If I had a chance to do it all over again I def woulda chosen an HBCU

HBCU'S need government funding, if we had the funding that PWI'S receive the enrollment would automatically increase.

@joinfranknow

3 жыл бұрын

Trump re-enstated the funding that Obama took away from hbcu. Trump 2020

@djwikkid

3 жыл бұрын

@@joinfranknow this is a lie. You are lying.

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

@@djwikkid couldn't they compete better if they dropped the black college title since it scares whites away?

@Anthony-zw1qb

Жыл бұрын

Half the people at HBCUs go for free already because of the color of their skin. And the bulk all drop out because the smoke pot and skip class everyday. UMES was a joke of a school when I went

@MrTheRevertz

2 ай бұрын

Agreed. Not just federal support but local support. As mentioned in the video HBCU’s have to improve their marketing of programs

As a Hampton alum, I REALLY appreciate this vid. And to those who say HBCUs should go public and get more funding...some have, but only if they're very well-known and fairly respected like Howard. We have a long way to go, and for that reason, HBCUs will continue to exist for the foreseeable future

@devonnareynolds

3 жыл бұрын

I graduated from Norfolk State; NSU being a public assisted institution has benefitted us a lot in being able to have access to this public dollars. However, I also realize a lot of HBCUs have strong ties to the Church. Regardless, it’s important that our HBCUs finds ways of diversifying revenue, including seeking partnerships with the local community. I feel the legacy of HBCUs and the positive impact they have had on individuals’ life trajectories will ensure a certain number of Black student will choose attend an HBCU.

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

@@devonnareynolds where is the necessity to continue to call these colleges black colleges?

@GraceCole-qy6ul

Ай бұрын

They have historical significance that is worthy keeping alive(like aushwitz) for that alone, but at this point, they are more like a jewish college or catholic university. That line at the start about it not being a choice in the past is something she can hold up as a win as now it is a choice, but the option is still there. The most important thing, especially in light of repatriation discussions, is to ask how many black people go there that would never get more than high school without them? I am willing to bet that number is significant. This is a way to reallocate funds to the black community that increases vertical mobility.

I wish more of the people in the comments would take advantage of higher education. Listening for context and understanding instead of a narrow-minded and degrading viewpoint is fundamental.

@supremeali2908

6 жыл бұрын

Ebony Hillsman People that don't agree with me are dumb.

@GraceCole-qy6ul

Ай бұрын

Can you imagine the accounting network they must have? Lol guaranteed job that pays well? Probably tons of hiring pipelines like that.

Having grown up in predominantly black cities in the north and midwest before moving to the deep south in my 30's (ex-husband's job brought us here) I have been repeatedly shocked a how blatant the racial segregation is and how overt the bigotry is. I have worked a great deal of big events and catering in the NOLA area and LSU grads have been some of the worst people I have met, not all, but many are entitled and have treated my black coworkers like garbage or completely ignored them until they had a white person's attention. This just wasn't something I was raised with and I honestly felt very naïve after living down here for a few years that this level of racial tension really exists and I hadn't realized it. I don't understand how I would feel to be raised in that environment, but I can see why the need for black colleges still stands in the south, and I also feel like it promotes more segregation, its a complicated issue, but defunding hbcus is not the answer.

Great and informative!

God is keeping these school open. Lord knows, I’m going to start donating

Great piece!

Thanks for the information

I like your informative videos. Thank you for this 😊

If she saying "hey fam" one more time I might actually have a heart attack

@GeorgeDaniels-me7ru

Жыл бұрын

Hey fam is a sign of low intelligence.

I ♥️ my HBCU

@ms.rstake_1211

5 жыл бұрын

that's awesome

I graduated from an HBCU and am so glad I did. If you're Black and in America I recommend u attend one for at least one semester. It's probably the greatest experience of my life.

@leahtaylor7322

2 жыл бұрын

I agree I went to Southern University A&M for a semester and that was one the best experiences I have ever had

@sharpaycutie2

2 жыл бұрын

Doubtful. Evey college is differenteome good and some bad the ethnic population has nothing to do with it . Hbcu aren’t I entitled to my time or money 🤷‍♀️

I always wanted to attend Howard University. Never possessed the funds. So I attended a PWI in my state. I donate to Howard University every year though.

@shhhh6174

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. I wish HBCUs were more affordable. It kinda blows my mind that most of the people they're meant for, can't afford to go.

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

where is the necessity to continue to call these colleges black colleges?

@earlwallace2015

2 жыл бұрын

@@robinsss they were never black colleges. Meaning they never were only for black students. HBCUs was the name given to them by the federal government for funding purposes.

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

@@earlwallace2015 now they can drop that name is it necessary to keep it?

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

@@earlwallace2015 if they want to attract more students they should drop the title black college because i think it scares white students away

I hope she show her African fellow men in African how hard my ancestors work to her Black universities... those that judge us can see my ancestors did work hard ... we are not a lazy people

I wish there was a black college here in Vegas too

The swag at 2:06

Loved this coverage of HBCUs.

LSU, which routinely sends guys to the NFL, only has a $500 million endowment? I expected their endowment to be more.

I would be happy to commit to a HBUC for football and track

Hope you all are having a good day

Best thing I ever did, was by going to an HBCU School..

@yu4427

6 жыл бұрын

Che Johnson I want to go there 😊

@896ymexf22

5 жыл бұрын

Cheyney Strong!

@groverkennedy2049

4 жыл бұрын

I want to go there. Can I go there if I'm mexican?

@elijahbryant6790

4 жыл бұрын

Grover Kennedy yes you can but your reasons on going should be good

@groverkennedy2049

4 жыл бұрын

@@elijahbryant6790 well because I want to go

Incoming triggered people who think this is racist *cough Cough* nice Garry* cough Cough

@whlewis9164

5 жыл бұрын

@IcantSeeReplies suggest you educate yourself on the history and current status of historically black colleges. One way to do this would be to watch this video a few more times. Might help if you loosen your tight grip on your need to go right to talking about affirmative action so you can let your brain process some new ideas.

@TheIrbe

5 жыл бұрын

@IcantSeeReplies I think you meant history, there is nothing such as black american culture, what there is reactionary of the american experience. If an high income black american family moved to Spain, tell me which black culture the family would be celebrating over there? And no this is not segregation, which is something imposed by a dominant group, these kids can choose to go to white collages and white kids can choose to go to these colleges.

@TheIrbe

5 жыл бұрын

I don't see why these schools would be racist, anyone can attend. But with that said, it seems to be an issue of black americans wanting to force themselves into the white communities, for example the african american community owned more 100 years ago then they do today and when integration took place during 60s and so on, what most black people did was buy in other peoples community instead of their own. Now other people own the stores in black neighbourhoods at the same time aiming racism towards you. Don't repeat the same mistakes regarding colleges and schools, there news articles all the time of black students facing racism in these places where they are minority and why would you want to force yourself into that place? These HBCUs are important and it's already been said that black students do better at HBCUs so black parents should come together and try to make these schools better for their children. Create your own.

@TheIrbe

5 жыл бұрын

@IcantSeeReplies Then tell me what black culture a high income black family celebrates if they live in Spain?

@TheIrbe

5 жыл бұрын

@IcantSeeReplies Tell me any black culture that a black family living in spain would celebrate.

HBCUs are very much still needed. I think they can target a wider audience but I still think they need to focus on persuading black high school students that HBCUs are the place for them. The need to take to blk communities and co-op with public schools in things like tutoring and getting blk public school students ready for college. So that there will be a stop to this talk that college is not for everyone until a good percentage of economic wealth and financial stability has grown and increased to a substantial level in the blk community. A lot of future possible blk student end up going to PWIs b/c of the horror stories they hear from former and blk student that graduated from HBCUs about lack of financial assistance and having to take out large amounts of loans .

@GraceCole-qy6ul

Ай бұрын

And probably spreading knowledge in those communities about FAFSA, maybe even creating resources dedicated to doing it all for them like immigration law lol

How do you discuss HBCUS without discussing the 1st? Let be honest, to truly appreciate an institution you must at least attempt to understand the context in which it was created. Cheyney University or " the Institute for Colored Youth" paved the way for the rest of the HBCUS being erected in 1837. Not to be confused with Lincoln University "Ashmun Institute" founded in 1854. With Lincoln being the first to grant degrees, their facility was from Cheyney! Cheyney University Class of 2012

When will HBCU start putting more focus on the US military black personnel. Their target audience is to narrow. As a veteran, I watch rise of online and distance education in many forms, yet we rally see HBCU frequent these spaces. Even with COViD, one would think things would changed. As a black veteran, I would have love for my Montgomery GiBill and Post 9-11 GiBill to go to a HBCU.

@IAMDPP

2 жыл бұрын

@Mira M It would be nice if they would get involved with the eArmyU, (it goes by a different name now, I think). After 20 years and Fayette State University in the only HBCU that’s embracing the the active duty black service members and really have more involvement with returning black veterans. I’m just see where they are leaving a lot of money on the table.

Let’s Get our people out of those big colleges & in too our own 👏🏾👏🏾.

Many white vets have graduated from Tuskegee and many white pharmacists have graduated from FAMU. And countless others from other HBCUS...as always our cookout invitation is extended to everyone.

@kennethch9549

4 жыл бұрын

White people tend to only go to HBCUs for the well-paying fields like vet, pharma, etc. Otherwise, they don't even attempt to look at a HBCU.

Black college is good to be open because so history the true history don't get changed

Why am I watching this? I'm Chinese ... It's very interesting to see an institution with such a high level of racial pride, the idea is rather foreign to me.

@treebear8364

6 жыл бұрын

hbcu were born out of necessity.

@JonesyFit

5 жыл бұрын

You'd be welcomed at an HBCU.

@spiritandtruth194

4 жыл бұрын

Everybody's welcome at HBCU's. The campuses are very diverse.

@spiritandtruth194

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, they do!

@Student0Toucher

3 жыл бұрын

They want America to be united and not see other races differently yet have colleges that are just for black people lmao

HBCUs are the best! Shout out to ALL HBCUs!!!

I ❤️HBCU’s #HOWARDUNIVERSITY #THEREALHU #BISONPRIDE

@MixedRogueKhorri

3 жыл бұрын

U.....Knowwww

@shhhh6174

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't understand "THEREALHU" and THEN I visited Hampton and quickly understood 😂 Howard all night and day, and I only went to homecoming shiiiiiid I wish I went there lol

Great video! I love my HBCU, Spelman College!! I also have my own channel and the videos focus on the ivy league law school experience. I hope you'll check it out.

I am actually proud to see such institutions. I think these are one of the steps that black Americans should take establish institutions to feel the gap, banking institutions, business institutions and realestate that cater for the black society because the fact is the state and the system was never designed for people of color. This approach needs a total rebranding of the mental state of black Americans and x-rays blocks. We can see among the Jewish people how collectively they have established himself cater for the communities their people put various institutions within the United States there's several hundreds of them in different parts of the United States quietly pursuing the interests of the people because like black people or African Americans they have suffered tremendous ratio prejudice and they know exactly how important for them to unite in keeping their interests. I believe African Americans should have a nice based on one particular interest of having better people's life it should not be a political thing and they will find it difficult for the powers that would not allow such but with persistence and will everything's possible. There's nothing wrong with seeing African American interests we have seen how the Irish people in America suffered consistent discrimination how they've collected themselves to solve their community. In that view African Americans should work hard and serving their people like how black universities have South dedication and needs for African Americans.

@robinsss

2 жыл бұрын

where is the necessity to continue to call these colleges black colleges?

@GraceCole-qy6ul

Ай бұрын

They are clearly named “historically black.”

Panther-Paradise Forever... Prairie View A&M University of Texas. (smile)

What I'd like for the government to do is allow hbcu to expand north and west its dumb that we HAVE to move to another region to go to go to the colleges. We don't even need to start we can start different branches of the same colleges. Colleges do this all the time but hbcus cannot?😤

I wonder if those can be just visited. I mean, as a citizen of a country that has little to no black citizens(never seen one), I really want to understand the culture. But I don't want to offend anyone in any way, so...

Why would a black student choose to go to an HBCU when the graduation rates on most HBCU are so low. Most important thing is graduation. The college you go to only matters if it's an IVY or top public. If you're not going to a high tier college you may as well go to one with a high graduation rate.

@Thatbul

Жыл бұрын

The graduate rate is low because a lot of the students are low income and college is expense. As a black student that don’t go to an HBCU, I will tell you why most want to go. When you are a black kid at a pwi, you’re the only minority in most of your classes, all your professors don’t look like you, you just have no connection to the school and to the people at the school. I’ve been going to predominately black school all my life until I got to college. That feeling of being around your own people is an excellent feeling.

@lucascoval828

11 ай бұрын

​@@Thatbul "Segregation works."

HBCU schools born out of necessity. Safety for academic excellent is essential. Beginning the circuits for safe and free academic time presidential initiatives..

OMG look at the baby...hey there little Keisha Dixon LOL, looking like your mommy

I want potatoes and grapes

Very racist institutions.

@mryardiedescendant

11 ай бұрын

It’s not racist, considering that they were created because you guys banned Black people from attending your own.

@philipwhatley6742

4 ай бұрын

How so? First the schools were created because american universities and college denied access to blacks. 2nd whites have NEVER been denied access to HBCUs.

It's important in order to locate top prospects for the boule society. The betterment of the people is a hoax..self interest of its fraternity is core.

You Should do a film on Ivy leagues

@ajplus

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Crazy Smiles, take a look at our video on elite schools and ivy league universities: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lGZtq82TnJe7lrw.html

Where is Tyrone Hankerson

I'm a black student and there are a few reasons to why I did not go to a HBCU. I'm gay and being gay in the black community is really looked down upon so that was one reason why. That's a huge reason why I didn't go. Even my mom didn't want me going to and HBCU because I'm gay. I know for sure I would of been messed with and I don't want that. I also grew up in Colorado. So it's not that I don't have pride in being black but black people from northern states are always told that “you sound white” when we visit the south or are around southern people. So that would of been an obstacle to over come. Why am I being teased around my own people for being gay, and from Colorado? It's sad that white people accept me more than my own people. I also didn't go because they're kind of expensive. Like she said in the video, yeah they're cheaper but students wind up taking out more loans. I'm comfortable at the school I attend and I feel safe.

@kamrenwalker

6 жыл бұрын

Ziggy Tafari 😂

@SR-mi6jf

6 жыл бұрын

Forty1Second can you state your sources

@japon28311

6 жыл бұрын

Kamren Walker as a graduate of HBCU I respectfully disagree. Students who attend hbcus come from all walks of life and accepting of everyone. Now some hbcus are centered around the Southern Baptist Church because of how they were founded but you can say the same for a lot of PWI's. Never be afraid of your own people.

@MicahRion

6 жыл бұрын

+ Kamren, glad you're at a college where you feel safe!

@Summer_Wonder

6 жыл бұрын

Kamren Walker maybe you should've visited an HBCU before you ran with those assumptions. I'm an HBCU grad and the gay community on campus had their own organizations, school sponsored support groups, and I can't recall any instances of violence towards the community. Many of them felt more comfortable being "out" on campus than they did when they went back home. Also, the northern vs. southern thing is literally nonexistent. Never heard of it, EVER. Northern students on the contrary felt more black community on campus and complained about their mostly white upbringing. Glad you're happy at whatever PWI you decided to attend, but you should think twice before giving your opinion on HBCUs based on hearsay. Happens a lot amongst black people and too many students don't attend an HBCU for no good reason at all.

PEAK BLACKNESS 👊🏾

I don't know why it popped up in my suggested videos, as I am Russian and I have never been interested in getting a degree in America let alone HBCUs, but the whole concept seems interesting and very foreign. Also, I wish our campuses looked like that, because my uni's campus is far less green...

Response to Jamira Alexander - Hear, here. Those commenters , well, I'm a Christian, so let's move on, shall we? Historically and now, and regardless race, any student desirous of attending HBCUs who had/has the grades, could/can. However, White reciprocity is (largely) non-existent in everything, which is why Black colleges came into existence. Furthermore HBCUs hired folks from all over the world, many of whom for racial, ethnic and/or religious prejudice, couldn't get positions otherwise, despite eminent qualifications. And Black Americans with academic doctorates, and first-professional degrees, experienced virulent racial prejudice perpetrated by White educational institutions, businesses, professional and (most) governmental entities, which benefitted Black public high schools, and the U.S. Post Office, because a majority of the rest of these individuals were hired by them to teach/administer those schools, and sort and deliver the mail, respectively. Ask the commenters why they would think a place like Southern perpetuates segregation, why LSU has a $500M endowment compared to Southern A & M University's $13M, and why they're here talking a ton of CRAZY?

LANE COLLEGE!

👏🏾👏🏾💖💖💖💖

Respect to blacks.

dude cmon

#KSU4life

To bad most do shit in school.

Of course LSU has a higher endowment it has over five times as many people! Also, it is ranked higher in terms of education quality so people graduating from it will get better jobs.

Can't wait for Segregation again!! :D

woke

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the solution to discrimination isnt further discrimination.

black pride ✊✊✊✊ i dont know segeration is not cool it usually reinforces stereotypes and prejidice

Taking out more loans to go to a school that is less expensive? That sound's like poor financial planning rather then lack of funding.

@Kereign

6 жыл бұрын

K M you didn’t understand. They are taking more loans because they don’t have money which means that they come from a poor family. While the other college students have enough money to pay for their own educations in some type of way and only take a little bit that they couldn’t cover.

⛑

@malachibankhead7311

Жыл бұрын

👮

You have to feel included in an institution of higher learning? When are we gonna prioritize academic standards? Rigorous research? Citations? Mastery of a skill? This whole thing is about a division more than competition. PWI??? WHAT IS THE INSTITUTION DOING TO ADVANCE INDUSTRY STANDARDS IN A FAST PACED HIGHLY COMPLEX MARKET WHERE COMPETENCE IS THE PRIME COMMODITY??? Or is this a really expensive DEI club? You forgot the UNI in university. Edit: ( quite slick how they didn't show the library, or the labrooms, people actually studying or doing any work. Not entertaining enough? That, was more of an insult than anything else to not assume it worth the time to show those areas where the actual work is done if you are serious about your education, but whatever. Absolute insult.)

@devonnareynolds

3 жыл бұрын

Having gone to an HBCU, many of them won’t find a name in research or science; however, HBCUs have been able to take poor performing students, students from broken families, students from poverty, and give them the knowledge and skills to survive and thrive in mainstream America. I feel the true beauty of HBCUs is their commitment to the advancement of the Black race and indoctrinating those values of social responsibility into their students who in turn can create better communities. I know so many people who say going to this school saved me. It’s more than money or renown that these schools offer.

@safetythirdified

3 жыл бұрын

@@devonnareynolds Perhaps this is true. But this platform specificaly this video doesn't seem to be interested in the sharpening of any demand skills.

name how many white colleges?

@dedeshikaalabi-mensah9471

6 жыл бұрын

Spirit of white Christmas Harvard, Yale, Stanford,Berkeley, Davis,UC Santa Cruz, UC San Diego, CALPoly, UCLA, should I keep going 🤗?

@alt4374

6 жыл бұрын

Duke, Columbia, Every state school, Calhoun, Clear Creek Baptist Bible Church, Martin Luther College, Mizzou, College of the Ozarks, Augustana College, Nichols College, every state college.

@lilithblack6060

6 жыл бұрын

Is this a serious question lol ?

I wish they had separate Asian universities, and colleges like black universities so, East Asians can compete with the caucasian in the job marketplace, and be able to afford good grades to get that C.E.O. job, or corporate job position that pays well! The so called white man, and women favor their race at Stanford, Yale, Harvard, U.C.L.A., U.S.C., Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Long Beach and get good grades, why can't East Asians get straight A's in their college, and university classes, and have just East Asian instructors, and other Asian instructors, Asian classmates, and all Asian faculty, just like black colleges, and universities.

@Jenna1394

5 жыл бұрын

Alla Kin No one is stopping you guys really. If that’s something you want then invest in it and do it. That’s what black people had to do, but in our case it was out of necessity because of government sponsored oppression.

@terrenceweeks6261

4 жыл бұрын

I heard they were doing something like that with Vincent Chin University

Do they learn rapping

@iamjosephine5939

3 жыл бұрын

no

@betteurbain7911

3 жыл бұрын

you can study music theory etc.

What kind of college is this? The entire clip all I saw was singing and dancing.

@mitchikoparrish4646

5 жыл бұрын

At PWI it's mostly drinking and raping! I prefer singing and dancing!

why can't you just go to a normal college? i'm sorry, i'm not from the US

Trump 2020

@iamjosephine5939

3 жыл бұрын

no

Segregating yourselves...

@rrajeshkumar670

4 жыл бұрын

I mean white people still segregating themselves.

@iamjosephine5939

3 жыл бұрын

um ok

@islamiceducationcenter3865

3 жыл бұрын

but you're silent with all the segregated Yeshivas right? #racism

Ok so if historically black colleges are important then we should also argue that we should also work to preserve the historically white college too

@shinysphinx8849

5 жыл бұрын

Josh F historically white colleges are already preserved so what tf are you talking about. You sound dumb

@islamiceducationcenter3865

3 жыл бұрын

:D

I thought racial segregation in the US was over? It's so weird to see this :o

@tattooedxxheart7263

6 жыл бұрын

kjul but it's OK for whites to shut out blacks. Right?. OK.

@mitchikoparrish4646

5 жыл бұрын

It's weird to see it on most college campuses. Have you ever noticed? Or is it only seen when you would be the minority? Learn US history.

@islamiceducationcenter3865

3 жыл бұрын

but Yeshivas don't bother you? Mmmm...

Only important in order to perpetuate racism.

Answer: They’re not.

@jordanstewart8731

4 жыл бұрын

satt1313 goofy

actually white nationalist are happy for you. you founf a community of your own you can express your culture teach the values you need get inside the community? most europeans want the same to be with our own

Where the all white colleges at?

@biancalord488

4 жыл бұрын

Every other college

@iamjosephine5939

3 жыл бұрын

that is lots of white colleges

Here's a thought. HBCU's and PWI's should consider merging.

AJ+: "Segregation is awesome and we need more of it."

@bogo_wanderlust3692

6 жыл бұрын

EnK Ryzov what do you expect from a channel sponsored by a racist terrost state the size of nipple?

@cashflagg9728

6 жыл бұрын

Breyonna Morgan Do you actually have an argument against my claim that AJ+ is promoting segregation and black identitarianism? Or are you just here to talk shit?

@briannascott3583

6 жыл бұрын

The channel didn’t create HBCUs, they are just reporting on them. Your problem isn’t with AJ+, it’s with HBCUs, the people who endorse them, the people who attend them, and the people who work there.

@wiseass2149

6 жыл бұрын

EnK Ryzov Not even close.

@cashflagg9728

6 жыл бұрын

Brianna Josephs My problem is just with the notion that segregation and black identitarianism is the answer. But actually more so that this is apparently the editorial stance of a propaganda outlet operating on behalf of the inbred royal family of a despotic slave-owning Gulf monarchy, which tons of American liberals for some reason take seriously. AJ+ is basically RT.

It’s sad to see that self-segregation is still alive in the South.

@islamiceducationcenter3865

3 жыл бұрын

Yeshivas worldwide..no problem.. HBC.. suddenly "self-segregation" wow.... #racisthypocracy

@hopeworldenthusiast1114

2 жыл бұрын

Hbcu’s aren’t segregated, do you understand what an HBCU is???

Can we please stop glorifying racial segregation?

@lilithblack6060

6 жыл бұрын

Are you black?

@treebear8364

6 жыл бұрын

how is this segregation? white students can attend hbcus.

@kaitlyn4337

4 жыл бұрын

tree bear yes but are they accepted?

@iamjosephine5939

3 жыл бұрын

you do know white people can also go to hbcus

@ObatolceTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamjosephine5939 This comment is literally over 2 years old... I don't believe that anymore.

Dad, why are these Kids going in different school? Because they are Black. Blacks and whites are different? Yes, they are behind 200 years. Why? Because they dont leave past behind.

@4tech69

6 жыл бұрын

"There not different now son, but they were back when your great grand daddy owned them and keep them in the barn like dogs working for free. No you run and let mom know daddy needs a fresher on my Sweet tea." You should run on home as well 1reasonwhy. You're well outside your comfort zone right now.

@MicahRion

6 жыл бұрын

Acknowledging racism means you're living in the past? Or how about explaining your lived experience and going to a university where you feel understood and supported?

@MicahRion

6 жыл бұрын

White kids get to go to schools where they are the majority and feel safe in that. Why can't black kids have that too?

@briannascott3583

6 жыл бұрын

Black people are still being treated differently than white people. It is not the past, it is the present. Plus, denying the past does not fix or change anything. It just makes some people feel more comfortable because they feel like they don’t have to deal with biases and differences of opinions.

@1reasonwhy620

6 жыл бұрын

Brianna Josephs People moved on after ww2. London burned, berlin burned, Paris burned, moskow burned and 70 million People died. But you are like, " but muh slavery " If i dont feel any opression from ww2. How you feel something what happen wayyy longer time ago?

Best part @5:41

@volkswizard5897

6 жыл бұрын

A. Rashad bro I felt so uncomfortable when that shit came up on my screen 😂

@Treysorable

6 жыл бұрын

he was gettin it tho

@ryanthomas49

6 жыл бұрын

You felt uncomfortable with two guys and their nice dance moves? WTF?

@IllinoisTrafficAttorney

6 жыл бұрын

That was unexpected =D

@Treysorable

6 жыл бұрын

nonetheless. welcome to the tribe, black foot. *gives him his black card* 🙏🏿

Hbcus segregating white students isn’t exactly helping their cause the whole do as we say not what we do shit is losing good supports