Gosh, despite the fact that their father is an ex-drugdealer he's very encouraging, caring and loving toward his wife and kids. It's heartwarming.

@Julietavolcano

Жыл бұрын

It’s almost like drug dealers deal for a reason sometimes

@jeffhawk1318

Жыл бұрын

It's just a business. Like doctors pushing pills. I trust a street drug dealer over a white lab coat drug dealer. Doctor. Pushing 💊 kill more people then street dealers.

@nailaslim6763

Жыл бұрын

P

@zethrem9937

Жыл бұрын

U completely missed the point and ur pathetic you know why people become drug dealers? So they can support their families like my dad did for me

@kc_h7h

Жыл бұрын

What did you parents or environment taught about criminals? The way you wrote your comment looks like you dehumanize or vilify criminals. I gotta tell you that what you have been taught is a lie

As a young black Caribbean female this touched my heart and I'm ready to stand up for ANY and EVERYONE who experiences racism🙌🏿🙌🏽🙌🏼🙌🏻🙌🏾

@sydneyfrederick2532

Жыл бұрын

🇹🇹🙌🙌🙌🙌

@pbsquared8869

Жыл бұрын

I wish us white people didn’t do crap like this but I guess at least I can make the decision to not and to help others.

@joannemark2053

Жыл бұрын

Same

@animeplugg2444

Жыл бұрын

I cried so much throughout this movie, I woke up the next morning and my eyes were puffy and red as shit

@Xavierkmx

Жыл бұрын

@@pbsquared8869 it’s all races

I'm tearing up from the scene with the baby holding the gun, was so scared he would get shot. Thanks for the recap

@ninjawolfie2657

Жыл бұрын

Not a baby

@ninjawolfie2657

Жыл бұрын

He’s like ten or something

@idioticbagel2833

Жыл бұрын

@Ninja Wolfie That’s a baby. Sure he’s not actually a baby but still stands he’s very very young. He is a baby.

@queenquayson

Жыл бұрын

@@ninjawolfie2657 so 10 is what? An adolescent ? Y’all can be weird on this internet sometimes

@winniejung

Жыл бұрын

Omg i felt the same way even if only if it was in the book

As a black female I confirm seeing this video broke my heart and now I’m ready to stand up for what’s right

@stephaniesnowden2886

Жыл бұрын

As a 12 Year old black boy ive started to hate white people for what they have done to us

@LolwhatIneedsomthing626

Жыл бұрын

Same 😊

@Shy3eee

Жыл бұрын

Hasn’t really changed anything for me lol

@Shy3eee

Жыл бұрын

Nothing happens anyways it’s a white neighbourhood so I don’t have to stand up for anything

@philiptucker7590

Жыл бұрын

We should have all been fighting for what’s right a long time ago, regardless of race, gender, religion, or creed….

A girl I know gets a check every month from a police department for wrongfully shooting and killing her dad. They settled out of court under the condition she never say anything to anybody about it. The murders we know about are what makes filming the police risky and why they want to stop us from doing it.

@Picachki

Жыл бұрын

I can’t imagine how she feels. It’s blood money. But in an day and age where money is everything people sometimes need whatever help they can get. But at the cost of her Father and her silence… The price is steep. May his soul rest in Heaven’s gates.

@cashkitty3472

Жыл бұрын

My bf used to get stopped driving all the time because he was short, he also drive like a tw@t.. It's not always about race

@therach7841

Жыл бұрын

@@cashkitty3472 This is the worst comparison I've ever read. You just says he gets stops because he's a bad driver. It has nothing at all about him being short. Also just because something can happen to other people that doesn't mean the fact that it happens far disproportionately to one group isn't worth commenting on.

@alexandriaa44

Жыл бұрын

@@cashkitty3472 yano I thought the same thing because I’ve seen white, Mexican, Chinese etc people get shot & killed bc they didn’t listen to the police.. It’s not just about race but race does play a huge part especially if you live in a town that’s stuck in the 60s.. clearly if you come across a cop who’s racist he’s gonna BE racist.. but this movie is just kinda confusing to me like the girl didn’t get shot bc she was cooperating with police.. obviously! Buttt the guy literally just grabbed a comb & cops wear bulletproof vests, the cop is completely safe even if the guy was grabbing a gun!!! So I’ll never see a reason for him to shoot… but I also don’t know why it was so hard for the kid to do what the cop said either.. honestly they were BOTH equally wrong! If the kid reaching for the comb was white I feel like people would be saying “oh well that dude was soo dumb tryna act cool and not cooperate with the cop” I honestly just don’t know anymore… I think everything depends on the person..

@idioticbagel2833

Жыл бұрын

@Alexandria Kay I totally agree with you. I’m a white all American girl and my mama always taught me if I ever get pulled over to roll down the window and keep my hands on the wheel so they can see them. If they ask for papers I explain to them my papers are in the console and I will get them and then I hand over my papers and license and whatever. Because if my hands get out of sight for a second and I grab something it could look like a gun and the police would be threatened. Racism and gender definitely plays a factor but not obeying definitely doesn’t help. Neither parties were necessarily right.

You can tell where she feels at home cause the colors are warmers and when she feels like she doesn’t fit it it’s a cooler tone

“Leave my daddy alone 😡!!!” Made me have a breakdown of tears 😭 Edit: whoa 11 likes? I’ve never gotten that many!

@jordanscott7950

Жыл бұрын

Well now it’s 12 and I fully agree with you this breaks my heart

@naomi-sh7eu

Жыл бұрын

THAT MADE ME CRY OMFG-😭

@norahoyelowo9850

Жыл бұрын

bro when i watched the movie i was like" this is literally what 2pac meant when he said that the hate u give little infants f's everyone" THUG LIFE ,

As a dark filipino boy we need to show the whole world that we can stop this cycle from spreading these movies and spread positivity. I love this movie it is like a voice to many!

Thank you for bringing all these things to light I am a black child raise in a black continent I have never experienced such things but ..I feel extremely disheartened by all the racism my fellow people go through everyday😭

@therach7841

Жыл бұрын

I'm also African and the racism and brutality that Africans have faced at the hands of European colonial powers is a crime that far too few people are aware of. Take what the Belgians did in the Congo.

@domocracydestroyer8219

Жыл бұрын

@@therach7841 LOL! What about the crimes that the arabs committed against Africans? You know the Trans-Strahan trade slave and all the other conquests? Come to think about it, what about all the brutality that Africans have inflicted upon other Africans? Such as the Rwandan Genocide. Or how about all the crimes that Arabs and Asians have inflicted upon Europeans? Very few people speak about this kind of stuff.

@jinakaye

2 ай бұрын

@@domocracydestroyer8219 The Rwandan Genocide was created because Europeans decided to create division amongst the Rwandan people in order to gain power. Notice how quickly those same European countries (along with the U.S.) dipped after they got their own people out of Rwanda. They left the Rwandans on their own. Why are you deflecting from the truth?

Moral : there's NOTHING WRONG with being black, it's just one of the things that makes us unique and beautiful in our own way. It's our passion.

@jamarriholcomb5370

Жыл бұрын

Not really, as a black man, I can say that it feels more like a curse

@venomxo8325

Жыл бұрын

@@jamarriholcomb5370 Why would it be a curse if GOD made you that way ? I'm also black and I don't care what anyone says about me, I can say that it's a gift and maybe you should feel the same way. Black is a gift and a blessing from GOD.

@katherinetodd8480

Жыл бұрын

@@venomxo8325 maybe being harassed by cops everyday isn't worth it getting shot for being black your own people shooting each other and you ya I don't wanna be black either

@toniotrussardi8126

Жыл бұрын

@@jamarriholcomb5370 you feel like that bc of ppl who hate you without even knowing you, its not your fault idiots hate you they are vermins attached to an old and stupid way of thinking,embrace who you are who shoeld feel shame its them not you

@jellylovesart

Жыл бұрын

@GarTreeNo it's because we literally had to fight for more than 10 years just to be able to drink the same the water from the same water fountain as a white person so of course I'm a freaking victim. Sometimes it's okay to just be sad but to always be sad about everything is not okay but this is one of the things that I feel like that is perfectly fine and you go ahead and cry about it girl because it's sad that we have to go off through all of that and there's still people out there who will not fall asleep feeling safe.

I’m a black young female after seeing this I realized how hard life can be for all races black ,white, Indian or any other race.It’s not fair how because of your race you get treated a certain way I’m not trynna be racist or anything like that but we should all work together to make sure things are fair for any race or gender

@rosexheartss5912

Жыл бұрын

Yes exactly I am south Asian (Indian ) I get hate for expressing my culture and when I eat at school people give me weird looks . This movie gives us colored people so much representation . And I was always told to keep my mouth shut cuase i would not have a voice as a colored woman

@lordvader3697

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely not

@chrissynix2778

Жыл бұрын

@@rosexheartss5912 yeah you should not be told to be quiet or not express your culture

@rosexheartss5912

Жыл бұрын

@@chrissynix2778 yep ikr

@rRandom35

Жыл бұрын

I like Canada, I swear. Half of them are chill and the rest are happy

being a black person myself this is very touching due the fact I have felt misplaced when going to school because of being the only black person there I felt like eyes where always looking at me this made me feel encouraged to keep on going ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

this movie made me sob. im a white person so i cant at all relate to what a black person has to go through but i do have a black brother, were both adopted. and it breaks my heart watching how mean people can be just because of the color of your skin.

@doomie21

Жыл бұрын

Je moet eens weten hoe zwarte mensen in Noord-Afrika en in het Midden-Oosten worden behandeld en daar hoor je niemand over. Dan mogen ze nog blij zijn dat ze in de USA wonen.

@domocracydestroyer8219

Жыл бұрын

As a white person, you can relate to what is happening because a. Racism is more likely going to occur amongst white people (e.g French guy vs british guy, Croatian guy vs Serbian guy, Ukrainian guy vs Russia guy, etc) and b. When the mongoloids, arabs and ottomans conquered large chunks of Europe, the lives of those who were under their rule became pure hell and misery.

@doomie21

Жыл бұрын

Dat is discriminatie en geen racisme. Een Fransman is geen anders ras vergeleken met een Brit of een Serviër.

@4lifers574

Жыл бұрын

Do you know wat the movie it's called

@doomie21

Жыл бұрын

@@4lifers574 the hate you give

The Police Get away with murder with their favorite line… “I was in fear for my life”… Philando Castile was killed and the officer was acquitted

@Virussama

Жыл бұрын

But let’s be real, an area that’s big on guns and you stop someone then he puts his hand into his car to reach for an oblong dark item💀

@Appleman1

Жыл бұрын

@@Virussama ye true but let's be more real, if it was a white man with luxurious car the police would've said put your hands up. And they wonder why we don't support blue lives matter.

@Appleman1

Жыл бұрын

@@Virussama again let's reverse the race and let it be a black man in luxurious car, the police 100% wouldn't said put your hands up instead they would've put holes in his chest. Why?? Idfk

@stan467

Жыл бұрын

@@Appleman1 Bull crap. Be honest, when the rate of armed blacks killing police is 9 1/2 times higher then cops killing an unarmed black person. So stop shooting at the police and they won't be so quick to think they are about to get shot.

@Xerute

Жыл бұрын

@@Appleman1 Considering there has been studies done to suggest cops, especially white cops are far less likely to shoot or use force against a black suspect compared to other suspects (from fear of being called racist and having the whole country burned down). In fact, the race that is most likely to be shot by police depends on the race of the police officers, black officers are more likely to shoot black suspects, white on white, hispanic on hispanic and so on. But you don't hear about black on white or white on white or any race from corporate media because they want us to divide ourselves. Guarantee you, and no one in this comment section has heard of Tony Timpa when the case is just like, probably worse then another case you definitely have heard about. Look it up, why didn't you hear about it?

It just kills me how accurate this is... I can't believe people are actually this cruel... :(

As a white person I actually cried because my mom was racist so I had to stand up for my black friends it was emotional

@ohhuma9924

Жыл бұрын

How did u handle having a racist mother?

@vel7393

Жыл бұрын

Do u know the movie name

@umunne2824

Жыл бұрын

@@vel7393 The movie name is Inspirational. It says in the description. Ur welcome 🤗! Btw I am a black female and this video made me burst into tears so many times, this video is very inspirational :). "The time is always right to do what is right." - Martin Luther King Jr.

@KailynA368

Жыл бұрын

@@vel7393 the movie is called the hate you give aka thug

@nopenah3891

Жыл бұрын

Your not a savior.. relax

I teared up whole time while watching this recap. A very inspirational movie. Sadly David Flyod incident still happened after this incident. This movie should have been shown in all police departments of USA and all world across to teach empathy and self control..

@jennamarbles3044

Жыл бұрын

Yes he did not deserve to die the way he did. But that man was still a criminal with a decent criminal background. Stop worshipping him.

@sudfromindia5763

Жыл бұрын

@@jennamarbles3044 No Mam, I am not worshipping him but you can't deny that his dying the way he died(even though) he was a criminal amounted to extra judicial killing due to lack of empathy on Policeman's part. That shouldn't have been the case. And many innocents are also the victim due to this..

@Silly_Princess_

Жыл бұрын

I was sobbing after seeing comment i cried a lot dunno why...

@aandaatakora343

Жыл бұрын

It should have

@naledidan1978

Жыл бұрын

george floyd not david

As a white kid coming from a black family I understand the hate and racism that we do not deserve it the hatred is too much we should not be killing or fighting over a different color or country not because of what color u r means that u have to kill let's just have peace to the world and not hate against our colors let's live in peace and creat a family

@WorldsDarkest

Жыл бұрын

We? Your not black so I don’t know what you mean “we”. Saying your a white kid coming from a black family just means that your adopted. Just because your apart of that family doesn’t mean that you officially are a black person.

@eglol

Жыл бұрын

And its funny because its literally almost the same color. Brown shades and Beige shades, literally so freaking similar... And yet people called it "Black" and "White". I mean, I know skin can get pretty dark sometimes, but white? If you have really truly WHITE skin you... You have a problem... Lol.

@WorldsDarkest

Жыл бұрын

@@eglol That’s just an exaggerated expression of how people say it, I know that white people aren’t the same color as clouds. And I know that black people aren’t the same colors as the night sky. It’s just an expression.

@WorldsDarkest

Жыл бұрын

@@eglol Wtf, doesn’t mean that black people are the same as white people. We have a different skin tone. That’s the point.

@kaitlynmcintyre4747

Жыл бұрын

bro is adopted💀

honestly this is really sad being a black male or female is hard because being born in the system is hard dealing with racism, looks and more it’s sad let this be a example for the next generation and except all races i pray for the families that go through this✊🏿 ✊🏾 ✊🏽

As a Black woman, Star's words cut deep. So much in fact, I'm crying. The specifically Black experience of racial injustice is something that unless you're Black, you will never understand... The full scope and history of laws against us, slavery, mass incarceration and unarmed citizen police shootings.

@kitan_rin8980

Жыл бұрын

@@daniellapusso3897 ohn i am lost ,lies ?what are u saying

@kitan_rin8980

Жыл бұрын

Yeah black have it worse thhan other races

@Chase_Sparrow3337

3 ай бұрын

White people are discriminated agaisnt too. Nowadays, it's worse...we focus on black Shootings so white Shootings can go by untouched.

In this movie ,King is like a mosquito bothering you and which u can never get rid off.

I think there was amazing representation by how white people were portrayed, especially in the perspective of black people, or POC. They’re so ignorant about so much, and stars boyfriend was understanding and supportive, but he obviously had flaws in his understanding of what it meant to be black, or any race other than white. I loved how realistic this movie was

@indiehead457

Жыл бұрын

you can't just insult white people. imagine if someone said this about black people, they'd get yelled at. everyone can bully white people without repercussions but the moment it's any other race people go "HEY THATS RACIST"

@Imari-Tard

Жыл бұрын

?

@nopenah3891

Жыл бұрын

Its being black not rocket science

@KacperMaster26

Жыл бұрын

@@nopenah3891 social issues are much more complex than you think

@BigT0ny

Жыл бұрын

That’s a bit racist towards white people

The moment I thought they were gonna shut the little boy I went in tears

As a black female, seeing this still happening to my people who did nothing wrong, I have to do whatever it takes to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. It sucks that I can't save everyone. But I will stand up for them all. And I will fight for them all. Even if it kills me.

@jewellelondon8965

Жыл бұрын

i wanna know what this movie called

@sonamytmnt9783

Жыл бұрын

@@jewellelondon8965 It’s called The Hate U Give. It’s a novel too. You can find it at any bookstore

This movie is amazing and you recapped this movie in the best way possible!

I’m not a black person but I nearly cried because of the cruelty of humanity, why do people discriminate because of color, or age, or intelligence, or background, I hate the way life in fucking messed up.

@Monsterjam2020

Жыл бұрын

I lost my faith in humanity

@wafflez7486

Жыл бұрын

Lmao why you using a anime pfp

How many have to die before ya'll get it?! That line gave me chills.

As a young black Trinidadian, I understand her suffering and infuriating pain she's currently facing.

@greenrockstudios2978

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know racism was valid in our country 🇹🇹 I treat Indians,Whites,Blacks and Asians like there Trinidadian not like there a different race. I treat them like we are all one race called Trinidadian

@jinakaye

2 ай бұрын

@@greenrockstudios2978 You < the society of Trinidad. Seems like you're invalidating another Trinidadian's experiences. 😬

I love this movie sm all of the characters were so well written and I love how supportive Chris he really loves Starr🥰

@princesslayah264

Жыл бұрын

Do you know what it is called

@alana-chan8694

Жыл бұрын

The Hate U Give

This had me in tears 😭

@thatoneginger6480

Жыл бұрын

Did it? Did it really? Or are you just saying that?

@t9ol304

Жыл бұрын

@@thatoneginger6480 you must feel so good about yourself

@thatoneginger6480

Жыл бұрын

@@t9ol304 if that’s you’re assumption

Racism should not exist my best friend is white. We've been best friends for 4 years this is our 5th year. Hearing this touched my heart. We love no matter what color you ar

This whole movie just has me crying, tearing up.

as a black person in a brown community, i still get through racism by many of those people.

@tasnimauroni9383

Жыл бұрын

I'm really sorry on behalf of my community that you have to go through this😭

@himani3032

Жыл бұрын

@@tasnimauroni9383 its okay it's not your fault~ :))

@ozymandiasultor9480

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I understand you... As a white person in a black community, I have to go through racism by many of those people...

@rise4411

Жыл бұрын

@@ozymandiasultor9480 white people can't go through racism stfu lmfao

@himani3032

Жыл бұрын

@Ozymandis Ultor i feel sorry for you. those people should be ashamed of themselves for building this type of feeling between black, white, brown skin color. can't they just be a human? they are being monsters making someone else feel horrible because of them. !

No matter how many times I watch this, I always shed a tear 😭

the whole time i couldn't stop crying the whole time. as a fellow black woman i cant belive that even in this world this happens like the end says “we can stop by breaking this cycle”

This made me cry. I LOVED IT. 💗💗‼️

I'm literally crying!! Like they are humans they are living things they are intelligent!! They are beautiful!!! Like omgg I love you guysss!!

I cried when i saw her little brother hold the gun, it was such a strong message for me

I'm tearing up thanks for the heart warming recap

I’ve seen this movie so many times I loves this.

This put me into tears 😪

i literally got goosebumps when i saw that lil kid protecting his dad

I absolutely love this movie and I've rewatched it severally. Seeing that a recap was done of it brought tears to my eyes❤

This dad is filling my heart❤

You just got a new subscriber

I was looking for this movie and I just randomly scroll down and find ❤️❤️

Watching these type of videos and movies really touch my heart

This is a really life learning video.A lot of us can be racist without realising,but we should have peace and justice among our people.Amen🙏

This made me cry..

Amazing explanation my friend.

The hate your give is a good movie with so many emotions. It also helps you understand what people in America go throw just because of there skin color

when the little boy held the gun to protect his father, I couldn't hold my tears anymore.

This video made me cry 😭 And just because I watched this video I will be and always be ready to stand up for ANYONE who has experience racism 🙌🏼🙌🏿🙌🏻🙌🏽🙌🏾

@eella

Жыл бұрын

🙌🏻🙌🏿🙌🏽🙌🏾🙌🏼

Judge a person by his actions, not his skin color.

Thank you for doing a recap of this movie because I never got a chance to see it and I really didn't feel like watching it in it's entirety

The movies called " The hate u give" on Hulu but I suggest reading the book too :)

This made me cry like damn

I’m not black but I’ve seen many rasict moments in my life. This story brought me to tears.Some member’s of my family are lightly colored black and I would hate to see this happen.

Such a beautiful film I’m in tears

This touched me soo deep... I had a friend that was mixed walked both sides of the light ... But she was wise and understood so much right before our eyes ❣️ I miss you so much Angel 😇 this story reminds me of how you were with life and how you truly knew the rules of life I'm watching this again in memory of you Rest well Big Mamma #truly missed

I’m crying right now this is so true

As a Black Man this is so sad, I live in East Saint Louis IL right across the river from St Louis Mo and i see this everyday and what's so said it's not the police that's killing us it's blacks on blacks killing us. I'm not posting this to disrespect my culture but i'm living proof of what i just posted. Stay Bless and let's take care each other...Peace

This made me cry😭😭😭😭

Movie?

This was just heartbreaking and as a young black female all black people were judged like this just because our skin was darker the government made white people live the "American dream" but black people had to be judge 24/7 the end was just heartbreaking the fact police are just "doing their jobs" by shooting young black kids is insane.

@miss_mya115

8 ай бұрын

Yh cos tbh most of them are hood members and drugee.

I never watched this movie but mu lil sis had the book. I never read it but when the little boy picked up the gun and yelled. “Leave my daddy alone…" damn I cried. I don’t know why but damn that scene hit me hard 😢

the book and movie were both so great

The way this movie “The hate you give” has been banned on most platforms in America because it promotes anti-police and showcases racism is absolutely insane…

As a black girl I cried when the little boy Tries to protect his dad this movie is amazing and I hope it teaches young black children to not be afraid and to stand for what's right

I’ve seen this movie a LONG time ago. It touched my heart and made me want to do more. You guys should see this, it’s a great movie. Only I forgot what it’s called.

Hiiiii, it’s me Aj from discord (your friend), btw your edits are really good!

Very multi-faceted movie, showing different aspects of the problem, bravo.

At the end I started to cry because of the little boy almost getting shot for no reason because he was just trying to protect his father

Every one has their right and racism should stop

I love this movie so much, can watch it again and again

Amen to the movie's message.

i rememeber watching this movie

I remember watching this in my 5th grade class and khalil has the same name as me and it hurt so bad watching this movie. Highly recommended

wow nice movie!!

I read the book in school last year in my 9th grade English class. And boy did i love this book and thank God we watched the movie. The Hate You Give has to be the only book i ever liked reading.

😮 I couldn't help but notice that the actor who plays King is the same actor who plays Falcon in the Avengers

I live in the Caribbean, we were never taught what the word minority meant, till adulthood we never even knew the word existed, the population here is mostly blacks and indians, although it's very diverse, racism exists in the police force but so does a struggle for power, to feel superior, they want to know that when they wear that badge they are not law enforcement but they're above the law, one time I sat outside my apartment building talking on the phone because I barely had privacy inside my apartment and a police car with two officers pulled up and they started asking me why I was here and what I was doing etc etc, I of course complied and answered everything, then they wanted me to leave and I said I will right after I finish my call but they kept insisting so I got annoyed and then one of them suddenly asked If it was a weapon sticking out through my t-shirt, I quickly lifted my jersey up to show there's nothing, they sat their silent thinking of another way to make me leave because I'm a black man sitting outside wearing a hoodie so of course I'm a threat, when I finally got tired of them staring at me I got up and said "have a nice night" then went inside, it's sad that as black people we are easy targets for police!!

Wow i love it

This is one of those movies we’re I’m emotionally unable to watch it again.

Starrs little brother broke my heart ❤ And it kills me that this is still happening 💔

Whoever start the hating on people in color, I don't wish you well, you and the racists may never be in peace ever 💔🙏

this made me cry so much

This made me cry

As a Hispanic, I wish people can stop wing racist for a skin color. Because that the most stupid thing I have heard. We might all have different personalities but we are all the same, a human being.

Having your phone out what keeps you safe to get the truth out no matter what✌🏾

This honestly made me cry my eyes out. My baby brother will be moving overseas soon and to think that this can happen to him tears me up inside.

Police Man- *I was so terrified for my life.* Me- *My dude I only eating a twinky.*

The book is amazing, kahil never deserved to die.

Really touching and powerful movie and book.

Well, somehow this recap made me tear up

I remember back in 8th grade, my class took a fieldtrip to the movies to see this masterpiece. Good times..

I know sometimes theres flack for these movie recaps but in moments like this it feels important, the reality in America needs to become known, this is all too common, racism is alive and well and embedded so far into too many people with power..

@ozymandiasultor9480

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Yes, there is racism there, white racism, black racism, racism of all colors and shapes.

@Iknowyoulove_Kazuki

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@@ozymandiasultor9480 OK but we’re specifically talking about black racism, not people of color not white people I don’t know where you got that from but Black racism

@domocracydestroyer8219

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@@Iknowyoulove_Kazuki lol you should study the history of Jews, Italians and Irish people in the U.S! 😂

@stan467

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You don't want that. If you did you would already understand this is not happening at all the way its presented in this kind of film. Look up the number per year that police officers are shot at by black people. You would forgive the police if you did. They get shot at a lot, that would make you nervous as well.

@stan467

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@@Iknowyoulove_Kazuki An unarmed white man is 3 1/2 times more likely to be shot, then an unarmed black man. You believe somehow that there is more racism towards blacks in this country. Stop being stupid.

This brought tears to my eyes remind me of the freddy grey situation in my city

I'll watch it right away....

This is a good message about racism like why should you hate a man/woman/trans that is not white like their just a person we are created equal the one thing that differs is the color of their skin for Me as an Asian i don't understand why do racism exist we are all the same we are humans i understand that some people don't like other people with a different skin color But why tho? Why would you hate someone Who got a different skin color than you all i want to say is end racism.

@domocracydestroyer8219

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Racism is why more complicated than simply a white guy not liking someone for being black, red, brown or yellow. Anybody can be racist, if anything racism is more likely to occur amongst white People than it is white vs black and so on. Hell with it, most wars white people have fought have been against OTHER white people and white people have been stealing land mostly from other white People until recently. However, this does not mean YOU yellow people are innocent, YOU yellow people, have invaded and conquered parts of Europe several times and have treated the native white populations as complete garbage by enslaving, killing and torturing them. Despite this, like white people, yellow people are more likely to be racist against other yellow people. This is evident with events such as Japan’s Unit 731, The rape of Nanking, the genocide in East Timor, the mongols enslaving Chinese people, etc. Hell with it, black people are just as guilty for being racist like white people, many people in the US talk about how bad slavery is but did YOU know that it was black people who sold other black people (there own people) into slavery during the trans Atlantic trade slave. Hell with it, prior to that black people had been enslaving other black people for a LONG time, even the arabs were enslaving black people. And just like white people, black people are just as capable as inflicting horrendous pain amongst themselves and others. This was evident with the recent genocide in Rwanda in the 90s and several Congolese people are considered to be sub-human. Anybody is capable of experiencing racism regardless of their skin colour, ethnicity, nationality, etc. Racism will unfortunately never die out, however, there are just some places in the world that are more tolerant to different races than other places.