Black Professor PROVES “Anti-White” Double Standard
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“It’s hard enough to be black,” said by students at USC, the most social elite university in the Western US, where tuition exceeds $75,000 per year and it seems like everyone’s parents are movie or music industry executives, famous actors, musicians, or pro athletes.
"Is hard enough to be blk"
Translation: I've attached my personal identity to the qualities that politicians have attached to my epidermal tone which were talor made for me to act in a specific way that will inevitably benefit said politicians at my own expense and by extension that of my community and nation.
@@agm5424 Well said.
@@agm5424when more people understand that politics is a multi trillion dollar industry and that industry needs societal divisions to fuel its continued funding we might be able to unite in spite of the political class.
But they’re still black-excuse me, Black-and the cops don’t know 𝘸𝘩𝘰 they’re parents 𝙖𝙧𝙚 and will probably gun them down in the streets or, if they happen to be on fentanyl with the flu, crush their neck on the street. So, yeah.
It’s so crazy how that Harvard professor “found no racial bias in police shootings” yet went onto immediately contradict his findings with the disproportionately high numbers of white deaths-even when adjusted for population-yet not a peep. It’s really a damn shame they couldn’t have simply weaponized that white privilege.
I assume we mean those pansies in California? Not the University of South Carolina
“Why is it (racism) always centered around white and black people…”
You are asking the right questions
THIS right here.
remember the stop asian hate thing a couple years ago that they basically refused to mention who was doing most of the hate crimes and instead tried to push it as just white people? pepperidge farm remembers.
How many times in my life have I had interactions with other people the same race as me and said that myself : that person is a real ass or a jerk and thought thank god I don’t have to be around that person anymore and move on.
So maybe black people or anyone who looks at things totally as racial will take interactions with others that don’t go well as racist behavior by that person when all it really was is two people who are different and just rub each other the wrong way .
We have negative interactions every day of our lives with other people and I would bet most have nothing to do with race.
How many times in my life have I had interactions with other people the same race as me and said that myself : that person is a real ass or a jerk and thought thank god I don’t have to be around that person anymore and move on.
So maybe black people or anyone who looks at things totally as racial will take interactions with others that don’t go well as racist behavior by that person when all it really was is two people who are different and just rub each other the wrong way .
We have negative interactions every day of our lives with other people and I would bet most have nothing to do with race.
Why? It's obvious the most widely attractive vs the most widely unattractive skin colors that's why.
Martin Luther King had a dream. That people be judged not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. Why do so many black people, who claim to admire Dr King, not listen to his words?
Which one is the more east thing to achieve victim social points or working and building your character that takes time
the answer the first one
@roaroa5291:
Black folk didn't create the problem - Whyte people did. Why don't THEY listen to his words?
@@salemdesigns65How wonderful to have someone you can blame all your problems on and if anyone points that out you can pull the race card. Do you think that, long term, “Whyte people” will be able alleviate all the challenges you have or do you think maybe a look in the mirror would be helpful?
@@salemdesigns65get some help - Michael Jordan
@8BitZ0mbie
You must be one of them.
There is no such thing as reverse discrimination. Its just discrimination. There is no such thing as anti racism. You are racist or you arent. Previous wrongs are not solved or made better by current wrongs.
Ab-so-lutely.
Race pandering is also done by racist using terms like "oh, my brother married a black woman" without being asked.
The whole "only whites can be racist" thing came from academics who said there is a power dynamic to racism, where you have to be in control of systems to exert racism. But what people HEARD is, "if you aren't white, you can be as bigoted and nasty and prejudicial as you want and it's perfectly okay, because you can't be racist." That says a lot about what's in peoples' hearts, that they would willing choose to be the worst sort of person because someone said it was okay for them to be that way.
@@dhunter1133what hearts? All I see are empty voids that suck the good wherever they go.
Correct. It is plain and simple racism or discrimination period.
I remember a buddy of mine had other students telling him he was acting white because he focused on his studies. That in itself could change a black student from continuing to be a good student. We also have black students and adults pushing black students into crime. But we blame white people for this issue it's crazy.
Insanely crazy.
Check out Economist Roland Fryer. He did a study on that, and on the statistics of racially motivated police shootings.
This is very common. My friends and I were constantly berated in high school for "acting white", because we formed a study group during lunch break, handed-in our homework on time, read books etc. Hard work and intelligence aren't "white", it's just common sense if you want to succeed and get ahead in life. Or maybe you just enjoy reading, literature and/or learning. Sometimes it feels like embedded traits of black culture seriously hold us back. It's infuriating, especially given the success of more recent African immigrants to the US.
I graduated in 1987 and saw this. Some gave in to the intimidation and became bad students. Some refused to listen and continue to work hard to better themselves and their future opportunities. One of the two became a police officer, continued his university education, and worked his way up to a detective and major in the police department. The other became a teacher, continued her education, and worked her way up to university professor and later a dean. It’s about choices
Ironically, reinforcing the stereotype that all AAs are stupid. If you don't vote for me, you ain't....
There are two types of people when it comes to political issues: Those who want to solve problems, and those who want to manipulate others to gain power. They are mutually exclusive.
You're not wrong, but often the latter are under the delusion that whenever their attempts to solve problems don't work, it's because they don't have enough power yet. So they dispense themselves from solving problems until they've accrued sufficient power so thar their own solutions work.
Divide and conquer.
The sad thing is that many people will watch that man’s speech and say he’s “acting white.”
No...we won't because there is no such thing. It's a TV script, debunked.
@@halbleavy9900???? TV script? Do you know what a conference is?
I’ve never understood that phrase, “acting white.” My son’s aunt told me once I was “too white” for her…??? Ummm. Where did this perception that having/being well spoken, intellectual, morally sound, strong ethics, well mannered, respectful, blah blah blah is prevalent in white folks? It is in VERY short supply to be honest! Or that the amount of or lack thereof of melanin determines these things? We as “people” need to start normalizing morals, respect, drive, knowledge and actual equality! We need to idolize the best we can be and forever strive towards that instead of normalizing w/e is happening now all over the US….
@@rakuencallisto Yes, TV script back in the 70's there were show and a Black character would tease the straight "A" Black student of "acting white". It's life borrowing from Art.
@@halbleavy9900 I fail to see how that debunks the previous claim ?
Endless videos and testimonies, from people in education and elsewhere, who were told that very same thing, or something similar ( white speaking, white splaining etc etc ), regardless of their racial background.
So ... they do use it ... and so you're wrong.
I'm tired of people splitting us all up in categories of skin color. It's not hard to be black, or Hispanic, or even white. It's hard enough to be human and we are ALL OF one race. The HUMAN RACE!
Yeah it's sucks to be any color because it sucks to be human.
Amen! and Amen! I was a single, ( what some may call hispanic ), dad and raised my children in the Church. My child care provider was a black woman and my children didn't have any idea she was black until I sent them to public school where they introduced them to racism and drugs when they came home and began to ask me about these things. Racism is taught it doesn't come naturally.
I'm with you man. I'm white as they come and my life has never been easy. I learned to hunt and fish at a very young age so we would have food to eat. All people struggle. Its in different ways but we all struggle. If our society could just see people as people again without immediately worrying about their skin tone, we would be a much more unified, much better off people as a whole. I'm so tired of young people being told that their skin color defines them when in reality it couldn't be farther from the truth.
100% correct.
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Fantastic video from you, bro. This really drives me up the wall. I was originally born in Rhodesia which is now Zimbabwe. When I was about four years old, my folks moved to South Africa and up until then all of my friends were black because in Rhodesia, it was a different way of life and unfortunately moving to South Africa under the old apartheid regime, I made friends with a black boy that was my age that lived down the road from us and my parents had to sit me down and explain to me that if the police saw me playing with him that they would take both of us to the police station and they would most probably call my parents but something worse would’ve happened to him. Trying to tell a four-year-old that he can’t be friends with somebody because they are a different colour doesn’t make sense to that four-year-old. I am so glad that my parents brought me up to not see colour but the person inside. As for the N word, I’m sorry but I do not like it even when they still use it today to refer to each other. To me that does not make any sense. It was a demeaning word used by the white man way back in the day to take away the self-esteem of another race so why use it today? I fully agree with you on what you have said and you are actually a very smart young man, which is very very refreshing. Thank you for doing the videos that you do and I would like to send you blessings from the UK. Take care.
Howzit china! One of my best friends is a Zimbo from Harare. Poor Zimbabwe, the revolution was scary for both sides. Long before I ever met him and his family I had learned about the coup and the "Be a man among men" slogan.
South African in USA,shaking my head at these ignorant Americans struggling to realize how close they are to losing everything
@@ohmightywez howzit boet. Unfortunately, the Rhodesian war was big enough to be felt by fellow Rhodesians but it wasn’t big enough for the rest of the world to want to worry or get involved in. Plus as we all know wars are started by politicians so therefore I think the politicians should go and fight their own battles. Take it easy and please take care of yourself.
Just for a funny little coincidence, Rhodes is a common last name in America. My mother's maiden name is Rhodes.
Aside from that, I wanted to share my thoughts on why people use the N word towards each other in the American communities.
I believe it is told to be a term of endearment, almost like a way of "owning" the word. Unfortunately, as nice as that sentiment is, I think it's a lie. I believe people use that to bring each other down. To me, saying "that's my nigga" is like saying "I own you" in double speak.
One could argue they are saying "that's my friend/brother" instead, but we already have words for that. They are "friend" and "brother/sister." It is an excuse to insult each other, and if my hypothesis is true, then they deserve to stay exactly where they are.
We must not allow another's "feelings" to overshadow their behavior in judgment. Most of the time, people end up where they deserve to be. It's not always the case that people have good things stolen from them, and when that happens it must be acknowledged, but so too should we acknowledge someone's deserved fate.
This world really is messed up. I'm glad to see there are others who still have some sense in them.
The n word was derived from the word Nigerian. Do you take offense when people call you an American? I wouldn't. The lack of education is what gave the n-word such power, more education would take all of that words power away.
"Is hard enough to be blk"
Translation: I've attached my personal identity to the qualities that politicians have attached to my epidermal tone which were talor made for me to act in a specific way that will inevitably benefit said politicians at my own expense and by extension that of my community and nation.
This is bigotry through low expectations. Politicians want us divided by race. Politicians support narratives that reinforce stereotypes (people of color always marginalized, whites are oppressors, rich exploit the poor, religious voters always vote for Republicans, etc.,) to divide as as Americans.
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John McWhorter is not just a professor, he’s a Columbia professor, world-renowned in his field of linguistics.
Unfortunately, most prestigious realms are heavily tainted with "Woke" these days.
And former lefty, who has seen the light and manipulation.
I enjoy the regular conversations between John McWhorter and Glen Loury on his podcast.
I just saw some parts of one conversation yesterday, for the first time. It was really good! I even downloaded one clip because what they said was critical and so insightful. About perceived "victimhood" and the harm the educational system is doing to young people. 😢 I made a note to go back and watch a full show. 👍🏼👍🏼
Do you like when John McWhorter has to walk back opinions he stated strongly on previous shows or in the NYT? That seems to happen evey show. He pops off before the facts are out A LOT. I do give him credit for correcting himself, though.
There are those who don't want peace within the populace, but rather, a piece of the action. Which is one of the main reasons behind all of the divide going on, because there are those who are getting way more by manipulating the masses into causing chaos, while those doing it are failing to realize that they are supporting the very thing they claim to be fighting for.
My color is American, my race is American, my pronouns are American/Patriot, and I stand with ALL AMERICANS.
It's not reverse racism, it's just racism.
There’s no such thing as reverse discrimination, it’s just discrimination. Same thing goes with racism. The term makes no sense.
Totally, but adding "reverse" to something makes it catchy, makes it official sounding.
@@philjones3824I think it is meant to disguise that it is still racism.
@@philjones3824what it mainly does is hitting home the point that the "proper" racism is just against black Americans by white people and anything else is just a justified reaction to the first
I'm not real big on the hero worship of Jesus, but he had a point about loving thy enemy. If you return hate with hate, you'll end up with more hate. Return love to those that hate you, it will at least reduce their hate.
@@exomake_mehorololo thank you for proving the point of why the "reverse" racism statement is a joke. So apparently, you support racism, but only have an issue with it if somehow it is "white on black". You are admitting yourself to be a racist. Personally, I don't give a crap what your "race" is, if you're not an F'ing moron and treat other people with respect...you're a decent person and it doesn't matter what you look like. Please, going forward, try to be a decent person and stop being racist. (Blast away...knowing anything you say is absolutely wrong based on your original post).
John McWhorter's books on linguistics are great too!
Being a victim holds higher status than achievement. Culture is created withing and can not be altered from the outside. Until "we" want things to be different nothing changes. Just observations.
the man is a breath of fresh air and truth, this should be played to all college kids
The problem is not that some advocate for cancellation but that the schools, the adults gave in.
Exactly. More specifically, the bureaucrat class. The administrators. This thing has HR written all over it in my opinion.
As long as there is money to be earned from racism it will continue.
Its not reverse discrimination, its just discrimination
I wish more people would listen to all this different discussions with an open mind like you! It’s amazing
DEI is racist to begin with
When you dismiss one merely because of their race but give another preference because of their race
Um yeah
Umm I didn’t the Nazi party had a policy like that
Oh my gosh! I remember when that professor that was explaining words that are common phrases like the Chinese phrase that's awkward in English if you don't know the meaning. I work as a nanny and am currently working with a Chinese family and the mom informed me of that situation and explained to me the meaning in case the kids say that phrase and others here it as the other word!
That was an awful thing that was so poorly handled. He was clear in his explanation before and after the phrase. I hope he was able to find a better job or perhaps even take legal action against the university.
Thank you. I would not have heard this speech without you showing it.
This is so interesting and definitely warrants more exploration. Would love to hear more. Thanks for sharing.
My white dad was told in the early 70s he's never moving up in his public service position, solely because he was white. PhD 50 years ago. Shades of things to come.
We had 5 black people in our small high school in rural Tenn. Everyone of them was popular and had a lot of friends way more than me. One of them had a locker next to me and he had some sort of disease that made him smell REALLY bad but he was on the football team he was very pop. and nobody hated him. If I stunk in high school like that I would of been a target from day one. So I would say its the complete opposite that black people get special treatment even in a rural high school of Tenn. in the 90s.
Loving these. You are showing common sense to shine light on the mess that is being taught to our young people in school and colleges. I understand where this professor is coming from. I don't look for substitute teaching jobs any more because as I white man I'd be fired for telling the truth to my students. I know some teachers in the Chicago area that have. Keep posting, people need to hear this.
When did all our college students become such crybabies? They are so privileged to be going to a university and yet they complain and moan about everything
That's activism!
Boy is BLINGING after the channel exploded. New crib, new gear, new drip WOOOOO
Anti-racism is just a US version of a struggle session.
“Anti Racism” is code for Anti White. Diversity means chasing down the last White man.
Our society is divided into levels I never thought I'd ever see. It's scary to see what we've become as a people. Intelligent thoughtful young men like you give me hope that we still have a chance as a nation. You have an incredible opportunity to spread a positive message, and I see you doing it in your videos. There are too many youth using these platforms to spread the wrong message, or in the case of OF, their cheeks. We need more young men like you, spreading a message of unity and accountability. Its not a and black thing. Its a mentality of entitlement and narcissism that has infected our youth. They will use any excuse to claim vicim status regardless of race. Keep doing what you're doing and more people will wake up every day. Sending love and prayers. I wish you the best.
I'd like to sit down with this professor and have a cup of coffee and just chat. Thanks for sharing this!
Respect for Dr.McWhorter.
For sure, he and Glenn Loury have an excellent YT channel.
@@empoweryou1What is the name of the RUclips channel? I’d love to watch more.
@@angelwings1979 The Glenn Show
@@empoweryou1 Thank you!
Hi Jojo, What follows is based on a comment I made to a video by the channel "Kendel Reacts". I'm a high-functioning autistic, which includes the inability to communicate using non-verbal modes, such as facial expressions and tone-of-voice. When workplace activists probe for confirmations of deep-seated bigotry, they see those confirmations in the empty blanks of autism. That is, the activist's bias fills the empty blanks of autism. While disabled people are technically on the list of people DEI advocates, when it comes to mentions beyond preliminary comments, we exist only as people who are handy for exploitation. Because of workplace activists, I retired early from my career, since everywhere I went, I was more identified as a heterosexual, cissexual, white male, than a person trying to make a living as a software engineer. That is, I was not able to go to work and simply be identified as a software engineer. My education, experience, and technical competence were entirely overshadowed by my demographics-of-birth, including my disability.
"Those are not the DEI we are looking for"
I wish I could meet more people like you in my daily life! Being white and Gen Z makes it hard to have conversations with my peers about these things. Can’t wait for part two!
Preach young man! As a 40 something year old white male, I salute you. I’m all about diversity but this DEI stuff is running us into the ground.
LFR Jojo - You should be a professor in any college of your choice. Your abilities to question DEI and to dive into details regarding the complexities of these various issues is amazing! The Professor on your video is an extremely intelligent person, and he just makes sense.
*Divide and Conquer* - baby. Oldest trick in the book, this is all being perpetrated by the power-that-be.
You nailed it: belief in equal chances (aka opportunities) is equality. Forcing equal outcomes across racial groups regardless of individuals' preferences or skills or work or other merits is "equity", and it is racist, always requiring bias and coercion.
Nice straw man you built
@halbleavy9900 not as nice as that baseless meaningless statement. 😃👍
@@user-oo5be4xs4w Show me where equal outcomes are forced or even if it's possible to have an even outcome. You're out here using charlie kirk and christopher rufo talking points. You're making accusations that just aren't based in reality.
@halbleavy9900 no no, we're ALL using logic despite your best efforts to redefine your way out of the truth. No two people, regardless of race, gender, social status, etc, are born with the same exact preferences or talents, so to get exactly the same number of identity group members into any one spot means somebody is either not doing what they actually love and/or trying to live in somebody else's gift, often missing out on their real talent and passion. When Scandinavia made equality as close to perfect between men and women, for example, the differences in who went to what vocation got BIGGER, because nobody was coerced, persuaded, or govt mandated into a job. Don't think so? Where's the rush to have more female sewer workers? More white athletes? You leave people to their own devices, clear any group- based obstacles - real ones, not the ones you keep yourself back with - and people will go wherever they have desire and skill. Anything else requires force, be it physical or legal.
@halbleavy9900 and we've seen it in action, throughout history. In China, Russia, and the rest of the lefty totalitarian States. You get told what you will do for a living by govt, like it or not, based on what THEY need and want, not you.
That is John McWhorter. Be careful on how you listen to him, he's a 'liberal' but he is not 'woke' or any of that crap. In 2001, McWhorter's discourse was that the attitudes and general behavior of black people, rather than white racism, were what held African Americans back in the United States. According to McWhorter, "victimology, separatism, and anti-intellectualism underlie the general black community's response to all race-related issues." He is no fan of DEI, BLM and such exploitative groups.
Why the recommendation to be careful on how to listen to him? Based on your description, he sounds like an old school liberal?(Genuine question)
I think content like Jojo's is popular among classic liberals now (Hi). Since the rise of this new woke culture, right wing/republican has become literally more liberal than the left.
He’s what you will call a classical liberal which is not what the current progressive is. Also, the warning is unwarranted
@@tuckerwalden2049literally no reason. This is how conservatives love to shoot themselves in the foot instead of working with allies
@@moderatecanuck Thank you and well said.
I hate terms like “reverse discrimination” and “reverse racism”. They’re bigoted terms. Discrimination is discrimination. Racism is racism. The reverse of those things is tolerance. Phrasing it that way endows ownership of victimhood to a specific group.
I enjoyed your reaction simply because seeing young people learn, discover, and have an open mind gives me hope for the future.
I came to him by way of his linguistics courses in the Great Courses website. They are all terrifically informative and entertaining.
I really enjoyed this. Thanks for the info and your insights. And i agree, it was wrong to fire the guy at the museum.
I was at my golf club the other day. I met a lovely woman who is black and we sat down outside on the patio in this gorgeous perfect day, and she had a bottle of wine she shared and we a great chat. We ended up discussing this very subject. She mentioned how she felt like people at this club treated her as an outsider at times, the members, not the staff. I have belonged to this club three years so far. I haven't met any other members She is fact was the first person that was nice to me and came up and spoke to me and say down and had a conversation with me and it was really nice and I had a nice afternoon. Anyway, I told her that while yes, it could be racism, but I have felt the same way as she described and it could be just the way people are there. It seems very clique-ish at the club. The only people I know at the club are the staff and now This one member. Anyway, it isn't always racism some people are just jerks. To everyone. If I am upset with a black person for some reason, it isn't because of their skin. it's because they did something that upset me. Same as anyone.
That analogy was great. Nicely articulated
I was raised to not see color or gender. To treat everyone equal and respectfully. That is why today I struggle because I treat everyone the same, yet society keeps telling me to treat people differently. I was raised to not see (or care about) race, but today everything is about race. It feels like we have gone backwards rather than forward...
If the N word is so verboten, so offensive, so forbidden: why is it said so often in black music, black ads, black shows, and black society?
It has been 2 days since your last video was posted, and I'm missing seeing new content from you.
You explain these concepts so well. I appreciate it.
This is how we unite America. ❤
aw man! Bro we need part 2. I gotta know about this Anti-Racist syllabus for discussing western music!!! (Great vid btw! Subscribed!)
I have to say: your new glasses are dope!
The problem is that, the American 'activist' has been conditioned to think 'if there is inequity it must be the fault of racism'
i am a new listener and enjoy your talks, I am an old white retired truck driver who has never said or did anything wrong to a black person and never even thought of doing anything wrong to them!! Thanks for your opinion!s!
There is a very wise sage who said ' the only way to get rid of racism is not talking about it ' . Which put simply means do not call me a black man and i won't call you a white man we are simply men . that sage was MORGAN FREEMAN big up 👍to the wise man of sense
So happy you've found the amazing John McWhorter! Read his books. Looking forward to part 2.
Keep it up, Jojo. Incredible reactions
This is one of the few videos that is an original reaction. At least I have not seen this specific speech from this professor on other channels. Good for you in finding interesting content.
This young man is a future leader of America in some capsules of his interest. My Dad was a decorated combat vet, eventually deceased of wound, who said they all fought for every stripe of American. If people experienced combat, they’d know the differences between us are superficial. Our shared humanity and sacrifice is what matters most. Period. End of story….
Now we must abandon “giga” because it rhymes with……nope, can’t say it
young man, you are educating yourself and I could not be more proud of my fellow American. Knowledge is power and you are absorbing power.
It is hard to live with Politicians and Corporations scamming and stealing from the Public❤
You KNOW you’re not the crazy one. Respect for all this coverage
Jojo, your education is serving you well. More importantly your dipliction of idiology is o far way more intelegent than your so called peers. Great job for being informed. Your going places young man!
Professor McHorter and Professor Glenn Lowry talk every other week on Glenn's RUclips channel, and i cant recommend watching them enough.
There is no such thing are "reverse racism" or "reverse discrimination". These are themselves racist and discriminatory terms because they suggest one group is inherently racist and discriminatory.
We people who are in a cycle of behavior often have the power to free themselves from it. Sadly, we also often find an excuse not to do so. We instead often choose a convenient lie delivered by politicians, who want the people divided.
Dude! Keep it up. This video gave me hope for the human race.
We have to stop prioritizing race and put our shared humanity first
My parents never played the victim they just stressed responsibility, respectfulness and education. We could walk into any environment comfortably even if we were the only minorities. It’s really about blocking confidence, knowing our real history and self esteem. U can’t demand respect it can only be given because forcing it only creates insidious resentment and eventually negative consequences 😒
People are quick to assign blame others or just bad luck when they fail but when they succeed it's all down to them and their skills and abilities.
Kinda cool glasses dude.
I'm sharing this channel with everyone I know. You're doing important work my friend, keep going.
Divide and Conquer.
Decades of unintended consequences or perhaps, deliberate.
"It is not enough that I win, You must lose."
---D.E.I. advocates.
Your family did a great job raising you young man never stop asking questions
John McWhorter deserves to be heard. His books on lingustics are very good and where I first knew of him. His social commentary is worth hearing.
It's hard enough to be Black.
So if you had your choice what colour would you choose
As usual you make excellent points Jojo 👍
From Annie the musical
It's a hard-knock life for us!
It's a hard-knock life for us!
'Stead of treated
We get tricked!
'Stead of kisses
We get kicked!
It's a hard-knock life!
Got no folks to speak of, so
It's a hard-knock row we ho
Cotton blanket
You really give me hope we can be one people again, i hate these divided states we live in now.
Yes this man is extremely intelligent. I'm white but as a proud Philadelphian, born and raised, I am so glad to have this man represent.
Thanks JoJo. Keep posting.
Thanks!
Btw, you’ve got a great and interesting channel! Also, yes Professor McWhorter is brilliant.
I love seeing John McWhorter getting some attention. He's a very intelligent and considerate person.
John McWhorter is awesome. Not sure if I spelled his name right. He's often on the Glen Loury show (not sure if I spelled his name right). They are both elite school professors, and discuss things trying to be unbiased. They often disagree, but that makes it even better because they teach people how to disagree, argue your own point, and listen to the other person's point without attacking them.
Interesting professor to listen to. As always, Jojo, I enjoy your comments and content.
There is no reverse racism or reverse discrimination there is only racism and discrimination
Great reaction as per usual, Jojo. You should check out the Glenn Lowry show next.
So much regression these days. Thanks for having the insight and guts to talk about it.
"It's hard being me" something we all feel yet most of us are taught "yes but dont worry the world isnt out to get you"
Congratulations on 300k subs. You deserve more and I'm in no doubt your numbers will continue to grow.
I really enjoy your work.
humanity isn't allowed to let go of the past... too much money and power to be made off exploiting trauma.
The real reason that racism is viewed in the lense of black & white stems from humanity's #1 default setting of comparing ourselves among ourselves which is not wise, for it is God who makes us different
I would be remiss if I did not add the reason why God makes us different: the bottom line is that God said I have glorified my name, & I will glorify it again
Some for honor, some for dishonor
Those that have (understanding), more will be added unto them; from those that do not have (understanding)
The smoke from those who never received understanding will rise up forever as a perpetual monument to the Lord, & keep those who remain alive in the land of the living in righteousness forever
As it was, it shall be again 🤔🤔🤔
Dr. McWhorter is a gift to humanity.
He frequently is on the Brown University Academic Glen Loury Podcast.