At 66 years. I have seen the change. It started when the welfare state started. Removed the father from the home. It'd a sad state of affairs, what this country has become. We need less government more taking care of our families

@richardmartin9565

Жыл бұрын

I saw it too.

@Mrs.CGraves

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@mair18

Жыл бұрын

Laura 66 here too I agree .

@Xavier13131

Жыл бұрын

I agree. Family is wealth. We have to take care of each other. Having the father in the home is so important.

@deantait8326

Жыл бұрын

At 72 from LA and LBJ did no one a favor by paying more to 1-parent households. Liberal Logic. Buy the vote now and to heck with the unintended consequences. I’m beginning to wonder if by now, these evil Dems actually want the negative consequences!

He’s clearly out of touch! As a black parent who raised our kids in a predominantly black neighborhood (a little too close to the hood) our biggest fight was saving them from the culture, not racism🗣‼️ All while trying to save ourselves from it! 🤦🏽‍♀️

@Mark-pz3lq

Жыл бұрын

But I've noticed the biggest culture thing going on is women over sexualizing themselves and wanting to get into prostitution and stripping for money. It's sad because this is Somebody's Daughter or sister. I guess it was okay when it was just a few, now it's too many.

@carlitosortiz2870

Жыл бұрын

"Saving yourselves from the culture not racism"....i had this thought about but i've never seen it in words....major props to you.

@There348

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I’ve thought throughout my entire life! I have twin black sons & I always ALWAYS tell him.. babies, it’s not a ‘black’ thing.. it’s a cultural thing! The left is so hell bent on ‘racism’ to the point they don’t see beyond that!

@Mark-pz3lq

Жыл бұрын

@@There348 you have great discernment skills. I have found out this racial hate pushed by our own black people hurt our own intellectual growth, instead of attending school and learning on concentrating on education; students are instead looking for ways they can say something's racist. Remember how people used to say you won't use certain subjects out of school? Well that's just not true much of the stuff we learn in school is used today especially related to mathematics and science.

@There348

Жыл бұрын

@@Mark-pz3lq wow, you’re so correct! Teacher: “you can’t walk around with a calculator in your pocket every day!” 2015: Teacher, you’re correct. We carry it around on our wrists. - Apple Watch 2022: iPhone 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

Once you over come the victim mentality you realize its all about choices and determination is your key to success

@dougr8646

Жыл бұрын

That's right BDT tell em

"Sports is nothing without someone trying to stop you from scoring. " Yessir! What a great statement! 👍🏾

This professor has 100 times more power than me and I supposedly have all of this white privilege.

@OriginalBabyBoi

Жыл бұрын

Don't be so ungrateful!😈

@robbieh.chafin6202

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat as you. I have had to work sick and all but never had privileges.

@fishmud3264

Жыл бұрын

Omg das raaaaycist bro!

@warrenmcelroy4718

Жыл бұрын

@@OriginalBabyBoi he isn’t being ungrateful, he’s simply making a very valid point

@OriginalBabyBoi

Жыл бұрын

@@warrenmcelroy4718 I was being sarcastic lol.

Victim mentality is very damaging. I would NEVER want my kids to have it, no matter WHAT color.

@ritaree4239

Жыл бұрын

Facts very damaging indeed

@edwinamendelssohn5129

Жыл бұрын

@@ritaree4239 teaching kids to be victims stunts their growth no matter what the facts are.

@thejookking

Жыл бұрын

Tuesday September 13th 2022. *"Plaid Paisley •20h ago (edited) Victim mentality is very damaging. I would NEVER want my kids to have it, no matter what their race."* +I just LOVE when Huwhite and non-Black people accuse Blacks of having victim mentality when Huwhite people play the victim card all the time!!! Ex/ The Great Replacement Theory espoused and promulgated by Tucker Carlson. _'We can't teach CRITICAL RACE THEORY to our kids because it will make us (Huwhites) look bad.'_ Police Interaction videos where the majority and degree of victimd of unfair Police brutality are Black people. _'We must storm The Capitol and take back our country!!!!'_ Yeah... If Black people are victims it's because a certain demographic of people are the victimizers. I don't hear youse people saying that grape victims have victim mentality.

@thejookking

Жыл бұрын

@@ritaree4239 *"Rita Ree9h ago Facts very damaging indeed"* +HAHAHAHA!!!! If youse people were actually interested in FACTS then you would allow proper history to be taught in schools and not what you misrepresent as CRITICAL RACE THEORY. YOU are just interested in upholding Huwhite Spremacy.

@edwinamendelssohn5129

Жыл бұрын

@@thejookking one event vs constant violence Concern for the whole nation vs constant personal grievances

He is like a parent who’s child can do no wrong then blames others for their troubles.

I will never cease to be amazed that people who have made it out keep telling us we can't get out.🤦🏾🤷🏾

This "Professor" answered a lot of his own questions but didn't listen to his own answers.

@leannmeddings4068

Жыл бұрын

Complete arrogance. The man has blinders that he put on himself.

How can dude say in the same sentence "I can't speak for everyone", and then goes on to speak for a group ? Yeah and a degree means nothing. Family, attitude and choices are everything.

@tcorben60

Жыл бұрын

Niccas for you

@wnation3037

Жыл бұрын

9

@wnation3037

Жыл бұрын

9

@wnation3037

Жыл бұрын

9p

@wnation3037

Жыл бұрын

⁹

he is a teacher...HE HAS POWER OVER THE STUDENTS & THEIR GRADES 👏👏👏

“Are there people trying to hold us back?”…….YES! It doesn’t matter what race or gender you are….there are people who will hold you back. It is up to YOU to fight through it.

Amen Van!!! Speak on it 👏 🙌 Sadly, this educated man is a hypocrit

@leannmeddings4068

Жыл бұрын

Education has little meaning if it's not directed in a good way. I'm glad he didn't teach my kids.

Before looking outside at what is holding you back, look inside. Keep keeping it 💯 LFR.

I was raised in a one room house, well, outhouse. Ate in a restaurant for the first time at 12 years old. Taught to do everything for ourselves. Worked my way through college but never hired anyone to repair my car, house, dishwasher etc. any money was invested. i’m 76 now and a millionaire.

It amazed me that the professor believes he has no power. He actually has too much power in the fact that he is teaching his beliefs to how many students. Influencing and shaping their minds. Spreading his skewed views.

@Scrub_Jake

Жыл бұрын

Amazing!

@therescuedlife9881

Жыл бұрын

Great comment!

The word discrimination has been widdled down to one meaning. When every single person discriminates every day of their lives. We're discriminant when we purchase something, picking a partner, deciding what to eat, and on and on. If you didn't discriminate in your life, then you would except everything and anything that came along. Discrimination does not mean racist, or prejudice. It has an extremely wide meaning.

@82fdny97

Жыл бұрын

I try to explain that concept to people and they blankly stare it me. What I dont do everyday is just as consequential as what I actually do

Van. Thank you for raising your kids, and marrying your wife. Your a hustler, you did it, and your still learning. Pure Heart.

@Mrs.CGraves

Жыл бұрын

@@DEMONIKMINION thank you for doing what your supposed to do. I know your boys appreciate you too. Parenthood is a thankless job, but so worth it too! It’s UNREAL society has crumbled to the point of having to say this.

Van, we will never, collectively, get to a better place as humans if we keep relying on the old basket of systemic racism that no longer exists. You nailed it. It’s cultural, not 100%, but poor habits create poor outcomes. Props to you and your wife and especially your babies. Great job.

@kathyo523

10 ай бұрын

I'm white. I have no power and never wanted power. This is just so they can justify the rampant racism.

I love what you have to say about how you're raising your children. I wish EVERY parent (of every race) had this attitude.

He is a professional student/socialist influencer. He milks a system. He gets payed, to hang out at school and push the agenda. And he is good at it. Someone needs to ask Jesse,, Does single race preference exist?

@CodyCha

Жыл бұрын

All African studies in universities is just that. Marxist indoctrination.

@Mrs.CGraves

Жыл бұрын

Oppression pays big money right now. And these people do not care that the Known outcomes are detrimental and completely destructive to Family, individual self, community, faith. It’s a destroyer of Worlds.

@GiveMeLiberty221

Жыл бұрын

Yes the explosion of this really blossomed in the late 90s. Today it's out of control, but shows like this are quelling the madness quickly!.

@IdahoRanchGirl

Жыл бұрын

@@GiveMeLiberty221 it blossomed because of Obama. He created the division he was aiming for. He knew he was doing it. He hates America because his absent daddy hated it. He was also pretty much raised by Bill Ayers. Enemy of the state. He spent every summer with that radical commie. There's no way that guy didn't have a hand in the plans Obama had during his presidency.

@GiveMeLiberty221

Жыл бұрын

@@IdahoRanchGirl agree, he is a Globalist, a Demon. I knew that before he was elected in 08, 09

Man, you give me hope for the future of AMERICA. I'm in mid 60s, watched the establishment mistreat my brothers that served in Korea and Vietnam. The government has not only grown in corruption but evil is their mantra now.

Honestly, this is the first gentleman I have seen in all my life that had I studied under him as a student, he could probably have swayed me to his way of thinking because of his approach. That is frightening!!! His demeanor, personality, intelligence, and how compassionate and understanding he comes across with Jesse...young people when presented a view from someone like this could easily be swayed to that particular way of thinking. He is more influential than the angry radicals. Luckily most militants on the left are not so well spoken and smooth. He presents a well thought out way of delivering information. It would be difficult for young folks to argue with this man. Jesse is doing a great job but this man has good leadership skills for sure.

Thank you for talking about raising your kids with high standards. And they exceeded them! You and your wife did very well by your children. I am always amazed when people think asking less of someone is good for them.

Hey bro just incase you havent heard it lately I appreciate you. Your open mind and ideology of self responsibility is refreshing. It's my hope that you continue to grow (in learning and channel) Keep up the good work, peace.

@rosaqueen6595

Жыл бұрын

Subterfuge has prof selected for manning plantation fencing with slanted info due to inadequate historical mind-search blind spots

@pamuladawkins7542

Жыл бұрын

What is open minded about this man ? What ideology is he speaking. You want us to teach our children there is no racism in this country. Sometimes you can tell when people are high without knowing that they are.

Sad, that professor thinks like this

@ksgraham3477

Жыл бұрын

Sadder yet, is that he is teaching it to others!

Touching a point about racism fortunately I grew up in an area that had people from all over the world so I never judged anyone by their color or where they were from. the only Power racism has is when you react to it. I love your show I love being part of the LFR family blessings to you my friend

There need to be more people like you brother. People who are openly resisting the victim mentality and taking their lives into their own hands instead of avoiding responsibility at all costs. Thank you for what you are doing.

Started watching when you were doing the music videos. Hit That Thanggg! Love the new material. By the way my black stepfather had his own Cement business in 1972 and couldn't read or write well. You want to be successful in America? OUTWORK YESTERDAY!

@drewskifrosty5955

Жыл бұрын

Those last few sentences are 💯. My uncle had his own concrete company also, footers, basements, retaining walls etc, with a 8th grade education. He inherited the business from his father who only made it to the 6th grade! Out Work Yesterday!

@davidmurany6683

Жыл бұрын

@@drewskifrosty5955 intelligence can be gained without formal education. Plenty of people with degrees that aren't that smart.

Van, if everyone (black and white) lived like you do this world would be a better place! You ROCK!!! ❤

Van, I’ve been with you for a while. I believe you have graduated. It’s been a long journey. You are now an American conservative. Congratulations Van ! Very proud of you. You have found a great sense of mental freedom. Keep driving forward. ✌🏻

Hi Van, Your videos and comments are very engaging and thought-provoking. My family came to the US in the 1800’s from Europe because they were starving and poor and uneducated. America offered an opportunity to work and raise families. It wasn’t until my mothers generations that our family became middle-class. Both my grandfathers were farmers in land they rented, and barely survived. They strongly encouraged their children to get an education so they didn’t have to do hard physical work til they die. This is my “white” heritage in the United States. I’m not rich but comfortable, I’m sure my ancestors would be so pleased that their progeny had finally realized their dreams and hopes. I am very very grateful for all my predecessors for hard work 🙏🏼

Being polite is one thing. Giving these leftists too much credit of intelligence and intention makes them even more dangerous.

@JevonMusicGroup

Жыл бұрын

You're right... insulting, berating, and demonizing people with whom you disagree is the key to a healthy country. 🙄

@mars1072

Жыл бұрын

@@JevonMusicGroup Please tell that to the left cause that is their main M.O

@JevonMusicGroup

Жыл бұрын

@@mars1072 I don't disagree. But two wrongs don't make a right.

@edwinamendelssohn5129

Жыл бұрын

@@JevonMusicGroup some berating is deserved. They have no trouble berating decent people without cause.

@JevonMusicGroup

Жыл бұрын

@@edwinamendelssohn5129 How about this guy JLP is interviewing in this video?

Van, you, young man, are wise beyond your years. You and your wife have raised a beautiful family. And, now you are raising, through this channel, your community. Well done, young man, well done.

@billbradleymusic

Жыл бұрын

I don't know him but he sure is on the right track. God bless em all.

This is my first ever comment on your channel.I watch you almost daily. I love the integrity you have, your honesty, and your sharing of Godly values to raise a family and to work hard! I wish everyone would watch your channel. God bless you! 🙏❤️

I talk about culture all the time. The parent's need to teach honesty and integrity.

OMG, this is what I heard from this gentleman, "I would be a racist if I had power."

@SickBoiRENegade

Жыл бұрын

🎯 I loved your comment. Sadly he has a lot of power in brainwashing the younger generation into thinking this way as well!😔

@leannmeddings4068

Жыл бұрын

@@SickBoiRENegade yeah, he isn't seeing that though. He has blinders on. He's been so beat down and held back. Wonder how far he could have gone in life had he shed his victim coat and took life on instead? He hates himself.

@leannmeddings4068

Жыл бұрын

What do you call someone with his attitude when he doesn't have power? And what is the power he talks about? Being white?

Now this is a reaction channel. So many KZreadrs just want the video to play, and some barely make a sound. Mostly likely I’ve seen the video, or I know I can look for it after. But what I want to see is the person, pausing and giving their reaction. You of course did that and beyond. Excellent. Thank you 👍🏽👏🏽😌🙏🏽🌟🕊

Van, you are a bright and practical thinker. I do appreciate your commentary. Thanks for being a voice for the folks that don’t have one right now or are afraid to use it. God Bless You and Keep You Safe ! 🙏🥰❤️

Much respect. We need more open minded people like you.

Best commentary from you I’ve heard yet!! You are gaining in strength everyday to do your own show without the reactions! Keep gaining, keep going forward, you are going to be a great speaker, in fact you already are!!!

I was in combat 54 years ago, that is nothing, what you do makes you a hero to me.

My father came home from world war 2 on crutches. refused any government help ever! No one of my relatives , mostly equally poor with us would take any government help. The poor today without working live better than my relatives working 60 hours a week.

You have huge power when you teach children. Or young adults. HUGE. I was a teacher and I took that power very seriously. My kids never knew my political leanings or what I believed. But I would encourage them to debate and support their beliefs. It didn’t matter if they agreed with me.

I've been watching a lot of your older posts recently. I'm so happy to see how much you have learned and how much sense you have. You are trying to find the truth. You are a very intelligent man. God bless you

Lfr💪 from South Africa man, keep feeding the flock

@cowel8734

Жыл бұрын

Blessings from Florida (USA) 🙏

@fishnolle

Жыл бұрын

💜 from Sweden 🇸🇪 🙏

The biggest problem with any society is pride. For those who are power, they can become boastful, self-indulgent and self-serving. For those who seek power, they can become envious, dubious, dishonest and vengeful. Both scenarios lead to tyranny. Blessed are the peacemakers.

Hey Van. You absolutely crushed it in your speech halfway through this video. You are absolutely correct about us stop looking back. And to piggyback off of your sports analogy, the wins that are considered best are those that are won against a really tough DEFENSE. Those are the wins that define a team and a season. This is exactly like life!

Love you brother, I hope your family is doing good!

I actually respect this professor. He seems to be holding a real conversation. To use the guys with the torches and even the klan today they don't have any power yet he says they are racist, but because he don't have power he can't be racist

@plaidpaisley5918

Жыл бұрын

I can see that he is back tracking a bit.

So proud of you Van! Watching your personal growth as an individual, father, husband and man is truly a pleasure. Thank you for sharing your journey along the way. May God continue to bless you and your family on your journey. And may you stay grounded in the word of God as you continue your journey to gain wisdom and knowledge as not to be lead astray or take your focus of what truly matters which is God and family. May He strengthen you and give you the courage to spread His message and word as your platform grows. God bless brother.

The problem is when you start fighting for a cause, you end up doing exactly what you're fighting against.

The s**t day I've had can only be soothed by the LFR FAMILY 👍 peace and love people stay blessed 🙌 🍻❤

This was one of my favorite videos from you! Van you are an amazing person, and more wise and honest (with others and self) then many people in this world. I am so grateful you have shared this journey with us. Thank you!

@Edward-gh6jp

Жыл бұрын

AMAZING

God is using you Van, and I appreciate you picking up the mantle. Love seeing a good family man! God bless you and your family. We are all Gods children…

Great job Van. I absolutely enjoy watching your videos. You are so real and you are able to point out the victim mentality that is being pushed. Keep on doing what you do.

Your analysis of the prof is perfect! Great show!

First off Van, God bless you and your family, I've been telling my family members about this things, then pride gets involved then it turns into a mess, 😥 to say we're still upset at people we don't even know

Sir, you are wise beyond your years. Your show is awesome and your analysis is always spot on.

Kudos to this professor for sitting down this long and having a calm conversation

I love Jesse. Just called in to his show this morning to ask about forgiving the dead. Great man.

@janelleg597

Жыл бұрын

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@davidandadamplaygamesphelp3601

Жыл бұрын

What's your question

@lauragesicki5499

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean forgiving the dead. I didn’t understand can you explain if you don’t mind? You have my interest.

@lauragesicki5499

Жыл бұрын

I definitely believe in forgiveness and letting go so you can live your best life.

@glowingsme7943

Жыл бұрын

Forgiving people who have harmed you, in general, is a good thing. Holding onto anger from an injustice is only holding yourself back. Someone is holding space rent free in your life, and they don’t care one bit. Forgive, learn from what occurred, and try to keep from a repeat experience with the situation that caused harm. I can’t imagine holding onto an injustice from the past that I didn’t even experience. When was the last time an actual person who was a slave, actually alive? As far as the Jim Crow laws, yes, they should have been tossed aside… they were inherently going against the constitution. Extra laws to create more rights for one color over another, is racist. The laws that mandate quotas etc, are racist toward other races, especially those of Asian decent. (They have to be perfect and are still tossed to the side for someone who is black and didn’t work nearly as hard in school… just look at requirements of Universities for admission. It’s crazy).

Sorry, I unsubscribed by accident, and then resubscribed right away! I’m so glad that that stupid strike is not changing you. Pls don’t let them take your personality away.

These conversations, and especially the way you convey it, is not hate but love. I feel your love for people. Your people and all people. I've seen your mind expand just through this channel. You're a good man.

I find it amazing that his goal is to blame the white man rather than focus on helping his community

"professors" these days tend to be more into academics than intellectualism.

@GiveMeLiberty221

Жыл бұрын

Your serious?

@alabama2uz

Жыл бұрын

@@GiveMeLiberty221 Absolutely. Many openly deny the value of quantitative analysis. By no definition is that intellectualism.

@peterf08

Жыл бұрын

Anyone who will categorise all people in any field is a fool

@alabama2uz

Жыл бұрын

@@peterf08 Why would you do that, then? "tend to" and "many" are not categorical words. That is the lack of intellectual thought I'm talking about.

@peterf08

Жыл бұрын

@@alabama2uz you put professors in speech marks, obviously questioning their intellectualism as you put it You're basically saying you "tend" to be more smarter than professors but i think "many" would disagree im afraid

we need more dudes like you keep up the good work!

Amen! Young man. You said the TRUTH and Nothing but the TRUTH. Keep up the good work.

van you looking down these past few videos! keep your head up. you made it this far, ain't nothing gonna stop you!

@hillbillyhullabaloo

Жыл бұрын

He just been stoned on that good good. He got it a few days ago.

I believe it's our own mindset that holds us back, and this refers to everybody. If you are negative and feel everyone's against you, ofcourse you won't want to do anything and stay fixed in your bad situation. Every nationalities have problems. Stop being a victim and do better. We are all strong and capable. Be proud to be yourself and set a goal and work towards it.

@OriginalBabyBoi

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, outlook is huge in how we move forward and grow. It's not just a saying that you can achieve anything if you really want it

Keep standing on that hill!!!! There will be millions who will be there with you.

Affirmative action needs to be abolished

Love Jesse and your show👍❤️

@dudet9662

Жыл бұрын

2023年7月4日是中国革命日 人们会站起来。桌子会倒。人们必须同时站在一起。带来雷声。

3000 per family a year or month? Because if he thinks 3000 a year is the average black family income he is false and if he thinks that’s our income a month he still is false and if he actually thinks white ppl make 100,000 a year he is false and if he think they make that a month he is insane, so I’m confused he need to be more specific on that and I wanna know if that was just a example that’s was false On purpose just to make a point or he was dead serious

I love your sports analogy to life! We ALL struggle. NOTHING has ever been given to me. I've never taken a handout and had to bust my butt for anything I've ever had.

Van, I always enjoy your content, even the uncomfortable stuff. I can't wait to see you on the shows with the guys you've been reacting to. I hope to see you interacting with them and talking to them - not just talking about them! Keep doin it!

Van, you are seriously on a path to where you can become a significant national figure for the black community. You have all of the skills to be that if you choose to take that on.

@megansummersides4255

Жыл бұрын

Not just the Black community Sir...🙏

You are doing great. Keep up the good work my friend!

I love what u do my man, keep up the good work. U gave me hope!! Thank you!!

Another good video from our LFR father. Everyone check out the stylin’ hats. Support equality and brotherhood today because you will never change the past. Move on and move forward Together!

Love you bro keep up the content we look forward to your reactions everyday!

Van, you made me jump out of my seat when you said, “C’mon man. You’re making yourself small.”, and what I’m sure you meant after that was that he was making himself small to appear as the victim that needs his argument to carry validity because he’s the victim. THAT right there is the entire core of the greatest problem that Jesse argument zeros in on. When he says that racism doesn’t exist, just evil, it’s pretty obvious that he is contending that any act of discrimination not based on character alone and for reasons of color, ethnicity, or any other physical attribute is just evil. It’s not OK to act and interact with other humans of like attributes in a cordially respectful and pleasant way, then on the flip side be vile and dis-compassionate to others because of their race or ethnicity. As a summary of what I think Jesse really means is, just because you have the capacity to be kind accordingly in certain circumstances doesn’t mean you’re simply racist, you’re evil and that’s the all encompassing reasoning. For what Jesse sees as reasonable to inspire a more unified perception of all humanity as one, I totally get it. Being racist is simply one attribute that automatically drops you into the category of evil, full stop. It does make logical sense as an attempt to drop the concept of racist as a stand-alone attribute in favor of creating a mind set of total equality regardless of race or ethnicity. But at the point we are at in our socio-economic circumstance, it is definitely very important to isolate the definitions of the term racism and show the opportunistic distortions being applied to that term in order to use it as a political weapon used by those in positions of power to sway and group folks into victimhood for personal and political gain. At this point, the left has quite effectively sliced off that aspect of the definition of evil and made it its own cottage industry. Racism and exploiting the emotional value of it is a career for a lot of folks and if the concept of racism was to be diminished down and fully absorbed into the term evil, it would lose its luster as a viable promotional moniker for those that use the emotional inspiration of the idea of racism as a tool of commerce in support of the concept of victimhood. I have to tell you Van, I like the way you listen to and hear the content detail in these interviews my friend. You pick up on the most vital points of contention that so many of these folks that traffic in the whole victimhood mentality use as their tools of the trade and ripe them open quite effectively. I’m telling you my friend, keep doing what you’re doing as hard and as often as you’re doing now. You are answering extremely logical questions, OUT LOUD, that many folks may ponder briefly, but once someone comes along and rubs that emotion button again, all logic break away from the dock and floats away in the current. It’s important that you keep reacting with clearly explained honesty as a reinforcement letting folks know it’s actually OK to challenge the words of others if it doesn’t sit right with you. My guess is that if you keep on track the way you are, you are going to be a very identifiable voice in the waking up of a lot of folks stuck in that victimhood mindset that dragging down far too many folks in the black community. I honestly pray for a day all of that BS gets washed away. Maybe you are one that can help that happen!! 👍🏻😎👍🏻

best analogy with sports. Great job! Great show! You’re getting and giving some good wisdom here

I LOVE your channel! You make so much sense. YOU, dear friend, are making a huge difference for America and Americans!

I found you about a moth ago and I love your videos!

I'm so glad this professor is giving examples

The only person that would keep you down is your self, a person can do anything if they put their mind to.

WOW...VAN!! BRAVO! That was an AMAZING analogy! In sports it is literally NOTHING if not working against.....TO WIN!!!!!

Hey!!!!!

@sid2112

Жыл бұрын

Howdy!

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@michaeljordan4411

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Wow, i've seen a lot of recommendation about Rick Wayne, is he really that good.

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I agree that divisiveness gives our power away to those in power. We can accomplish much more if we work together to make positive changes.

I grew up, a White girl in the 60s, in a majority Black neighborhood and school. I was witness to a type of culture among Black kids that when I grew up, I finally understood its consequences. The culture that I witnessed, that as an adult I understood explained the reason WHY many Black people seemed to remain at a certain level that they could not rise above, was this: In school, I was a good student. I studied hard, raised my hand in class and asked questions, did well on tests and got good grades. The Black kids, on the other hand, would actually MAKE FUN of each other if they did their homework, if they raised their hands, if they got good grades, they would actually BULLY each other for those things, saying, "Aw Uncle Tom, quit tryna be WHITE!! What's wrong with you, you love WHITEY??" So, I have to disagree with the "White racist power structure" that supposedly kept Black people down - the hidden secret to the phenomenon is found within the Black culture - they deliberately KEPT EACH OTHER DOWN. They deliberately DID NOT STUDY, DID NOT MAKE GOOD GRADES, WOULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN CLASS the way other races of kids did, and in bullying each other, they ensured that as adults, they would not be equipped for the same opportunities for success as other races might. I witnessed this first hand and it never made any sense to me, because I loved school and there was nothing racist about getting good grades and working toward success, but Black kids very evidently had a stigma about achieving that kind of excellence, simply because of the racism within their own minds. They actually equated excellence and success with "Whitey" and considered it to be shameful and undesirable. But in my 61 years, I have NEVER heard one Black person admit that this was a way of life in Black culture. Instead, White people are blamed. Because of this culture of limiting excellence, testing and academics in schools was even geared to lesser requirements, as if Black kids weren't capable of the same kind of excellence, so the academic requirements had to be lessened - but there's no difference in the levels of academic ability between Black kids and other races - it is the academically limiting culture among Black kids that is to blame. Nobody ever talks about this, but in my childhood it was COMMONPLACE, and I thought it was just SAD. All those kids grew up to be adults. This culture was very prevalent in the city of Columbus, Ohio, and not just at that school - my older brothers and sisters went to different schools where it was the same, and there was also a culture of violence against White students, and I assume in other cities as well. Do you think those Black kids went to college and achieved levels of success based upon higher education? Do you think they studied business and became entrepreneurs, were able to buy homes and achieve economic security? The attitudes that led to failure are buried in the culture, did it start at home? Did parents fail them? When did success and excellence become something "White" and be considered a negative thing? And in the schools I went to, I was bullied by Black kids, but when I went to majority White schools with a small population of Black kids, they were not bullied by White kids in the same degree, it just wasn't done. Why the difference? This blame - to me it would be like the Black kids from my childhood blaming ME because they refused to achieve excellence based on their own prejudices. It's TRAGIC and inane.

@leannmeddings4068

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I was born early 1960's and am a white woman. My school was around 50% black/white. I didn't see what you are talking about. Was that happening in the higher grades? We moved right before 6th grade so I don't know about that. The kids in school all got along, no one was smarter than anyone else, there were kids that didn't do too good but I think it was a home issue. I think one kid was being hit by his dad. Another kid was mentally slow and shouldn't have been in the class.i never heard any kids say bad things about anyone cuz everyone would have told them to shut up.

So much respect.. I had seen this interview years ago, but I really enjoyed your takes on this. So much respect 🙏

Beggin an a blamin, cryin an a shamin, it's the oppression olympics...

The idea that someone cant be racist if they have no "power" is one of the most rediculous things Ive ever heard in my life smh

I almost forgot to Thank you Van for what you do! God Bless you young man and your family

Preach it brother!! I love 💕 watching your videos showing the truth!!!

Man what a great statement by Van. “Hopefully your not parking there” I agree there is some differences in the way races are treated because of generalizations. If we keep moving on and joining forces then the only negative voices will be left alone to wither and die .. humanity is beautiful

I really enjoy your free minded unbiased channel. I watch at least 1 episode every day. thank you, I like to learn, for me a day that I learned nothing was a wasted day.

I always learn in these videos. One thing that always stands out is learning to view from various perspectives.

That was brilliant van...the sports analigy...never ever thought of that and that is just brilliant.