REACTING to NASTY anti-WHITE TikToks
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Reacting to NASTY, vile anti-WHITE TikToks. Buckle up.
In this week's episode, I discuss some pretty vile anti-white TikTok videos. You'll hear black TikTokers making disparaging remarks against white people. The worst part? They don't think it's racist.
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Oh my goodness. This news site is terrific. Thank you.
I do appreciate you and much love
White people can dance. We are just waiting for the Waltz to come back into fashion.
Seriously though, people who say "Slurs against whites is not the same thing. It doesn't hurt them" they obviously live in the suburbs and have never been stabbed or attacked by groups of racist black people like the MSTofA who believe white people are devils created by Yakub. You get 5 or 6 black men tlking about "Cracka ass motha fucka" while the punch and kick you or stab you. "Oh that can't be racist. Get over it. Stop trying to be oppressed". It happens. I don't know how common it is, but it happens.
I think you are just great! Thank you for standing up for Caucasians, aka, me! Have a great day!
For the woman who asked “who was enslaved?”, the answer is: EVERYBODY. Every culture has had slavery, every people have been enslave at some point in history. There are people who are slaves RIGHT NOW. It’s so sick that people aren’t fighting tooth and nail to help the current day slaves, but instead fight over slavery that was concurred years and years and years ago.
actually the answer is no one in the room because It happened so long ago that everyone who went through it died (unless you're talking about North Korea or other countries like that)
@@punishmentandsin There is in fact quite a lot of slaves today, quite a few in the sex trade. Kidnapped, held against their will, brutalised. And this is all over the world, not just in North Korea and the like.
I didnt think about that to be honest, because I associate things like that with the term human trafficking, but that is true, thanks for reminding me! @@avernion
I've never owned a slave and they've never been one. It's time they move tf on.. but woke victimhood will forever be an issue
Ha! I thought the same - I studied the history of slavery as part of my university course and prior to the transatlantic slave trade you had the moors taking European slaves, ghengis khan who raped pillaged and enslaved his way across the globe, serfdom, the Irish who were disenfranchised and enslaved in the Caribbean prior to the transatlantic slave trade being firmly established - sadly for Africans at least- the Irish struggled to acclimatise to the heat and then there was the coolie slave trade and the Filipinos who were traded in Mexico and Peru… I could go on but I think it’s probably only me who is interested tbh. I think the main point I’m trying to make is that everyone could be mad for historical wrongs but why would you want it to eat you up, you just try and ensure that your children have better. The thing is, no alive today has been directly affected by the transatlantic slave trade and i know historical scars run deep but no alive today is responsible for those wrongs. Equally, not all European countries were involved in enslaving people, in fact, there were only 7 countries who were.
You can’t beat racism with more racism
Absolutely!
Exactly… you don’t fight fire with fire 🔥 you fight it with water 💦
So we fight racism with our Shields 🛡 knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge is power.
@@shirleymay7986 „Power is power.“ - Cersei
Sorry, the line just fit perfectly, if you watched GOT 😅😂😉😉
Smfh
Yes !!!
"You can't be racist to white people because they weren't enslaved"
My entire ancestry that was enslaved during the ottoman empire (which lasted longer than US slavery): 👁👄👁
I guess Irish people aren't white.
I'm a black man and I'm disgusted by this.
Thanks for weighing in.
It's actually hurting black men too. White mem and black men almost in same position
If your not a masculine black man who does whats right no matter what u gonna not get job. They want weak push over men
I love how more black people are speaking out against this. As a black 21 yr old woman, I see more black people becoming racist by the day. They always BLAME IT ON SLAVERY. I’m so sick of the slander.
Thank you
and there was white slavery too
Can I play the same game as a Slav? If so, that's great: no accountability for me!
@@Herpes_free_since2006 People of every race and color were enslaved - and enslaved others. White people were still being bought and sold as slaves in the Ottoman Empire, decades after American blacks were freed.
“More whites were brought as slaves to North Africa than blacks brought as slaves to the United States or to the 13 colonies from which it was formed. White slaves were still being bought and sold in the Ottoman Empire, decades after blacks were freed in the United States." - Thomas Sowell
They are ignorant to the fact that they have more rights in western cultures than they would everyone else. France, Britain and America abolished slavery while there are more slaves in the world today than there was at the height of western slave trade.
As a biracial person, I am increasingly frustrated with the amount of racism I keep seeing coming from the black side. And most white people are too afraid of being labeled racist to push back against any of it. A history of oppression does not give you the right to become the oppressor, and I don't think this kind of behavior is at all what MLK dreamt of.
You are so right. White people are frightened to speak up because every time they attempt to have a conversation or voice their concerns, they are called racist. It's stupid.
@@ThisBahamianGyalwhat gets me is when black people have the nerve to say that where NEVER the oppressor when Im a descendent of that side of history. They never want to talke about my ancestors the Dahomey, or more locally the 171 of South Carolina, or further more the white Christian people who where enslaved by Africans… they throw boulders in their glass houses not to say that they are direct descendants like I am, but racially we have no room to talk, as HUMANS we have no room to talk….
I'm also biracial, and if you say anything about this Black people love to say "You're but black enough to ....".
In all my experiences in social media, I have never seen white people being afraid to express their criticisms of black people.
Also from experience, many of them don't want to have honest conversations with black people because they see them through the lens of false stereotypes.
You're only telling the truth really. Even the social media networks are joining in. If you say something against white people, you're likely fine. If you say something about black people, you'll likely get banned.
“Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” -MLK Jr.
Don’t be afraid to speak up against RACISM AND HATE! All evil needs to succeed is for good men and women to stay silent!
Amen! “Then Jesus said to him, “Put your sword back into its place; for all those who take up the sword will perish by the sword.” Matthew 26:52
Growing up in the 90s, we used to tease each other relentlessly using stereotypes. We used humor and laughed together about where we came from. Even though the things we said were mean, we weren't actually offended, we were sharing our differences and through humor celebrating them.
It seems like weve drifted back towards intolerance and ignorance instead of acceptance and forward thinking cooperation.
I see 90s vids of blacks and white guys together and it's not weird and they are friends.unlike today
It’s amusing how she said he needed to educate himself but she didn’t know whites were slaves as well
Boom! Precisely.
Come on now, that doesn’t fit the narrative
Whites are still slaves in Islamic countries.
Explain please. I don't know much about US history, but I just did a quick Google search and all I got was that white Europeans were enslaved in Europe, in North African regions by Muslims and in North America by white Europeans (this one came up as indentured servants which was nowhere near as bad as slavery overall)
@@shaniecemurray1687The WHITE SLAVE TRADE TO AFRICA began over 800 years BEFORE the African slave trade to America.
GOOGLE the MOORS invasion of S Europe in 711 AD, they occupied (colonized but that is only if you are white and NO OTHER COLONY in the world lasted as long) parts of SPAIN for 800 years.
The Moors sent MILLIONS of white slaves from S Europe to Africa (2X more white women as white men) and the MOORS raped so many S European women for so many generations *S Europeans tend to have black hair, brown eyes and olive skin, NOT what Africans PRIZED.*
The MOORS never gave up slavery and freed the whites, the MOORS were forced out and the Spanish got off their knees and built an EMPIRE (as did Portugal).
Those not so white Europeans were likely the reason for the BARBARY SLAVE TRADE. *Google the Barbary slave trade and the Barbary Pirates.* *BEFORE AND DURING THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE TO AMERICA,* other AFRICANS raided the coasts of Europe as far N as ICELAND to find white women with LIGHT HAIR EYES AND SKIN to capture and sell as slaves in America.* White men who fought to stop their families or neighbors from being taken and were UNLUCKY enough to LIVE were made slaves by Africans too. Africans had practiced slavery on fellow Africans for millennia BEFORE so
they had black slaves constantly delivered to their Local African SLAVE MARKET for almost nothing so they didn't NEED whites slaves. They wanted whites and were PREPARED TO RISK WAR to get them. The RAIDS on European coasts mostly ended in 1805 when whites won the 1st BARBARY WAR. Africans were forced to stop taking NEW white slaves but not to release existing slaves.
*PROOF that the African slave trade to America was caused by the white slave trade to Africa can be seen when in 1807 both ENGLAND & AMERICA CHOSE to make the African slave trade to America illegal, like in Africa EXISTING slaves were not freed.* In 1808 England started the WEST AFRICAN SQUADRON that for 60 years patrolled the ports and coasts of West Africa to stop Africans being shipped to the Americas. Thousands of white sailors died of African diseases, many times that were CRIPPLED after the disease and unable to work. They spent the rest of their short lives in poverty. BUT the squadron rescued hundreds of thousands of Africans and released them into relative safety. *THIS WAS THE START OF ENGLAND WORKING TO END SLAVERY WORLDWIDE.* Only whites chose to end slavery, the rest of the races were forced OR BRIBED to end slavery. Many African leaders had to be BRIBED. It might explain why TODAY there are over 10 MILLION African slaves in Africa. Africans captured by Africans, sold to Africans and worked to death in Africa. AS LONG AS WHITES ARE NOT THE OWNERS, AFRICANS SEEM OK WITH SLAVERY. *African Americans TODAY still WHINE about slavery whites chose to end over 150 years ago while REFUSING TO EVEN TALK TODAYS 10 MILLION AFRICAN SLAVES for fear their claims for restitution would be impossible. SLAVERY HAS ALWAYS been an important part of their culture and their Ancestors would have been SOLD TO SOMEONE ELSE or SACRIFICED IN AFRICA. Shouldn't those who are SLAVES TODAY be of more importance than those who died FREE generations ago?
Africans PRIZED EUNUCHS who were worth 7X MORE than a whole slave. MOST boys and young men who were castrated losing their cock and balls without anesthetic DIED. Africans never cared if the African or white slave being castrated DIED as long as some lived.
On behalf of my daughter who was relentlessly bullied the entirety of 6th grade for being white in a predominantly black/mexican school, thank you. She is safe halfway through 7th grade homeschooling at her request. Last school year nearly broke her as a human being. When she told her bestie (who happens to be black) how much it hurt being bullied over her skin color, her bestie told her, "get over it, you're white." This mindset is being taught to the majority of children right now and it is horrific.
Private school!! It does sooo much I promsie
@indighost6623 if I had the $ I would absolutely send her to one.
@@indighost6623 unrelated, my 12 year old loves axolotyls. I'll show her your channel.
Even her supposed bestie sees her as just another dehumanized entity. How sad yet revealing in terms of what "friendship" conditionally means to people.
@@MaraJadeSkky a lot of them offer financial aid! Yeah they’re expensive but the ones I’ve been to really try to compromise with you. Plus you don’t pay the same price as someone with 401k the prices vary depending on your income… I would definitely look into some because it never hurts to try!
As a 16 years old white person, I’m genuinely so scared of where this world is going. I’m someone who never chooses sides in arguments and always tries to use facts and logic in arguments instead of feelings, thoughts and opinions, I don’t even want to have a conversation about racism or anything like that anymore. I’m scared people will go to physical harm as well as mental harm (I am a sensitive person, yes but that shouldn’t make a difference) I genuinely want to hide myself in this world. I don’t want my life to end by such stupidity. But talking about it to people who don’t want to understand can never understand which makes it even worse. I’m literally crying after watching this video. I do have to say I’m happy I wasn’t born in the US because every stupid thing in society starts there. I’m a Dutch person but even here we get influenced by America. I don’t want to see history repeat itself, I know enough about history that it makes me puke if that will ever repeat itself
As a person who lives in the US, I feel you
Trust me, it’s not “America.” It’s just the loud crazy people raging in America that you hear. Most of us are normal.
But if you do not live in the US why are you so concerned about it. Be the light in the country you were born and where you live. If you say and do nothing others will fill the void (so to speak). Nothing changes when we say and do nothing, only when we take the brave step towards being better as a society.
Also, you are only seeing highlights, clips, videos of the bad things and the real life here in the US (California for me) is far better than you are thinking. Many, many, people will stop and help a stranger broke down on the side of the road, lend a hand when someone is down on their luck, help a neighbor, give to the poor, help a single mother when she comes up short at the cash register. The good far out weighs the bad here in the US... it just doesn't get the clicks like the bad stuff. Remember, this is a very large country with a diverse people and I do agree we have work to do to be better but it only gets better by DOING BETTER.
@@michelero4297
It’s not just the US where all this is happening, it’s Britain, Australia and European countries in general
Sorry if you start your post off with " I'm insert age here " we know your not that age
I was going to wait til the end. I grew up in a "ghetto". We moved there when I was in 1st grade. I'm lightly seasoned (still white) I refused to ride the school bus. My hair was cut off, earrings pulled from my ears, assaulted and SA'ed. This behavior is nothing new. I grew up with the idea that I should have some level of guilt for what someone did a long time ago. I'm 38 now. I don't hate anyone. I actually confronted one of my childhood aggressors. At the same time I had alot of friends too. These were people that wouldn't let me get beat in the street. Again, this isn't new...its just becoming known.
I am a white Slavic person, born in Poland in 1974. Both of my grandparents were enslaved during WWII. My Grandmother was a slave worker to a German farmer in Bavaria for over 4 years, my Grandfather was w slave worker in a German Coal Mine in Nordrhein Westfalen for over 5 years. They were called subhuman and were treated worse than any animal as they presented no value to their German masters, being easily replaceable anytime, since there were millions enslaved Slavic people available. Any wrongdoing was punished by a bullet in the head immediately.
Do I therefore hate Germans? Hell no. No German person who wasn't a part of the system back then has anything to do what their ancestors did. You know who taught me this? My Grandparents who knew no irrational hate. They were simple people, working class, with no diplomas, but they could think straight, even after all what they went through. God rest their souls.
yup , central eastern europe had it bad during ww2 ........... also after , and then people wonder why we are so feeling threatened by russia trying to conquer another state !
look how russia treats their "serfs" who are not russian by blood , off to the meatgrinder for a chance of making money !
I’m the great granddaughter of a Nazi war criminal. I’m thankful to not hold such hate, and I refuse to apologize for the actions of my grandfather. I will embrace all faiths, races, creeds, religions, etc because I want to be that person.
I’m Slavic as well. My grandparents fled communism in Slovakia. This racial hate is Marxism 101.
You're lucky to be Polish.
"enslaved " for 4 years during war time is NOT the same as being enslaved for over 300 years.....as well you know........false equivalency
If a black person try's to guilt trip me for my skin color and ask "who was enslaved" i'm certainly going to respond with "not you"
I'd just reply 'I take it you think Moses was just a black American sprinter then!'
You’re definitely racist
@@B-A-L 🤣🤣
Song 😗 🎵 Ship Ahoy 🎶 by 🎵 The Ojays 🎵 Money Money Money 🎉 Some People Got To Have IT 🎉
you could also say we all are enslaved together in this very moment, we are all enslaved by the all mighty dollar, we are all enslaved to social media and technology! point is we all have these things in common and should set aside and type of differences and just be friends
You asked about being called Cracker…In high school I had a classmate (she was light skinned) Who called me Cracker often (this was the early 90’s) , I always ignored her because I only answer to my name. One day in JROTC she walked up to me and aggressively said “What are you?” I looked at her puzzled then she continued “You are white but you don’t have white friends, you always hang around us black folks, You wear hoodies and our fashion, you don’t sound white and you just don’t belong with our kind so what are you?” I just looked at her with zero expression and said “I am me.” She looked upset I did not give her an aggressive retort back, she rolled her eyes as she muttered a “whatever” and stormed back to her desk. After that she never really called me any names and started to avoid me. That is the way I handled that situation.
Just curious, what branch's JROTC were you in? Also I'm sorry you were in a position where you ended up dealing with that, some people are just ignorant and spiteful
Fighting racism with racism is like throwing logs on a fire and wondering why it’s still burning.
"Who was enslaved?"
EVERYONE?? LITERALLY EVERY ETHNICITY HAS BEEN ENSLAVED AT SOME POINT IN HISTORY.
The English word "slave" literally originates from the name of my people (Slavs) and we are considered white 💀
Better question would be, "Who has done the most enslaving?"
The type of slavery in the USA I believe has been the most barbaric kind. The treatment that followed post slavery, absolutely appalling with zero consequence. There was a lady who was defending her husband, she was in the very advanced stages of pregnancy. They hung her from a tree and carved out the baby from her womb and stomped on the baby. Every time I think back on that, I cringe and become angry. What kind of humans do that? What about collecting human parts from black folks and wearing them like jewelry?
@@treid1369 better read up on the Barbary pirates.
@@michaelruggiero6926 Oh, no. No, no, no. The Barbary 🏴☠️ were not a part of the 🇺🇸 slave trade, so they did not exist; never happened, the history books are wrong….. could not be more wrong.
The English Cristian’s all went on a pirate themed cruise…. Yah. It was a cruise. Early adaptation of “Pirates of the Caribbean,” really. 🫥🫥🫥😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗😗
I am 100% white. I just quit a job working for the local Native American organization, for how rampant the racism was in the workplace. Cracker was quite a common term to hear when they referred to me. My hearing sucks, but I heard it like they wanted me to hear it. Colonizer, wasichu, or wasichi (means 'white person' but not a friendly term), hick, hillbilly, etc. People would complain about anything they could in hopes to get me fired, or to quit. There were people who treated me like something yucky they had stepped in. I have never been racist, or discriminative to anyone. I have stood up for the marginalized my whole life, as I have marginalized my whole life. It sucks, it hurts, it is wrong.
they don't deserve your help. As a part indigenous person, I turned my back on the idea of ever associating with my tribe.
I was gonna say you could’ve reported their discrimination, but I doubt it would get far…
I'm sorry you had to deal with that :( I always wonder, does it make them feel better to try to knock you down? Do they feel so bad about themselves that they got to be like a crabs in a bucket? Can't let you just do your thing, no they got to grab you and try to pull you down into the bucket of misery with them.
@@gembearer67It probably is exactly this. I don't hold animosity to today's white people for stuff they had absolutely no part in. As long as they aren't racist in the here and now, they are my equals and I would never immediately judge someone just for being white....the anger holds us back and keeps us all divided. We'll never sort this out until we begin to let go and thrive. I don't ever want history to forget slavery, but I don't want it to be used as a excuse for today's discrimination!
I used to work with a lot of Indigenous people in my life before Covid, and they are the most racist people I've ever known. Not all of them, of course, but the ones that were... man... They were even the most racist to other Indigenous people. People from one nation had nothing nice to say about any other nation, and treated coworkers from other nations horribly.
I really dislike the "who was enslaved?" argument. The schools have completely stopped teaching that the Irish were enslaved and sold in the same markets as the Africans. As well as the Japanese and Jews, y'know the only 2 races in the world to be held in internment camps. The Africans were not the only slaves in the world.
What race were the Slavs? Y'know, the race of people where the WORD slaves comes from?
Slavery was job that gave u free housing and food. Then we made fed reserve allowing people to work then go hime and buy own house and food. We still are 50% in slavery and black women working 4 jobs now so
Slavery is just work without money system. Only pychopaths hate slaves most slave owners are busniness runny company
@@sadhu7191I am actually pretty confused because Huh….? I’m actually curious if you didn’t study any history, because slaves back in the day were HELD against there wills. They may of had free housing but it was nothing short of awful.
I ask that you please research before you go spouting out randomized nonsense.
@Lady_Miko345 how can u be held against will when all work is farm work? It's like having to work nowdays. It's not slavery it's life
@Lady_Miko345 we did have some slaves who likes being enslaved like peolel today liek working 4 jobs
That girl being 'Who was enslaved?!'
and the guy not saying 'Everyone throughout history' just had me irked that this guy was so bad at his job.
What’s been mind blowing to me are those “black only” spaces that people want to create for “safety” and can’t see that they’re promoting literal segregation… whyyyy are we going backwards smh 🤦🏽♀️
Exactly!!!!
Because media is trying to take us backwards and most people don't think for themselves.
White people started it🤦🏽♂️
@@ThisBahamianGyalWe live in an anti black world.
It's all part of the plan. Research the Nation of Islam and Malcom X. You'll see this is what they want.
as a middle age white man living in compton.I'm always experiencing racism from black people. thank you for calling this out. ALL RACISM IS WRONG
Only place I’ve experienced racism as a white woman was in basic training for the Air Force from four black women.
I feel ya was raised in the hood and yes as a white person you experience it a lot and goodness forbid if you try to defend yourself in anyway been there done that I definitely don’t want to do that again
@@larissa-je8dcYou usually end up getting respect if you stand up for yourself and eventually get welcomed in
@@JohnDoeDa3rd got in a fight on my front lawn got welcomed by most after that but not all
Seems by their name she's a woman, though. For men once you defend yourself you get respect and generally befriend people, seems different for women though. @@JohnDoeDa3rd
As a white person I really don’t care what black, brown, yellow people think of me - I love my life , love being white ! I don’t hate anyone but if you hate me oh well
Same
I feel the same. And if someone has a problem because of my skin color then it’s their problem, not mine.
Youll care when u have a black dude telling you youre beneath him in the subway, yelling at your whole family, even with a kid there. Lol. Dude was acting like he could get violent.....and they wouldnt even call it a hate crime if he did.
I wish it could roll off my back like this, but it hurts and angers me.
Yeah honestly same. If they want to call me a cracker or whatever I just laugh. It doesn’t bug me
I literally had this conversation with one of my African-American friends, and I’m saying American on purpose and I told them that I always feel bullied to hate white people to prove that I’m black and the debate became that I don’t know maybe growing up in a Caribbean household, we are not told or taught to hate any race. We simply just love everybody and everybody matters and it’s just so hard sometimes to have to hear some of the cringing things and, watch people be entertained by it when I don’t find any of that nasty stuff to be appropriate or funny so I’m so glad just to even watch this after having that shit with my friend last week
Hey gyal! Thanks so much for watching. I grew up in The Bahamas. Born and raised. We get along well with white people. I didn't think about race and all this foolishness 24/7. In America, it's a fight to retain my mental purity. Everything seems to be about race here.
@@ThisBahamianGyal exactly!!!!!!
I said the same paradise islands you guys go to vacation at is paradise to you all for a reason outside of how gorgeous it is it’s because the people treat everyone like someone. There is no turning up noses because of color. Like bob marley said one love one heart and that’s how we are raised so you feel all of that love and hospitality in those vacation islands simple because of that. It’s generations of hatred just being taught over and over so now you aren’t black if you don’t hate enough ? It’s insane
as a black woman i've never been happier to not have a tiktok ... i got bills to pay and no time to spew hate
Tik Toxic 😂 all it is
That is the truth right there. I don't even use facebook anymore. I already have mental health issues, I don't need the added negativity.
Oh lovely I’m about 2 days away from now deleting Instagram and Facebook aswell ! Deleted TikTok 1 year ago and felt amazing .. now Instagram is pushing this stuff on me despite clicking not interested and same with Facebook .. I’m about to bloody go off grid and move to the mountains and just read in peace away from all this craziness 😂 “if you don’t laugh you’ll cry”
Same! I will never have it! RUclips is beginning to be too much as well.
@@4lb280 sorry to butt in but I feel this comment ! I’ve deleted every social media and I’m about to delete Instagram as no matter what I do it keeps showing me depressing stuff no matter how much I click not interested. I’ve just made a whole new RUclips account and followed only channels I know will distract me and make me happy so I’m going to see if that works .. if not RUclips is next to go because mentally I can’t handle this much negativity it’s effecting my real life and how I see the world and people. It’s very unhealthy. All the best to you stay safe and well and merry Christmas to you and yours if you celebrate it
As a white woman with children I am so grateful to hear that not everyone hates us. I don't hate anyone and sometimes it hurts to think that my kids might hear these things. I've always told them that we are all the same inside, that's how I was raised. This shit is scary and heartbreaking. I subscribed purely cuz you remember we're all human beings
Thank you so much. I try not to get caught up in foolishness. People say the nastiest things online. I despise racism and condemn it.
@@ThisBahamianGyal You're a beautiful person inside and out
The is the exact reason I subscribed to her.
I feel the same! I have a 2 year old son and Im terrified I will have a similar experience as that family did on the subway one day! I would be able to handle it on my own but not with my son there- I would probably break down crying in anger, sadness, et. I can't let him see me like that or have that happen
No we are not ALL the same inside , blacks are different , they are like race hating alcoholics , they can’t stop drinking the poison ! And they are not our friends up front they can be charming to your face but behind your back with. Their black friends your the devil himself !
To the woman who said educate yourself needs to take her own advice and she will find every race has been enslaved at some point in history.... Including white Europeans.
This is why I will be glad if Tik Tok goes away. They claim they have community standards, but allow this garbage
No, you don’t want TiK Tok gone, even if part of it is total garbage. TiK Tok is exposing the truth on what’s really going on, which will never be shown on mainstream media, and that’s why, the powers that be, want it banned.
It’s in academia the problem is worse than social media
As a white man from Finland, i don't give a flying f**k if a person is black, white, blue or green as long as they act accordingly. P.S. I can make excellent potato salad 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🥔 🥗
I don't care who makes it. I'm not eating it. Please, feel free take my share.
Potato salad is German :)
@@FlashySolution100 💯
Drop the recipe 🥔🥗
It's not just against white people, it is also done to their own people. Colorism is a big thing in the black community as well. It all stems from self hatred
Asians, Jewish people, Middle Easterns, Caucasians all have their part of black racism, but nobody cares about that. The darker your tone is, the more you have freedom to say ignorant shit without somebody screaming racist.
That's black privilage.
Sad
Yep, people think colorism is only used against darker people, when I've seen white passing black and brown friends get bullied by their own communities for how they were born.
(don't get me wrong, I'm agreeing with you - obviously it affects darker skinned people a lot more but it's not uncommon for lighter people to get shit too)
You're 100% right there. Because dark black people, hate light skinned black people. There are so many biases in their own community, let alone how bias they are against other ethnicities. Ethnicities. It is absolutely disgusting. And I'm so glad to see people of their own community calling them out and holding them accountable. Bravo to this lady making this video !!!!
It was from a dark skinned friend of mine that I learned the term “blurple”. I had never heard that term before.
As a member of the white person southern club, I can 10000% confirm that the black Aunties make hands down the best potato salad. My own mother may smack me from here to next Sunday for saying hers isn't the top tear, but Miss Emma's potato salad was the absolute bomb. In case anyone is wondering, no Miss Emma wasn't someone who watched me or a staff member, she was one of the wealthiest women in the town I grew up in. My grandmother was a beautician who exclusively catered to the elite of the society where I grew up. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
To answer your question, Yes, I have been called many derogatory and disgusting names, but it wasn't until I left the South and moved to the Midwest that I began to hear these things. When I was in New England, for the most part, the races got along. In the Mid-South (where I'm from), things have improved a great deal, and anyone caught degrading another person for the color of their skin, would have had their tail end torn up. The Midwest, it's a different beast. I've been called many things, I've been called racist for being in line when a black person walked into the door at Starbucks and I just waited in line instead of... not sure what.
Please don't misunderstand me, I don't hate anyone. I'm Gen X, and I still subscribe to the mantra, "judge a person by the content of their character, not the color of their skin." I will also admit, that a lot of this just gets an eye roll from me. Racism exists, but the term has lost its punch. Inconvenience IS NOT racism, it's a bloody inconvenience.
Thank you for being another person occupying this world that is grounded in reality.
Honestly even if slavery never existed there would still be people who would find something else to tether themselves to so they can be the victim and feel “justified “ in their hatred. So I don’t let it bother me as much anymore because no matter what those people will always be the way that they are. Their hearts are rotten and they don’t care.
If slavery had never existed 99% of the black people screaming about racism wouldn't even exist
It beyond time for them to move forward !
True! However no one has ever called me a "cracker" or "hunky" but still I refuse to give these words power! And your right, and it's because you can't change their belief(s) especially if that's their mind set or what's in their heart!
Fact is, if it wasn’t for slavery the descendants of slaves wouldn’t even exist…it’s messed up to think about but it’s true
White people didn’t invent slavery, they ended slavery.
This woman is an educated, intelligent soul.
Why? Because she makes you feel good about all the fuckery that whytes have and Conti to perpetrate?
That’s my fellow Bahamian sister!!🙋🏾♂️
Hi, new subscriber to your channel x
We are a white family living in London, United Kingdom.
My husband was called ‘white trash’ numerous times, this seems to be the derogative term over here. I had an incident when I was about to cross the road at the pedestrian crossing with three young children, there was a young black girl driving the car that was approaching us, she slowed that which, gave me an impression she’s going to stop for us but as we stepped onto the road, she suddenly sped up with a smirk on her face.
It was dangerous and I was shocked.
It seems to be the problem among British Black people. Those who came recently from Africa or Jamaica are really sweet lovely people, work hard and are well mannered.
The future belongs to our children. We need to teach them to be kind to one another so that one day they won’t have to even think of race differences and take each person as they come.
Sending love ❤️
"Who was enslaved?"
Ok but who sold you to the enslavers?
As a young black man who grew up in PWIs in a nice suburb, it’s crazy that I have experienced more racism from other black individuals that any white person I’ve met. That shows exactly what type of culture is valued. If you don’t struggle, if you’re not from the hood, if you don’t agree with all whites are bad you’re not black enough and called names, made fun of etc. It’s vile
ive seen black people be racist towards black people aswell! saying that you are "white washed" if you have class, common sense, or spactial awareness, its ridiculous!
Most unfortunate that what u experienced is truth and happens more than ppl realize 😕 sorry 😞 u had/have to go through that
their question that you should ask yourself who started all this separation idealogy.
@@kingjam3s540 I think the question should be who is still perpetuating it.
The fact that those black people don’t realize that they oppress one another more than any white person is crazy!
For those white commentators on here not being offended by racial slurs, you speak only for yourself. It bothers a lot of us.
It's not the slurs themselves that offend some of us, it's the double standards that come from them.
If one type of slur is socially allowed, then all types of slurs should be allowed. Otherwise none of them should be allowed.
It does bother me,but what gets me more upset is that it’s sanctioned racism against whites
Im not offended or shocked by racial slurs its what we white people have come to expect . I come from a generation that were thick skinned , so its water off a ducks back im not going to be a victim of uneducated halfwits.
It bothers me and what it does, it makes me want to stay away from Black people. It also makes me want to encourage my son, not to have any other friends but white friends. Does it make me ignorant? Yeah, but I am so sick and tired of it I don’t care anymore.
It bothers me more when it's said to children. Then the adults have the audacity to say they will grow up racist because of their parents... um no pretty sure they will due to the negative experience they are having with you hating them for being a lighter shade than you.
Kids remember that shit, and either they learn to hate themselves or the ones calling them names.
It's wrong for any race to do that, but only one seems to get vilified for it. The double standards and blatant hypocrisy is Infuriating.
“Who was enslaved?” Literally every race sis. Yall the only ones that hold onto it for dear life. There’s currently people enslaved in other countries but they don’t care about that😂
I’ve never been called cr*cker but it’s definitely a slur.
On another note, I am British I live in Britain and something that isn’t talked about is the stereotyping. Oftentimes the second I mention my nationality I get asked all manner of things like the condition of my teeth, the fact that I hate seasoning or love bland food and they often mock my accent.
I’ve had arguments with people in the past where they justify it by saying ‘British isn’t a race so it isn’t racist’ along with the you can’t be racist to white people argument.
I’m so glad I found your channel because you explain it so concisely
im serbian and serbs have been enslaved for 500 years and u dont see me looking for turks online throwing that against them for something that happened centuries before i was born, everyone and every country almost has been enslaved so why does that matter in an arguement, shouldnt we evolve from that ?
Mainland Europe (Christians in particular) were also slaves of the Turkish ottoman empire back in the day. Apparently Christians made good slaves. Many were sold to Africa.
Tako je 👍
Yes, I hear you. My mom was Armenian, I don’t hate the ancestors of the people that killed, tortured and enslaved my ancestors. No one alive today was responsible for what happened then.
That is why the thought of reparations for people alive today that were never slaves is ridiculous.
Istina🤘🏻Živeli brate..🇷🇸
In America racism started with slavery that's why we bring it up it's not just slavery its been integrated into our society, law enforcement, prison systems, schooling, even food availability. It's not just something centuries before its ongoing.
Anti-white sentiment is crazy to me. I'm Black and I had friends of every background growing up in the 2000s-2010s. None of my non-Black friends ever said a racist thing toward me. Not even a little bit. There was never any dumb, stereotypical jokes. They never bullied me. They give me rides, lent me cash when I needed it, invited me to the movies, and even invited me to their parents beach house. No, I wasn't rich. I had a single mom and no job. I was grungy and didn't even have that much clothes. Even the preppy kids were nice to me. This girl's mom even let me come over to her house to donate some clothes to me.
It seems like everything changed around 2015 -2020. I feel like most anti-white people have never actually tried to make friends with anyone outside their bubble. They already have an "us vs them" mentality. All I see is a lot of insecure people taking out their unhappiness on people who aren't bothering them. Happy people don't bully others.
Anyway, if anyone actually gets this far: Just know, my first thought when I meet someone isn't their race. I just want to know if we have anything in common. You're personality, your interests, if you like food as much as I do, that's all I care about. Yes, you're heritage is important and I love learning about it if you're inclined to share. Otherwise, who the f*ck cares. I love everyone and I *mean* that.
times are changing, and fast, brother. there's never been such animosity between not just races, but gender, politics, classes, etc. everyone is so divided and everything is us vs them mentality. we just gotta be verbal and denounce this sickness because it will swallow all of us whole !
The only thing that should matter when meeting someone is if they are an asshole or not and sometimes you can learn that really quick with some people.
The volume of "ism's" definitely got turned way up around Donald Trump times and it sucks but I also think internet algorithms have amplified what was already there. Iv called it "the Facebook effect" but it can be any mass media. People start to see one side far more than the other and start to forget it's not really that bad (or good in some cases).
It can however get that bad if people don't start stepping back and realizing they are being manipulated, that's the danger in it all.
Always give people a chance and they will show you who they really are sooner than later.
Love this comment. I am the same way. I am white. I don't see race when I meet people. I'm looking for the same things. A great friend that I have some things in common with. You sound like my kind of person, and someone who would be an amazing friend. ❤
Yeah, I served for 27 months with folks from a very wide range of ethnic backgrounds...they all fought hard to keep me alive, and I fought hard to keep them alive as well, those men are all now legitimate family now,everybody's kids know every man in that unit as Uncle, nobody got time for that raysist bullshit of worrying about who's what color, we're all green
My mother always said don’t judge people by the way they look, you’ll figure out who they are when they start talking.
I am not going to deny myself an interesting conversation or potential relationship just because someone doesn’t look like me. I love people and hearing about backgrounds and cultures.
God bless you and your beautiful open mind 😇
Thank you for telling it like it is. The truth. It's sad that there's so many people out there not recognizing racism of any kind. Just be HUMAN!
Thank you for standing up for people different than you it’s always nice to see much love
As a white guy, the last time I checked, the definition of racism means to view different ethnic groups/races as inferior to your own, or your own superior to others. In other words, racism cannot be applied purely to whites. I've even experienced racism in asian communities.
@user-rl7mt4gh3o I agree with you. I was just using this as an example to point out that it does exist. It's never the majority. But it exists in every part of the world.
Exactly. I'm asian and I have experienced racism too. I just don't go on social media and cry about it like some ppl do these days. It's sad. Just laugh at it and move on with your life. NO ONE CAN DOUBT YOUR SELF WORTH BUT YOURSELF.
Exactly many ethnic groups are racist .... ignorance and stupidity has no color 🤷🏽♀️
Racism also means (by the literal dictionary definition) prejudice, discrimination and/or antagonism by an individual, group, et cetera. This means that a racial slur (antagonism, et cetera) and xenophobia (discrimination, prejudice, et cetera) such as calling someone a cracker and/or excluding them from spaces due to their skin color counts as racism. I mean the literal definition of racial slur is "Racial slurs, often called racial epithets, are words or phrases that refer to members of racial and ethnic groups in a derogatory manner" and the meaning of derogatory is "showing a critical or disrespectful attitude". Which even furthers the point of saying that racism can be done against any race no matter what your ancestors may have experienced or done in the past.
These people who race shame forget that you just can't have your cake and eat it, and, that you can't pick and choose what is and what isn't racist. When did racism become an exclusive? Because last I checked the literal dictionary, that isn't how racism works.
That's correct. The word racism isn't race specific. That would be racist.
As someone who went to a predominantly black high school, I was jumped and kicked down a flight of stairs repeatedly by 4-6 black males and stomped, because I was dating a black girl and they saw us kissing in the hallways. I was ordered while being stomped and kicked to “Stay away from our sistas and stick with my own kind”. When I brought this to the attention of our school officials ( who were black as well ) they said and I quote “What did you expect, it sounds like good advice”
Thats messed up sorry you went through that
That happened in my school too but what’s hypocritical is that the same black guys went and dated white girls.
Sorry to hear that, but sadly I am not surprised. Different rules for them all the time.
That’s trash and they are trash too. Those same types of boys will claim someone is oppressing them smh
I was too. In fact, I was pushed down, jumped and had the money I worked for, stolen so much I dropped out of school, when I was 16.Blacks, who had been my friends the year before, suddenly hated me. People should educate themselves, and learn about slavery
“Caucasity…” 🤔
(Takes out pad and pen, makes note to use term in future) 🤣
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Thank you ma'am for spreading love. I've spent so much of my life defending others against racism just to have it backfire and people become racist towards me, and it weighs on my heart so much. Seeing people of color be so understanding and defending the racism against us is a breath of fresh air. Much love
"who was enslaved?"
uuhhh not you babe, she really thought she ate
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She really did!
I think it's also important to note that there were black slave owners as well. Who, from what I understand, had black slaves. 🤔🤔
@@LauraTate-jd4oyEXACTLY
For me it's the hypocrisy. If it's wrong then it's wrong, no exceptions.
Thank you so much for your educated analysis. There is no room in this world for the hatred/racism that is being thrown around. There is room for everyone. I love your common sense attitude. ❤
Everyone should be proud of where they come from. We had sooo many ancestors who beat the odds to survive and in the end produce us and our loved ones.
That is completely separate from hating other people's heritage. If you hate an entire people as a group, you're a weak person looking to blame someone else for your failures in life.
Honestly, as a white man, it's refreshing and nice to see somebody who's speaking out against this blatant racism that isn't another white person. Thank you very much.
Honestly, tjat Subway train video ticked me off hard-core. Man was just unleashing his evil onto not only a child who hasn't done anything and was innocent but the child's parents who, from what I was seeing, were minding their own business. And the fact nobody said a damn thing. But if it was a white dude screaming and attacking a family of blacks with a child, I'd bet you half off that stupid subway would've jumped up to attack the racist white man. It's not making sense.
Listennnnn...that subway scene made my heart beat so fast....that poor baby was on that train...Innocent child. That guy was a monster for that.
i think no one said anything because they were scared to
@@user-xc3xv6gt1o And that's another unfortunate thing as well....
@@leahhlol3251 Unfortunate, but unfortunately reasonable too. That man was not mentally well, he could very much be capable of harming someone if they stood up to him
“Blacks” is dehumanizing. When referring to a specific race, (yes, I’m including white people) you mention the race, and then say “people”. Black people, Asian people, white people, etc
Thank you for defending us, as we aren't permitted to do so without being labeled racist. ❤️
Then be racist and defend yourself without literally being racist.
@@dusttodust915we aren’t even lol. some are yes but as she said in the beginning if any white person were to say anything we’d be canceled and called out but if black people do it it’s perfectly fine.
@@courtneys.shortsI'm not saying to be literally racist, I'm saying stand up for yourself and if the only thing they do is pull out the race/phobia bitch card. Then fine that's all they have, and you and everyone keep speaking out and calling out the BS. these days these whiney bitches don't even know what real racism is anymore.
If I were a white person, I would not care what anyone says, just as long as you don't mess with my family and livelihood, but yes, by all means, defend yourself
I understand that it can be scary or intimidating, but white people absolutely must speak up and defend themselves. We all have to speak up to let these people know that they, and their hateful views will not be tolerated.
Can’t understand why you don’t have 10 million subs. Beautiful, truthful, honest, and straight to the point. Not to mention uncommon trait of common sense. Keep speaking the truth.
I’m really glad that there are people like you speaking their mind. Even if I don’t agree with you sometimes, I can follow your logic and understand your reasoning. What you say is consistent and actually makes sense. Thank you for being.
I’m 8 months pregnant and some woman in the store wanted the celery I had just picked up. She got SO angry at me, called me a cracker breeder, demanded the celery because she needed it for her kids because they’re more important than mine because she’s black. I was shocked, she just snatched it out of my hands and walked off. I’ve been called plenty of names by black people before but that was definitely a new one.
Sounds about right,most entitled people in the world
Ohhhh myyyy God!!!!!
@@LennyBennny Black people are not the most entitled people in the world, racist people are.
thats kinda hillarious
This sounds like a straight up lie🤣🤣 get a life.
I don’t think she will ever truly understand how important this video is to some white people. I literally cried for 5 minutes straight because it was so nice to hear a black individual stick up for us and fight for what’s right. As a white person it’s hard living in a world where no matter what you do or say is racism. Even if those of different color say the same thing it’s not racism. Thank you so much. Subscribed ❤️
You are so welcome. This comment made my heart smile. I don't care if you're white, Asian, black, doesn't matter to me. We are all one. I do not like racism at all. So, I will always stand up for anyone who is being hurt. Thank you for watching, and for subscribing. God bless you.
Same! She is a true blessing on this platform, and a bright light in this dark world!! Subscriber here as well!!
Same!! I actually subscribed BEFORE I commented lol and usually I do that the other way around!! Thank you for being so wonderful 💖
She got my subscription as well.
@@ThisBahamianGyalThat comment made me smile. We are all human🙏🏼
Every black person shoukd have to read Thomas sowells books and watch your channel instead of following race hustler sharpton
As a white guy I’ve experienced racism as somebody at my old job called me a word that’s used to describe something that goes with cheese and thank you
I hate it😔 I'm biracial and my father is white and British and when I hear awful things like that I think that they are talking about my father who has never hurt anyone. My father raised me when my mum passed away, I was 4. He worked to the bone to support us both and to get me to a good school.
Be very proud your not a self made victim like them
He sounds like a very good man!!
Us half breeds go through our own version of discrimination. Growing up In the 80s and 90s I was never black enough to be black and never white enough to be white but eventually I realized IM THE SUPERIOR RACE 😂 jk but I did end up being proud of being biracial and learned I could step into any room and fit in. Perks of being a half breed
*mom
@@kaydod3190 the British spelling is mum. The original commenter is British so you would be incorrect
I was bullied in my youth - by my classmates - for being too white.
Constantly called names and criticized for my so-called “flat” butt and often cornered in the school hallways by students who would taunt me and/or physically abuse me.
It’s hard not to grow up prejudging certain people after such experiences.
Ouch.
I’m sorry that you experienced that! I went through something similar…I’m white and was bused to an all black junior high and it was in the ghetto.Long story short,bc of the abuse I received from blacks,I started skipping school to avoid getting bullied and eventually dropped out.I’ve never been prejudiced but even now with the extreme increase of racist blacks,I have to remind myself that they’re not all like that..
@@jeanmcginnis9804Absolutely! I too have experienced the same thing growing up in the inner city of Baltimore. And I had the same caution around black folk. But as I grew up and moved around and became more involved in different areas outside of that city life, and joined the Marine Corps, I have more black and Hispanic friends now, than white friends.
It's the culture people grow up in that perpetuates racism. Primarily within the inner cities. The cities that have more government influence and bigger corporations, appear to have more anti-evetything being pushed. I'm not saying it's the govt or the companies. It has to do with wherever the most work is, the more dense the population, which means the closer living quarters of diversity. Diversity is good. But not when a group has been programmed to see color in a negative light.
I got called white chocolate once by some black dude, so I told them " you are literally the color of sh*t, you have no business in making a mockery of what I look like. P*ssed him the f*ck off and i was proud of it.
Same here! I ran away after my parents split up & I would run away from every foster home. Eventually I was taken from the suburbs & put in a group home downtown. The school was 80% -90% black & sooo different from my school in the suburbs. So much so it was actually a major culture shock. Luckily I’m extremely outgoing & enjoy making friends & talking to people but it only took the first day to realize all the white kids at the school get bullied. The second day that I got asked, “why were you talking to my man?!” 🤦🏼♀️ as if I had any interest!?!! I had no idea about black culture, nilch nada.. so I started getting bullied the first week. The girls hated me for talking to the guys, they all called me racist for wearing doc martens which were trendy at the time. & the school before that the entire 7th & 8th grade tried to fight me because I apparently “came from a racist school”!Well, I only stayed for 3 weeks before I ran away again, but let me tell you something.. I wasn’t racist before that.. but I was after. I couldn’t stand a lot of black girls for a long time after that cuz I thought they all hated me & I swear to god I would even get into verbal arguments with them at McDonald’s!!! (for cussing behind my back about my mentally handicapped cousin taking too long to order & another time 3 total stranger bishes mocking my new Nike’s in the parking lot!! I thought they were evil selfish bullies who were only good at starting fights & being racist. I kept feeling like that till my late 20’s when I had my own child & realized that all children are born innocent. None should be judged by the colour of their skin OR by actions of OTHERS of their race. The action of so many, white, black & all colours proves this. Unfortunately as long as there is so many evil people, good people can’t prove their point. My mother had taught me to love everyone no matter what they look like, it really makes me wonder what is going on in those kids homes? They must have parents being racist in front of them. I can’t even imagine purposely raising a child to hate & to think they are better than someone else. It’s strange cuz on TV church is portrayed as being a massive part of black culture, but the way kids act at school I seriously question the validity of that notion…
@@MissEddieBlueKawaiiKrafts sounds pretty accurate for the culture in the area. Anywhere there is a high majority of any one people, and a tiny minority of another people, this will happen. It's not one sided. This happens in every country, and culture. If you have a Muslim person attending a primarily Christian school (not an actual Christian school, but one where the vast majority of the community are believers) the same thing will happen. Or even the reverse.
So, for anyone to be as delusional to suggest that it's only white people that are racist, is total nonsense.
Thank you Bahamian Gyal for being a voice of reason. Love from Australia ❤
You are welcome. I love hearing from my Australian audience. ❤️
“When education is not freeing, the dream of the oppressed is to become the opressor”
- Paulo Freire, Brazilian author and teacher
When I worked at the gas station, I got called racist several times because I wouldn't sell cigarettes without an I. D. People toss that accusation around and don't realize it's pretty devastating to some people.
I always think people should be careful throwing that around like confetti because it loses its potency… one day you might actually need it
Ironically the fact you didn’t sell them cigarettes was actually good for their health, they should have thanked you
During early pandemic some guy accused an underage coworker of mine of being racist for asking him to follow the same rules everyone else was being asked to follow. He also told her that because she was Asian she was “basically white” and said stuff like “Asians are subservient to white people”. This poor 16 year old girl had no idea what was happening and was reduced to tears by this racist pos
In retail many times when caught stealing or in the process of stealing ( lots of times involving their small children) they use the racist word because they have been caught red handed. I heard a manager say I’m not racist I suspect and stop anyone stealing equally.
In NC, you can get a year in jail and a $1000 fine for selling tobacco products to minors. I'd rather be called a name than feel the pain of jail & fines ( + getting fired).
Gen Z, completely educated by social media.
This is why I wish that at least Tik Tok would be banned and missinformation deleted
as a gen z i'm so glad my parents taught me right from wrong, and didn't shove a phone in my face at 3 years old
@@xxangelthebearxx same
I have to say as a 23 year old gen z we definitely are not all the same, alot of us were raised similar to 90s kids and were raised without mobiles etc. Alot of the problem is as you say it, the kids who achieve fame on social media these days weren't raised properly or think that its their whole life and everyone is like that... especially in America. In Aus this stuff just is not happening, teens are teens and still have awkward phases etc. Its just something to think about.
True. Yet social media serves as a double edged sword.
I love how you break things down without sugar coating it but also making this video fun to listen to and learn about. P.S. you are really pretty and how you carry yourself is enviable. Lots Of Love ^^
Thank you so much for saying that! I am glad you enjoy my humor, too. LOL. Sending lots of love your way! ❤️
The compliment you get of being balanced and fair is correct. I see it.
Old white lady here. Thank you. Those of us old enough to have all worked etc together for decades have to keep speaking out. All this division is terrible for our country. It's givung our enemies a wedge to break us. Also, your eyebrows are gorgeous. You are right. Civility is sorely missing!
old lady with anime pfp
@@jboydayz pretty neat
@RadIeyHeeIer what are you on about?
That’s so funny, i noticed her brows too
I'm black. I was born into a family of black college graduates who were doctors and teachers and spoke "white" American English. My father was an English teacher who played classical music as a pianist. Getting there, he worked two jobs and finished his degree work in night school, so we were poor and at age six he moved us into the projects. Kids are often rough on anyone different and they seemed to hate me. We moved to a new neighborhood where the majority were white upper middle class and the blacks there were just as hateful to me as those in the projects. Whites on the other hand were kind, friendly and welcoming. Blacks in the main seem to hate other blacks who break ranks with the street thugs and the culture of ignorance and violence that they embrace. It's a loser culture and repulsive. The proof of this is that every black who achieves financial success immediately moves away from it. Often as far as they can get.
(Sigh) White americans do not all speak english the same way
@@Abstract.Noir414, Let's just say "average" white american english then
And for some reason when blacks become successful they are expected to drag every other black with them. I have never understood that
Not true but other communities definitely prosper and do what you're railing against. Everyone cannot be successful. And the irony of it all is when someone who's successful fall down turn around and ask for help towards those they looked down upon. Ironic@@adacamper3627
@@adacamper3627 Sounds communist to me ngl
Just want to thank you for what you are up to, and that you’re taking the time to share your message…Your logic. Also, love your set! We have the same taste. Love the pops of yellow. Very chic and stylish in my opinion. I appreciate you. 💗
Thank you, beautiful! Lots of people really like this set. I'd better keep it vibrant. Haha. Thank you for all your kind words and for taking the time to watch and comment on my video.
That intro got me hooked!!! I love you already 😆😆😆 🙏
Thank you for speaking on this! I’ve gotten into several hardcore verbal “debates” with my mother about this topic. She’s always like ‘they say that about us, why shouldn’t we say that about them?’. No matter what your color is, if you believe in this kind of stuff, you have hate in your heart.
Agreed! Absolutely agree!
I grew up with people who were much like your mom. I understood why they felt that anger and had a "fuck it why not" additude but it only keeps the cycle of hate going.
I've been angry and over it and have had to think about the people I know who are not like the person calling me the names. I respect so and so, so I'm not calling their race out like that or giving them a blanket judgment because it's not every person in that race being this way towards me.
Just like I'm not apart of the groups of white people who hate other races and don't want to be lumped in with them, I don't want to do that to others because of a few ignorant assholes.
There is a double standard, though. I remember one time in school I did say a racial slur back, after weeks of one student calling me names like cracker and stupid white bitch. I had told the teachers multiple times, and no one did anything until I said something back. Then I was punished, and the school had a whole newsletter about racism.
I held a lot of resentment for a long time after that. I could be getting bullied and treated poorly, and no one cared, and I couldn't retaliate in any way. I had to just take it because I'm white, and white people are "horrible."
Black people should not just assume that all white people are racist because that is not true at all. Even in the past the majority of racists were in the South and while there may have been some in the North it wasn't the norm. But over the years white people that I know and just in society in general, have been so consumed with "anti racism", for example, I was raised to not judge by color, and I'm Gen X so my generation even made MORE strides to crush it and I thought we really truly had. But politicians can make any situation about race and when they really want to create chaos in our society that is what they go to, race. And now, they act like we have not made any progress and it is screwing people up who are weak minded in all races.
@@AvalonDreamzthe north was far more racist than the south. They just hid it.
As a white woman, I thank you so much for your honesty, intelligence and kindness! Out of nowhere, you brought me to tears bc, in today's world, I'm so used to being called names and being held in contempt just having white skin, even by other white people. I have a beautiful, loving 10 yr old granddaughter who literally doesn't see color in people. Yet she recently got dropped by a friend of hers bc this "friend" realized Bella is white and she no longer wants white friends. My heart broke, but I was so impressed w her maturity even as she was hurt. I feel hurt for myself, but it's a whole different, deeper hurt when it's your child, grandchild, etc who is being attacked. Thank you for speaking truth! You are beautiful inside and out! ❤🫶
This is unfortunately the norm. But thanks to NWG and WWB advocates we are changing all this
Maybe it's just where you live because I was just thinking how I see this stuff only online and never in real life. People are friendly here in Houston, but it may not be like that everywhere. Now I know it's not all perfect but for the most part people get along fine.
@@dreamweaver1603 that's simply not true. This stuff has been happening for decades
@@AntiwhitismIsJealousyjealousy 😂 yea because we all would love to have small dicks, have a history of killing children from different races, dating our own family members, being cowards, weak, and get turned out in prison 😂. You can’t name 1 single race that has ever took on white culture. Nobody is out here dressing like country music stars
@@dreamweaver1603 if you dont experience this, then thats wonderful, you're right this doesn't happen every other hour, but you cant just ignore what she said.
I once told the story of how i found out what the n-word was. I was 4 and in early nursery (kindergarten for Americans) and i heard another kid say that word against another kid. When that person got severely punished i was confused because I'd never heard that word before. I asked my teacher what it meant but I didn't know you weren't supposed to say it if you're white like myself so i said it. At the time i got atleast 20 threats against me, people also calling me selfish, coloniser etc. What really stood out to me was the person who went on a full rant about how white people are ignorant and uneducated when i was litterally attempting to educate myself 😭😭 i replied to one of these people asking how i should've known not to say it and they said "yh well black kids know what that word is at 4." Basically saying i was in the wrong because nobody had told FOUR YEAR OLD me what that word was. I didn't even know what racism was 😭
Thank you! I hate being ganged up on when I say any one of any race can be racist and so many people deny they are “able” to be racist. Can’t we just judge people by their character and not the color of their skin (paraphrase MLK Jr.). Race isn’t a character trait.
girl i make sure to call out the antiwhite foolishness whenever i hear. tbh i’ve seen wayyyy more of that kind of racism than the other way around
and because im Jamaican, they tell me i have no right to address it because i’m not from here so i wouldn’t understand. 🙄🙄 they start calling you a tether and i’m just over it. that’s why im leaving. how am i supposed to raise kids in this kind of social climate?!?
OMG....I've just found my internet twin! Girllllll...that has been my EXACT experience. The ignoramuses love to call me tether whenever I speak up for non-blacks. They are quick to tell me to stay out "their" business and say I have no say because I am Caribbean. Child, please. LOL. Gyal, don't let these crazy people run you from 'round here. There are plenty places in the US that you can live where ypu don't have to encounter that thinking. I find that those comments come from people who don't like being challenged at all. Because even if a black American were saying it, they wpuld call them a coon/Uncle Tom. They are nuts. Thank GOD they are not the majority. They are just loud.
What's also hilarious about this is that at the same time, "white people" refers to ALL white people regardless of where they're from and their ancestors complete lack of participation in colonizing or slavery.
Sorry, what did people from Finland or Greece or *insert completely innocent country* do to you Americans? All whites are the same everywhere apparently.
I now live in the USA, I'm not American, my family isn't from North America and I'm told to shut up consistently and that my opinion doesn't matter and the fact that I don't like being called racist names or hear racist comments makes me somehow racist.
Try going to Asia or the Middle East or whatever and see how un-racist and accepting those non-white countries are. But, nobody ever talks about that. Only whites are the problem.
Fun times we're living in.
I hope you can find a way to stay.
That’s why people need to stop having kids, idk how no one realizes this
Black people taking up for they oppressor. That's exactly what they want
The man in the subway has to be crazy! As a black woman, I can't stand watching some of the racist tiktoks lately, like what makes you think you can target someone for the skin if their color and turn around and claim you're not being racist....we as the black community need to start calling these people out more and more!
i can't blame him unlees you dont your history .
@@kingjam3s540 oh my god.. frightening mindset. There is a child there... show some grace.
@@kingjam3s540oh wow, we spotted the person this video was meant to
@@kingjam3s540 Irish people were colonised for 800 yrs? You don’t see us having ballistic meltdowns because we feel like we’ve been given a bad hand in life… we picked ourselves up from the dirt and over the last 100 yrs (since we’ve won our War of Independence) we have transformed ourselves into one of the worlds fastest growing countries. You need to look inside your own mind and figure out what’s going on up there cause it ain’t good
@@kingjam3s540you cant be racist and illiterate, pick one
First time seeing. You are a breath of fresh air. Zero criticism. Tight edits. Love your room, soft and inviting. The subject matter was handled well. On a personal note, im 62, female, I no longer understand this world, rarely go out of home, have one friend. I am afraid of people, we have become so rude, so insensitive, so mean. I have no answers, is this how societies collapse? Maybe so. Subscribed
I'm a white part asian Russian American & I know that sounds like a lot but basically I was born in Russia so I have a part of me that is specifically Mandarin so I can tan really dark but if I'm not outside I stay pretty white. Then I moved to The USA since I was adopted by a Hispanic & white family but mostly grew up with knowing more of the Hispanic family members around but was never taught Spanish. The what people would normally say is "a normal white, blonde, blue eyed female", right. So when people met me they immediately already made up their minds that whatever I had to say would be either "oh that's just dumb blonde white gurl talk," or just wouldn't take me seriously, or flat out was racist towards me like "how dare I try to start any conversation with them or befriend them." I am a very friendly person so I'm friends with everyone & some people just flat out don't even respect me literally because of my looks. I was not only "adopted", "don't know any Spanish in a mostly Spanish family", "don't look anything like my counterparts" & "a immigrant." & I can't tell you how many times I've been put in boxes by all kinds of people & how much I could relate with so many people cause I've been there but just cause "I'm a white female," "oh no there's no way you've been through anything, you have it so good." like just cause I'm white don't mean shit. Another fun fact I'm also a lesbian & not all the gays are good people either. I'm calling everyone out. And I have be disrespected & discriminated against by all kinds of people, black, Asian, other whites, gay, trans, strait & even Hispanics. You name it I have a story for each & every one of them. So when I hear the blatent disregard for what we go through it frustrates me to the core. People can be the kindest & most friendly people ever but one look at you & all of a sudden "they figured you out."? No! Like ho the hell do y'all have the right to tell me who I am & what I've done if y'all haven't even had a full respectful conversation with me? Like excuse me. I'll give you some examples of just the tip of the iceberg of what I've had to deal with, I was bullied all through out pre-school & grade 6 because I was learning the English language still & struggled with vocally pronouncing certain words & even white people would say to me, "oh you're not really white,." I've had some random dude I never met or talked to at my high school who was hispanic blately called me "white trash", "dumb blonde," & I've never met him. I've had a gay friend that called me homophobic because I don't agree with any public affection like when a couple kiss in public cause I don't see it as respectful to the people around you weither you're gay or straight. I've had a trans friend tell me I'm transphobic & racist because I didn't want to date them. When I tanned really dark I was darker than my mother who was Hispanic & she's dark so my friends would tease me that I'm not dark enough but on the other side when I'm not outside as much like in the winter time when I get lighter & I looked more white my other friends would tease me like I'm not dark enough. Like the list goes on. At the end of the day anyone can be discriminiatory & be discriminated against no matter what you look like or what ideas you hold. Stop with this insanity of blatant ignorance. You don't know people's story so before you go out judging & acting a fool, think before you say a word or do anything & if you know you can't do say anything & walk away. I'm done with it.
Never been called a cracker, but have been told that I am "too white," that I need to "check my white privilege" and my kids have been informed by their black classmates that they have no ethnicity because they are white. We are Czech and the last time I checked that is a West Slavic ethnic group ... On another note, loved your take, and your editing is fire!!🔥Enjoyed the video and will be back!
@@NoNameWillBeGiven778 From Middle English, from Old French sclave, from Medieval Latin sclāvus (“slave”), from Late Latin Sclāvus (“Slav”), because Slavs were often forced into slavery in the Middle Ages. The Latin word is from Byzantine Greek Σκλάβος (Sklábos)
@@NoNameWillBeGiven778 Wow now that is a new one. Another i can put behind me and not care what people call me because i know who i am and you never asked to find out who somebody is before it but you probably hate going into stores and being followed? Why they bunch everyone together. Now look at what you doing the same thing. We need to stop this bullshit and work together before the rich come take our stuff.
Omg..are they ok?
And that is the where the word slave originated , from the word “ Slavic “
When I moved to New Mexico I got/get called Gringo. Ha ha. I always know they mean me when they say it. I just smile and say "gringo? That one I do know. Thats about me. (I say it with a big smile)." This is when I was working 911 and I never took (and won't take it) as an insult. They were identifying me, and they were never rude to me and would always smile back.
My daughter is half white and I don't want her to feel any self hatred towards herself because of it. This video was super refreshing to see! Thank you for being the voice of us who are also sick and tired of this anti white rhetoric.
Your daughter is mulatto, a unique blend of black and white. Too many people want to call mulatto people black and give them grief if they don't.
@@Frank-sm9ylisn't that a problematic word nowadays?
@@Victoria08822 only because Democrats are denigrating it. They want mulatto counted as black. I know 3 mulatto. All say they're pressured by their black side of the family to be, act black not white. Mulatto like Obama say they're black for all the advantages given to black people.
I’m so glad I found your channel!You are awesome sharing this to all my friends.❤
I remember being young in the 90s and everything was pretty chilled. Gay ( me) ,straight, all races just got on, had fun, focused on careers, were neighbourly, bitched about each other, united in hatred against people who stole car park spaces at supermarkets, shared drugs, cigarettes and smiles.
I wish we could go back to that.
Mine was the 60s, 70s, 80s Damn that was a calmer, friendlier people cared about each other.
I grew up young in the 90s, it wasn’t entirely like that. Kids would call you gay as an insult back then
Had a similar experience in 2000s-early 2010s before social media
@@ShoaibKhan-bz5qm Mellow times.
@@DavidWilliams-by2neyeah but back then, kids were taught to love themselves so that the words of morons didn’t effect us. Not so anymore.
Its strange how some people think the only way to uplift their community, is to discriminate against another. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.
Same with the body positive movement demeaning thin women.
I'm part white part native, but me and my siblings all have my mother's complexion (bout as white as you can get) and my entire childhood growing in a majority black neighborhood I was consistently called mayonnaise, cracker, etc etc. In fact it escalated from just verbal insults to straight up racially charged harassment such as knocking on our doors at all times of the night, throwing rocks and other things at our windows, standing outside our house yelling racial slurs 12-3 AM, knocking our fans out of the windows, walking into our house uninvited if we left our door unlocked(daytime), jumping us when and if we played outside, stealing our stuff, stealing our toys, going as far as one point pinning my brother to the ground and forcing him to eat dirt, threatening us, we quite literally couldn't leave our house and the police did nothing. We had done nothing to those people to provoke or deserve anything like that. I remember when we first moved in, i was quietly playing at the park when a girl around my age maybe a little older came up behind me to drag me by my hair to jump me with her friends. I didn't even know who she was, I hadn't even looked in her direction but people will tell me I deserved it, me an 7 year old little girl at the time along with my 6 year old brother deserved it. I have been told that so many times, to suck it up, to get over it, when those people literally made us fear for our lives at the end of it all.
Slurs from either side just show the insecurity of the person throwing it. Centered self-confident people don't need to try and put others down to make themselves feel better.
Hearing people clapping for the guy proposing genocide was absolutely chilling.
The man on the subway attacking that family was sickening and it made me even more mad seeing no one intervene. 😡😢 if it was the other way he would’ve been arrested and charged.
Ngl, the thought of pushing him out the sub door came in my head once I heard him say the things he did.
Thing is, if anyone did intervene, they're the ones who would be labelled racist and probably arrested
He also did that to Asian people.
He's gonna try that with the wrong white man one day.
One of these days, he’ll mess with the wrong people. If I was a mother and met that guy, I don’t think I would be able to control myself.
So much to say. For starters I as a white person has never seen nor have ever eaten potato salad with raisins, however I have heard older like 70 year old women begin to add raisins why idk. Also, potato salad originated from Germany with potatoes, boiled eggs, and herbs no raisins. The word “cracker,” is a slur that was used towards Celtic immigrants (Scots-Irish)as a way to describe them as unruly, and ill-mannered. Just like “honky” is a slur towards Hungarian immigrants. Etymology is amazing.
"Mayonnaise filled tears" made me spit out my coffee, and I'm white
As a Sicilian/Spanish woman I was bullied relentlessly in 7th and 8th grade by a group of black girls. The only time I've ever been bothered or called racial slurs were always by black girls, if I'm being honest. This has happened to all of my Spanish cousins as well, and it was always black girls. Black people can definitely be racist. I'm 42 years old so 7th grade was a long time ago and it was happening back then, so this is by no means a new phenomenon. I've lived in the same city, in the same inner city neighborhood my entire life and know a lot of people, people of every race and class. I have black people in my family. I have a niece who's half black and her father has been in our family for a very long time (He's known a family for 30 years as we've all gone to the same schools our entire lives and grew up in the same neighborhood). I don't view all black people to be the same. Just like all white people are not the same and just like all Spanish people aren't the same. Being prejudiced/racist toward another group of people is possible for anyone, regardless of their race.
Also, Being both White and Hispanic (even though Sicilian is of Latin descent, for some reason were still called white🤷🏽♀), Cracker is just as insulting as Spic.
I means Spaniards are also of latin decent hence also white Europeans unless you’re saying Spanish instead of Latin American? But regardless that sucks.
You should have told those girls you were the daughter of a mob boss. That bullying would have stopped in a hurry. Tell them they can sleep with the fishes.
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@@nate-otero European Spaniards are white, but Hispanic Americans can be whatever race including white as well. So it's easier to look on accent and nationality rather than race.
@@enlosluceros7236 I mean she says Sicilians are Latin but she’s still called white because of course Sicilians and Spaniards are white Europeans of Latin(Roman) descent (seeing as that is where the Latin part comes from in Latin America). I understand in the US saying you’re Spanish doesn’t necessarily mean you’re saying that you are of Spanish descent (which is ridiculous btw you wouldn’t call all English speakers English) but a person from a Spanish speaking country in the Americas.
And yes thank you for being so fair and for being a voice of reason in the chaos. I appreciate that about you as well!
Fair? 😅 bruh y’all are so delusional it’s sickening at this point! Right now white people are in the comments on Republican pages calling all black women unintelligent LITERALLY! Charlie Kirk says it all the time but y’all are defending people that think you are stupid 😐. Sure don’t see you guys mad about the white man that kicked people in a store? Didn’t 2 white cops kill a man in Alabama with his hands up? Fair though right because we all know how people are against white people for absolutely no reason
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Yeah I'm glad I stumbled upon her channel today ❤ I love and support anyone who simply projects truth, honesty, manners and consideration for others ❤❤ Beautiful lady, with a new subscriber 😂❤
@@CandyKG28 truth? It’s only truth because you want to believe it! Did you notice she didn’t do reacting to anti black TikTok’s? But fairness huh
The potato salad one hurts. My mama makes a MEAN potato salad yall😭
Racial Stereotypes will never not be racist regardless of the race honestly. its hella messed up.
As a white person, I must say "caucacity" is a pretty funny word. I almost fell over laughing.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same. I like to call myself a chalk demon cause it makes me giggle. And I am practically fluorescent.
Believe me when you have it on a regular basis it becomes less and less funny, to the point where it's not funny at all. It literally means how dare you have the audacity (because you're white) and have no right to be upset about anything.
@@MelaniePoparadchalk demon 🤦🏾♂️🤣…I promise I’m laughing with you and I’m dying because I’ve never heard that 🤣🤣🤣
Caucacity.........is that like nignorance or nignorant.....kinda seems like it to me,but what do I know I smell like a dog right.
It's really sad. I'm white and grew up poor af in all black neighborhood's in the 80s and early 90s. I rarely experienced racism back then from either side. Now as an adult 42 yr old woman, in the last few years I've been called so many horrible names and experienced so much asinine racism is insane. Then i get called racist just because I'm white. I have a mixed child. A very mixed granddaughter. Friends of every race. Yet suddenly after all of these years I'm racist when I'm the one experiencing racism. It hurts, and it makes me angry. We grew up being told you judge people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin. I bet poor Dr King is rolling in his grave smh. People now fighting FOR everything he fought against.
THIS. Still living in the same environment. I've seen more racist black people on the net (I don't go out in public much nowadays) and it's usually black women. Haven't noticed it till covid hit. Like being stuck in the house all day made people go crazy.
@GACHULUNA almost like people warned you and you called then racist. @@jewelfox143
Me and u both. I'm white grew up poor in a predominantly black community at the same time as u and we never even discussed our differences or racism. My friends parents treated me like family just as my dad treated all my black friends like family. It didn't matter what color we were, nobody cared. We looked out for each other. The fact that it's changed so drastically is not only scary but it also shows that there's some social engineering going on behind the scenes. Politicians and media seem to want us divided and it's no secret as to why. When we aren't unified then corruption can run rampant. It's really that simple.
right when people wanted to down size the government suddenly everyone was racist
and the rich were evil its the damndest thing. @@TheDevilinThePaleMoonlight
@@TheDevilinThePaleMoonlight 100% correct. We had sleep overs. Everyone treated everyone the same. Parties where the entire complex came out together and ate and had fun. Now suddenly all white people are evil racists? Wtf
I appreciate the fact that you deal with serious issues with common sense and a great sense of humor.
I am white and I was talking to a black person around my age when I was 18 or 19 about how “to me” it’s racist to call me cracker, I was telling them about someone i encountered who was calling me that a while ago. They said “it’s not racist that was just someone being mean or having a bad day, everyone encounters mean people sometimes in their lives”. So I asked them “what if someone called you a derogatory term based on your race”? They said “well that’s actually someone being racist”.
So just because I’m white I am supposed to believe that every person who calls me a derogatory term used only for white people is just someone being an asshole or having a bad day not that they’re racist?
It really confused me at the time and I actually thought that I was in the wrong for even thinking someone calling me cracker is racist for many years.