I'm half Asian and yes, I get profiled and treated differently because of my mixed race

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  • Опубликовано: 31 янв 2025

Комментарии • 22

  • @marcellomunir3932
    @marcellomunir3932 2 года назад +1

    I appreciate this vlog, thank you. The system is at fault. Should be a better hiring process for officers and better training. Went through something similar to you and I totally understand the frustration of being profiled. I hope for a better future for all of us where we are all accepted as humans and not shades of color. Live and let live, love and let love.

    • @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure
      @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure  2 года назад

      Thanks for listening. I really appreciate it and I’m sorry you’ve had to deal with the same. I have hope things will get better.

  • @larrygee5090
    @larrygee5090 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for the honesty in your encounter with the trooper. I am a Chinese-American (both my parents were born in Southern China, but I was born in the US) with a dark tan due to frequent tennis playing. People often mistake me as Hispanic or another Asian group, but "different", and I have been pulled out of airport lines for additional checks because I am a person of color and have a pony tail. I admire your control of your temper because this could have escalated very quickly and you could have ended up in jail. It is obvious that the trooper was profiling you as some sort of criminal.
    I also have experienced discrimination, sometimes in subtle forms and others not so subtle, all my life. I have been the stereotypical Asian, never complaining or pushing back. Something is very wrong when someone is just driving down the road and gets pulled over because of the color of his/her skin or hairstyle or any other perceived "difference". Discrimination exists, it is everywhere and we must all speak out against it. You have encouraged me now to be less passive in my own personal experiences or when I see abuse in others.
    I am planning some road trips soon so thank you for the heads up. Wishing you better times down the road.

    • @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure
      @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure  3 года назад

      Thank you for sharing Larry. I'm glad that at least one more person is going to speak up and say something. I got your back and glad that you are a person out there that understands and has mine!

  • @BeyondwithBecky
    @BeyondwithBecky 2 года назад +1

    So sorry this happens to anybody in this day and age. I never look at color or race and don't understand why people do.

  • @librarichardson9179
    @librarichardson9179 3 года назад +1

    you are telling the truth Brother! Awesome video keep up the good work!

  • @jessemunson1352
    @jessemunson1352 2 года назад +1

    As a white dude, I've have some horrible interactions with jerk cops. "You wearing perfume boy?!" Ugh

  • @thatwastakenagain
    @thatwastakenagain 3 года назад +1

    that last story was crazy
    we have enough cameras but yet there can be places in America with even less accountability and more better angles for them too

  • @librarichardson9179
    @librarichardson9179 3 года назад +2

    I love Asian people and their culture!

  • @TheBeaver2x01
    @TheBeaver2x01 3 года назад +1

    At least ur not being left out

  • @chrispark11
    @chrispark11 3 года назад

    Victim!

  • @brownbuter
    @brownbuter Год назад +1

    i thought u were Latino

  • @FoFo-gm2iv
    @FoFo-gm2iv 4 месяца назад

    Play the victim 😂

  • @marianacunningham7118
    @marianacunningham7118 2 года назад +1

    Trooper Connor Rule via Twitter: twitter.com/kshighwaypatrol/status/1202682615020568576

    • @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure
      @TeamLynchSpiritofAdventure  2 года назад +1

      OMG, thank you for that! I'm totally not trying to cause problems or have an agenda, just trying to point out something that happens a lot and leads to bad outcomes for everyone. Seeing what that post said, regarding his father also being a trooper, and it makes it more alarming that targeting people like he did is probably a "tradition" that seems so normal and is passed down.