The dog whistle is the greatest tool “___” ever conceptualized… Even the “framers” would be impressed…

Thank you bro for educating with facts. 👍🏿

The one thing that I never do is minimize someone's experience. It's downright disrespectful. Had the unfortunate experience of being surrounded by white teenagers with baseball bats at the age of 11. You can't convince me that there's no racism. I witnessed it, felt it, it scared me for life. I don't play with those people.

@ninadaly7639

2 ай бұрын

And you’re sure it was the color of your skin that got you in that situation? You’re sure it wasn’t something g you said or did, or even because strong kids hassle weak kids?

@HateBear-real

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, so it's all about you, and you would probably violently resist a European person talking about anyone doing anything against them that was similar or the same.

@user-be7tc2bd6e

2 ай бұрын

These people say they're tired of black people complaining about racism in good ole america,because that couldn't happen here in Disneyland. I'm being sarcastic-LOL. And I respond when it stops happening in Disneyland to blacks,we'll stop complaining about it. No one cares about their feelings. LOL.

@duppyshuman

10 күн бұрын

Just because something affected you strongly when you were young doesn't mean it has to continue that way. We all go through it and grow beyond it.

Great breakdown, brother. Keep up the necessary work!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, Micheal Harriot. You are a master teacher.

Awww... Prof Harriot, you know when you show definitions on the screen SisTAH Miriam Webster is supposed to read it for us. LOVE the pod.❤😊❤

Great explanation… hope people will get a clear understanding

gracias brother Michael, well said.

Trash talking has been a big part of American sports for a long time now!

@user-be7tc2bd6e

2 ай бұрын

What does this have to do with systemic racism ???? Are you saying this guy's racist rants were just good ole trash talking ???

@ninadaly7639

2 ай бұрын

@@user-be7tc2bd6e Seriously? Do you know what trash talking in sports is? It’s done for the purpose of getting under the opponents skin to throw off their game. The words are NOT said for the purpose of expressing a belief or an opinion, but for the effect on the listener. It can also be used to generate publicity for marketing purposes. What does that have to do with “systemic racism”? Everything! Because there is no “systemic racism”.

@user-be7tc2bd6e

2 ай бұрын

@@ninadaly7639 There's a difference between trash-talking and being a racist,the guy during that game was a racist plain and simple.And he felt impowered to say racist things because of the all white crowd at that game.He would've said those things if that game had a half black crowd,but,that's how racist roll.They're pretty much cowards. There is systemic racism and racism here in Disneyland USA ( I'm being sarcastic ) some chose to ignore these issues,some chose to admit it,then some chose to do something about it. I chose to do something about it.

@DJK-cq2uy

23 күн бұрын

Nooooo!!!

It would be so great if I could open the Grio website in The Netherlands. I'm not sure why I can't access it. And The Netherlands would absolutely benefit from all the knowledge you share.

@DJK-cq2uy

23 күн бұрын

My ancestors from Netherlands...Are there ignorant racists there too?

I believe that there is hope when the facts are there this kine of information is needed when you don't know your history and thinking it is all good not knowing many many black people fought to make it better even doer we are still today dealing with alot of the same thing

But isn't it written in the constitution or at least some states constitution?

@brenkelly8163

2 ай бұрын

Yes, the 13th amendment allows for slavery to exist under certain conditions. White men in the South started using that "loophole" of the exception clause to write new laws to enslave black Americans in convict leasing programs. That type of slavery ended in exactly, well, it hasn't ended yet.

Thank you

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟as usual ❤️🖤💚

Ok but we’re talking about 2024, aren’t we?

The students were old enough to call him out but DID NOT WANT TO!!!!! Why in the world do you keep giving people passes with saying “oh” they did not know what to do PLEASE… PEOPLE WILL DO WHAT THEY WANT TO DO PERIOD!!!! Welcome to reality!!!! There are awesome people of different races and religions and backgrounds but you must be aware of people who are so ignorant, jealous, envious of you being you and NOT tolerant of racism or scared to stand up for anyone who is experiencing it!!!!

The entire system will be destroyed.

Systemic racism doesn't even have to exist for it to be systemic racism, right?

@DJK-cq2uy

23 күн бұрын

What ??pfffft hmmmmph Poindexter pfffft hmmmph pfffft hmmmph pontificating Poindexter

Except there is no difference proportionate police brutality.

Well, first, you would have to stop making everything about you, and second, there would have to be freedom of speech so these claims would be subject to scrutiny. Because neither of these things take place, none of the assertions are valid.

Another reason to not stop a crazy person telling racial slurs is that you didn't want to be stabbed or shot by the said crazy person.

School funding is not driven by racism. It’s driven by property taxes. The criminal sentencing disparity is simply disingenuous! There has never been a study done comparing individual criminal histories and sentences. It’s not feasible.

@brenkelly8163

2 ай бұрын

The study not only exists, the US Government commissioned the report in the Arkansas "mass incarceration" system, presented it in 2018, and completed and published the report in April 2020. The study order from the US Commission on Civil Rights, funded by the taxpayer, found systemic racism, labeled as Racial Disparities and 'disparate impact', in every aspect of the prison system in the state of Arkansas. Black Americans bail, rates of incarcerations, sentencing, every measure was more disparate and worse than white prisoners. The report recommended 'restorative justice.' It largely reflected Arkansas' own report on recidivism that showed such racial disparities in treatment, again with black Americans treat the most unfairly, Latinos in second place, and whites at the top or the most fairly. Of course, the report wasn't a surprise that the state government produced as it reflected the 2011 University of Arkansas law school report showing disparate treatment across all aspects. Now, the Texas 2003 report showin racial disparaties I read.....

@ninadaly7639

2 ай бұрын

@@brenkelly8163 So I looked at the study you mentioned and it’s CRT crap. There is no way the study could conclude what it concludes unless the took each case individually and compared their criminal histories. That has not been done. It would be virtually impossible.

@brenkelly8163

2 ай бұрын

@@ninadaly7639 So you reviewed all three studies I mentioned that went over all factors and facets of the incarceration system and individual cases, created multiple statistical conclusions, done by the state of Arkansas, leading laws professors in another one, and the Trump administration in the third, and you concluded they are all “CRT crap.” You went through three studies which I have on file and highlighted and concluded the dozens of experts involved, both government and private sector officials, as well as leading law professors, and you, you concluded they are spouting “crap.” I think you just completely undermined your own credibility.

@ninadaly7639

2 ай бұрын

@@brenkelly8163 I’m sorry, but they just can’t claim what they’re claiming. There are so many factors that go into sentencing there is no way to justify prevalent disparity of sentences as a product of race.

@ninadaly7639

2 ай бұрын

@@brenkelly8163 You mean the “nouveau academics” who push race-baiting, over-simplified reasons and solutions to very complex issues with minimal myopic understanding in order to perpetuate their careers? I could show you studies that refute your studies done by legit academics. You know that CRT was debunked as a social theory soon after it came out.