This is the type of interview I could watch for hours. Everyone is calm. No yelling over each other. Informative not opinion. Refreshing.

@jennyj0007

4 ай бұрын

Was gonna say the same. It was brilliant.

@rdalge

4 ай бұрын

not every conversation should be easy and comfortable. I do agree some can be stupid, but we do need to hash out disagreements sometimes

@B.Alance1st

4 ай бұрын

Indeed. This should be the standard...it's amazing that we find " normal" refreshing. Says a lot about how we got used to loud , lack of respect , agressive debates people talking over each other...

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

Black police don't brutalize white victims.

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

Not CHATTEL slavery never. Slaves worldwide NEVER stayed with their enemy expecting to be equal to their enemy. Black situation in America is unique. God prescribed Exodus,Separation, for the Children of Israel from Egypt . Jews wanted to leave Germany,Russia,Hungary,Rumania etc and steal another people's land and establish a "Jewish" state.

I'm a big fan of Coleman Hughes. He's an incredible role model, not just for Black men, but for men overall

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks you frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? Also, is there any reason why Black neighborhoods don''t need "diversity"?

@HypnoticHollywood

4 ай бұрын

Coleman Hughes is Puerto Rican, not black.

@TidusColeman

4 ай бұрын

@@HypnoticHollywood - That's a strange comment. He was born in New Jersey, and it's widely known that most Black Americans have mixed racial backgrounds. If he's not considered Black, then a large portion of Black Americans wouldn't be either. I identify him as Black, while you dispute it. So…what would make you more credible in determining someone's Black identity than me? lol

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

​@@johnq.random1496Whites could have diversified in Europe. Instead they chose to invade the Indigenous lands rape the women,kill and enslaved the men while building walls and fences to have segregated enclaves from the original land owners. Islam comes after all else fails.

You are the clearest, most balanced and logical voice, well-reasoned and considered voice out there Mr. Hughes. Kudos, Bravo.

@MNard-sy1kf

3 ай бұрын

Obviously you’ve lived in a vacuum!!!

@cstevenson5256

3 ай бұрын

@MNard-sy1kf not really, just not in the Hollywood world of your delusion, so am not driven mad by the words resounding of the narratives you have chosen to beliwve. Even the use of living in a vacuum is wrongly stated in the case, I mean nothing it my statement can cause the retort using this particular phrase. Incorrectly applied. This because liars hoping to incite and see clever are the norm. To hear Coleman, is to hear the rarity, so not people in vacuums. People in vacuums are the bandwagonets saying the same thing as the leftist next to them. Or the rightist. See. Incorrect application.

@slothhq1929

2 ай бұрын

@@MNard-sy1kf what critiques do you have of hughes. break me out of my vacuum

@kerynmcmahan3621

Ай бұрын

Mr. Hughes, I’ve listened to 3 interviews you’ve done in 3 hours and I am so impressed with the way you uphold Martin Luther King’s take on being black, red or white and if you hold a white piece of paper next to anyone that is “white” there really aren’t any white people. But his message of “judging his little children by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin”, is the most Godly way ALL people should want life to be. May your take on society changing please catch on from here on out. BTW, I just ordered your book, too!

@MNard-sy1kf

Ай бұрын

@@slothhq1929 A lot of Truth mixed with lies whether intentional or not is still Propaganda. Obviously this young man is intelligent but he has been groomed in a Racist Society. His views will reflect what he has been erroneously taught. He’s young, he wants to establish himself, so he espouses what’s current and Trendy. He wants to be accepted by the “Powers that Be” As a People we need to not be so naive, and be self determined with DISCERNMENT !!! Good Luck my friend. Thanks for the dialogue 😊

This is a great example of a young prodigy who is wise beyond his uninformed critics.

@rlast4698

3 ай бұрын

😂 nah he just some ignorant man who thinks he knows better. He knows nothing and experienced nothing

Great interview! Coleman Hughes is a breath of fresh air indeed! Lovely and intelligent man.

@skipfluck4299

4 ай бұрын

Ease your White guilt

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

​@@409CJAmerica gives $3.8 BILLION dollars in reparations to Israel with no end in sight. Do Holocaust victims never die,diminish??? They paid confederate insurrectionists reparations with money and stolen Indian land for loss of property and slaves. America gave Japanese -Americans some monies for putting them in concentration camps during the war while BOTH German-Americans and Italian -Americans were given access to top military secrets. Reparations,damages,quotas,handouts,scholarships,perks,legacy,GIMMEES are OK for others just not BLACKS.js

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? re you a "racist" by your own definition?

@gammasmash1924

4 ай бұрын

Not a great argument. Just because I agree with some of what someone says doesn't mean I have to agree with everything they've said. That's your whole argument.

Just came across him this morning at 4 am and now I'm doing a deep dive. Love what I'm seeing. As a Nigerian, I agree with everything I'm hearing so far

@philipclock

Ай бұрын

Chris Ohiri would have agreed with you.

Let's face it: 1) The people who should pay attention to Coleman Hughes are not drawn to this video, 2) Almost all the black intellectuals, who are centrist or right leaning, are dismissed as traitors or irrelevant, by those who claim to be diverse and equitable. Unfortunately, in the past few years, especially post-COVID, almost everyone distrusts almost everything. Please, let's bring back respect, cordiality and meritocracy, before we completely rip each other apart.

@yourewelcomeamericathepodc1601

4 ай бұрын

Well said 👏

@mauricedues231

4 ай бұрын

Agree ⚡️👍

@trademarksmoto

4 ай бұрын

Who are you to say what people should pay attention too... History teaches anytime a ⚪ person holds up someone not white and exclaims how brilliant they are and must be listened too .... is the literal last person who is attempting to do something for the ⚫ community. I mean the absolute arrogance & superiority complex is astonishing.

@stringer2295

4 ай бұрын

No, most intelligent black people think of him as a traitor

@mariejane1567

4 ай бұрын

are you black?

I'm black. Ethnic minorities need to take in what Coleman is saying. It's common sense.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

I'm black Very sus Very much pandering

@ricomiller4899

4 ай бұрын

My common sense tells me you’re probably not black

@DannyWonder

4 ай бұрын

@@wonderlocs7758 cynicism is cool yo

@runner1984

4 ай бұрын

Trouble is... race is a business.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

@runner1984 yep and the only one's that have profited from this business of race is the slave owners and their ancestor's It's time the tables turn

I've been listening to Coleman from the start. He is a rational and sane voice in a very confused world. He is wise beyond his years and society must make room for the likes of Coleman Hughes, John McWhorter and others who speak the truth about race.

@thetotaldepravity

4 ай бұрын

Yes, and as McWhorter demonstrates in "Woke Racism," there is just something sinister in the most privileged white folks, those behind the everyone is a racist theory, promoting polarization. It also comes across as racist to enforce the idea that black folks constantly need our support, never mind how well-off they are. Color blindness is the only path forward to a more harmonious society. We also seem to have forgotten class. It's the higher class of activists who have conveniently put class and poverty on the backburner. No surprise there since they are the ones who benefit.

@jpswanson750

4 ай бұрын

Also been listening since the start…… How Coleman is not the biggest leader of his generation just shows how almost lost we are!

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

@dosdont

4 ай бұрын

Meanwhile the far left call him "dangerous," not because what he's saying isn't true but because it disrupts their narrative.

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? re you a "racist" by your own definition?

Such a calm, thoughtful young man. It is essential these conversations happen between people who don't get angry. I think Coleman inserts well-needed calmness to this debate.

@chrisofficer4292

4 ай бұрын

His delivery is good, his message is a grift. Not everyone is racist - clearly - but there is call kinds of demonstrative evidence that there are racial barriers that persist. You can agree or disagree that the way to handle it is through affirative action DEI etc but to say the problem doesn't exist is a lie. Being one of the few black people to take this position get's attention - he's the black anti woke guy.

@Zainiology

4 ай бұрын

@@chrisofficer4292 where does he say the problem doesn't exist?

@nikolayangelov7763

4 ай бұрын

@@chrisofficer4292 His message is spot on what the hell are you saying? Do not look at people via color, and create programs for all poor Americans. Where are you lost? People like you that label this dude as "Black Anti Woke Guy" are literally the problem.

@AC-mp7cx

4 ай бұрын

no wisdom at all, a neo con thats all

@nathanclearyschin7100

4 ай бұрын

Not at all. He's right about everything. The only racism that is a real problem is anti white. White lives matter! @@AC-mp7cx

Brilliant young man!! I've had the pleasure of performing with Coleman as a Jazz musician. This young man holds many inspiring hats!!

Finally !! Thank you Coleman !!

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance?

@raevj

3 ай бұрын

@@johnq.random1496Black people also chose Whiter neighborhoods as soon as they can get out too…you seem ignorant. Most Black people just want calm, safety, & security too & mostly Black neighborhoods don’t usually provide that if Dems are running their city.

@miltonelliott8506

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for what???

@frameofmind229

3 ай бұрын

​@@johnq.random1496you just copy and paste the same drivel on every post. Get a life 😂

@johnq.random1496

3 ай бұрын

@@frameofmind229 So where do you live? Come on hypocrite, do tell.

Turn back the clock 15 years (pre-social media) and nothing Coleman says could offend anyone. A refreshing voice in this age on extreme self-obsession and -victimization. When I judge a person, identity is irrelevant. Character is everything.

@psidvicious

4 ай бұрын

The other major contributor that can be traced directly back 15 years was the beginning of the Obama administration.

@boabnaelimitskeenan6848

4 ай бұрын

I agree that character is more important than, sex, race or cultural differences.

@psidvicious

4 ай бұрын

Just noticing (by chance), that the YT Speech Police deleted my previous comment on this thread. I added that coinciding with the 15 year timeline you mentioned, also was when we had the Obama regime to endure.

@markantrobus8782

3 ай бұрын

It is very simple: color blindness can be used for racist ends. And DEI can also. It all depends on how ideas are employed, as a virtue or a vice.

@xman9190

2 ай бұрын

Not true. Suggesting that an unrealistic concept like "color blindness" is a solution to color based disparities offends many people.

Lovely young man so nice to hear someone who is thoughtful, calm and level headed.

@runner1984

4 ай бұрын

Was on JRE years ago.

Young men like Coleman is our only hope! I’ve been a huge fan of his for years

@rlast4698

3 ай бұрын

😂 years? Hes in his 20s? Were u his elementary school teacher

@SailToTheMoon6719

3 ай бұрын

@@rlast4698 🤡🤡🤡

@SailToTheMoon6719

3 ай бұрын

@@rlast4698 An attempt at humor, I suppose?

What an amazing young man, Coleman gives me hope for the world!

What a lovely, articulate, intelligent man.

@Durzo1259

4 ай бұрын

You realize the Woke will now accuse you of racism for using the word "articulate". That's a microaggression in their deranged minds; there are certain compliments you're not allowed to give, no matter how aptly they apply.

@lwills8609

3 ай бұрын

Why do you people always have to use the word articulate when speaking of certain people? Just a question.

@ang-a

3 ай бұрын

​@lwills8609 yea. I never heard anyone call piers articulate lol. It's ironic considering the topic

@henrylockett7838

3 ай бұрын

​@@lwills8609Because that person is not color blind, LoL. People ALWAYS see color first. Especially in the United States! Coleman will get his wakeup call one day. 🙄

@gretahoffmann8614

3 ай бұрын

@@ang-aPiers Morgan is not Particularly articulate while Coleman Hughes is. Morgan mumbles and slurs his words.

People say he is a racist because that is the only way to shut down his logic

@SMacCuUladh

4 ай бұрын

Yes, he's racist because he's telling the truth.

@psidvicious

4 ай бұрын

The word “racist” has been so wrongly overused, it means nothing anymore.

@fred24715

4 ай бұрын

That's all they have

@SMacCuUladh

4 ай бұрын

youtube deleted my comment and then notified me of replies so I know they did, ffs.

@davemartino5997

4 ай бұрын

@@unexplorednetwork they aren’t based on real facts ? No that would be DEI and CRT which is Marxist garbage.

Love this dude. Never heard of Coleman until today, but will now follow you sir. Thanks

Coleman is maturing into an absolutely brilliant, measured, thoughtful, and articulate champion of what being an American truly is. I have more respect than I can express in this comment for the man. Need more like him.

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? re you a "racist" by your own definition?

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

Anyone you people love, we automatically know to detest

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

@@wonderlocs7758 Referring to who.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

@@johnq.random1496 everyone people like you love

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

@@wonderlocs7758 Anti-White alert! (Not that we care.) Kisses, dear...

A true intellect. Love this guy!!

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? re you a "racist" by your own definition?

If only everyone had a small portion of his wisdom

@HIMATGREWAL

4 ай бұрын

Lol, hes a grifter for the far right like all of them. Would have made sense a couple years ago but today there is real racism back. The far right is emboldened and its everywhere on social media.

@miketaylor1524

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, I'm gonna go with the vast community of people who study this day in and day out longer than he's been alive and think he's an oversimplifying clown than the white plumber at Applebee's who's never had a conversation with a black person that thinks he's nailed it. To each is own though...

@zaqxoable

4 ай бұрын

Masking the issue isn't really wisdom

@AC-mp7cx

4 ай бұрын

no wisdom at all, a neo con thats all

@nikolayangelov7763

4 ай бұрын

L - You and the people who subscribe to your backwards ideology are the reason racism still exists.@@AC-mp7cx

"Outside of elite circles, the arguments I make are almost boring to people, because it's just common sense." Yes!!!!

There's always a shining star in the midst of the darkness of this world!! His parents and those who were part of his upbringing have done an amazing job! May his message of truth overturn the lies that so many have believed regarding this subject!

@LemarFrench

3 ай бұрын

Disgusting...I hope no black people agree with this unrealistic nonsense...stop emasculating my people...but he's not my people...we think differently politically...see how that works...just like religion...and that's ordained by God! So what makes race so "hands-off"...or needing to be handled with kid gloves. Sickening...how many flowers are we going to place in the front of the shotgun of economics...where are the soldiers!?

Coleman Hughes makes some really great points.

@AC-mp7cx

4 ай бұрын

no wisdom at all, a neo con thats all

@malin5468

4 ай бұрын

@@AC-mp7cxPlease elaborate with facts.

@malin5468

4 ай бұрын

@@AC-mp7cxPlease elaborate with facts.

@AC-mp7cx

4 ай бұрын

the fact is that racism is real@@malin5468

@martynholden3478

4 ай бұрын

​@@AC-mp7cxyou don't even know what a Neo Con is

Thank you for having him on. When sticking to the narrative means not addressing problems that hurt the group you profess to care out, you're doing things wrong. Coleman's voice is needed.

@runner1984

4 ай бұрын

Was on JRE years ago...where you get real conversations.

When I used to interview people for a job, I really didn't give a crap what colour they were. All I thought was 'can you do the damn job'. I hired people for their skills and talents. If they weren't experienced, would they be willing to learn? And that's because they showed potential. The people I employed were an asset to the company and learnt quickly. I was so proud of them because of all their hard work to make the company a success. Hopefully, some of these people have gone 'up the ranks' .

@cognitionup5211

4 ай бұрын

You did right then!

@amandahayward

4 ай бұрын

@@cognitionup5211 I just feel that everyone deserves a chance if they've got potential.

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

​@@amandahaywardAgreed but that is not America's reality. The founders never believed in racial equality and fair play. Zionists hate Palestinians saying "from the river to the sea." Tell us what in America we should understand by saying"from sea to shining sea"???

@stillirise7813

4 ай бұрын

That's you, everyone ain't you

@trademarksmoto

4 ай бұрын

Uhh huh... pat on the back

Coleman Hughes gives me great hope for the future. I just love him, his honesty and commitment to truth, he is one of the most important intellectuals out there right now.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

I agree he's the most important intellect solely for people of NO colour. You need his rhetoric coming from his skin colour in order to make you feel comfortable with WS

@michaelsmith6404

2 ай бұрын

Hope for who

Love Coleman, so glad to see him here. TED did him wrong.

@user-ch4mm7dy3g

4 ай бұрын

TED has been promoting feminist glaciology,pedophilia,polyamory and sustainable cannibalism,they treated him exactly how they were supposed too accusing him a far right nazi,and we should all be happy that more people see this

@IamAnnahi

4 ай бұрын

Sorry, TED?

@ljacobs5478

4 ай бұрын

@@IamAnnahiTEDx. Coleman talks about it on his KZread channel. First they didn’t post his talk to their site, then they purposely suppressed it. People at the company didn’t like his point of view

@gerk7238

4 ай бұрын

Coleman is my guy! Reasonable and intelligent as heck. Anyways how about we grab a drink….maybe fart in each other’s faces and kinda see where things go from there…you in??

@IamAnnahi

4 ай бұрын

@@ljacobs5478 thanks. I'll check it out .

Have followed Coleman Hughes for some time; he has an extraordinary mind - and heart.

@carltabi3539

4 ай бұрын

He has an extraordinary mind for real

@geekylove3603

4 ай бұрын

What makes you think he is so caring?

@anneb889

4 ай бұрын

@@geekylove3603. He would be much better known and make more money if he followed the narrative. Caring to speak the truth and be honest. Just like the Harvard Professor seen in the clip. He needed protection because people didn’t like what the research revealed.

Mr Coleman is great to listen to, he speaks well and informed and in a polite way, there needs to be more people like him.

Finally, an intelligent man that can talk about race with clarity and common sense. Much respect.

The problem with Coleman Hughes is there aren't enough of him around giving the same obvious message.

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

There are loads more colemans than malcom x's these days. He's just a younger Jesse Lee perterson. The problem is you want all black people to be mentally buckle broken which will never happen

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

Black churches bombed let's pray as whites claim this is "rational". Whites claim an electin was "stolen"and storm the capitol and whites claim this is "rational". It's rational for whites to retaliate for white life but irrational for Blacks,Browns to want to retaliate for their life as this is irrational, unreasonable, as seen by whites .

@runner1984

4 ай бұрын

Most people who speak on race are grifters. It's a business model.

@greenbluephantom3970

4 ай бұрын

​@@runner1984America,a settler,state came into existence as a criminal act against the Black,Brown,Red Indigenous peoples. Now she is trying to put on a new face before the world. God Allah is not mocked and has America number one on His hitlist for divine destruction.

What a masterclass of an interview! It's good to have some quiet amongst the noice now and again...

@johnq.random1496

4 ай бұрын

Really? What are the racial demographics of the neighborhood you (consciously) selected to live in? Funny how you always choose White neighborhoods. Oh, and how about the restaurants you choose to dine at? The parks to frolic in? Lots of Whites, by chance? Are you a "racist" by your own definition?

@runner1984

4 ай бұрын

This guy was on JRE years ago. Try JRE for more quiet smart conversations or Lex Fridman.

And only 28 years old. Coleman’s common sense and calm composure puts many of us to shame.

He's objective, he's calm and open minded. If we don't keep black people to the same standard, it actually means we don't consider them as equals.

@henrylockett7838

3 ай бұрын

Same standard, hmmm. So, if a VERY smart, poor black person and a smart middle class white person applied to Harvard, would you let the smarter black person in with Affirmative Action?

I like him, he seems honest and consistent to support humans

finally a person who talks sense right about reparation his grandparent's still alive who experienced it .

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

@MarkScott-

4 ай бұрын

Coleman is a immigrant not eligible for reparations anyways

@xvofusions8279

4 ай бұрын

didn't say he was

@409CJ

4 ай бұрын

@@xvofusions8279 so now we let foreigners dictate US policies? Or is that only when we agree w the tethers?

@xvofusions8279

4 ай бұрын

seek help

Listening to the young, vibrant and wise Mr. Coleman is an absolute breath of fresh air! I don’t believe that it’s possible for us to be literally “colorblind”, because such “blindness”, however superficial it may be, would be to deny our sense of reality. The key is not so much to be “colorblind”, but to be able to look beyond the superficial differences of race, and to base your communication and prospective relationship on the latter, not the former.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

To be able to look past superficial differences is something people of NO colour refuse to do since 600years and counting. But we agree

Breath of fresh air! Exactly! Thank you Coleman and thank you Pierce for inviting him.

He is also correct about the phrase "I don't see color." Because we all obviously do, we do not believe those that say they do not. The underpinnings of color blindness obviously are to not change your treatment or opinion of someone based on race.

@boliussa

4 ай бұрын

If all black people were like him, people wouldn't see color

@younggeezer8232

4 ай бұрын

Wrong but ok

@thehater6189

4 ай бұрын

@@younggeezer8232 its 100 percent right lol

@georgeorwell3501

4 ай бұрын

Uhm. No. I could care less what color someone is. Why do you?

@thehater6189

4 ай бұрын

@@georgeorwell3501 you completely misunderstood the point

Great to see Coldxman on the show. The smartest rapper alive.

Bravo! Gonna get his book!

Voice of reason. I hope he gets the respect he deserves.

Coleman you are doing gods work! First time hearing about you but im already ahuge fan from this interview!!

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

Anyone black that evokes this much passion in a person of NO colour, we automatically know to dismiss him

@nicholaslaport3354

4 ай бұрын

​@@wonderlocs7758racist much?

He’s ahead of his time. Colour blindness is the endgame of racism. It is what we all want to see at the end of the day. So, in order to get that job, we don’t consider candidates because they are white or black or a woman or a man. Rather, the person who gets that job as would be the person with the right qualities, regardless of race, gender, orientation or colour. I think most of us are there. We understand that and have that mindset. There are just those few who enjoy the misery of disruption, disrespect and dissemblance who will refuse and contend and debate.

@xman9190

2 ай бұрын

It's dishonest to say "most of us are there." That's not true at all and Coleman doesn't want to acknowledge that reality.

I love hearing Coleman’s viewpoint. Thank you for having him on!

If hiring is based on anything other than merit, the company will die.

@emojiman5741

4 ай бұрын

Go to Chinatown! 🤣🤣

@somebody7070

4 ай бұрын

Well they did this with Twitter before Musk and it fucking worked anyway

@reasedogable

3 ай бұрын

Who determines merit and hiring has been based on other factors other than merit forever

He is the smartest thinker I have ever come across.

@UnknownUser-by4le

4 ай бұрын

Lol

👏🏽 Thank God for Coleman Hughes‘ insightful _and_ common-sense take on the divisive issue of race. I’ve been a supporter of his since first hearing about him a few years ago, and I can’t wait to read his book!

Bring this man on air more often!

Brilliant interview and brilliant insight on the subject with a calm and collective mind.

Truly a breath of fresh air.

He’s great! We need more African Americans to speak up. The way the democrats think we are incapable of a good life without assistance makes most of all of us PISSED OFF 😡

@anneb889

4 ай бұрын

Yea, I always wonder why AA aren’t more insulted…like you’re too stupid or poor to get an id, or understand the internet, etc. If you want to wave the fee for an id based on poverty….no issue with that, but I’m sure poor white people would also qualify for that program.

My logic and WHAT I ABSOLUTELY BELIEVE is I thought the ultimate goal was to accept everyone for who they are.. not what they looked like.. or how they chose to live for example gay people.. I was raised to treat everyone with respect and as a child I was the only one who would play with a disabled girl because other kids were scared of her.. I never saw colour because my parents, who were refugees, always taught me to respect others.. and I never heard them talk about race.. NOT EVER.. it wasn’t a thing.. I saw racism towards my father who had a very thick accent but he never cared and would laugh… because he was proud of his heritage and loved the country he made his home.. I asked him if anything people said bothered him and he LAUGHED and said ‘why should I care, they don’t know me’..

This guy needs to be known.

@Redhotsaycool123

4 ай бұрын

He is....

@happydisillusion

4 ай бұрын

@@Redhotsaycool123 i mean more. My first time seeing him chuckles!

People say hes racist because they hate equality they want a hand out

@CashMoolah00

4 ай бұрын

Who are the people calling him racist? Random bots on Twitter?

@psidvicious

4 ай бұрын

They want “equity” rather than equality. (=$$)

@SexyBeautifulBabe

4 ай бұрын

@@CashMoolah00white and black liberals call him racist and a “ c o o n”

@davemartino5997

4 ай бұрын

It’s a grift

@georgeorwell3501

4 ай бұрын

@@psidviciousExactly. Equity (value, finances, they own you) is not the same as equality (same rules for everyone)

MLK didn't say to become colorblind. He said he hopes that one day we become colorblind towards his 4 children. When MLK said "their", he was referring to his 4 BLACK children.

Love how he analyses things from different positions, when many other people are incapable of it. He's just seeking and speaking the truth. Keep going Coleman

On reparations, I'm glad he admits it was an injustice to not pay it out when slavery was abolished, must conservatives can't even admit that.

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

To pay reparations now is the only way to enable people of NO colour to break the direct link they have to the proceeds of crime and mass atrocities committed in their name. Their ancestor's enslaved us so they could be the dominant society today, as they refuse to repair the wrong, they still carry the burden of guilt and culpability!

Coleman Hughes is one of the smartest and most rational voices on the internet

"Outside of elite spaces the kinds of arguments I make are almost boring to people because they're such common sense." That is a robust statement, Mr. Hughes.

@jayterra2060

4 ай бұрын

Right?!! 💯

United We Stand / Divided We Fall. Thank You both Piers and Colman.

Yes, I was in high school when the civil rights act was written. It was indeed about fairness and not quotas.

@olo_smooth_olo5606

4 ай бұрын

Thats a lie. People were complaining blacks wanted to be more than equal even in the 50s. People were vehemently against civil rights some states didnt even ratify for years. School districts shut down et . The argument was this was unfair and just using racism as an excuse for black peoples shortcomings. Much like today

@wonderlocs7758

4 ай бұрын

So you heard MLK talk about the need for reparations...and funny enough that'd why he got unalived, because of the reparations talk. Did you agree with reparations or do you only agree with his churched mindset wanting to us to suffer peacefully

Brilliant interview.

DEI has never abandoned merit. Organizations do not hire people that cannot deliver on goals or objectives. Institution don’t admit students that can’t perform. It’s exactly why interviews, skill assessments, and references still exist today. It is about inclusion of those who are merit worthy by not eliminating them based on bias, race, and gender.

Love Coleman Hughes. He has such a reasonable, thoughtful take on things and somehow manages to remain authentic even when being attacked unfairly.

There is no color blindness. Human beings are very good at hating each other for any and every reason.

Outstanding interview! Here is a calm, reasonable approach for long term success to overcome racial divisevness. Right on Coleman Huges.

Young man, you have redefined "cool, calm and collective". You have wisdom that is waaaayyyy beyond your years.

The concern many ppl have is that for 350 years race was used to discriminate. However now, after severe damage has been done, some want to ignore all of the history. That's a problem.

@jeffgifkins7684

4 ай бұрын

But we have social systems that redistribute wealth and services to the poor. This is done without regard for color, but the effect would be to redistribute wealth and services to the groups that were disadvantaged.

@owenjohnson7536

3 ай бұрын

Great point!

More sense spoken in 20 minutes than a semester at college these days.

I experienced the same as this person. It's not just in academia. People who want to be perceived as smart or part of that "smart people tribe" adopt certain rehitoric and are then fighting amongst each other who adopts it the most, who live by it the most, etc. Not just with race relations. Identify, politics, environment and the list goes on.

Amazing Interview!!! Bravo, Coleman Hughes!!! 🤩♥️

Coleman Hughes is an honorable, honest man who refuses to bend the knee to totalitarian ideology.

THE PROBLEM IS NONE OF THE BS He saying will ever be in Policies and Law! Its a Reason why The Civil Rights Act had to be Started!

Great discussion. I have raised my family with this belief.

I would love to see more people like Coleman Hughes - calm, accurate, decent. Trying to do the right thing and say their learned opinion and not just reflecting what might be popular today.

Coleman Hughes talking logic again - calm, mild-mannered and making complete sense. I really admire this gent.

Truth bombs! Thank u Coleman Hughes.

What a great intervieuw. Loved it. Thnx piers from the netherlands

Coleman is a calm, intelligent and honourable person. I hope he gets more exposure.

Coleman Hughes. Basically you know he’s going to be spitting facts. Rock solid dude.

Its not realistic....the color blind theory is not realistic. We must learn to be tolerant and respectful of our differences. Its not only about physically looking at color, it is also about learning and understanding culture.

This guy is a role model, RESPECT.

Coleman Hughes is an excellent speaker and calmly states his position. I enjoyed him on the "View" and putting Sunny in her place. He did his research, and wrote an excellent book. He has my support.

Coleman sparks a feeling in me that I almost never feel watching US race debates: Inspired! Thank you

Race and Racism were and still are factors in America and in the type of laws and the motivation for race-based laws enacted, to claim otherwise one would have to conscience deny the continued racial history in America. From the beginning slavery in America meant to be Black Meant to be a slave and to be a slave meant to be Black. Every abolitionist saw race including Frederick Douglass, William Lloyd Garrison, John Brown, Harriet Beecher Stowe and so many more. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr certainly saw race. Coleman Hughes is a Denialist, he denied the historically documented evidence as it pertains to race and racism, Black folks didn't create this racial system nor are we the ones who benefit from it.

@nathanielknight1838

4 ай бұрын

so, your solution is to continue with racism forever because at some point in history, it happened? Things change. For example, black people have not been slaves for quite some time now. They also enjoy the same rights as other people in the US. Nobody is denying the past, but if you want a better future, you can't continue with the established race separation.

I agree with him. Where I'm from we know the difference in people but most people act color blind. It wasn't until George Floyd that there was any talk about racism. The only time racism in my area came about is when a black person from the hood would get mad and say you're doing this because you're racist. Other than that most people saw you as an individual

@Crayawni

4 ай бұрын

Where are you from

@davemartino5997

4 ай бұрын

@@Crayawniwhat does it matter ?

@cooper60

4 ай бұрын

Because it sounds crazy that George Floyd is the first time you hear about racism....are you 10yrs old?

@kareem8250

4 ай бұрын

Lol so the first time you heard about any racism is after George Floyd? Maybe you should sit this conversation out if that's the only time you've come across talks of racism.

@madelinetanner6159

4 ай бұрын

@@kareem8250 in my town and wherever I've been people treated people with respect. We didn't treat each other because of the color of our skin or the nationality that they come from.

I love Coleman Hughes. He is brilliant, articulate, informative and compassionate.

I've said this before, however I will say it again. Coleman Hughes is a very impressive young man.Thanks for the interview Piers

We listen to Martin Luther King, right? We hold his words in HIGH regard, right? “…Our government was giving away millions of acres of land…not only did they give the land they built land grant collages with GOVERNMENT MONEY to teach them how to farm NOT ONLY THAT they provided county agents to further their expertise in farming NOT ONLY THAT they provided low interest rates in order to mechanize their farms NOT ONLY THAT TODAY these people are receiving millions of dollars not to farm and they are the very people telling the BLACK MAN that he needs to lift himself up by his own boot straps… this is what we are faced with! THIS is the reality! Now when we come to Washington in this campaign we are coming: TO GET OUR CHECK!” ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

YT loves when you bow down. FOH!

@Michael-jb1pe

3 ай бұрын

What Coleman is saying is that I need to respect you based on your character and vice versa- just cause I’m black and your black who we are is still more important than race I disagree with him on a couple of his points but overall, we should all seek to look at each other for who we are

Glad I’ve listened to this. It’d be nice if Piers could always be so professional. Coleman is a very articulate speaker.

At last!! An authentic Academic, Coleman Hughes thank you. Piers Morgan thank you. I recently read Colman Huges book,The End Of Race Politics and believe it to be one of the most significant contributions to humanity since Mahalia Jackson provocatively called out to Dr Martin Luther King “tell him about the dream Marty”, to which Dr. King obligingly did so and engaged us all. Colman Hughes through your insights and wisdom you have articulated the ‘Dream’ I have lived my entire life. Until your book I thought the Dream had but all been erased, except inside of me. Indeed we are all blessed and I am comforted to know the Dream is alive 🙏 and for that I celebrate your commitment to humanity. 👏👏👏

I'm so amazed and intrigued by Coleman Hughes! Well spoken, well articulated and sincere! He is great!

An ex GF of mine is a mid level manager for Apple. She was told to add an extra person to her team. So the interview process included men and women of all races, and every facet of LBGTQ. After interviewing 100 people, the most qualified was a white guy that was married with kids. She was told she hadn't given enough time to "diversity screening". They forced her to re-interview everyone again. When she stuck with her original choice purely based on merit/qualification, she was written up and almost fired. I was proud of her for not giving into peer pressure and the bullying.

I love Coleman Hughes. Such a big fan of his. He is such a great role model... He speaks so calmly, so insightfully. I love seeing this level of calm on a Piers show. Amazing interview.

Hughes appearances, especially his recent appearance on the view, have made me a fan. He's been calm, confident in his position, informed, and seems thoughtful and reasonable. I'm going to see what he has to say.

After seeing some clips of Coleman on The View, I went out and bought his book. In it he provides many compelling details you don't hear in this interview. I don't know how anyone can read his book and not agree with the principles he espouses. Diversity an inclusivity are fine as long as they take a back seat to meritocracy.