Quite ironic that those who complain about "racism" are 10x more racist themselves 😂 If you frequently refer to other people by the color of their skin, that's racism in itself.

@nankypooh655

11 ай бұрын

All one has to do is look up the Oxford English Dictionary's definition of racism....

@SergePoitras-hj4ip

11 ай бұрын

I get what you say. In the end, be True to yourself

@ViolosD2I

11 ай бұрын

@@nankypooh655 There is probably a petition running right now to "correct" that definition. That calls the editors Nazis for not already doing it.

@torrenpelissero2237

11 ай бұрын

Amen.

@Actually_Woke_6277

11 ай бұрын

Exactly, just ask the Asian and Hispanic community, they’re accused of being “anti black” yet as the statistics show, blacks commit way higher rates of violence against Latinos and Asians than the other way around

As a former woke person I can openly say Blavk on white racism is just as bad as white on black racism both of them are the same. You can't end racism with racism. Also the American flag is not racist. Much love from South Africa 🇿🇦

@springwater9981

11 ай бұрын

🙏🙏🙏💕💕💕

@kevonedon6872

11 ай бұрын

Exactly tell her and or them again she just love to kiss people's as#

@I_have_Claws

11 ай бұрын

🇺🇸❤️🇿🇦 from Kentucky

@ferahl

11 ай бұрын

❤🇬🇧

@sue-annegroenewald8794

11 ай бұрын

UThina, fellow saffa here.

Imagine being so oppressed that you openly mock your oppressor without fear of repercussions.

@jyfiorello

3 ай бұрын

that's a great point

@timberwolfmountaineer873

3 ай бұрын

If you want to know who's in charge just pay attention to who are you not allowed to criticize.

@jetsopp

Ай бұрын

The government

@giaktilli

Ай бұрын

Underrated comment 😂

@mariekennedy9356

25 күн бұрын

Well said

The one term that annoys me the most is "reverse racism." Racism is just racism.

@chrissalem3747

6 ай бұрын

Or when people say that you can't be racist to white people. Wtf?! The hell you can't.

@navviil3ra

5 ай бұрын

right ? why are we changing definitions.

@michaelcowey1468

Ай бұрын

Racism is not the colour of your skin, it’s your actions and the words that come out of your mouth.

@Valkonnen

Ай бұрын

Well, you can call me "Honky" or even "Guinea" becuase of my italian heritage and "Guinea" mean's "Black Person" and it literally has no emotional effect. You can scream it at me, an d there would be no reaction. It's like a non-existant attempt an an insult that never sticks.

@Steelecan7373

Ай бұрын

Shows the iq of someone real fast

As a black person, it's embarrassing to see black people cry about racism, and then do nothing, or actively participate in the same mentalities and behaviors. Way to prove that a lesson was learned...

@kevinsaviro2708

10 ай бұрын

Why are people capitalizing the word black when talking about black people in the middle of a sentence? That doesn’t make sense. Black is not a name, country, city or official title. Its a color. I never see people capitalizing the word white when speaking of white people. Subtle racism in writing? Weird really really weird. Are they really trying to show dominance by capitalizing a letter? How do they come up with stupid stuff like this?

@TC4loveandlife

10 ай бұрын

It’s literally so dumb

@Shineynsparkles

10 ай бұрын

But the reason black millennial are acting like this is because they saw the apathy towards their suffering , existence or that fact that blacks are seen as a monolith and not afforded identity or differences Have you been down south before and after the pandemic It’s rife with tension And with all the race reactions being online now ….most blacks will become more anti-white They have 300+ yrs and the last 15 years to back their sentiments It’s much deeper then just race ….this is economic and political as well

@Elmax17.5dps

10 ай бұрын

Salute ❤

@thatcrazymick

10 ай бұрын

It's the boy who cried wolf and it's the reason why most of White America isn't listening anymore. Others are allowed to openly spew so much hate against us that we have stopped caring.

"Can we all just be friend?" Says the calm man. "Cracker." Said the very tolerant women. Welcome to the Era of 2020

@cecily3797

11 ай бұрын

You need to add the color of each one, otherwise it sounds like it's about gender when it's about race

@AlbikerkyIsNotReal

11 ай бұрын

@@cecily3797 No

@THEN4ASTY

11 ай бұрын

@@cecily3797 that makes no sense when everybody can see for themselves in the video what the skin colour of the participants of the conversation is.

@FilthyFrankenjoyer

11 ай бұрын

@@cecily3797 They are both similar. If you think about it, white people are men. Calm and collected, don't cry about their feelings, don't react to verbal aggression, take full accountability over everything, fake economical advantages, inaccurate comparisons of violence, less freedom of speech, what else... you name it.

@CarTechVA

11 ай бұрын

@@FilthyFrankenjoyer Not all white people are "Calm and collected, don't cry about their feelings, don't react to verbal aggression, take full accountability over everything, fake economical advantages, inaccurate comparisons of violence, less freedom of speech, what else... you name it." Not all men are like that, either. Not all black people are racist, irrational, and as ignorant as that woman in that clip. Not all women are, either. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. We all are individuals. We all have our blind spots.

0:54 she acting like she was the only race that was enslaved

@Oh-God-Of-All-Creation

Ай бұрын

She's never been enslaved in the first place.

@dumdum8538

9 күн бұрын

My race and ethnicity was once enslaved by tatar-mongols. And then by it's own people (peasants were once enslaved go richer people). And I'm white.

The hypocrisy is unreal

Imagine the privilege to be able to say this stuff in front of the entire world and have no fear of losing your job/livelihood.

@plowsharesintoswords4693

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, now imagine all that coming back in their face when America collapses and there is no more law for them to hide behind.😎

@ScottishDeeSideEye

8 ай бұрын

100%, we would be in the news, papers, have to face court, a fine and possibly a jail time. Sickens me to the core. We're always held accountable were they're not. ❤

@Randy-1967

7 ай бұрын

Right

@pendita66

7 ай бұрын

Sadly even black people tried to make peace and that's what the 60 s were about. But white people since they had more power during that time kept killing them off and prevent them from making a change. White people also created racism, and never fixed the problem. Not only black people but white folks were often in denial of other races racism experiences, some even think that racism doesn't exist. Now it's backfiring at them, should they come here complaining

@user-ik8ok9qh2u

7 ай бұрын

@@plowsharesintoswords4693 Yeah, but c'mon, don't root for the downfall of America just to spite these people.

Everyone is capable of racism. EVERYONE.

@luciusesox1luckysox570

11 ай бұрын

I would go farther than that and say virtually everyone is racist. Although I think that term was never the right one in the first place, culturist seems to fit better. But even that is wrong because at the end of the day it is tribalism and that is because we are human, we are primates. Don't mean we act on it but we all find a group to fit into.

@GoddessOfWhim2003

11 ай бұрын

the people behind Frozen wrote a whole song about it for the musical Avenue Q, it's called Everyone's a Lit Bit Racist

@lie380

11 ай бұрын

Growing up my parents always told me not to be racist . That they were just like everybody else. My parents had never been around blacks.. well unfortunately I have and, if you're around them enough you will become in touch with your racist side. 95% of blacks absolutely HATE any other race . They even hate there own. They are the ones who want segregation now!! When it suites them if course. They want and get black only spaces. But they also want to be able to go everywhere else and burn down loot murder.

@tractordamage5272

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely. But the black community dominates the extremist race attacks (Physical and Sexual) in every Western nation. And they are too narcissistic to adopt Anti-Racism ("I'm too flawless to be racist!"), and they never followed the white community into self-improvement due to the narcissist ego. Whites indoctrinate their kids to not be racist from birth, much of the black community does the opposite. So logically, it would be the most racist culture, as reflected in stats (censored by Left WIng media) and behavioural patterns. It's a pity Woke Narcissists can't compute Logic, due to the messed up mindset. And as a narcissist culture, with huge Narcissist Personality Disorder issues (look it up), then we should expect them to directly 'Project' their own flaws and mindset (ie Racism), as all narcissists do. This a community which dominates the Per Capita race stats...commits 75% of mass shootings...and while being only 12% of the population, commits 60% of murders (these stats are similar in the UK etc). Yet they complain of 'victimhood' and 'Racism'. This is extreme Narcissism...ie genuine 'Racial Supremacy'. #BlackNarcissism #NarcissistProjection #TheFalseManipulativeVictimhoodOfTheNarcissist

@Bancheis

11 ай бұрын

"Everyone's a little bit racist, sometimes. Doesn't mean we go around committing hate crimes." - Avenue Q

Had one of my oldest friends call me a, "mayo saipan." When i asked her, "what the hell?" She said "its a joke, don't get all offended." First off, if I called her a slur, I'm pretty sure she'd think I was a racist. How the hell is that okay? I have known her since 7th grade and we are 42 now. I haven't spoken to her in several months, not sure I want to anymore.

I find relief in the fact that in hate speech you are what you say others are.

I got called a racist b*** and almost assaulted in the daylight just for being white I didn't know them or talked to them just was out walking trying to get a bite before work. To have others say that if you're hateful to white people that it doesn't count as racism or a hate crime is crushing. Thank you for speaking out on this. Racism drives everyone apart no matter the color.

@Greenwood4727

11 ай бұрын

thats what they want. us fighting each other

@TheHighway420n

11 ай бұрын

Becuz your a victim not a fighter.we dont get bullied...we lay them down!!

@pommiebears

11 ай бұрын

@@TheHighway420n Who’s WE? Can you tell me that?

@pommiebears

11 ай бұрын

⁠@@TheHighway420n Who are you “laying down” exactly?

@aaironparker2837

11 ай бұрын

My Great grandfather was killed by Whites cops for nothing because of his color. Wrong place wrong time. Nobody deserves what you went through either

I had the most awesome Sociology professor in college, who also was black! *He outright stated other black college professor's had come to him AND ASKED HIM to NOT teach this, to not teach who enslaved who in Africa AND the history of white slavery* 😳 Kudos to him for not ONLY teaching the truth *BUT acknowledging that certain people* wanted to suppress it!!

@SirKaeyaStoleThisAccount

11 ай бұрын

That’s hella awesome bro! A rare gem nowadays.

@ankavoskuilen1725

11 ай бұрын

Very good of him to also tell you how they tried to prevent him from telling you the whole story. So now you have learned to be a critical thinker and not a gullible one. You know that people don't always tell you the truth, not even your professors.

@OvalRock

11 ай бұрын

It is a testament to his strength of character and devotion to his profession. Teaching historical facts was more important than toeing the ideological line.

@michaellavrov660

11 ай бұрын

We need more professors like him.

@nosywendigo592

11 ай бұрын

I'm white and if I was in this class, I'm proud of this professor already!

Lesson: you can't please a narcissist.

That first guy was precious “why can’t we just be friends”

As a white woman I can say this is not new. I'm almost 40, and growing up I lived in neighborhoods and went to school with majority Black people. The girls were HORRIFIC to me, and many other white girls. A group of three girls once "befriended" me in Middle School and invited me to a sleepover (I kept to myself for the most part so was super excited), just to wait until I fell asleep, pour hot sauce down my throat, hold a pillow over my face and kick me. I was not only terrified, in pain and vomiting, but heartbroken that I was simply their entertainment for the night and not someone they had any interest in befriending. I got tougher and began to stand up for myself as some years went by and other girls, always Black, tried mercilessly to intimidate me and harass me. They would steal my (assigned) seat in classes, try to stand in front of me when I would go down the stairs so I couldn't walk further, and attempt to make me give them my homework. Any time I called them out, they would jump up, call me racist, and tell me I had to fight them. Needless to say, I had to learn how to defend myself pretty early. They (different groups so it's not as if it was isolated) beat the shit out of a few of the smaller more timid white girls more than a couple of times for things like stepping on their sneakers, wearing "black clothes" (any name brand), dating a black boy, etc. Once I saw a girl's head get slammed into her locker because in the class right before, the black girl got a question wrong and while everyone laughed at her, the white girl raised her hand and answered it right. The black girl spit in her face and slammed her head for "embarrassing her in class" and told her next time don't fucking raise her hand. Yes, I remember these things VERY well. As a grown woman I feel sad for them because I'm sure they're still constant angry, looking for someone to take all of that misery and hate out on. I don't look at the Black race negatively because of this. I know it was those girls who were probably raised by racist parents, and it'll just keep perpetrating. Sadly though, there were at least adults around back then that would stand up and tell them they were wrong (including Black teachers and coaches). These days, they get encouraged from half of Tik Tok thinking that what they're saying makes any damn sense. Not sure how anyone can be lacking the information necessary to know that there is no "oppressed race", as all of us have gone through trials and tribulations as a people throughout history. It's time to grow the fuck up.

@WithDiameter

11 ай бұрын

I also grew up and went to school in a predominantly black area, but I didn’t have or witnessed anything like that, but there were a lot of double standards, where a white person could get in more trouble over the same thing. But I mainly wanted to reply to ask you if you also experienced black girls constantly touching your hair? That has always been a thing with me so I always have to laugh when I see people trying to say that whites are always trying to touch theirs.

@FoxyBoxery

11 ай бұрын

Eh, regular school bullying. If you don’t break a few noses, they won’t stop bullying you. Apparently you were weak and that’s why you got picked on. Females are just as violent as males, if not more

@KingCharming

11 ай бұрын

@@WithDiameter Regarding the *hair* part of your comment. Maybe they were born in a family that idolises straight hair. Many black families seem to hate their own *natural hair* - so they do anything to keep it straight - and because your hair is naturally straight, they idolise it. Just my opinion/thoughts. In my country, I see so many damaged heads - that when I see females with natural hair, I truly admire them. Anything fake (eyelashes, nails, false hair or hair that is not yours) turns me *off* - except if your personality is really great. Or if you have a condition or something. Then again, they say, they don't put industry crap on, for us ("we don't do it for men") --- thank heavens 😇 Thanks for reading. *Blessings 💙* *Update:* Maybe I'm just the minority of males - my thoughts 😔

@harmonyqueue

11 ай бұрын

​@beeper4531 My mom is 63 this year, grew up in Simi Valley, CA, and yes, had SEVERAL incidents with black girls going back to the mid-70s, deliberately touching her hair because they refused to believe her hair was naturally curly NOT that it had been permed. It is a problem with black women, especially when they curly hair (the "j$$ fro") on white people. My ex (born in 1990) had extremely tight curls and black kids would touch his hair when he was in high school. He eventually started it cutting it to like 1/8th of an inch to get them to stop. Black people treat anything other than straight, wavy hair on white people like something they have a god-given right to see proof it's genetic not treated.

@alaalfa8839

11 ай бұрын

Actually, the social media algorithm works this way, as Tristan Harris often explains in his seminars. people more often click on negative and controversial content Then the AI algorithm thinks that humans want only negative and controversial content. so the algorithm sens you much more often the negative content. but as he says we may receive 100 positive messages and our mind still focuses only on the one negative message. because over thousands of years human brain developed in a way that the subconscious mind notices much more often the negative content as a survival instinct, to protect yourself from animals or danger. So it is no wonder that Tik tok is full of controversial and negative content and that Amala, Michael Knowles Candance Owens, and other KZreadrs to 90 percent of the time only the negative content and almost never the positive content. Because they found out that loving and educational content brings very little traffic.

Racism is taught. PERIOD. I didn’t even know my ancestors.

@Rick_Cleland

11 ай бұрын

I live in Northern Ireland and am related to William Wallace.

@Mrs.CGraves

11 ай бұрын

It’s a taught behavior 100% in Many black homes. Teaching “I hate white people” “that white lady this, white man that, Asian man this, Mexican man that” When you teach kids to FOCUS ON RACE FIRST, and add a NEGATIVE to that it easily teaches kids to view race negatively. It’s a taught behavior

@Pammy62

11 ай бұрын

@@Rick_Cleland oh my goodness. 🥹

@johnmeehan7884

11 ай бұрын

​@@Rick_Clelandgnarbags

@theresa2040

11 ай бұрын

amen!

"The purpose of propaganda is to make one set of people forget that other sets of people are human." -Aldous Huxley

I happen to be Jewish. We were slaves in Egypt about 3,000 years ago. I think we're still oppressed just because we were slaves 3,000 years ago.

@jacksprat9172

17 күн бұрын

Aye mate, everybody has ancestors who were enslaved in the past. 2000 years ago the Romans were taking Brits for about four centuries, then it was the vikings for the next several. Latterly it was the North Africans, as in the Barbary Pirates taking Europeans not only from mainland Europe and Britain but as far away as Iceland. That went on into the 1800's......................The really annoying thing is it's my country, the UK, who Americans are crying to about reparations. We could all claim, I wish they would watch some Thomas Sowell.

As a Caucasian woman, we are damned if we do or damned if we don't and I'm damned tired of it!!!

@otakudanieru

11 ай бұрын

White* Caucasians are west Asians and of Balkan ethnicity. A sprinkle of information

@jaiganticpooey3012

11 ай бұрын

​@@otakudanieruEuropeans are Caucasians

@alaalfa8839

11 ай бұрын

Actually, the social media algorithm works this way, as Tristan Harris often explains in his seminars. people more often click on negative and controversial content Then the AI algorithm thinks that humans want only negative and controversial content. so the algorithm sens you much more often the negative content. but as he says we may receive 100 positive messages and our mind still focuses only on the one negative message. because over thousands of years human brain developed in a way that the subconscious mind notices much more often the negative content as a survival instinct, to protect yourself from animals or danger. So it is no wonder that Tik tok is full of controversial and negative content and that Amala, Michael Knowles Candance Owens, and other KZreadrs to 90 percent of the time only the negative content and almost never the positive content. Because they found out that loving and educational content brings very little traffic.

@PartlyXenon

11 ай бұрын

@@otakudanieruSkin colour isn't race, either, unless you live in America? True, caucasians have many subraces, but you'll have to change the definitions of taxonomy and biology if you simply don't like the word.. not make such blatant errors. Skin tone is literally a spectrum; there are already enough subraces - we are not going to define it in a spectrum. Adding location and grouping several subraces is not a problem, it's a solution of simplicity. Granted, race has almost no bearing on any of these scientific topics (or anything really important for that matter), so it may be abolished or changed - but logic may not be abolished. Colour can never be a race, all races share the same pigment - just in varying degrees. A sprinkle of thought and information. ✨

@Silveirias

11 ай бұрын

​@@PartlyXenonwhite (or light or fair or whatever you call it) is a skin tone, Caucasian is an ethnicity. Not all Caucasian people are what you USAmericans call white. You are using the term Caucasian incorrectly by using it to mean white/European. Unless you're from the Caucasus region, you're not Caucasian no matter what your skin colour is.

I don’t understand why they ask “who was enslaved?” Every race has been enslaved. There are people today who are still enslaved. Dear racist black people, You aren’t special. My heart goes out to them though because to have that kind of hate in your heart is sad. I pray they begin to see their hypocrisy and replace that hate with the Love of God.❤

@chadwellington2524

8 ай бұрын

They also dont realize that if those people werent sold to europeans they would still have been slaves in africa.. obviously having slaves at all is very fcked up but black people act like africans ddnt have slaves too

@MortenChristensen1979.

8 ай бұрын

Mauritania was the last country to officially abolish slavery, with a presidential decree in 1981.

@davidk413

8 ай бұрын

Yes, read the history books. We all have been slaves at one time or another. Sorry it is the truth. And the first slave sold was by a black man. Read your history. De'De Kershaw

@MsJulisa3

7 ай бұрын

@@MortenChristensen1979. they abolished LEGAL slavery. But slavery has definitely not been abolished and is sadly very much still alive today.

@zakaria497

7 ай бұрын

@@MsJulisa3Yes slavery have always been in a big part in that region, since ancient times when Berber tribes migrated there they raided and established slave tribes that exist till this day they are called Ikelan and Haratin. Tuaregs is the Berber tribe largely associated with enslaving sub Saharan peoples

A famous French philosopher wrote a piece on resentment, although pronounced in French, it came to a conclusion that without gratitude in the meaning of all things as a human, you only end up bitter and hateful of the world.

@cadaverdog9372

4 ай бұрын

Joanne B Ciulla, ressentiment. Absolutely! That piece has been used in a few books I’ve read. Good call it’s a great piece of philosophy.

I was walking down Rye lane, peckham, many years ago. A black woman passing opposite way said "white shit"! Charming.

My cousin and I always have these conversations and I say, these people are literally becoming the thing they despise. It's disgusting.

@StonedDragon-kj1di

11 ай бұрын

Exactly

@michaelbrinks8089

11 ай бұрын

I'm confused......Why do all these black & brown women spew hatred toward whites bit have white husband's & BF ? Politically, Ilhan Omar is a total shyster con women, whereas AOC is more of a puppet for the shyster justice democrats & proven liar ,hypocrite. I think Tulsi Gabbard is actually an honest person/politician who actually cares about this country & the average Joe because she grew up as one.But is outnumbered by corrupt politicians. Or she's an extremely good liar, actress & very convincing.

@skribe

11 ай бұрын

and most of them never had any real bad racism done to them

@michaelbrinks8089

11 ай бұрын

@@skribe I've been jumped twice as a teen by 3 blacks just for being white in the wrong place. None of my white friends have ever attacked a black kid just because of his race. Yet 3ew controlled MSM spreads the narrative that it's whites who are the most racist (I'm not saying all 3ews are bad btw) I've ran into far more racist blacks than racist whites. Which goes back to them being more racist to whites. Because the 3ew controlled MSM keeps telling blacks that whites hate them. So naturally it makes blacks resentful of whites. Lots of rich 3ews also owned slaves, yet that never gets mentioned in history books about slavery. They also make it sound like most whites in the south had slaves. When it was only the very wealthy who could afford slaves.

@dreadcthulhu5

11 ай бұрын

That is, unfortunately, how things so often seem to go.

Deleting TikTok is self care.

@michaelwhitmire9015

11 ай бұрын

We need bear bun'd to delete tik tok again.

@paulayakubu9964

11 ай бұрын

I agree

@baz3575

11 ай бұрын

Never signed up for it and never will. The creator of the app knew what they were doing when they created this rubbish.

@sofia9127

11 ай бұрын

Unless ur feed is filled with cat videos only

@elleanna5869

11 ай бұрын

@@sofia9127 my only reason to have tik tok but I am so glad that most of worthy feline content is on KZread shorts also 😁

Whites were slaves too. The word slave comes from slav....the slavics. They were enslaved en mass as well.

@d4n737

24 күн бұрын

... You are like... ten kinds of wrong the word "Slave" comes from medieval latin, went to old French and then English. Slavs as an ethnic group have NOTHING to do with the word slave and there are were definitely not enslaved en mass. You just got that straight up wrong. And the word Slav isn't linked to slave, it comes from their old term for "Word". Slavs are people of the word, they thought they were the only ones who could speak a language, as they had almost no contact with other tribes and thought Germanic ones to the west couldn't speak at all

@cryptojoe57

20 күн бұрын

@d4n737 wrong...here is one source The term slave has its origins in the word slav. The slavs, who inhabited a large part of Eastern Europe, were taken as slaves by the Muslims of Spain during the ninth century AD. Slavery can broadly be described as the ownership, buying and selling of human beings for the purpose of forced and unpaid labour.

@cryptojoe57

20 күн бұрын

@d4n737 here is another from the national college information. Group. Have you ever had one of those etymological epiphanies? You know, where two words you had never thought of together are discovered to be related? Maybe you noticed “literally” and “literature” with their related meanings for the first time? These types of discoveries are entertaining, but there is one linkage that should be shouted from the rooftops. What relation merits such attention? The words “Slav” and” slave”. Specifically, the Latin root for “slave” also had a direct relation to the “Slavic” peoples. Moreover, this linkage between the people group and the term for forced servitude is not only related in English but also in Arabic and several other languages. This derivation came from the fact that for centuries, the Slavic peoples were the most readily available source of slave labor for Easterners and Westerners alike. On slavery more generally, the PC narrative is that slavery was the fault of Westerners. Your professor will never say this outright, but just take a glance at your Afro-Studies Department courses at your college and you are very unlikely to find accounts of the North African Barbary slave traders. However, I promise you that there will be no shortage of course on European slavers. This is one of the biggest intentional oversights and cover-ups propagated in modern academia. To discuss one of the most ubiquitous human evils as if it was the distinctive province of one civilization is shockingly dishonest. Here are just a few facts to give you some perspective: Slavery occurred in virtually every observed society in which it was viable, but Arabic world was the unequivocal leader in sheer volume of slaves captured and sold. More Sub-Saharan Africans were sold to the Islamic world than to Europe and the Western Hemisphere combined. There were more Europeans enslaved by North Africans than there were Sub-Saharan Africans enslaved and sent to the Western hemisphere

@cryptojoe57

20 күн бұрын

@d4n737 here is another article Now, some 1500 years ago, the Slavs dispersed out of their old homeland, probably somewhere on the Ukrainian-Belorussian border. Some of them got to the Balkans where many Slavs were enslaved. In the first millennium, the number of Slavic slaves owned mainly by the Greeks (in the Byzantine Empire) was so high in the Balkans that the Greeks have adopted the word “Slav” that Slavs were using for themselves - well, a modified version of the word such as “sclavo” - as the main word for slaves. It got to Latin and then other languages including English later (where the “c” after “s” was erased again). Meanwhile, shortly after 1000 AD, the Christian church banned the usage of Slavs as slaves. But the word was already well established. Slavs could complain about slavery at least as much as the blacks can - in fact, our ancestors were the slaves who gave the slavery the name - but for some reasons, we don’t complain. We know we can’t change the history, and even if those events affect the present, most people could use this hypothetical influence as a lame excuse for anything which would be wrong.

@cryptojoe57

20 күн бұрын

@d4n737 the word SLAV comes from word...yes...and SLAVE COMES FROM SLAV! YOU ARE SOOOOOO WRONG IN THIS ONE BUD! I HAVE A TON OF ARTICLES AND CITATIONS TO BACK ME UP!

Thank you for mentioning that we were also slaves too. Every race/ethnicity has been enslaved and just because you were doesn't make you deserving of a racist immunity card or reparations.

As a white girl, I am legitimately scared of doing something wrong in front of someone of color and being called a racist. Terrified actually. I’m baffled at how hated I am without anyone knowing me and it just being based off the color of my skin. These people don’t know me… I know I shouldn’t take it personally… but that last girl… not gonna lie, it hurt a bit😢

@SwaggyGoober

10 ай бұрын

Bro literally, I don’t even wanna play Roblox anymore and I’ve been playing it my entire life, cause out of nowhere everyone hates me because of my skin color. They cuss my out & call me racial slurs & call my racist & many other foul things, and I didn’t even look in their direction. I can’t handle it anymore, I’ve gotten banned for days for doing absolutely nothing, cause some random kind reported me for being racist with no proof whatsoever? I’m convinced Roblox has become corrupt, and I’m concerned for kids on there legitimately. There needs to be age sections, so little kids don’t get influenced by these foul people.

@dutchproudgaming7486

10 ай бұрын

As a White male I feel more discriminated against then a black male like if I see someone of a different skin color do something wrong and I point it out to them I am immediately a racist while if someone of my own skin color would do something wrong I would say the exact same thing but it's okay for different skin colored people to call us cracker white boy or whatever they like and that's okay? But meanwhile if I say that black guy or girl everyone is instantly offended by this. Now I am no racist my fiance is Mexican and I even asked her and she agrees. If anything I don't see the color of your skin I don't care I only see your actions and your soul

@DameNickum

10 ай бұрын

Same, girl, same. No reason, no action to provoke it, simply breathing and white? Hated.

@melon-melon71

10 ай бұрын

Yes bestie preach

@tallonteel6670

10 ай бұрын

I'm a white dude who lives in the ghetto Have had multiple altercations with people Just by looking at them or telling them they need to get their dog off of a chain strapped to a tree without any water. They get violent really really fast And threatened to shoot me until I pull out my twelve gauge shotgun. I walk to my car with my gun in my hands and ever since then they stopped messing with me.

"Educate ya self" has got to be my favorite line from people who are ALWAYS the most naive lmao 😆

@deannawanzo7629

11 ай бұрын

I would say ignorant is the appropriate adjective.

@firepenguin38

11 ай бұрын

But it's weird that's all they say. When you ask them to tell you knowledge. Then they get that blank stare right at you lol. All these morons know us virtue signaling sbd being racist at the expense of "for equality" these idiots need to live on their own island and tend for thenself. Woke of all colors on their own island. See how that works. It would make me happy seeing how real opression affects them

@robw7676

11 ай бұрын

"Educate yourself" = "seek out the same indoctrination I have undergone"

@AlvinJWilliams407

11 ай бұрын

Well if they said or they not going to school and get educated if they did they shouldn't say sht and get a life Am I right everyone?

@firepenguin38

11 ай бұрын

@@AlvinJWilliams407 definitely not wrong. They need to stop saying things they know nothing about. These wokes get in my nerves

At university (UK) in the 1990's, I was told in a lesson that racism only works one way, you cannot be racist to a white person. I argued against it, and the lecturer was so rude and more or less told me to shut up because it was just a "fact". I wasn't allowed an opinion in an open discussion group, I certainly was not allowed to say "black people can also be racist to white or Asian people". This was 1995.... forget 2023..... this crazy woke philosophy started years ago. I disagreed then, questioned it over the years, and nope, I still stick to my original thoughts on it!

It's ALWAYS been a class thing and not a racist thing

A truly “oppressed” person wouldn’t be able to say all this BS to their “oppressors”. But who exactly has the privilege again?

@floridazoe2494

11 ай бұрын

They have the privilege now but at one point your people the WHITE PEOPLE had the privilege and they oppressed, raped, pillage and destroyed these people! Let me guess you don’t know that history huh? 15 years ago it was ok for a white man and white woman to say anything about a person of color and it was believable but times have change! Your problem is you aren’t upset that they are retaliating, your problem is that a lot of white people are getting the same medicine they gave these people and now they are getting a taste of their own medicine the only thing to do is complain!!

@tannerholmes1587

11 ай бұрын

Anyone who isn't a straight white male. Straight white men are the root of all evil

@tstarr8314

11 ай бұрын

I've met people who experienced actual oppression. People who spoke up 'disappeared' They're safe now but they definitely don't feel like it. They keep to themselves, will never accept favours or gifts or ask for help because that could be a trap. They worry that the safety they have found will be taken away. Forget about talking politics or saying something critical in front of them.

@karllykos

11 ай бұрын

>But who exactly has the privilege again? ✡

@thetruthishere8733

11 ай бұрын

Blacks

I'm Black, and that sort of leftist hypocrisy is why I eventually slid over to the right. I've experienced racism from white people, but I've also experienced far more random acts of kindness from white people when I absolutely needed it.

@Screech911

11 ай бұрын

@@sjames3006Haha, I see what you did there!

@miguelcprates

11 ай бұрын

I don't believe it's about left or right because most of these people don't know anything about politics, they just identify as "left" because media portrait of minorities. These people just use an excuse to justify their acts of racism, their lazyness and the lack of personlity they have.

@amayahiko948

11 ай бұрын

Our brains love dark thoughts. Depressions last longer then Happiness. Racismn is taught by parents to their children. This is the cycle. Hate conjures hate. We all have black sheep that use any words against each other. But education and presence of mind and common sense.. usually helps you stay away. Nowadys we often lack common sense. >.> Thats what i am seeing. For me its more general.

@dougyates7218

11 ай бұрын

Any Race can be racist. It drives me nuts when I hear a Latino or Black person say that they can't be a racist because they are Latino or Black! Ignorance knows no bounds.

@brendakoch501

11 ай бұрын

Racism in all race. All we want is to be treated like humans

You are a breath of fresh air. I love your intelligent views and I appreciate your bravery. Keep up the good work!

As a white man, I have nothing but love for all my brothers and sisters🇺🇸

My bitter aunt would always bash white people and even call out black people who dated whites.... until she met her current husband (who is white lol). She ended up getting her comeuppance when she and her husband went to Jamaica and got chased out of a market by a racist old black guy who was furious she was with a white man 😂(karma)

@galmanferguson

11 ай бұрын

Omg that's hilarious😂

@clivel3966

11 ай бұрын

If you want to see what overt, blatant racism looks like go to the Caribbean, wow! Both hilarious and dangerous at the same time.

@soulsurfer639

11 ай бұрын

@@galmanferguson Yeah, throughout my childhood she only dated black guys (who would ultimately walk out on her because she was really temperamental), after she married her current (white) husband, it has been the longest relationship I've seen her in lol... (He's a nice guy, don't know how he has hung in there for soo long).

@wizardwolf1020

11 ай бұрын

That guy must be something else to not only get a date with her despite her aforementioned hate for whites, but also put a ring on her finger and marry her despite everything. The fact that he’s still with her even after dealing with her temper as well as probably racism is commendable.

@soulsurfer639

11 ай бұрын

@@wizardwolf1020 Well, he does well for himself and isn't bad looking, so as you might imagine, she immediately put the brakes on the racist talk.... she still has a loud mouth though lol 😒

As a light skinned black woman, ive been targeted on the basis of skin color more from my own people than any other race. We can dish it out but we certainly cant take it can we? We look for it in everyone else but we ignore the damage we do within our own community.

@palofthepaw

11 ай бұрын

Grace Jones❤️

@melaesther2527

11 ай бұрын

Poor soul. I hope you are fine now.

@dougyates7218

11 ай бұрын

I feel badly for you and the trauma that you have experienced. Anyone can be a racist. Stay strong, cuz.

@dougyates7218

11 ай бұрын

@@gramma677 Hello, I have a Niece and Nephew that are mixed, they identify as black and that's fine. I consider them 'mixed' but we are all actually mixed as we have blood from different 'races.' There are few if any 'pure' blood lines. The video just shows that all Races have racists. Skin color has little to do with how we view others, as it is a person's character that we judge the most. These Tic Toc videos are often made for shock value and are click-bait. People will hate for many reasons, sadly we just have to deal with them and move on. Peace.

@deborahthompson6248

11 ай бұрын

That's sad. That feels alone :( I'm sorry

Can we agree the world has gotten 10IQ points lower since 2020

Im not ever gonna leave my house unless i absolutely have to. I hate the world. The people in it. The hate. The racism. I wanna be so far away from people as possible because of this. The hatred. Im done

As a hispanic person living outside of the US, something that's always baffled me about the black community there is how they hold onto the victim part while engaging in the most racist behaviour possible

@thatcrazymick

10 ай бұрын

It really is mind blowing. And they somehow have all been alive since the 1860s because apparently they're oppressed.

@mustafamawla219

10 ай бұрын

@@thatcrazymick stop embarrassing yourself last time i checked segregation ended in 1971 but ok

@mustafamawla219

10 ай бұрын

This is exactly why you shouldn’t listen to republicans! Victim part? Most racist behavior lol 😂 black people aren’t the ones calling the police on little kids and shooting them either! Black people aren’t the ones walking into a church slaughtering innocent people but ok

@onyabike4205

10 ай бұрын

​​@@thatcrazymickAnd even more mind blowing is that they have far better lives than 99% of European people who have ever lived over the countless millennia working hard to make the world what it is today, the modern world is white culture, and the modern world seems to forget whose culture they are living in, or what the world was like before the day they were born. They dont realise the irony that this level of ignorance is actually a luxury that most people in the world cannot afford, being faced with reality without safe space sheltered bubbles, will explode the delusions and childishness from your mind quick smart! Real harsh reality is needed and they are digging their own graves!! Good!! Now the rest of us, all normal peoples together of all kinds, can carry on in peace and forget the dystopian tyrannical moronic nightmare known as woke. Woke is our enemy, not colours or races.

@user-js5mj8qs1j

9 ай бұрын

@@mustafamawla219 Uhhh he's refferring to the african slaves, sold by africans, to 90% jewish and 10% white american slave owners. Embarrassing mustaf famawala wakanada

"Why can't we all just be friends?" That hit so hard.

@calvinjames7032

5 ай бұрын

Sadly, that’s too simple and easy and these people don’t want that because they feed on the chaos and division 😔

@sirpuffyplays5728

5 ай бұрын

@@calvinjames7032 So, in short, they're attention seekers.

@Coolkrobird

2 ай бұрын

I’ll be ya friend, I’m happy to be friends to people

those people don’t even know the origin of the word slave comes from the slav as in slavic people who were enslaved, they should pick up a history book

@4:00- As a very wise entity once observed, ''I'm on no one's side because no one is on my side!''

A friend of mine was manager at an opticians in London several years back. She was the only white member of staff, which wouldn't be important at all as everyone there was British, except that one of her colleagues started using racial slurs about her. My friend initially ignored it, then politely asked this person to stop but to no avail. When she then reported it to Head Office, stating that this person was being very offensive and racist towards her, she was told that "that's not possible" because my friend is white. It was downgraded by HR to bullying and nothing was ever really done. Racism is never okay.

@carolwaller9605

11 ай бұрын

Neither is bullying acceptable in the workplace

@dreadcthulhu5

11 ай бұрын

Is there a law about creating a hostile work environment in your country? If there is she could have insinuated that allegations against the company would be following if something wasn't done to stop the behavior. That could get some results.

@notamusedboosh

11 ай бұрын

I am one of two white people where I work. We are forced to wear a summer uniform, even during winter when the weather is icy outside, even when we don't have clients coming in. Everyone else is allowed to wear normal clothes. Everyone else is allowed to choose when they want to wear the uniform. Although our other colleagues have been here for a long time, they don't do their work most of the time. It falls on us. We even have to complete work they didn't do from 7 years ago. They choose food over clients constantly, but sometimes we are so swamped, we don't get to eat lunch. It is so bad that they have gone through 4 uniforms since I started there, and I am still wearing the same 2 I bought in the beginning. Because they literally eat 2x breakfast and 2 X lunch at work. Clients constantly complain. 10% of the work I do is what I was hired for, but 90% is stuff that just gets added. Every week the work I am responsible gets longer. We get spoken about in their language, they constantly ignore us when we are talking and talk over us in their language. If something goes wrong, we get blamed, even though we had nothing to do with it. It is a heavy racist environment, with racial slurs, but we can't do anything. Because this is South Africa, and jobs are scarce. We need to provide for our families, so we have to deal with it. Oh, the funniest part. The other colleagues get travel and phone allowance, on top of their salaries, even though we live just as far, and are forced to use our private phones too.

@JH-rk9gd

11 ай бұрын

I know people in South Africa who have said similar things. They handle it with humor, don’t let them see they are getting to you and just gradually the have a work slow down and just get a 1/2 of a percent slower every day so they don’t notice. If you allow yourself to be taken advantage of you will be

@suprlite

7 ай бұрын

​@@notamusedbooshi'd look for a new job and leave those lazy slobs.

I'm a white girl and I remember being harassed by a black man because i walked next to him... He started to insult me, call me colonizer, cracker (at the time I didn't even know why he called me that), racist, then he started to tell me that I probably had slaves at home and wanted him too, he even spit on me and looked at me repulsed and angry. Thankfully a police officer was nearby and saw everything, he's also probably the reason why i ended up unscathed (the man seemed like he wanted to punch me). Edit: I forgot to add that I was barely 13 y/o when this happened btw and i was literally just walking next to him since we were going in the same direction. Edit two: to the people that called me liar; I'm not lying. If you don't want to believe it then don't, you're not obligated to do so. I remember what happened perfectly from how shocked and scared I was, you don't need to diminish my experience and how scared i was just because you don't believe it, please and thanks. Edit three: btw, stop being racist in the comments. Just because one did it doesn't mean all will. Not everyone is the same and generalizing is not only never good but only does harm to that community.

@eifiepsych2196

11 ай бұрын

Wtf, just by walking next to him???? The way people would've reacted if it had been the other way around like...

@danshotguns4226

11 ай бұрын

I'm sure if you asked the bully he would say that cop was being racist. That's horrible. Adults need to be able to control themselves....even if they are racist and angry. Hell By their logic every white person is inherently racist and we're just hiding it.... So why can't they just hide it? Why do they have to be so loud about it? I don't know why you would be so proud of being so blatantly ignorant.

@Ninmpf

11 ай бұрын

I was in a pub once with a black friend who has a disability. We had one drink and then left. As I was leaving I saw 3 female black co-workers out with another black co worker. They were trying to educate him on being black. I said hello and bye. One of them asked me if I was taking my colleague home to f*** him, to which I asked the same of them in a more tactful way. One of them asked me what was wrong with my disabled friend! I just had no words for the extreme rudeness. I'm white btw. With the benefit of hindsight I wish I'd never given them the time of day and left that place but I was naive. At least I can understand where they were coming from however

@thetruthishere8733

11 ай бұрын

I'm sure you still chase that bbc

@marchellochiovelli7259

11 ай бұрын

Around blacks... never relax.

Thank you Amala. May God bless you.

Makes me wonder what the hell have I ever done to them to deserve the hate

Black people are always complaining about racism, but yet we're racist as hell towards others. We can't have it both ways ✊🏿

@chhansen9813

11 ай бұрын

As a white man who dates beautiful black queens, you are right!

@alaalfa8839

11 ай бұрын

Actually, the social media algorithm works this way, as Tristan Harris often explains in his seminars. people more often click on negative and controversial content Then the AI algorithm thinks that humans want only negative and controversial content. so the algorithm sens you much more often the negative content. but as he says we may receive 100 positive messages and our mind still focuses only on the one negative message. because over thousands of years human brain developed in a way that the subconscious mind notices much more often the negative content as a survival instinct, to protect yourself from animals or danger. So it is no wonder that Tik tok is full of controversial and negative content and that Amala, Michael Knowles Candance Owens, and other KZreadrs to 90 percent of the time only the negative content and almost never the positive content. Because they found out that loving and educational content brings very little traffic.

@tortuebeer2065

11 ай бұрын

@@chhansen9813 "white man who dates beautiful black queens"

@mustafamawla219

10 ай бұрын

Ok uncle Ruckus

@queenofnyc5584

4 ай бұрын

@@mustafamawla219ok cry baby victim

My neighbors are from Nigeria, and they not only LOVE sharing their culture with my family but all the other families as well, no matter the race. And they encourage you to share it with everyone. They also talk about how much opportunity there is for black people here and how it’s nothing like black people make it seem online. And that’s straight from an ACTUAL African American.

@EriPages

11 ай бұрын

I have a friend from Angola I play soccer with in my league. He says and does the samd thing. Cool guy.

@HeyStellllaaaa

11 ай бұрын

@@EriPages Americans have such tunnel vision and thinks everyone in the world thinks like they do. 😬

@charleenmcdade9168

11 ай бұрын

Beautiful TY 😊

@daisysunshine1324

11 ай бұрын

I’ve been to West Africa a lot & they are the kindest, open & welcoming people I have ever met. They think the attitude of African Americans, today, is disgusting.

@_cloudface_

11 ай бұрын

It's not spoken above much but in Australia we have a fair amount of Nigerian and Sudanese refugees and a large portion of the younger and especially first generation Australian ones are doing much much better than many of the local black Aboriginals are. It's like the African's worked out this way to integrate while keeping their culture while a lot of Aboriginals are just stuck blaming "colonisers" even though there's a huge push to acknowledge Aboriginal culture 😬.

10:22 i cant😭

@survivorofthecurse717

6 ай бұрын

That almost made me spit out my drink. Like, holy jeez, that was overkill

As a white man living in Vietnam, I must say that I am thankful to all the Vietnamese that invite me into their home and share their culture with me. There are huge differences between us, but they try my food, I try theirs, we laugh and we except each other. They encourage me to be healthy and do sports and just enjoy life in Vietnam. In my 9 years here, I have only heard 2 racist comments. Both the men were drunk and I understood. The next day they came to me and apologized. People are people. That very night we drank together and now they are some of the coolest nicest people I have ever known.

I will never be ashamed of who I am. And I will proudly display an American Flag in support of my country. But I will also treat everyone with respect no matter their race because that is how I was raised

@jamilgotcher5456

11 ай бұрын

When I was young I didn't used to understand the sacrifices that were made for our country. I make sure to put out the American flag to show my respect to the military and those we've lost and those that have served our country. It's so disheartening that our freedoms to even act like an idiot like the people in the videos that Amala showed us are the result of the people who served in the military and paid the greatest sacrifice with their life. They don't understand the level of opression in so many other countries or maybe they just pretend to not understand so they can keep trying to manipulate.

@emilaubry6856

11 ай бұрын

Amen! We need more people ike you in america

@theanimationcritictaylorri1264

11 ай бұрын

I used to be quite ignorant to how California is because once upon a time they used to keep their opinions private or on some miserable $9 front rack at Walmart and yell into a void only for themselves but now it’s so obvious that they hate my demographic and it’s they have the Bidens and one of which did a speech a Black Community College months ago when non of it was consistent or correct if any he should’ve been bullied off the podium but No they completely embraced him. The strikes need to happen so it’ll maybe clean house on as many of the lunatics as possible so they wouldn’t be harassing the fans or my demographic and I’m the ones that they’re supposed to be attracting money from. Oh well I guess I’ll mostly just stick to the older titles with a few exceptions of course. Also don’t even get me started on PIXAR’s massive downfall.

@urnaighean_shamhach

11 ай бұрын

While respect is earned, you as an individual can treat others respectfully while giving them a chance to earn that respect. Also give yourself the right to revoke respect if not deserved

@lindatohara6438

11 ай бұрын

In Hawaii I see them in helicopters I live close to airport. I wave to them frantically so they know I am acknowledging them. I always thank our military without them we aren’t free. Many people fly flags here American and Hawaiian flags. We got mixed races here every country there is no black and white more brown and tan LOlz 😂

As a Slavic white guy it's kinda funny to watch. Guess where the term "slave" came from 😂

“Educate yourself to racism” Does not even know the dictionary definition. 😅😂😅

It is sickening and tone deaf that these people think that black people cannot be racist. Umm, that is 100% incorrect. I’ve experienced it and witnessed it in my own family. 🤦🏽‍♀️

@mustafamawla219

10 ай бұрын

Man please stop it! Y’all are so embarrassing! Name one time black people have did to white people what they did to us

@griseldanguyenpham2427

9 ай бұрын

Saying black people cannot be racist is like saying a woman cannot be misogynistic!

@kingloverodrigues2103

7 ай бұрын

Black people are by far the most racist in the world

I am from germany but when I was in 12th grade (in 2019) I had a black guy in my class who made a presentation about racism. He nearly said everything what is racist against white people and "explained" that this is not ricism because he misses the power and all of this nonsens. He was so angry while he presentated it that no one wanted to tell him that he literally was the only racist in the room. He was the only black person in our class and after one and a half our of hate speech against white people he got a B+ After that he claimed that if he were white he would have had an A.

@alaalfa8839

11 ай бұрын

Actually, the social media algorithm works this way, as Tristan Harris often explains in his seminars. people more often click on negative and controversial content Then the AI algorithm thinks that humans want only negative and controversial content. so the algorithm sens you much more often the negative content. but as he says we may receive 100 positive messages and our mind still focuses only on the one negative message. because over thousands of years human brain developed in a way that the subconscious mind notices much more often the negative content as a survival instinct, to protect yourself from animals or danger. So it is no wonder that Tik tok is full of controversial and negative content and that Amala, Michael Knowles Candance Owens, and other KZreadrs to 90 percent of the time only the negative content and almost never the positive content. Because they found out that loving and educational content brings very little traffic.

@Detroitraised

11 ай бұрын

Hour and a half speech 🤨 this story sounds suspect.

@ana-vo5ek

11 ай бұрын

I'm sorry you had to witness his idiocy 😖

@libfuzzy4629

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@Muschelschubs3r

11 ай бұрын

@@Detroitraised Just as a piece of information. Standard length of a school lesson in Germany is 45 minutes. I find it plausible that a presentation can take an entire two-lesson block.

Great video! The first one I've ever seen of you! You're incredibly wise and humble. Kuddo! I see why you have so many followers! Thank you for being a breath of fresh air!!! xoxo

I used to be an insurance agent. I told a lady, on the phone, her rate. She started screaming, calling me racist… Lady…wtf..I can’t even see you. I don’t make up prices. This is due to your accident history… 😂

I was bullied by the black community in my white high school. They got away with whatever they wanted. I shake my head in all when I see black people saying they are oppressed. I have never seen their oppression and I grew up in a small country town. It was the black inner-city kids that made my life a living hell. And the teachers were too afraid to do anything to help

@cheebacat

9 ай бұрын

I’m sorry this happened, you did not deserve that and someone should have helped you. Bullying is never ok. I hope you also realize that once you are out of school (if you are still in it) you won’t have to deal with any of that. Also if you experience this again I would suggest filing a police report if the school won’t listen. The police will, they’ll come to the school and speak to the school. Bullying falls under assault, harassment and hate crimes. Don’t be afraid to get the help you need, you deserve that. (I was bullied by all types of people at my school so I understand your pain - I’m black and I have also been bullied by black people too) I hope you are able to heal as time goes on.

@cheebacat

9 ай бұрын

Everyone can experience oppression too. Even past race (ie: discrimination based on other factors). I know it’s hard to see in a small town (or see it when you’re the victim) but oppression is out there and can affect anyone in any situation (imo)

@plowsharesintoswords4693

8 ай бұрын

Yeah that happened to us too in 1978 after "Roots" came out on T.V. and the only solutiin was whites had to ban together and start whipping some black asses on a daily basis for over 2 years before it settled down...but they always be hateful racists and IN FACT the majority of Black America wants to genocide and enslave every other race just like their fkn savage barbaric Barbary ancestors.

@Babezilla

3 ай бұрын

Good

@billprendgergast8976

2 ай бұрын

Thanks...I agree with what you are saying....I initially supported #BLM unitl.I.encountered some black.hatred on whites and realised how terrible behaviour in their own community was.,

I’m 15 and i’ve tried to bring up my views and ideas like these to my friends before and I was called racist, transphobic, sexist, and that “my dad has brainwashed me”. I used to be a leftist and watch videos like these and think they were evil but in the past couple months I have started to realize that social media and leftist ideas taught at school molded me into being someone i’m not. It seems like if I ever talk about any of my political opinions, people literally think i’m evil or a bad person and give me looks that make me even question my own judgement. I just wish there was a place that I could speak my opinions freely without being judged and called names. My best friend is far leaning to the left and as much as I love her, I don’t think I will ever be comfortable enough to speak about any of my ideas or opinions around her that don’t agree with hers. I’m so glad I found this channel because it is finally a place that I can learn from and be inspired from people like you ❤️.

@abcdefghij337

11 ай бұрын

If these friends of yours understood the seriousness of the accusations they threw at you, they would not do so. Either they’re really serious, and they are not your friends, or they’re just using some words they know, and they are really stupid. Do you want to become your peers? Why? They don’t have some secret knowledge you don’t. They haven’t lived any longer than you or know any more about life than you do. And apparently they’ve got something against your dad.

@oyudie2745

11 ай бұрын

Throw on a trump hat during the 2024 election and you'll see who they really are.

@bambajamba

11 ай бұрын

Your friends and peers are brainwashed by the left. It's literally a cult. Keep speaking up. You're doing good. There are plenty of people in your school with likeminded views, you just have to find them. Good luck. 💖

@falygurl9703

11 ай бұрын

Good for you! I was in my 20s when I had this epiphany. Everyone should always be willing to challenge their own ideas and really explore where they came from. Of course you will be influenced by your friends, family and culture but being aware of that is so important so that you can really determine what it is YOU believe. I think so many of us just decide what is true and then hold fast no matter what new evidence comes our way--you should be able to allow yourself to evolve, grow, and change your mind. Hopefully your friends learn that too!

@bambajamba

11 ай бұрын

@@falygurl9703 I agree 100%. You have to follow your heart and be open to changing your mind whwn evidence comes your way that proves you wrong. Well said. I didn't see the light until I was almost 30. It's crazy. The way I was thinking and the things I fought for. Then things started coming out and I started to question people and the way of thinking. I'm so much happier now. With the truth!

I just stumbled upon this channel and I really enjoyed your content! Thanks for what you’re sharing! 💯❤️ You have a great voice!

I guess these people need to blame their failure on something

@bennyblanco5555

5 ай бұрын

yep and express their jealousy

I have been called a racist numerous times in my life simply because of the color of my skin (the southern accent doesn’t help). It sucks because I truly love everyone and being called something so hurtful and harmful is really upsetting. Some people throw “racist” and “racism” around like its candy at a parade.

@simonsmith1974

11 ай бұрын

That kinda behaviour says way more about the people throwing such words at you than it ever will about you. Don't allow their hate to drag you down to their level. Rise above and keep loving people.

@notoriousj_

11 ай бұрын

The ones calling you racist, are themselves the biggest racists

@frilledgyaru291

11 ай бұрын

You sound like such a sweet person,don’t pay any attention to those people,you can never do enough for them.

@jordanapolis

11 ай бұрын

@ptownerica they just call you that because they are hateful and know calling you a racist will deeply hurt you because you are a good person who cares about how she treats others

@AlvinJWilliams407

11 ай бұрын

I'm really sorry for you as a person of color yes everyone can be racist not you people who use prejudice words against people really makes me sad 😢 I don't like people like that.

I used to work at an establishment that was majority black (staff and customer base). I was invited to a baby shower, where I was the only white person there. The ladies were venting and saying racist things about white people like I wasn’t even there. I had quite a few experiences of racism directed towards me while I was working there.

@kristennicole1361

11 ай бұрын

I had the same experience being the only white person in a workplace and would have racist things said towards me, racial things brought up around me, I was excluded while my other coworkers paired up together and got a feeling my coworkers thought I was racist because I don't talk much, keep to myself and do my job. But I literally don't care to converse a whole lot and feel as long as I'm productive and communicate what I need to there's no problem. I guess I didn't fit in with the company "culture" and still felt I didn't belong or wanted there even though I was a good employee. Long story short I was only there for a year because of this . Felt bullied and harassed at this company.

@Aliandrin

11 ай бұрын

Sounds like you know those things apply to you, or you wouldn't be so offended. If I told you that you were a purple people eater, you wouldn't be offended, because it just isn't true.

@Jimbo_123

11 ай бұрын

​@@Aliandrin So you're saying that a room full of white people can judge the only black person in the room? If what they say isn't true then that person has no right to be offended then, right?

@kristennicole1361

11 ай бұрын

@@Aliandrin it is offensive and does apply to him because he's white. It's racist towards him and making him uncomfortable. That's an issue . It's also illegal in the workplace you can't be discriminatory . You can't just say anything you want to in the workplace, there's rules and regulations protecting employees rights for this reason.

@Aliandrin

11 ай бұрын

@kristennicole1361 Oh grow up. If calling out white people on the things they actually do offends you, maybe you're not fit to be in the workplace at all.

Ppl who were NEVER slaves, yet have ALL the hate. Oh well, to each their own.

As a white/native person I think the white people jokes are really funny, but what’s not funny is generalization of ALL white people being racist. It doesn’t really make sense to me personally. But, poc oppression is not an issue to be overlooked. They should not be harassed for their skin color or ethnic features. It genuinely makes me sad to hear that people have prejudice against other people, no matter race. I know I would really hate to have someone automatically dislike me because of the way I look.

"Activist in the streets, colonized in the sheets" -- I laughed so hard. Dang, that was good. 🤣

@TheStepmonkey

11 ай бұрын

💀💀😂

@mdredheadguy1979

11 ай бұрын

Yep, that won the internet for at least a week!

@Emppu_T.

11 ай бұрын

I think short fat otaku had a whole video about it. Hilarious

@nickvickers3486

11 ай бұрын

Yes that was quite funny. I think the lady in the plot twist would make a great politician. She doesn't believe the claptrap coming out of her mouth for one minute, but she knows by saying it she can gain the support of those that do. If she can trade those likes for votes she'll be in Congress!

@alaalfa8839

11 ай бұрын

Actually, the social media algorithm works this way, as Tristan Harris often explains in his seminars. people more often click on negative and controversial content Then the AI algorithm thinks that humans want only negative and controversial content. so the algorithm sens you much more often the negative content. but as he says we may receive 100 positive messages and our mind still focuses only on the one negative message. because over thousands of years human brain developed in a way that the subconscious mind notices much more often the negative content as a survival instinct, to protect yourself from animals or danger. So it is no wonder that Tik tok is full of controversial and negative content and that Amala, Michael Knowles Candance Owens, and other KZreadrs to 90 percent of the time only the negative content and almost never the positive content. Because they found out that loving and educational content brings very little traffic.

Hi Amala! I had a situation as a white person at my school where my black friend thought I was being racist towards her while I was only trying to let her know that she didn’t put her 50% in the group project we were working on together. She got so nasty towards my constructive criticism and ended up never doing her 50% at all and I practically did the whole project. I told my professor and without my friend knowing, my professor docked points on her part of the project. She later found out and exploded at me saying this was wrong and that I was using micro aggressions towards her. She was going to get Diversity involved and everything and I was scared to death and crying because I thought I would now be looked at as a racist by my whole class, but my professor handled the situation. In reality, Diversity would have just laughed at her because this was definitely not racism. Now I totally cut ties with her because I feel like the way she reacted to my constructive criticism for our group project was so very immature and over reactive. I know that this was her response and I definitely don’t want to generalize that all black people do this too, but I’m just saying it’s people like her that don’t deserve certain college degrees because they like to create drama with white people when there is no drama and yet they still graduate with the same degree when they never put in their full work like we did. I work extremely hard in school and I never deserved this kind of harsh treatment from a once good friend.

@avopeac6300

11 ай бұрын

people like that are allergic to accountability and will pull the race card because it's a low hanging fruit

@janecoull3197

11 ай бұрын

Really sorry to hear this...😢

@julianlloyd701

11 ай бұрын

Playing the race card. Sorry you had this experience

@baz3575

11 ай бұрын

I have met a lot of Black people like this over the years. Thankfully, the black friends still in my life are level headed, fair minded people who do not go for that rubbish.

@JVgtVER2

11 ай бұрын

Not all black folk are like your ex friend. Only the ones that grow up in big cities like California, New York, Austin and Houston . They grow up being taught racism and they watch the view, cnn.

Imagine if there were anti black tik toks. The world would be enraged

@jakemansfield3486

3 ай бұрын

Instantly deleted for “Hate speech”, but not if it’s Anti White. 🙁

@TheRealSlimshadyyyyyy

3 ай бұрын

@@jakemansfield3486 My point exactly, but people are too scared to talk about that.

We went from BLM to WLM

Thank you so much for talking about this when it's left in the shadow. I am Brazilian and was born in Brazil but my skin tone is white and immigrated to a "woke" country (Canada), I always feel like a lot of people are anti-white and racist to white people but when I speak up as a "white" person, everyone thinks I'm racist. I'm so thankful that you are able to openly talk about this with confidence 💗

@michaeldunlop3207

11 ай бұрын

They don't think you are racist they just want to hurl that word at you to get you to back down and not speak up for yourself.

@lalexander1144

11 ай бұрын

Same. Brazilian, white-skin tone. Living in America. I think our perspective is interesting because we came from a country that has immense diversity, especially in skin-color. But I think what Brazil doesn't have (or didn't when I lived there) was such polarizing black vs white culture the way America does. Brazil managed to be more of a melting pot. This isn't to say that Brazil doesn't have racism (it does) but there is something very "structured" about the way this rise of anti-white narrative is shaping up in the north.

@sonicluffypucca96

11 ай бұрын

​@lalexander1144 I think this a uniquely North American/Western European phenomenon as even 'diverse' countries such as Brazil don't seem to have this problem to extent it is in the 'woke' countries.

@debybel

11 ай бұрын

Hi! Yes, I agree. As a Brazilian person this is not so strong, but I think is because our people is so mixed that they are primarily Brazilian, than white or black. I am living in Europe nowadays and I see a rift in society between white and black that we don't see in Brazil. So, we do have racism, but above all, we are just Brazilians.

@thenarrator1984

11 ай бұрын

Canada is lost.

Ridiculous. I know way too many black women and girls who say things like this yet all their boyfriends are white😂💀

@justinsime3786

11 ай бұрын

Lies, the smallest demographic of race relationships are between black women and white men

@frequencyoftruth2303

11 ай бұрын

Pathetic

@kingdre7492

11 ай бұрын

Stockholm syndrome

Thank you! Love your show!

Those above us all, pulling the strings, are deliberately shaking the ant jar… psst, we’re the ants in that jar.

As a middle aged white guy from the US, thank you for fighting for true equality. God bless.🙏👊🇺🇸 First time watching. Enjoyed it.

@bengaltiger1289

7 ай бұрын

And God bless you to , I gather from your kind message you're trying your best. Keep your head up and don't ever change. You're beautiful inside and out

@keshaestevan3623

7 ай бұрын

She is not fighting for equality and neither are you bible thumper

All races were enslaved at one point

@user-ix5gf2on1w

2 ай бұрын

And what was it wrong notice how many white and Jewish movie companies make movies and programmes about it yes they are proud of it. Stop with the patronising one sentence answers!

@Adventure_fuel

Ай бұрын

@@user-ix5gf2on1wI am Jewish. Please explain

@Adventure_fuel

Ай бұрын

People are still enslaved all around the world.

@Valkonnen

Ай бұрын

"Slave" means "Slav" which were THE Most enslaved people and they are white.

@user-ix5gf2on1w

Ай бұрын

A stupid question for a stupid point you actually think the idea of slavery was a good one.......seriously what's your point!

As a 12 year old white guy, I am genuinely scared of somehow being racist infront of a black/asian person. Frightened. A lot of kids at my school just assume I'm racist towards black/samoan people (there are a lot of islanders at my school) because I'm white.

@EmmaSoliyah

6 ай бұрын

as someone is mixed with black and white. i’m sorry that you have to experience nor think about this because it’s just sad. i wish you the best and ignore some of those people. focus on yourself and your school work !

@noahsmith2001

6 ай бұрын

@@EmmaSoliyah Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words.

@luisvicentepaganinicavalar4984

5 ай бұрын

Hey kid. I'm a "white" Brazilian man. We've been copying this racist woke culture for some time now here, and let me tell you something very important: mostly everyone is hated or discriminated against during their lifetime. People will never be completely satisfyied with esch other and will judge each other for one reason or another. The key here is: never believe something just because someone told you that. Look at the actual evidence. Do your actions confirm what they are saying about you? If so, do what you need to do. If they don't, stick to the truth. If you need people to like you so you can love your life, you're already dead.

@EmmaSoliyah

5 ай бұрын

@@noahsmith2001 yw any time , because this needs to come to an end !

@noahsmith2001

5 ай бұрын

@@luisvicentepaganinicavalar4984 Thank you for those kind words. I can't tell you how much this made my day. God bless you and may all your wishes come true

I hate people telling stories that never happened. These weirdos record literally everything no normal human being would ever record but exactly the stories they are talking about have not been recorded? Yeah, sure. Stop lying social media zombies. Get your attention from family and friends like every normal human being.

Hi, my name is Alan. I Identify as American and my pronouns are Liberty/Justice for all. When that young lady at the end says "Fix your people", she just can't conceive that I consider HER one of my people. For the American people are made up of all races and nationalities. I just don't know how to fix her though. And when she says my ancestors suck, well she might have a point. Further back in time you go, the more uncivilized and F'ed up all of our ancestors are going to be, no matter your race. It is just plain hateful though to insult my ancestors just because they were white.

@nankypooh655

11 ай бұрын

PREACH!

@Allan_aka_RocKITEman

11 ай бұрын

@adowning7044 >>> (1) I agree...👍 (2) You spell your first name strangely...😊

@MJ-kg2qy

11 ай бұрын

Would it be racist for me to point out that there's a high likelihood that her ancestors may have been sold into slavery by other African people?

@SirKaeyaStoleThisAccount

11 ай бұрын

Based comment😂 My theory on why so many young Americans are anti-white is because they don’t have a sense of what it means to be American, so the fail to see the people around them as all part of the same nation and ideals. And they resort to judging people based on their looks instead of character. Sad!

@Sofasurfa

11 ай бұрын

The thing is your country, was colonised by people trying to get away from this type of behaviour and others who thought they would have a better chance in another place, it’s why you broke free from my country. My understanding of the States is that it is a melting pot of poor people who emigrated from other places often to escape persecution and poverty. Have black people suffered past injustice? Absolutely, but so have a lot of the white population of the USA. Interestingly it seems to me that a lot of black people are offended on white peoples behalf. Over here, we tend to just ignore this behaviour, personally I find it best to just take the whatever,speak to the hand tactic and disengage. Really annoys the racist to see they aren’t getting to me and they invariably throw white privilege at me, so I just say annnnndddd!!! Then walk away.😊

I'm in France and you can't imagine how much relief I feel about not having to deal with those people. Of course woke is everywhere, but the level of entitlement of woke African Americans is on another level.

@baz3575

11 ай бұрын

I lived in America for over a decade. I thought I had left this black nationalist rhetoric behind when I moved overseas but now this garbage is creeping into thanks to social media. Half the kids agreeing with their garbage have never left their suburb. I lived in black neighbourhoods and know just like any country, the ones harming you the most are your own.

@b.g.5869

11 ай бұрын

Didn't Paris just experience weeks of race riots 🤔?

@Heathenpride83

11 ай бұрын

Well, I'm German. You know what that means? Take a guess.

@melchiorlise2466

11 ай бұрын

@@b.g.5869 Yes, it's pretty much concentrated to the capital but it's still a big problem. The majority is not playing along with this though, contrary to what medias wants to make you believe. We are fighting back.

@Danielle-mg5lf

11 ай бұрын

Some of these woke people need to go back to sleep lol

And these are the first people to scream "das rayciss, muffugah"

I assure you the feeling is mutual someone hates me then i hate them

as a white person, that last one really hurts. these people are so so hurtful and if i were to say that to their face, theyd be happy to hear it. i could cry if i listened to much more of this.

@thatcrazymick

10 ай бұрын

They have a lot of hate in their hearts.

@mustafamawla219

10 ай бұрын

@@thatcrazymick yea I wonder why because we all know how awesome white people have always been towards everyone else

@animefriendos480

8 ай бұрын

Please ignore them

@CrackheadHuntersDopeDealer

8 ай бұрын

That's the point! They are puppets on a string! We are all in this together! It's the communist! Divide and conquer. I say we give them to the communist!

@sober_katz

8 ай бұрын

@@mustafamawla219 ok twitter user

My ex best friend of two years always played the victim and any time I stood up for myself when she would say some crappy things to me she would ask “is it cause I’m black”. This was like a every other day thing and she’s the one who ended our friendship because I stopped playing along with the victim card.

@hotpockets3660

11 ай бұрын

Im a white law enforcement officer with 28 years experience in the industry. The first 5 with the SC highway patrol and the rest with the sheriff's office. I've never thought racially about anyone and treat everyone with kindness and respect. However, since the George Floyd incident and the riots, i have been treated differently by the general public by both white and black people. I've been spit of and called every name in the book. I recently stopped a vehicle just outside of town that i had been following behind for about 2 miles or so due to the fact that there was something that stretched across the back glass of the inside of the car that appeared to be obstructing the drivers view. I called in to dispatch that i was stopping this vehicle along with my location and vehicle description. I got out of my patrol car to begin my field interview and before i even reach the driver's door the female driver angrily said "what the f*** you stopping me for, oh i know, im driving while black". I ignored the comment and professionally began my interview. I interdused myself along with the agency im employed with and explained the reason i stopped her, regarding the object obstructing her view across the back glass which turned out to be an unrestained 3-year-old covered up with a brown blanket. There was also a 5-year-old, also unrestained seated in the back seat. I asked the driver for her license, vehicle registration and proof of active insurance. She refused to submit any information to me because i am, in her words "the same as all the other white cops out here killing her people". I asked her if she would like to talk with my supervisor instead to which she answered " f*** yeah. Call that motherf***** right now" thinking that she was getting ready to get me in some sort of trouble with my superior. After about a 15 or so minute wait, my Lt. pulled up who is another black female. Before Lt. Blain approached the driver, i explained the situation along with the driver's attitude toward me and requested to speak with her. Well obviously Lt. Blain was just like the white cops out here killing black people and messing up their day because she arrested the driver and i had the vehicle towed due to no insurance and waited for a family member to come pick up the kids on scene. For me, it had nothing to do with her race. She was wrong in all directions.

@87mrreynolds

11 ай бұрын

@@hotpockets3660 even down here in Mexico which does have a couple of million people of African heritage they still complain of racism when ever it suits them but Mexicans don’t give a fuck it’s just really sad the damage that this bs blm stuff has done to society I don’t a way back

@NinjaNat-edits

11 ай бұрын

@@hotpockets3660 Every time a White cops pulls over someone thats black they assume there racist and just did it based off there skin color And I feel not every cop is like that. And people just want the attention.And then those cops gets arrested for being “racist” which is annoying. Im glad your speaking up and saying this

@junepassingthrouthegate8810

10 ай бұрын

​@@hotpockets3660Well done!

Racism ia racism, it doesnt matter who doesn it to who.

@Girlsplaybass

3 күн бұрын

Why is that such a hard concept to understand

Love the content, stay up sister keep the great vids coming you rock! Blessings

There are people who WANT to be victims no matter what. This allows you to fail, to do whatever in life you want without consequences...because its always someone elses fault when you fail.

@pendita66

7 ай бұрын

Sadly even black people tried to make peace and that's what the 60 s were about. But white people since they had more power during that time kept killing them off and prevent them from making a change. White people also created racism, and never fixed that problem. Not only black people but white folks were often in denial of other races racism experiences, some even think that racism doesn't exist. Now it's backfiring at them, should they come here complaining

I am biracial (half white) and most of my life I’ve felt ashamed of my white side. Like it was something terrible and embarrassing to have as a part of me and admit to others. Everytime I’ve told someone I’d either get a disgusted look or often be the butt of jokes in friend groups. I’ve never really felt a part of either of my communities despite looking like my peers I felt my “whiteness” made people dislike me subconsciously. Ever since finding your videos I’ve felt more comfortable in my identity and happy to say I am proud to be biracial.

@FireRising86

11 ай бұрын

Never be ashamed of who you are.

@SteveSteve2007

11 ай бұрын

Anyone who is trying to exclude you because of being biracial are just racist and idiots, don't give them the time of day

@saints9988

11 ай бұрын

I have a biracial friend, whom does podcasts. She said growing up in a small town she was more accepted by black people. However, in a podcast she did another black Podcaster called her racial slurs and said she didn't come out right. It was sick to watch.

@shadowbanned3716

11 ай бұрын

Gotta respect and love your mother and father. They made you and love you. Those other people, trying to tell YOU what youre supposed to be ashamed of, are awful and selfish people that dont care one bit about you. But you said you see that now. I just wanted to say my opinion is all.

@87mrreynolds

11 ай бұрын

Be proud of you are and the way you behave the rest is bs

This lady talks sense. Thank you... there is hope for the world!

This is my first time coming across your channel but I think I love u already

She was being flamboyant herself by wearing a pride mask. She got the attention she was seeking, just not from the person she thought it would be.

My heart just breaks for these folks because of how awful and heavy the burden of hatred must feel to carry. How sad.

@christinekovacich8688

11 ай бұрын

Yep no kidding. Very sad 😔

I’m a white guy and I’ve had black women touch my hair without asking (back when it was long and curly). I didn’t flip out, I wasn’t offended, in fact I was flattered because really they were just flirting.

It is so crazy to me to see this happening. I wouldn't know about it at all if not for you and Brett Cooper because I've never been around racism ever in my life from any group of people. I've never personally ever seen it in real life. So it just blows my mind that it's so blatant and open in those media sites. I really only use KZread and Facebook and the latter is for sharing funny memes and cute animal pics as far as I'm concerned. I don't know what I would do if confronted by someone like this in real life (probably cry) cuz I am the happy go lucky wanna get along with everyone kind of person.

That last girl was truly an embarrassment, and that is the nicest thing I can say.

@Cornpop-N-DaBoyz

11 ай бұрын

Plural of those who nag

@jill7759

11 ай бұрын

Horrible, vile person.

Love your work, keep on being awesome. Anybody can be racist against a race, anybody can be sexist, anybody can be a bigot.

@simonsmith1974

11 ай бұрын

Hear hear, this 100% truth.

Some people are only happy when they’re upset about something.

You're awesome, Amala! I just started subscribing to your channel. I really like the content you discuss here. OMG, that plot twist! I'm glad we can all come together and have a laugh about all this. At the end of the day, if we can sit down and laugh at absurd things, I think that will bring us closer together as people, and that can only be a good thing. Colonialism has been around for centuries, and as you so wisely point out, some of the things colonial endeavors helped to facilitate are currently benefitting us today. One can make reasonable critiques about Colonialism specific to historic events, but I think like you also note in your video about "3 Meals A Day" being an example of colonialism, it's just enough already. I, too, am tired of hearing it, and it isn't because I'm hearing it a lot these days, it's because it's such a lazy and silly way to initiate a more complete and intellectual conversation. You rock! Keep up the great work here, and I can't wait to check out more. Woohoo!!

So her boyfriend dumped her, she got big mad and made it a race thing on tiktok. Okay 👍

@badumba5511

11 ай бұрын

He dodged a bullet. Good for him 👏

@michaelgoebel9370

11 ай бұрын

I thought she found a boyfriend that's white.