To answer your question @ 26:00 its a lot. While the LGBTQ community is often portrayed as a unified front fighting for equal rights, the reality can be more disheartening, particularly when examining the intersection of race and sexual orientation. The notion of unity within the community tends to gloss over significant rifts that disproportionately affect Black LGBTQ individuals. The concept of intersectionality, which recognizes the overlapping and interconnected forms of discrimination that people can face, is often overlooked or even ignored by white LGBTQ members. While they may be marginalized due to their sexual orientation, white LGBTQ individuals often still benefit from systemic racial privileges, sometimes leading to a blind spot regarding the unique struggles that LGBTQ people of color face. Critically, issues that are front and center in the white LGBTQ community don't always align with the most pressing concerns for LGBTQ people of color. For instance, the well-funded and highly publicized fight for marriage equality mainly served the interests of a white, affluent subsection of the LGBTQ community. Meanwhile, anti-discrimination laws, healthcare access, and equitable treatment under the law-issues that disproportionately impact Black LGBTQ individuals-often take a backseat. It's a sobering reality that suggests the LGBTQ community is far from the monolithic entity it's sometimes portrayed as. White privilege within the community often serves to sideline the pressing, life-or-death issues that disproportionately affect LGBTQ people of color. This persistent gap suggests not just a lack of unity, but an active form of neglect that makes the vision of a wholly inclusive LGBTQ community more of an aspiration than a reality.

@I.am.hooked

9 ай бұрын

You said it. This message needs to be spread more.

@DumebiLea

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for this very detailed breakdown. I’ll pin this

@SykesCrisisFire

9 ай бұрын

@@DumebiLea Thank you ❤️

@WackyChu

9 ай бұрын

This! If I’m being honest gay people already won with the gay marriage bill and things died down. But now they’ve gotten too political and pushing trans stuff. They want gender neutral bathrooms and terms. We can’t do gender reveals or say oh hey, your daughter is a girl! Instead it’s your a child. I just think things are getting pushed too far. I’m so glad you are calling out they even if you’re LGBT…you still benefit from white privilege, which is so true.

@sheilarichardson2076

9 ай бұрын

Great answer! This has always been my thought of this particular subject! And as always, the black voices are the loudest, even in that community. So yeah the black LBGTQ voices are the ones that have the biggest impact!

Not the Black LGBT individual making excuses and providing cover

@keona5560

9 ай бұрын

An unfortunately common occurance :/

@MissKashira

9 ай бұрын

Caping like Superman. It's impressive. I'm not sure I've ever fought as hard for anything in my life as this guy is fighting for those chicks to be able to be racist.

@FashionJewelryandmoreFYI-vz1by

9 ай бұрын

For proximity to their wihitness and self hate. Sad ..

@Hawttamale

9 ай бұрын

You always got someone who’s tap dancing for Massa 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

@MotherAngel0482

9 ай бұрын

Oh I went to their page on tik tok and oooh that's their norm I was like oh baby nooo.

Dear Black People, we forgive way too easily and we don't learn from our mistakes!!!!!!

@obamasgirl787

9 ай бұрын

Amen 🙏

@lotiyapathan2861

9 ай бұрын

What do u have to forgive, a whyte person made the word in the first place, lolz, it aint ur word

@jewelchilaka4089

8 ай бұрын

Non really

@Orlanzepol123

6 ай бұрын

@@jewelchilaka4089 ?

I just hope the black people that are promoting forgiveness give that same grace to black people when they make mistakes.

@juliatripp2010

9 ай бұрын

They dont. Just look at all the BW bashing going on

@ebonywatson9939

9 ай бұрын

@@juliatripp2010exactly 😢😢😢

@bluevillsplash

9 ай бұрын

They don't, they won't, never have and never will.

@unanuevapecula

9 ай бұрын

They would never

@MissRedWine

9 ай бұрын

exactly. she can say the n word all she wants. that doesn't trigger me. what triggers me is the two descendants of Stephen from Django Unchained building a savior complex for her. i'll tell you where her family comes from: the two whyte boaters from the alabama brawl. she comes from carolyn bryant's lineage. she comes from the same blood of derek chauvin. this is richard b spencer's daughter. she comes from dred scott's master john emerson. this is who she comes from. so i am not surprised by it by any means. it's the people caping up for her that is the sad part about it.

THERE'S NO WRONG OR RIGHT TIME TO EXPPOSED A RACIST, SHALOM

Can we talk about how these social media platforms don’t censor the n word

@Utriedit215

9 ай бұрын

I got blocked for a month on Facebook for calling somebody a booty bandit before They were calling me all types of N words though

@petttroville5510

9 ай бұрын

Why would they? we brought it to the lexicon. As long as the rappers who made it popular keep using it so will they.

@daibu05

9 ай бұрын

Man can say it all day on Facebook but i got put in Facebook jail for saying "I'm going to trip you when I see you."they said I was bullying

@FashionJewelryandmoreFYI-vz1by

9 ай бұрын

Sometimes I can't even get my comment posted... Considering the topic I'm trying to comment on. Censorship Much?

@davidgerald133

9 ай бұрын

And honestly who would get in trouble for that the most? ...hint ..it wouldn't be white folks

Some black people love defending racist behavior. She knew right from wrong and no excuse.

She was old enough to understand what she was doing. As 18, you are old enough to be considered an adult, surely she would be old enough to have common sense and realize that slurs are offensive and inappropriate.

@itzTeTe

9 ай бұрын

I knew that at 10 years old no reasons why she shouldn’t have, she knew what she was doing. Whackass apology NOT ACCEPTED!

@lmsatafb

9 ай бұрын

Not acceptable.

@lotiyapathan2861

9 ай бұрын

Its not raycist because blacks themselves use it more then any other world, its a term of endearment like blqs define it

@kacollins2620

9 ай бұрын

@@lotiyapathan2861 The majority of the community already said that they don't want to be called that by people who aren't black. Imagine if you had someone calling you a nickname that only your mom calls you and you said you don't like it when they call you by that name, but they chose to ignore your preference. This is racist, but it's also a respect problem. She and other non-black people don't respect our boundaries. You can call us black people. There is already a term for you to use, so use it and stop calling us out of our preferred name.

@lotiyapathan2861

9 ай бұрын

@@kacollins2620 this is not a case of nickname, its a racist term which even blacks should not use, coz it has bad history attached to it, and it was invented by whytes protraying blacks in bad light, this term encompases whole race and is much bigger then nicknaming ur close frnd or family members

Why are some black folk defending her they not gonna defend you like that

Seeing some of these Black folks responding and quick to forgive this behavior is sick. We are indoctrinated to be dismissive of THEIR behavior. This London person is exactly who she is. She half a$$ apologized and added to her story to DISMISS HER BEHAVIOR. NO EXCUSES.

@andrealomax9044

9 ай бұрын

That's the slave mind working. These same people more than likely will not forgive our brothers and sisters that look like them.

@NIKnakNIKKI

9 ай бұрын

@@andrealomax9044 ABSOLUTELY ‼️

Right let’s blame the messenger for exposing a racist 🙄🙄

This one black female who kept calling her a child and excusing her behavior is annoying af.

@sandrawalusimbinanteza550

9 ай бұрын

At 16 living in America especially, you know the weight that word carries! Her saying it over and over again showed she knew the outrage and clout it would bring

@amarisj4276

9 ай бұрын

I'm saying!!!! She made me clutch my pearls in shock... like GIRL, this ain't landing how you think it is. 🙄😒

@donice88

9 ай бұрын

The dude with the afro was killing me!!!

@stannetaprospere4301

9 ай бұрын

At the time that she was making those tweets, trayvon Martin was murdered. Black people marching in the Streets with their hands up because of Ferguson. There is no excuse. Plus that woman had a plantation wedding. Wtf.

@japhya0378

9 ай бұрын

@@amarisj4276 LOL, she was a typical American born immigrant

People act like racism has an expiration date! But y'all do y'all. Once you show me who you are, I will believe you.

Black people, always have to forgive these people, WHY! A lot of us are tired of forgiving the BS! Yet, because we as Blk people can't get to the point of unity and loving ourselves over other's who don't earn our respect and exceptions! SMH

@andrealomax9044

9 ай бұрын

🎯 That right there!

@user-jo3st1xs1q

9 ай бұрын

Because a lot of black peoples want brownie points with whites and want them to like them. It’s like they’re licking their asses and begging for white validation that they will never get. It’s sickening and pathetic.

@mercedesslaughter5862

9 ай бұрын

💯👏🏾

"Oh yes amasa" black dudes like him are bad for the people 😢

I feel sick with the black folks defending these atrocities. Like our ancestors will be flipping side ways in their Graves thinking these are the children they paid with their lives for

The gay black dude that's defending these chips is trying to viral and his self hatred is astonishing

@donice88

9 ай бұрын

...astonishing indeed!!!...

Lord, that gay guy in the beginning was delusional. And why do they speak about the girl like they know these people personally. "Oh she doesn't look like she's saying things now." What she does in private, they don't know what she does.

The way he says "you guys" tells you he believes he's better than the rest of us.

7:38 His defense of her actions are nearly as deplorable as her word choices. What’s remarkable is instead of letting behavior like that crop back up, because it will, why not delete offensive tweets, posts, videos, etc. when you’ve learned, matured and are more educated?

@donice88

9 ай бұрын

He's so understanding and big brain when it cost him nothing... Let a gay white man copy his gay Afro styles on tik Tok go viral, and make a milliondollars, and see how much he wants the gate keep Black culture then... Now it's not fair, and we need to stick together as blk people... #gtfoh #superselfish #gayb4blk

@jaeshasway

9 ай бұрын

@@donice88 My opinion had zero to do with him being gay or the women being gay. Just his defense of her racist past. So make your own comment and do not muddy up mine trying to make it seem like I think a certain way or said something I didn’t. My opinion is only about the issue in the video and not about who anyone chooses to be with. Idc about that AT ALL. Like I said if you grow, learn, change the take accountability vs making excuses. You leave 100’s of racist posts, then delete that isht if they’re no longer part of your belief system. Like it was literally just 10 years ago. She’s in her 20’s not her 70’s so she didn’t forget. What’s also problematic to me is that whoever leaked the tweets is likely someone she hung out with and the timing in which is was released the racist buddies she spent time with probably disapproved of her marriage. Yet people aren’t talking about that. Instead you chose to attack me? Why? For speaking truth? I could care less about the marriage and only about the accountability. She didn’t just mess up with the racist behavior, she messed up by not getting rid of it when she supposedly changed. Me? If I were her, had changed and was no longer a racist, I would’ve deleted that whole account. And made it a teachable moment as soon as I possibly could. I have to question if she’s truly sorry. There’s a difference between being genuinely remorseful and just sorry for getting caught.

@donice88

9 ай бұрын

@@jaeshasway WoW I apologize for the misunderstanding, I wasn't attacking you truly I wasn't...all I was saying is that he seemed very understanding and cavalier/forgiving of racist when it's easy, but if it came to his doorstep and cost him something I believe he would have a different tune...that's all

@carrington2949

9 ай бұрын

Ikr, No one is mad because they are rich and successful, they are mad due to the racism. He is also from a community in which gay white guys still put no fats, no blacks , and no Asians in their dating profiles. Does he make excuses for them too?

@jaeshasway

9 ай бұрын

@@donice88 Understood and appreciated. Thanks 🙏🏽

Its a cop out.. 12 years ago I was 14. I wasnt out here using racial slurs against other races. So why does she get a pass with the excuse of not knowing any better at 16?

We forgive far too much!!!

@sheilarichardson2076

9 ай бұрын

We don’t as individuals, but some black folks will forgive any and everything. Especially if they think the slightest amount of clout is involved.

Gay Dude With Afro & Girl In Pink Would Definitely Be The House Slaves Snitching On The Ones Trying Escape For Freedom😅

She said this in 2012...we'd had a black president for years. Racism was on the rise due to that, but there was a lot of conversation about how wrong it was and things people just should not say.

I'm 45. We'll be still dealing with this when I'm 85. Prejudice and racism may get more diluted over the years, but it's never going away, unfortunately.

1. For many gay men, being attractive is tantamount to good moral stand8ng. 2. Just because people are apart of a minority does not mean that they are not racist. It has been my experience that they are more racist than cis white males. 3. Dude needs to worry about the racism in the alphabet community. White gays still put no fats and no blacks in their dating profiles. He is doing the most to be accepted.

@TiyaLeonard-jf7og

9 ай бұрын

What gay males don’t understand is we pretty women know that about 1. - It’s cringe 😬 and makes me NOT want to be around them

@mercedesslaughter5862

9 ай бұрын

Underrated comment!

For the gay guy standing up for them....if a guy made slurs using the N word and also called him gay slurs would it still be an issue? I mean people get canceled for using insulting slurs against LGBTQ but get excused for being racist or saying racist things. Amerikkka make it make sense!!!!!!!

@fmrc93

9 ай бұрын

I know he’d get offended if I used the F word to describe him whether now or 20 years ago

@Fresh2Def2001

9 ай бұрын

💯💯💯

😕Sooooo if U R A murderer at 16 and u say u have changed,are u supposed to not be dealt with about it wen ur in ur 20's⁉️😕

🤔 It's the young blk woman saying Lunden is from Georgia and she was a kid for me... 😳 Girl WTF?!!

I don’t think she learned anything because if she did, she would have gone back and deleted those posts before she was exposed. She had more then enough time to mature AND delete the posts on her own and then speak on her growth. As many times as she said it, she remembered her prior behavior. She’s only apologizing because she was exposed.

She apologized because she got EXPOSED

Oh look a BM defending a WW😮 gasp

I think it's absolutely incredible how many different races and different social groups. want black people's approval and help on things. while at the exact same time will talk trash about us. it's absolutely incredible this is, the main reason why I don't support any community that isn't the black community. I don't wish any ill will on any communities but you won't be getting my support either. 😂

@WackyChu

9 ай бұрын

YES! that’s why I call BS when Asians cried for BLM support when they started facing racism and saw what we have to go through. But Asians have a huge anti blackness in their communities and always say things like “don’t go outside as you’ll get darker” in Asia. Colorism is extremely bad over there and they spend millions of dollars on whitening products. I can’t help Latino or Asians when they have anti blackness in their communities.

@angelawilliams9088

9 ай бұрын

Mine either!

@sheilarichardson2076

9 ай бұрын

Exactly!! Because as you see here, even the black LGBTQ get angry when we say anything about their counterparts! But as soon as ANYTHING happens they run to the black community for support!! And if no support is given the vitriol received is horrible!

@daveyhouston

9 ай бұрын

You're a racist sir!!! Black supremest!!

@Iam.4aym

8 ай бұрын

❤😂

Even tho it is old, karma is karma it’ll always come back when you least expect it😂

At 16 you do know the n word has a lot of weight when it comes out of a non black mouth! She said it not once not thrice but 100 times or so.. and I know someone on her account did tell her to stop but she didn’t because it gave her clout!

@eveelee4152

9 ай бұрын

This!!!! They always use “I’m was young and stupid” exuse is getting old for me smh 😒

Why is ANYONE surprised? Lmfao

I will never support those two ladies.

Us black people can literally like never rest omg

@Jecal34

9 ай бұрын

That’s the problem too much has been let go and ppl act like they have no damn sense when they go unchecked!!

@RainPhoenixTilla

9 ай бұрын

Facts 😂 no race can literally do anything without bringing us up at least once

@jlobryan6566

9 ай бұрын

Does racism ever rest? What you don’t fight against, you’re complacent in contributing to.

@JadeFalconer

9 ай бұрын

…Power..He hee

@WackyChu

9 ай бұрын

Seriously! It’s exhausting. People are always talking about us or mentioning us. Like keep us out of it!

My granny is still alive she does not care for uncolorful people because of the things they did to her first hand. I grew up with her although how she feels is deep and respect on it all day I’m a give her because she lived that. I feel her pain it’s not deep rooted like hers. You can’t tell people how to feel or how to react everyone is entitled to their opinions. He’s talking like he personally knows them. I’m a say this when a person shows you who they are the first time believe it on god. Black people always wanna down play other black, I can see all the dislike oozing off him for his people put that on god.

@lesley5380

9 ай бұрын

Blessings to your grandma, your lucky to have her here x

She said it right after. And her wife said smirked and said better make sure its off. Let me hush. 😒

It's ignorant to try to excuse that type of behavior simply based on the fact that she was between 16-18 when she said what she said. If people use that logic, then they would also have to excuse the 19 boy that was responsible for the Buffalo shooting this past year. So for those people that are using the age excuse, does that 19 boy get a pass as well for unaliving those innocent people? They are aware of what they are doing at those ages clearly.

Person at 7:21 made sure to bring their tap dancing shoes to this discussion.

I skipped past the guy making excuses,I skipped past the girl in the pink making excuses and past that fake ssa apology. She said she just learned about her tweets🤔 I knew everything after that was a lie. If she really had changed she would have deleted them or the whole account then.

Not really shocked. 😂

The amount of stitches defending them just because they're their faves...... 🙄

@16:34 Everything he said. I'm tired of people using the 'they were too young excuse' when these yt celebrities be like 16-18 y.o. You can drive a car at 16 but you not old enough to know that you as a yt person shouldn't be posting racial slurs/propaganda? Like c'mon!

Young man who said I dont care about it. Not every black person uses the n word. He just assumes that we all say it. But y'all know what they say about people who assume. Can't wait till someone says that him. But remember its normal. People who clout chase off of things like this are pathetic. He sounds crazy. And how do you look racist? Question for the black woman talking about "She don't look like she is that now". Then again she looked smart. Them opened her mouth. I just can't. Olivia was not for at 9:00 not 10 years old when she made this call and she's 16 and she knows exactly what she was saying and how would affect people and that's why she said it. She said it to hurt people.

DUMEBI LEA!!! EVERYTIME I SEE YOU BABE!!! YOU PUT A SMILE ON MY FACE!!! YOU ARE JUST AS GORGEOUS!! AS YOU CAN BE!!!

@DumebiLea

9 ай бұрын

Aww thank you! You just put a smile on my face. I appreciate you 🙏🏽💜

@elijahjudah8195

9 ай бұрын

THANKYOU!!!@@DumebiLea

Believe it or not, it is pretty racially divided in the LGBT community in most cities ive been in, partied in or even threw parties in. Its strange. So while there is a pride, there is also black pride. I always wondered why, but also enjoyed our events. 🤷🏾‍♀️

Our sister @13:04 really spoke the truth right there!

It seems to be a way of showing solidarity (saying the”N” word) with their beliefs about what they really feel about people that don’t look like them. It is their word, I say let them have it. We are the ones who need to stop associating that word with who we are.

@adeyemioyenekan1765

9 ай бұрын

I only partly agree as I think we should boycott individuals, groups and organisations that are racist. There will be reform when money is involved.

I am older and those statements were not accepted when I was a child in the 70s or 80s...there are consequences to things we do in our past

Gay whites are typically racist, gay white men are also typically sexist . Being gay , bi , queer etc do not remove white privilege if you’re white just like it doesn’t remove one’s blackness , hence why I always advocate for safe spaces in the black community for the black lgbtq folks cause they are us and we are them . I as a black woman kinda get it because it’s basically intersectional, but instead of it being about gender and race for me it’s about sexual orientation and race for them and if you’re a black lgbtq woman it’s even wilder , as you’re now three turns down in the intersections , between race , gender and sexual orientation

She knew this foul word was not appropriate. How are you going to be an older teen in America (especially the South) and try to feign innocence?! At the time she did it she did not care because she had no consequences for her behavior. If she had truly changed she would have been transparent before she was exposed. As for her using that disgusting word, every yt person in America knows that it is offensive. As an African American you know this word is meant to denigrate you before you reach 10 years old. Even if our people use it, they know they should not. They hide and deny when they do use it. It's time to face the consequences of her actions. 😊

❤❤Girrrlll that green is Soo beautiful on u boo ..U got that Black Girl Glo n u make that green pop🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. Loving ur channel Lea boo💯👍❣️🙏🦸‍♀️

@6:19 intersectionality is dangerous for the black community. When you are choosing something over your blackness, it’s a problem!!!

@malimoor2654

9 ай бұрын

He’s gay 1st blk 2nd

@HerbalQueen

9 ай бұрын

Right because you gotta know that their Ytness is the most important part of their identity…I do believe that a lot of people in that community crave proximity to Ytness

@MissKashira

9 ай бұрын

Does that go for womanhood too or only queer people?

She's apologizing because she says the n word when she is mad and don't get her way.

I see why the slaves deleted the 🦝's. listening to them wouldve kept us literally enslaved

I agree totally with the last woman speaking strongly!!!! Stop giving these people your ATTENTION. You know what they are. You know wrong from right.

What's sad is that people in the lgbtq+ community usually get away with this type of ish.

I have a feeling that she is still like that which is why those tweets were released. But I can’t prove it so it’s just speculation.

Theirs racist 💯

Yo can’t LOOK at a person and tell if they’re raciest.

Are we shocked BM are uplifting WW racism?

That one gay man was doing the most. It's also crazy how almost every white person had a racist past and we're all okay with it. It doesn't even matter if they were raised in a liberal or a conservative household, they somehow have a racist past and that's crazy. Black people are allowed to be offended and I don't care if y'all call us sensitive, sensitivity is not a negative emotion imo especially when we've been painted as brutes who only feel rage and anger. The lgbtq community is divided and white gays are at the top of the food chain while Asian, black and trans people are at the bottom. It's depressing af.

Listening to that 1st guy speak about the situation made me sick

I'm of the community. I would say yes, the white community here in the Caribbean is privelaged and largely detached from us and our issues. But I primarily live and work around people of colour, so I don't see white folk a lot. I can say although the white people here are generally wealthier, that our community has received the vast majority of help from other black/brown people who were struggling as well and made sacrifices to rescue one another from discrimination, harm and poverty. I think these women are privelaged, but I don't think they are bad. It's just another scandal which doesn't really affect me or my community. They are obviously detached from the black community and that's to be expected considering their upbringing. But the LGBT community isn't a monolith and we have different experiences or "diasporas" you can say. I hope these two continue to learn and grow and come up with a better apology, but honestly I didn't even know them. The black community is clearly not their niche. Yes, racism is harmful but in the grand scheme of things, I don't think these girls are particularly malicious or bad. I have no hate, I hope they change, and I think as we as a community continue to pull ourselves up and rise up, which we are imo, issues like this won't be able to affect us as systematically.

I feel like people get cancelled because as a "nobody" no one is paying u attention....but wen u Become a "somebody" folk feel like everyone is looking and can now be affected n hurt by the things u have done and might do AGAIN 😏

@DumebiLea

9 ай бұрын

I see what you mean actually… but doesn’t it make sense to call out raycist behavior in a person even before they reach that level of fame? Rather than sitting on it for several years waiting for them to get famous before “exposing” them?? Cos if we are to be sincere, nobody really gets “canceled” from things like this, it’s obvious from the amount of people who are defending her… 🤦🏾‍♀️

These ho-mos are disturbing.

@I.am.hooked

9 ай бұрын

Of course you are quick to judge an entire group of people by a single person, because of your bigotry. Which one of you guys are disgusting?😅

@Rick-fe8xn

9 ай бұрын

VERY

The obsession…. Why not just leave us alone? Dang.

@LewyProdduhGoochee

8 ай бұрын

Exactly like wtf😅we living rent free and still didn't want or sign a lease

She still Racist in who cares? God bless you😂

I once said someone had a big head let me delete my Facebook 😮!

Somebody get long haired Candace Owens in her pink suit off the screen. Got the nerve to be more mad about the teeets coming out but SOOOOO forgiving of anti black statements.

I know nothing about the two women, because I'm not into following people at such a level, however, the black dude with the headband gives me a headache, so why don't someone send him to Alabama so he can learn that the N word is directed toward us before, now and will continue, so keep being blind. Couldn't let this pass, the woman in the pink blazer 'you wanted to hurt her during her wedding now", soooo what did she do in 1996, did she want at that time to hurt anyone black? The time does not manner, you did it, you own it no manner the clock.

Did this guy with the fro really just say " Does this pic look like someone who will say the N word" 😮... I cannot!! Why is he caping so hard for them!?

This is why you shut up and observe. If you don't care, why comment?

@HerbalQueen

9 ай бұрын

How are you going to tell people to shut up?😂😂😂 everyone should comment if they want🥴

She said she just learned about them lol. You said it. I do think youth does absolve some actions but I think it's only when wisdom comes. The question would really be has this person become wise. Who really knows.

I noticed the vocal inflections and tones of her sympathizers were similar... A lil more than proper baby

Sad part is Black people will forgive a racist before they forgive their own people its a damn shame

I hope the Black gay guy finds grace & acceptance with white people. He makes me sick and will never help move the collective forward.

Her apology seemed sincere but saying/texting it that many times sheesh… God got it

I don't know who those two people are, but I love your videos.

14:22 this is such a garbage excuse. I grew up in the 90s when homophobia was mainstream. My immediate family is staunchly anti LGBT. Even as a teenager, I didn’t pick up that belief.

I was raised in a multicultural multiracial family and church. And was simply never taught hate. Therefore as a small child my best friends were other races. Children aren't born racist or to see or know any differences! Watch tiny toddlers playing together before they've been taught any differences and see how they react with one another with kisses and hand holding bc it's just another human being, another baby like them. A friend to play with. Then in comes the teachings or beliefs around them from family and friends and they become what they're taught. Act how their family acts. And it's sad. I was simply never taught to hate and then later was always taught that God made us all in his image and that we all bleed the same as Jesus did. He died for all of us. And that's all I need to know. We are all brothers and sisters in christ. And therefore brothers and sisters in life! I choose with my heart and soul to break bread with any of my brothers and sisters and now I have a fully multicultural and multiracial family! And couldn't be happier! I have the most adorable and sweet and kindest little biracial cousins ever! And can't wait for when they come in town and always make sure they stay with me!! My long point is that I can't imagine being racist for a few yrs of my life...and then changing after awhile. I'm from the south. I see and know ppl like her and they simply learn when and who they can be their true selves around. Behind closed doors or at home they are as racist as can be. I see it all the time bc I'm white and ppl assume I feel the same way. I'm privy to a lot of undercover racism all the time that angers me and hurts my heart. She didn't learn better or change. She simply gained a large following a knows what NOT to say anymore bc of her platform. Period. Sorry if you made it til the end of my post. Thanks for your time. I was triggered. heh 😡

Kids know the n-word is racist, and definitely so do teenagers, O dont understand that excuse, especially for Americans, even in. Korea, a fountey that is very racist, kids and teens know better, it's such a bad excuse. Also the "they apologised and haven't said it in a video" (obviously because that's bad fir their careers, what rhwy do/say off camera is their real selves, on camera is fake) "there were black plantation owners" (💀) "black people say it too"(not all do and there is a huge difference between a black person saying and anyone else, especially a white person, saying it, especially when they're explicitly using it to be racist) People have known racism is bad for a very long time, I honestly wouldn't believe if someone said "it was the 80's it was a different time" because racism was still bad, people were still fighting it then but 2012!? Yeah, anyone saying it was fine then is just lying

not all skinfolk is kinfolk y’all

The black guy in the dark green shirt ( and red tank top) 🤡

It's making me literally ill listening to black people caping for the wm

Please tell me that the two black people that are taking up for her are Parody videos, please confirm that for me! It’s really giving SNL parody vibes.

When u are 16 u know bullying is wrong yet ppl still do it. So obviously u know being racist is wrong too

All the verbal gymnastics the gay man went through along with the Sista in the pink just say they’re cool with it is bonkers. It’s amazing When the revolution starts …

Not the Candence Owens of Black gay man defending these heffas🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

Isn’t this the same couple that also got married on a plantation?

Child saying she did know any better because she was young is BS!! People need to stop telling people what to forgive. If someone say something racist and you were not part of that group, don't try to accept an apology on that offended groups behave. I notice that a lot of gay males like to take up for people like this.

I am in the community and I never had any issues with other races when I been around them they never treated me like I was different but then again I don’t be around the community like that to no i don’t be around people like that fr fr I stay to myself lol

If you are Gay then it is ok it seems? wrong is wrong

I can tell you that 10 years ago. Nobody have a sh***!!!! Leave them alone

@stanleytheodat7158

4 ай бұрын

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Maybe it's just me but even as a teenager I knew not to be racist...

If she was raised that way and really did change, that’s great. I really don’t care because I have no idea who they are

Sorry , not sorry, I couldn't watch the whole video. It turns my stomach, when Black people get on line & give racist people a pass . But , if it was a Black .............. nvm 😒.

@MissRedWine

9 ай бұрын

right coco. i swear someone need to just drop off the sellouts on a island with their own kind and then learn how to trust and love each other. because if that does happen, they all they got lol.