferences. I'm sure the conversation continued in the lecture off camera.
Ymir, I think you need to also recognize that "your" discomfort with the topic is important. The topic of skin tone is no secret to any person of color. People of color have already learned this lesson in life at a young age. The most interesting part is the white American woman had the most difficult time identifying what skin tone was the most desirable for her culture. Everyone else was able to point out the skin tone with no problem. They may not have been able to articulate why that skin tone was desirable but they knew.
How it does open discussions if you and many others in the comment section are debating over it? You may not agree with his method but he could really trigger discussion.
@@acidginger If this comment was directed towards me, then you're preaching to the choir, D.
@WADE Green Jr. There's nothing "interesting" about the white woman not being "able" to pick out her most desired skin tone. All the other race women were able to do so comfortably without heistation and with no contrition. The white woman could and would do the same, were it not for Marxist-authored, collectively-enforced anti-white peer pressuring that causes her awkward hesitation among a mixed race grouping. No white person in modern academia/work settings/media is allowed to express their preference for their own kind without being drummed out as a dangerous racist. And those responsible for perpetuating that dynamic, should be hanged in public and if history reemerges as it so reliably does throughout the centuries, they likely will be.
Its hard to watch because he DID prove his point. The moment each student struggled to answer why they chose that color it proved the professors point. If there was no other motive behind cultures passing down the idea of light skin preference then their responses would have been comfortable to say. You ask these same students "Whats your favorite color" and they would have no trouble answering and explaining. Their hesitation is because they know their answers stem from traditions they wouldnt be proud to share.
Has nothing to do with tradition, it's just preference.
@@AnimeBeefRandoms it does that white girl did say white people are more commonnin her country but she prefers darker
@@AnimeBeefRandoms Lots of preferences stem from tradition and culture
@@unlimited3680 and?
@@AnimeBeefRandoms preferences may be rooted in classismor racism
The first girl gave me a headache.
Alex 10,000 irk idk idk
true, no offense
They prob had no clue what was going on, and it is a pretty taboo subject so they prob didnt want to be offensive. Y'all are more annoying
Yeah, I don't think she even understood what he was really asking lol
dumb
This was painful to watch 😢. I felt severe emotional anxiety for the darkest guy in the group. Not one culture chose his skin tone as the ideal shade. Very very sad. We must love ourselves no matter what skin we were born with.
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That is why this is done, to perpetuate the white agenda. White is wonderful and all things good, and black is terrible and all things bad.
It never ends!
The blackest guy still would be getting laid more than other guys
Dude they just showed like 4 or 5 ethnicity moreover we love and marry only one person not the whole community so its not even a point of duscussion so don't feel bad about this crap
Juanita Brown , none were actually going based on culture except the Chinese woman.
its probably uncomfortable being up there and talking about your color
I was thinking the same thing, but we all at some point have to address the elephant in the room
he could have donr this with pictures, he likes being awkward
It's mostly uncomfortable because this is a transparent attempt at Maoist style struggle sessions to try to browbeat and social engineer young people out of whatever they may naturally find attractive. You have this creepy-ass old dude using his position of power and almost no one's going to challenge him on this even if they get what he's doing.
@@marshannajohnson8584 It's only an elephant in the room if you make it one. It's rather unlikely everyone is walking around thinking "Ooh, here is someone with a different skin colour from mine."
Marshanna Johnson I’ve never thought about this subject matter (“colorism”), I have never engaged in a conversation about it, and I am not the least bit familiar with it. Frankly, I find it baffling that it’s a thing.
This exercise was meant to be uncomfortable to show that this exists in all cultures. Many people don't understand that and it's a shame.
Exactly.
I understand that this Nazi needs removed from humanity. Along with his eugenics lab of a “university”.
the poor men up there that’s he’s using as subjects… i feel bad for them. they look so sad and uncomfortable
A lot of people haven’t taken college classes, so they’re shocked to see this. Classes like this really open your eyes.
@@yodittesfaldet7656 that's not the point
That crowd was nervous as hell! Made me uncomfortable! But the dark-skinned guy was handsome! He had the right body proportion!
jethrobodineus honestly that’s really what’s important to me probably even
Subconsciously..color isn’t of much importance or value when talking about desirability. I have dated a variety of people with no real pattern when it came to skin colors. White, mixed, Hispanic, black etc my husband is Hispanic...
I like his beautiful dark skin!!!!
awkward questions: who come to a sperm bank thinking first of a color??!
@@chinzanasweat People who don't want a black baby.
very manly body...
In my culture Angola 🇦🇴. People with desired skin color is green skin 💵 💵 💵. Everybody wanna have that color even the guys that already have.
Its everywhere like that
Hahahaha
In Latin America, the say is "Money Whitens".
Olive skin or green like a plant?
@@miameow4833
Green like dollar bills
In Nigeria, the dark tall guy will be the most preferred, I assure you
I agree
Right?! There is colorism in nigeria tho, especially towards women. But if a dark-skinned person is good-looking, they get a lot of attention; and some pp prefer dark-skin. My dad is light and my mum dark...he clearly prefers dark-skin! 😀
@@msontopoftheworld yeah it definitely affects women a whole lot more than it affects men. You'd see a lot of females would go for the dark guy cause his complexion is clean, they like clean dark men😁
@Michelle Appiah they feel the dark complexion isn't attractive enough for a woman. It's just horrible
@Stephen M I don't think it is
I really like how he approaches the uncanny valley of racism. It’s very uncomfortable and yet it’s powerful and very straight forward. There’s absolutely no bullshit in this lecture. It’s pretty realistic.
its so fking cringe, he's so awkward
Sam is my sociology professor this semester and I am very excited to both observe and partake in these I trig using social experiences!
Yeah there was lots of students uncomfortable talking about this subject
there was def bullshit because they were even uncomfortable to talk about it and some wouldnt really admit the truth not even the dark man himself wanted to admit the truth about color
Yk what else is real .....offending someone and getting punched in the face for it.🎉
Americans really get in debt to sit in useless classes on their phones🤷🏻♀️
This is just a prereq class
Salmo Ali
Exactly
Absolutely
agree ...
Welcome to usa xD
I have very dark skin tone , I love my self and who cares
Magget Fall 🥰
Cute.
Where are you from
Arindam Karmakar definitely America you won't be thought to love yourselve anywhere else in the world
@@Jerbt I am from 🇮🇳 India
The dark skinned guy is definitely the most attractive. His skin complexion, height, build and voice puts him higher up than the rest tbh
True
the light skinned dude was so proud of himself.
Yesss
I know I will forever love my brothers
But all of them are attractive
Feels like he's forcing the students to answer when they didn't want to or maybe didn't even agree with what they were forced to answer. Seems super awkward
He pulled them from outside of the classroom, which means they volunteered. It's awkward and feels forced because people don't like to talk about skin tone.
Dumb comment
In Asian countries, the lighter the more respected. Sad.
It's also geography too. The lower in the Pacific Ocean your Island is, the lower on the "ranking" you place. The further North, the higher.
how about if your Spanish with brown completion but very handsome? there gonna treat him less?
Sad sad sad
@@franki3Ru550 its a wrong thought. Who cares they look at you or not,you are who you are,with an identity on your self,be proud of that cultures and history from where are you coming. Glad to talk with you!
But things are changing thanks to liberals and democrats.
Gosh how humiliating this must have been for the brown/black people in that room. Melanin is wonderful & protects you from the sun. 🌞
Night Cat ...the scum professor was trying to push the hate agenda, nothing else.
@@jbhann true
Just wait and watch. Brown people will rule America. Brown mega ✌️✌️
@🍒Lavender Cherry Faerie🔮 preach👏
@Sunil Bhardwaj Yes, that is so good.
It's so cringy the way he calls the students 'dude' or 'bro' or 'man'.
Calm down dude.
Actually, some instructors called their students like that; in my opinion, it's not cringy, maybe it's friendliness.
Omg I agreed. I wanted someone to punched his ass
@@yayadensity2305 😂😂😂😂😂 wow
He’s a douche
I like this professor, he's calling out things some ppl are afraid to say out loud. It opens one's mind to how some ppl think.
Watching the students try to avoid the discussion because of the uncomfortable topic is great. Honestly, it's a good reflection of how most people view the topic. It's there, but unspoken. Nobody wants to discuss it openly.
People are missing the point,1. he didn't ask YOUR personal preference, and 2. he didn't suggest there was anything innate about skin colour preference. Also the exercise was most likely meant to be uncomfortable, because people like to pretend privilege and prejudice don't exist.
Exactly 💯💯👏🏽👏🏽
Yes and he was also trying to show that this exists in allllll cultures
Thank you! People are missing the point completely. I wish classes like this were mandatory. As the world moves toward globalization, it’s important to unlearn a lot of cultural biases that were ok 50years ago.
Right? They were all nervous to say it when he didn't ask about their preference but society's. The only thing that should have made them nervous was speaking infront of the whole class.
Honestly, I've never seen an uncomfortable caucasian male. Some if not all of the peole seemed to be trying. Through the discomfort of opinions and feelings of others. I agree with you. They tried. We have to start somewhere.
This is a set-up, black people becareful of their tactics, I'm black and proud and beautiful
Nana Akwasi Kwakye one hell of a set up!!! 😡
Me too and the darker the better and the more beautiful. Listening to this honestly breaks my ❤
This is a experiment in background people about their believe in their own cultures wich includes opinions, costumes and other thinks at the end what we need to think is that we're equal to each other no matter the color of the skin. This experiment tries to say we choose people without thinking we just use our common sense base on our cultures and what we were taught
the old man is trying push some fucked up agenda, i didnt like how he was talking about knowone would go to spermbank and ask for the darkest sperm smh and how can pale be the most desireble if most whites tan their skin and now have white women blackfishing...
@@howellmischa66 well then you're racist too.
Somethings off about this professor. I don’t like it
neither do any of the kids in the audience....all on their damn phones
Kiara Baker same
He's a white supremacist, he want white ppl to feel good
Yes! He's enjoying the awkwardness too much. I kinda cringe the whole duration, on him.
There just seems to be some kinda pedophilia in this mentally ill guy. Talking about sperms and shit coming up with weird question while being curious. Nothing new for a typical white grown adult
I m a brown boy, but i really like darker skin because it has no pimple and attractive, and natural body of black are very good..and say this with 100% truths
Brown munde bro😂
@@ayushyash6021 yeh
Brown munde 😎
Brown munde 👍 apa vi🇮🇳
Dude shut up🤣,black skin has no pimples 😂!
Very uncalled for and he isn’t even making a point. He is just making everyone uncomfortable by forcing them to state the sad obvious truth
Volley Baller yea but don’t you find some need for at least addressing this sad truth first in order to find a solution. No one says this shit out loud and that’s why it’s easy for it to be swept under the rug you know. Maybe it’s time for everyone to get uncomfortable for once not just the people getting affected by it. 😕
I agree, it's so sad, felt so bad for the poor Haitian guy..
The term, I believe is colorism . It refers to inner-racial discrimination. African descent people want somewhat darker skin, but not too dark. Hispanic people want to look Spanish, but not too Spanish, Jewish people, Japanese people, all the same. Colorism mentality considers the ideal skin tone (and facial features) to have a percentage of Caucasian ancestry mixed in. The preference of some cultures for this mixed race aesthetic has to do physical attractiveness - symmetry, vibrancy, youthfulness, radiance, fertileness - the things humans notice in each other, but also assimilation. It is easier for a lighter skinned, facially Caucasian-ized person to fit in. In the US, for example, a lighter skinned Mexican has better job opportunities than a darker skinned Mexican. Jewish actors who look less Jewish, have more casting opportunities. And, not surprising, the phenomena of colorism and assimilation are the direct results of centuries of worldwide caucasian colonization and the systemized racism that came with it. Everything from advertising to movies and television has taught the world to desire whiteness. (I was married to a sociologist).
The honest truth is that, just as much as people are not rushing to be extremely dark skinned, nobody is rushing to be extremely pale white either. Nobody. For instance, If you have a pale white person and a caramel colored black person, honestly, most of any race is going to choose the caramel colored skin as most attractive. Most people don't necessarily want either extreme, but something more moderate, in between. Tan skin, even deep tan skin is the great desire now... The brown skinned black guy and the mixed guy would be considered the most attractive color to have, based on what people realistically praise and are actively going for these days. What respondents were saying was not reflective of what actively happens in the way of attraction and wants, but what some people ASSUME in their minds, based on intentional, generalized media brainwashing. The way this psuedo experiment with this instructor was conducted is falty.
They should feel uncomfortable. This is an issue prevalent in society. This is a college class, not just any but a sociology class. This is the type of issues covered in sociology. A college class is suppose to get people to use cognitive discernment . It is supposed to initiate responses to get students to think, interpret, express and organize their thoughts and then to communicate that thought in an intelligent and intellectual manner. Have discussions and debates in attempts to understand other perspectives and work together to form a common solution or understanding. And you do not know that this is only step one in a series of classes.
This is the Real World we are in.
Sadly
Exactly. There are too many people that act like this doesn't exist.
Am I the only one who believes this so-called scenario exposes the professor as low key racist?
Against whites? Sure, but that's the point. This is a Maoist style struggle session against young people without the information, vocabulary and experience to deal with this kind of shyster trying to claim whatever natural impulses they have are somehow wrong and evil.
kay brown yess!!! 😡
Nope. He's a liberal professor
Progressive. Libs cant be racist. Lol
brown
What do you expect, he's a Jew.
In East Asian culture (where I'm from) pale skin is associated with wealth because you could afford to stay indoors. This has been the case since ancient times. Dark skin is associated with outdoors work (eg. farming) which was done by poor people so subconsciously dark skin is associated with poverty, even today. I don't know about other cultures but I've heard the same thing about Polynesians. I read that in Polynesian culture, apparently the most attractive women were fat and pale because they could afford to eat well and stay in the shade.
Within south Asian culture they see pale skin as beautiful and dark skin as ugly due to colonialism
I think it's almost the same in every Asian countries. I'm from Southeast Asia.
I think you lost your mind.
@@Irwansyah-re7ot which country you came from, let me guess, Indonesia right?
Which East Asian country?
I can't believe people are paying thousands of dollars for this lmao
I can't believe racism still exists but ok.
@@ErikaMartinez-od1jr If you need a class to tell you that, Erika, I'm worried about you.
@Korlover queen my point is you don't need to pay $1500+ for some guy to say it exists. If you do, then you've got bigger problems than racist strangers.
Yeah I hate uni man. This is what they learn there. And after they graduate most of them still can't find a job.
@Korlover queen why "especially " in America??
Wtf was the point of him saying no one would choose the darkest person in the sperm bank...shid is sooo cringe...and makes me question his motives.
In fact, how would he even know that?
@@dianehall2248 right
@Darius Brown exactly that is where it comes from he need me in that class
@@dianehall2248 cuz he racist I seen him do videos on other races every time he say some thing about black people he says something off every time.And associate them with slavery dark vs light that man is insane he need to be fired he has the willie lynch mind set and he's brain washing these poor students period even the white kids look uncomfy .
zenubi nobody prefers white make they prefer lighter skin caused by white people abuse of these people and their countries
What's the point of all this...looks demining
It was obvious that the black kids there were trying to assimilate into what seems to be a very white school. So blindly unaware to their ignorance, including the psuedo-enlightened professor.
@Joe Ann yep. 💓
The point is making us all realise that racism is alive but pointless because all of them said white is best but none of them know why. In other words racism is learnt behaviour and foolish behaviour
Yeah I'm offended
This is an introductory course of race relations in the United States. The point of this exercise was to ask about "ideal skin tones." Because at Penn State we have a very large white population (PWI) and a lot of students here haven't thought about race very much. And so they don't think about how people of color have social implications of being lighter skin. So we asked these students how they felt about it.
I'm African American and Afghan descent I consider myself a Brown man my skin is a medium brown complexion. This is important cause of Racism and stereotypes. My skin gets really dark in the summer time
Same but dark brown but little color you see
This video really annoyed me.
1) Professor or whatever he is, is high key racist even though he keeps claiming it’s a “safe” space.
2) GET DAMN PEOPLE’S NAMES CORRECT!!! “Heaven” shouldn’t take you long to get. Hell, don’t ask names to begin with.
3) Stop pushing the poor kids to speak. You really see that their down there against their will.
4) Don’t understand the point of this video.
Yes, he is racist.
KatOfey Chanel I really don’t understand the point of this video 😒
People in the audience even look confused lmao
Lol you got triggered by a progressive liberal teacher. Pow!!
No one is named HEAVEN. Come off of it I thought she was saying Heather as well. And her really is NOT racist, it just mad you REALLY uncomfortable to watch this. But he did a great thing because this is a conversation that needs to be had.
I had no discomfort at all watching this. The discomfort is needed sometimes because this is what minorities experience daily.
Corny
@@davideckhart1123 Um....okay?😕
Based on what I've seen, I don't think that's true or the most historically accurate.😶
But I am sorry for any group of people (European or not) who have been raped or murdered.
I do hope it gets better in the future.😊💖
More power to you African Queen
Same. People need to stop seeking validation honestly. Validate yourself first, be the best version of that.
And there's reverse racial bias too. There are people "fetishizing" black folks so ... that's not better.
Sometimes after eating nuts and going to the bathroom it hurts .. I want you to feel what I feel !! I want you to experience discomfort to understand me
Its called brain wash by media it's what u see every day .
@Teringventje no it's deeper than preference when it's THAT widespread New Gameo has a point. It's ignorant to not see that brainwashing exist personal preference is one thing but we're talking about a bigger issue here.
@Quazi Roberts I've seen attractive pale people and very dark people too
People like what they like
@Teringventje I said preference is one thing he's not talking about what the girls were attracted to and I also said it's ok to prefer a certain skin tone but it was not JUST about what the girls were attracted to, he asked each one of them which skin tone was preferred in their culture wide spread and I said it's deeper because if you didn't know racism is deeply embedded in our culture and has affected some people of many different ethnic groups in thinking the closer to white the better. Even in the media back in the day there was a thing called black face where they put big red lips on and black face to make fun of and degrade black people, they purposely wouldn't portray beautiful black women on tv but only put beautiful white women on tv and over time the influence of seeing for the majority only white people in good lighting and minorities in poor lighting and stereotype has had an effect on people culturally. So before you attack me on 'preference' not once did I say it was wrong to prefer light over dark I said it was deeper because this video clearly portrays a cultural epidemic. I'm not just blowing smoke I honestly love my skin tone I wouldn't trade being dark for being light, so I'm thankful that none of this affects me. I think Lighter skin tones are beautiful I also think tan and darker tones are beautiful! So chill.
@Teringventje once again I never said it's wrong to be only attracted to one race or skin tone nor did I say you or anyone should be obligated to be attracted to brown skin, or black people how many times do I have to say it?! You missed the entire point Also if you watched the video it's not about being sexually attracted to anyone it's about what shade universally is considered most acceptable and that was pale. Who knows if it was the girls choice of their personal preference they could've chosen the dark black guy medium brown black guy Latino guy Paler guy whatever it wasn't about who they were sexually attracted to it was about what complexion is considered most desirable in the world and in
America blue eyed blondes is the "standard" for beauty for a reason. Even when you google search beautiful women mostly white women appear you have to include black to see black women or Asian to see Asian or Hispanic and so forth. There's an agenda. People are people so why can't every ethnicity be represented when you search beautiful women? Why can't it be more diverse? Even searching weddings is the same way. I know for a fact there are undeniably gorgeous people of all shades there is no superior complexion. I know a Nigerian girl who only dates white guys and that's all she's attracted to, she is very dark and beautiful and absolutely loves her skin and culture I don't think anything is wrong with her or anyone for that matter having a specific "type". All I'm saying is sometimes when all that's put in front of you by the media is a certain type of person in movies and tv so forth people can become brainwashed into thinking that's whats most desirable. This lesson that man conducted was very awkward with an abrupt ending that leaves you hanging but I'm certain that the main idea he attempted to convey surpassed a person's (sexual) preference and if you can't see that, then I can't convince you otherwise. Again, I am not attacking anyone's personal preferences. I personally don't discriminate.
I'm Brazilian, my skin is brown, my hair is a jewfro, my face is asian and my height is European 🤣
I think you are the universe boss
I must meet you and draw you ..❤️
Cuz u guys r mixed
My Face is Caucasian , Skin is brown ...height is European loL
What is European height? 🤔 Africa has both the tallest and shortest humans on Earth.
Being dark skin I love it but it's hard dealing with people in life because of it.
🤗
F*** people then!!
Now,... give me a hug you beautiful dark skinned man 🤗
❤️
Love your color.
That bring up an excellent point. A lot of the time it's not self-hatred, but the dislike of the perceptions that other have over something you cant control. Being of color in no way determines the type of person you will be, despite other practicing mental heuristics
Lol dude think born black is a curse I'm sorry to the old teacher but I love my blackness 💪🏾
@Jose Moran I love myself that's my choice
@Jose Moran I'm not turning like Michael Jackson for those snow-white you have to love yourself first before you love other, I see so many people trying to look brown doing the summer but the sun hit them like a barbecue, but my melanin protect me from the sun so my answers is no I don't want to get cancer or age quickly when black people ages so well
@Jose Moran we all have choices. Either to live or hate our skin.
@Jose Moran Well everything under the SUN has melanin. Trees, animals and melanated people. I love being black and having golden undertones. Darker skinned people age better because of their melanin and it has more benefits biologically than pale skin. The only advantage pale skin has is socially.
No black is beautiful
I m brown and i love my colour
Well now the professor leading this experiment in fact said a prejudiced thing himself...when it was the turn of The Egyptian lady and the topic went to the darker skinned man, as she mentioned you don’t see a dark skin tone often in her community, he said ‘what about in the poor community? Do you see dark skin there?’
Why would it be more common in the poor community to see more darker toned people? Does he know that as fact? The assumption that darker skin tones are in poor communities is absurd in itself.
That's because in most Asian or Hispanics countries the darker you are means your poor and work outside...the lighter you are means success and you work inside.
The assumption is actually not absurd, it sucks, but for a long time black has been synonymous with poverty. I think he was definitely prompting her to say what she was trying to avoid saying.
@@pinknpurple222 poverty is in every race of people it's not just one race...that's what media has put in people's head to believe that black people are the only ones that live in bad conditions..have you been to Kentucky and seen all them poor white people that live out there.
@Jerome Love you’re absolutely right, but many people don’t always think about that. Who do people usually associate with using food stamps, Black people, even though white people are the majority who benefit from it. I wish everyone was as aware of this and would dismantle this negative narrative of black people and poverty.
The Hearty Artist its a valid assumption. Everywhere except maybe Africa, darker people are poorer. In the Americas it's because of colonialism, in Asia because of their own cultural history.
Reality is hated by everyone and truth makes feel everyone uncomfortable
Ideal skin = clean hygienic skin
No color
Yes.
Jack K He is stating what most people with a light skin color think, maybe what he thinks as well
@@Mikey-vy3og where is the conclusion? Did he give a conclusion
jasmir singh Gandhi i’m not saying that Jack stated something, I simply answered his question.
@@Mikey-vy3og apologises
People feel uncomfortable except that’s because colourism is an uncomfortable topic, that’s more the reason it should be discussed rather than not.
So many people rather find a problem than actually see what he is trying show.
Ashlene, his execution was terrible that's all
This is a communist indoctrination tactic by shaming and insinuation.
This is conniving and evil and these kids shouldn't be going thru this
Vladimir Vendeyes yea I agree, the situation was uncomfortable, and could have been conducted better for discussing and having a real conversation about colorism. But can you explain to me what you mean by it’s a communist indoctrination tactic? 🙂
we have to face reality ..this is what goes on in cultures
Vladimir Vendeyes communism is an economic system. This video isn't about money.
These kids are up for a rude awakening when they get to the job fields.
Dee Dee Love no it's a consequence of personal preference and free will. This is not an issue a pragmatism at all. Suggesting this says this is by complete design which it surely is not, it roots to the natural order and survival. This is where the issue of hyper-politicization comes in, forcing people essentially to "like" someone simply because they are a certain way. This is Marxist indoctrination pure and simple.
I am Indian 🇮🇳. And i feel that Black guy has a beautiful face. It's really stupid imo to reject someone because of skin color when their face is actually beautiful
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Wth was the point of this clip? LAME. His poor bored students!
Theodore Geisel it was to show awareness about how skin color plays a huge role in cultures and their ideals
It’s a good wake up call for reality. So good lesson about how protective society needs to be for the bias of others and for the rights of black people. In the face!
"... as light as you can be, and still look Black" perfectly phrased. I would say same goes in the Indian community.
Yup...
YEAH that was perfectly phrased, that is the absolute truth.
True .. that last line was the summary
As close to European looking as possible but still be not white
@Raju Karnik guess what I am?
This is a little awkward, how did I even get here 💁🏽♀️ this is highlighting how closed minded the human race can be to judge someone on skin colour
welcome to our worlds when it comes to girls even giving us second glances without even knowing us. Even guys are quick to ignore.
@Darius Brown there is always some idiot trying to belittle someone, wow I'm sure you are one of those lonely people putting negative comments on all RUclips videos to make yourself feel brave 😂👏🏼 you must have too much time on your hands lol
This is what university os supposed to be; exploring the most uncomfortable aspect of humanity and staring them straight in face! Bravo 👏
What was the purpose of this video? Who was supposed to be enlightened by this experiment?... Maybe someone just felt like this should be recorded. SMH... I had hoped there'd be a different outcome but there was nothing to learn from this because we already knew the answers. 🤷🏾♀️
Not everyone is comfortable enough to speak on this topic, so it is actually great that a white professor chose to have this conversation. The purpose is to force these students to have an uncomfortable conversation and truly think about why these beliefs exist. Maybe to even question their morality. It's good to draw attention to these topics.
The guy with the darkest skin is actually the most attractive to me tbh...
Kelechi Eluma I agreee him and the Indian guy were the cutest
@Fahim Hussain
Sympathy?? What a stupid thing to say. People like what they like. I have seen all types of women marring dark skin black men.
Haha i like darker skins too
@Fahim Hussain btw that guy didnt even look indian more like Dominican republic
sure is
That professor's questioning sucks. Is he even academic? He has to make preparations
seriously.
I agree... He makes me uncomfortable...
this is totally on the sidebar but your comment reminded me of the daily show with Trevor Noah with jaboukie talking about Preparations vs reparations😅😂
@@MAMAHUNTR lol. Well if i were one of those students, I'd ask for reparations from him
Personally i liked the brown guy...like he is handsome😅
@@anshus5905 he is indeed an Indian. His name as he told is Ronak that's an Indian name.
Well u must be Indian.. 😆
@@theannunaki3871 well yeh and even if i wasn't he probably looks better than all the others.fr me
@@saifulkarim4083 ronak is more of a indian name bro happy to see you use that in pakistan too.
@@saifulkarim4083 He could be a Bangladeshi as well.
This activity/exercise makes me feel uncomfortable. The prof's heart is in the right place, but I don't think he's going about it the right way.
If I was taking that class, I would use photos of people on a screen, and get students to VOLUTEER - not forced to refer to their "cultures" - how they think the people in the photos might be viewed around the world, and why they think that is the case.
MsOnTopOfTheWorld it would not create as much discussion and awakening.
@@myuglyshit9866 as darksins we get told all the timeeee we are not wanted. Nobody needs another white professor doing it in front of a crowd of students. Its easy to say "for the education!" but its harder to live, especially if the person doing it is not coloured and has no understanding whatsoever what that feels like. As a white professor, he should either change his way of going about it and not be so condescending, or just stick with images.
@@rissmoua888 This video makes you seriously question the value of a sociology course at this university.
What about pictures of Michael Jackson starting from the 70's until the 2000s?
@@endokuken1678 You realise this is a serious issue right? Diff between life and death for some pp, so show some sensitivity and class! D***h***!
Dude he expected a "Poor" Egyptian to be darker! This was not cool
In brown countries, poor people tend to be darker than the richer ones. Nothing to be offended about.
it's because of tough working conditions usualy labour work out in the sun
It’s true though. In the middle east and Southern Asia the poor community is usually darker.
In Mexico is the same way for many reasons. Poor people tend to be dark and rich people are pale.
Yes because in most culture, darker skin equates to working class poor people. For example, workers who work in the fields out in the sun. And darker skin may look dirtier.
This is interesting because it begs the question "Why is light skin preferred to dark skin?" It's not discussed and it should be.
Frankie Santiago but not in this way. It can be discussed without humiliating real people. He loves to highlight the “i-don’t-see-color” motto when he asks the question “Do you see any difference between the two skins?”.....yet only refers to the black student. This was just a pity fest for having black skin 🤮🤮 Yes this is an important topic to speak about but the way it was demonstrated here just isn’t right 😬😬
@@mariamtigane190 They all seemed like willing participants. It was uncomfortable for sure but insightful nonetheless. The most interesting points for me were from the African American students.
Finally someone in the same school of thought as me.
@The Truth hurts Do you feel suppressed?
When I was younger, I was constantly berated and picked on for having dark skin. It didn't make sense, but my mom explained that in this world, the conquerors have pale skin, therefore, they have made their own image and likeliness ideal. After she explained it in that context, I understood.
I observed that the so called most "desired" skin tone requires sun screen quite often, whereas my --so called ugly, hideous dark skin doesn't require any sun screen at all. I also observed that the so called "desired" skin tone ages rather quickly, while my so called hideous dark melanin keeps me looking much younger than my actual age. Additionally, I observed that women with light/pale skin pay a lot of money (via botox, plastic surgery, beauty products) to maintain a youthful look. It dawned on me that my mom was indeed correct. Having pale/light skin is not superior, the skin tone is simply preferred because the conquerors have the resources via their media and propaganda to ensure that their image remains the supreme image on the globe.
As an aside, when you know better, you are supposed to do better. I don't feel sorry for the black men on the panel, because if given the option, they would more than likely choose to marry a woman with light/pale skin. In essence, they continue to create their own problem.
For me, it's really hard growing in a community that desires white skin tones, I'm the only one in my family who thinks interracial marriage is okay. Like the great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." It's hard for me to hear people that I am close to tell me what I'm doing is too much like a black person, or saying that that person is "probably a thug" just because he wants to be comfortable in slides and sweatpants. My own household isn't the only place where I see these things. And white people aren't the only people who have these pre-determined ideas on certain races. The problem with people of all types right now, is not the color of their skin, but the character of people. Thank you for listening to me, and if you agree with me and/or understand my situation, comment letting me know your opinion or situation. I love everyone and hope y'all can show compassion to others.
this has been Anderson J. Dickey.
Get some money everything will start loving you
How uncomfortable! Everyone was so awkward. But I think the teacher was going for awkward and uncomfortable. Only then will each student be forced to look not only at the "issue" of SKIN COLOR, but also uncover and challenge their own beliefs.
We still have so far to go
Exactly, it’s quite frightening how many people in the comment section missed the whole point. Respect to the professor.
It doesn’t take rocket science to figure out why colorism exist people
TanGo Within the U.S. it was a discrimination tactic used between slaves of a lighter and darker complexion. Though slave owners didn’t acknowledge their lighter offspring they were given more “privilege”, i.e. working inside the home vs. the field, than slaves of a darker complexion; even though everyone was still a slave. Outside the US the blame lies with European colonialism/imperialism; and States. In many countries, including the US, the lighter the better because it’s an “indication” of wealth, intelligence, civility, power, etc. Colorism is systematic oppression, 400+ years of conditioning, and uncorrected ignorance. In order to “combat” it people have to elevate their conscious level and acknowledge it’s an issue.
Stephen M My dear that isn’t why salves of a lighter complexion were in the home, but if it was I guess the slave master decided to have a day of compassion and consideration. FYI everyone sunburns it’s just to what degree. And if that were true there wouldn’t of been white farmers, if sunburn were an issue. Secondly, in my statement I’m obviously referring to US slavery and European colonialism pertaining to the US, but you seem to have missed that part. You’re excused. Furthermore, I’m well aware slavery has always existed and still does, but the African slave trade was the most horrific. HOWEVER, the Arab slave trade isn’t the topic of conversation. Now, if you want to have that discussion this isn’t the post for it. #caseclosed
@B. KCee exactly... Before there was even such a thing as "white people"... Though, of course, the white supremacist invention of "race" as we know it in America surely didn't help things.
@Stephen M LOL 🤣🤣🤣 "sunburnt to death" 🤔🌞🥵💀 don't think that's a thing
@B. KCee In Cnina peasants on fields got tan, while aristocrats preferred to keep their skin white. All in all it's all about the sun :)
This is the weirdest class ever. Like what job will this get you?
John Smith this class is used to teach people about diversity and teaches them about the real world
John Smith college isn't always about a job. Colleges were originally meant solely for higher learning and better understanding of the world and culture. Only recently have people started going to college for no other reason than to get a job.
Cashier in any store lol
John Smith the racist one ofcourse.....does being black make you less of a human than than the rest.
Umm that is not how Arts or Humanities work
Indian guys look handsome than anyone. .. btw skin tone doesn’t matter… personality matter.
*skin color only matters on women
Pakistanis are the best
@@clashamman158 Pkmkb
@@clashamman158 pakistanis are all extremist, indians are way more peaceful and better people overall. not even close 🤣🤣🤣
tbh women care more about looks than personality
Did she really say.."i was on spring break, so this is not my color, I'm lighter"
She made sure she emphasized tht s***.
😂😂😂
She said she chose the guy on the end because he was her complexion then said well I'm usually lighter. Really? No that's your natural skin tone and you want to fit the "ideal" look smh
She exposed her ignorant racism quick by doing that, which is pretty much the whole point of this
she was a little weird
@B. KCee right. That's what I was saying . Lighter skin seems to be preferred overall. In the Hispanic community. African American community. Even the Chinese girl said that they would like to look white. It's very sad
As important this topic is towards sociology. I feel like this wasn’t my properly executed.
And that was teaching insecurity for those that have anything more than a tan. It also taught the lighter people too take pity for the darker ones. Brainwashing and the victim mentality at it's finest...aka, indoctrination.
This was uncomfortable to watch. There were some good points made. The skin color of people in Sweden is due to environmental adaptation, however. Having pale skin reduces the chances of vitamin D deficiency during winter. That wasn’t discussed. However, it is sad to hear that there are some people with dark skin are bleaching their skin. We need to love ourselves no matter how dark or pale we are.
Purvha Badhrapada I agree with it being uncomfortable to watch however both sides are doing things to look like the other. Whites want tanned skin, Fuller lips, big butts. Blacks want lighter skin and a thinner nose. What can we say?
Keepin it Keekee yes we are definitely participating in a convergence/divergence paradigm continuum
Yes we need to love the skin we are in.
Why is bleaching considered sad and tanning light skin is not. When someone bleaches, they are only able to remove tan, they don't turn into albino white. Just the color they were as babies.
Albinism and part fallen Angel made them white.
This is a great discussion. If your uncomfortable you haven't excepted the world we were born into. Notice that it's hard for people to accept and talk about "Why" people prefer lighter skin tones? The reason why is because thats what we were taught and how we were programmed to think that lighter or fairer skin is more beautiful.
Children don't see race until someone makes it known to them. Kids can see the difference in color but it means as much to them as the different colors in a crayon box (they're all crayons). I didn't realize I was different from my Mexican and white friends until my Mexican friend's little brother called me the N-word in third grade. It was then I realized we were different in a cultural way. I saw them as being my friends and that we were the same people. I lost much of my innocence with that experienced but I gained wisdom and grew to realize that as long as I am comfortable in my skin there is nothing to cry about and people like that have an identity crisis that they haven't resolved with themselves.
My brown skin is the color of the earth, it is beautiful and keeps me better protected from the harmful rays of the sun. How could I hate something that was made to protect me?
It's good that Hue-Mans come in a variety of colors and looks it what helped the human species dominate the planet.
We need more of these discussions so more people can see how programmed we really are.
This was horrible preparation and set up
And of course if you have an audience you won’t answer honestly
I hope we don’t call this science
It's natural but to be honest the Egyptian girl was totally not judging by culture...im from Egypt and almost all would prefer the tall pale guys skin or the short fair guy skin ....
@@bilalkhan-ls3id bilal khan...from egypt....LOL we all know where you're really from.
@@yoloswag1357 WHERE IS HE FROM?DO TELL...DO TELL..😘💅😊
Yet, on the other hand, hes trying to open dialogue. And thats good.
they actualy did answer honestly, studies shows that white skinned are prefered by all races
No way the dark skinned guy out stands all he’s confident I’m proud of my African colour
In my opinion every guy up there was attractive
Sayuri i know i like all types of guys... african american, asian, indian, rican, caucasian, mexican... all guys are beautiful no matter where they come from rich or poor or in between, or their religion or no religion or their sexual orientation... or your past... guys are sexy beautiful creatures
Even the professor?!
@@dianehall2248 😂😂😂
@@dianehall2248 I think so, intelligence is sexy
@@endokuken1678 You are welcome to him.
tevin is GORGEOUS , wowwwww it’s sad to see this display. i hope he didn’t leave upset after this. his whole class looked so uncomfortable bro
Yep, this is pure cringe. I thought this class will end up in a deep minded discussion but it's just scratching in a akwardly way on the surface
I'm only half way through but this definitely feels like "stand here dark skinned man and listen to all the tonal preferences you know aren't geared towards you, reaffirmed."
That dark skinned man is allllllll of that and a bag of chips. he's absolutely gorgeous. This could've been executed WAAAAAAY better
Please. I luv dark skin. I’m black so really light skin doesn’t mean anything to me.
I love darker skinned tones too🤗
In Nigeria my country people bleach their skin to look white maybe they are not comfortable with theirselves
@@agbaya5314,Hilarious and What The😲🙄😳
Last Days life is short my dear. Do something risky and adventurous. Send them to me for my eyes only. What’s the worse that could happen
Last Days what’s your ig
*there are more skin types than the 5 men you put out on display in this video...*
Well it’s pretty close to representing the races
Yep..they missed thanos and shrek
@@shobachitnis8274 😂
@@jamalwashington6761 not really... The brain doesn't care about the race that you see..it vares about your traits and color to make assimilation...
They forgot to put a full black person there and a full white person there... Even people from the same race or ethnicity has prejudices against each other... The brain is kind of a giant mathematic computer hahaba it always try to look for patterns... Hahaha
There is 6 skin
That dark guy is gorgeous! He is the epitome of the phrase tall, dark and handsome..
Jesamé Joy Sandalamo what's wrong with white men? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and colour should not matter, when it comes to race and type of lady I can tell you I don't have a type and I am open minded, people need to stop being racist
Pakistani Emirati lust is a sin, sin leads to hell. Repent now
@@jaym-bu3cr why are you bothered that she said he's attractive? He's a nice looking young man. There's nothing wrong with anyone stating that.
Honestly you're the type of person who a lot of people would refer to as entitled. You just had to make it about you instead of letting the compliment stand.
It's great to be open minded in dating as long as you aren't fetishizing people, and I firmly believe in choosing people for their personal qualities. That being said, people have physical preferences, white isn't everyone's ideal and you shouldn't feel threatened by that. It really is a bad look.
Sunnye Daize I don't feel threatened infact I do date outside my race , I have no preference whatsoever when it comes to race, I don't feel people should, there is only one race, it's the human race and beauty is the eye of the beholder
Izzie Storm's World to me it isn't about colour it is about connection I think
Believe me.... Believe me! In Hinduism. Atleast 3000 years ago, darker the skin you have hotter you are,but after British invasion we lost EVERY thing.
@OuiBoi Naka say it clear
@OuiBoi Naka Aryan invasion theory is a THEORY with no PROOFS.
No the British didn't do anything. India had always had colorism.
@@darthvader1075 Nooooo! 😁 just study about hindu gods. It would be enough
Yep even Draupadi was dark like Krishna and she was the most beautiful lady of that time! She was so beautiful,intellectually gifted and has a personality that made people's head turn! But it came first through medivial period when working in the fields make ppl tan and it was shown as lower class and ppl who were mostly indoors were rich! Then came mughals and btitishers! Instead of blaming them now we gotta throw it away from our society. Idk why we just keep blaming and not do anything about it!
The "teacher" is really insulting. His racism really shows.
Siobhan Fogarty , talking about race is not what makes him racist.
He wasn't racist,he was just stating the obvious
@@FF-by6ci The obvious is the fact that moderate skin tones - olive, caramel, and light brown - are what is most desired today, not pale skin. Caucasian Americans STAY in the tanning booths or getting spray tans. Bronzers can't stay on the shelves! The instructor obviously had his own racist driven hidden agenda in his silly questioning, because he is obviously a racist to those who don't have a problem admitting it....
Two white women were in a store, one nicely tanned and the other just basic white skin. The non tanned woman kept commenting on how beautiful her friends tan was and how she wished she were born with darker skin. She said if there was a melanin pill she could take, she wouldn't hesitate...
@@nowfuture9330 He was talking worldwide not western media,western media today prefers tanned or olive skin,but world wide white skin is seen as the most desirable and that goes for most Asians and Africans,there is a huge market in those countries aimed at lightening the skin and it's popular to the detriment of their health .
This is indoctrination. How can you talk on behalf of 'your culture'? It will be a matter of how you BELIEVE other people think. You can only talk on behalf of yourself.
Well... you have lived with your community so certainly you will know about your community's mentality unless you waste your time on social media.
Wait what if I don’t identify with my ethnicity like I don’t feel any connection with Mexicans I feel more of a connection with middle eastern people
Jose, if you’ve lived with middle eastern people and really experienced being a part of their culture, then you’ll be aware of their preferences etc too. To be fair though there is a difference between spending time there, even if it’s 10-15 years, and actually being part of and growing up in a middle eastern family. The only thing you bring to the table is a view of an outsider which has its own value, but a lot of it will be in comparison to your experiences in the place you’re originally from, in your case Mexico.
Now I am from India, and though this is a very generalised and broad opinion, but a lot of Indians would agree with me if I said that Indians usually tend to like fair skinned people. How do I know that? Cause I have grown up in my country.
@@armaan3cul78 "but a lot of Indians would agree with me if I said that Indians usually tend to like fair skinned people." Would this have anything to do with Indians being prejudiced against those of a darker skin tone??
That's not true. I am African American. I can tell you that growing up I have heard so much negativity about dark skin. "They're dirty... They steal... They are angry... They like to fight... They stink..." Then there are the things you hear about light skinned black people. "They are pretty... They date a lot... They are smart..." People like me, who are medium skin toned, actually try to associate with light skinned people. I remember as a kid fighting with my siblings about who was lighter and who was darker. Being the darkest was NOT a good feeling. Brown people just KNOW these things about our communities. It's in advertisements, conversations, passed down stereotypes, etc.
This is a good example of how the whole world has been affected by White Supremacy!
That makes no sense you moron.
you just don't accept natural things
there is no white supremacy it's just in your mind
white skin have more chance, that's why skin bleaching products are common in markets, not the opposite
musica soulara white people won't accept that they're not natural
Rosemary Glover yup. Completely whitewashed. But the same white people want to look darker and not pale lol
@@Dolly351
Whites don't want to look darker wtf are you smoking, also ironic how there's so many anti white blacks living in predominantly white countries lol
Wait why did people dislike this video? This video is fantastic, it's very interesting stuff. The fact that they discuss a phenomena that most of the world seems to work on but no one wants to acknowledge should be commendable
Yea, the fact that most said white is desirable for a reason they don’t even know
it's so fking cringe, the professor is so awkward. he's not woke or groundbreaking. he's fake cool, trying to be hip with the kiddos, & his social experiments are heavy-handed Jubilee nonsense, except far more embarrassing
I think you are white 😂😂😂 it's painful for us colored guys even in my country that a lot of us is brown nore lighter you are more beautiful you considered
@@youness8288 I'm brown
Insecure peoples don't want to learn facts.. Im Indian and still loved how he showed them practically... Teaching shouldn't care about racism or discrimination.. It is what it is
So basically, no valid reasons for preferring the lighter skin tone.
You do get skin-cancer, if you happen to live in sunny or hot regions that's a bonus for white-skin! Ain't that great! ;)
That's what indoctrination is. Colonialism did that.
Lower crime rates.
@@yalikify Oh STFU with this nonsense comment.
@HAZZARD Um....no? You can literally see every feature on any skin color irl. This lie is fed to Asians which aren't even that dark to the point of black. Rarely anyone is.
Darkest guy would get my vote for sure, any of those guys would. I don’t discriminate🤷🏽♀️
The white guy was proud though
I'm so grateful I grew up with around many different races/cultures and that my parents told us we all bleed the same and we're all human!
This is how I was brought up.
So does that means you date every race?
Thanks for being a great professor. You clearly care a lot and have really thought about these tricky topics. KEEP IT UP NO MATTER WHAT.