Get rid of the stupid background music

Nope!! Too late.

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So basically a predominantly traditional american state of middle class Americans and families tolerant of other races and religions was invaded and taken over by the underclass in a Saul Alinsky community organizational style revolution . Now everyone is equally poor . How joyful .

How could what he is saying is news to any Asian? God bless him; he is warning you, do not let extreme white racists use you as a tool to harm other minorities, especially blacks.

Study the machinations of the Manhattan and Hoover Institutes. In the belly’s cauldron, the aim is always to create racial tension to maintain the system’s social, political and economic status quo. Pawns on a chess board are pawns.

It's to late Asians Americans are not standing with black ppl they used Us then fought against US... Stop 🛑 the cap ... Black unity is our only option, blk ppl have always fought for freedom and equality 🌑

Thank you for clarifying the reality of affirmative action. All minorities should join together to fight against the war on affirmative action. Those who want to hold down minorities want to divide and conquer by pitting minorities against each other.

With that Sickness not end. Hello from evil Amsterdam city

The group who dismantled this should get this reversed.

Thank you!

Finally I hear good Asian guy speak truth thank you Mr Wong

It's to late now. Well I hope those Asian people got what they want.

What is “over-policed”? I would love if my neighborhood was “over-policed” if that means more police officers patrol my community. I would love if they responded quickly and in large numbers to crimes and really cracked down to a point in reducing crime. I would hope they would arrest criminals and courts would ensure those criminals do not commit crimes again. This would help me and other law abiders accumulate wealth.

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I dont think its a myth- at least in my community. I dont know any asian americans that support affirmative action. Affirmative action: race > academic achievement/ extracurricular activities

Just like when we see people in our group we call them tap dancers Uncle Tom's Buck dancing, we try to stop them even when they try to do harm to other groups, but we don't see y'all doing that you're the only person out of all of your race we heard anything from do you see the problem with that sir B1FAMILY ❤️

We as foundational blacks know that sir, play all we are saying y'all need to start checking your own people when they come up with these laws I don't see none of y'all marching saying no that's not right, and that's the problem yes you're speaking but we see nobody out there saying don't do this❤, that's the problem

TIMING IS IMPORTANT, THIS GUYS SPEECH IS OF VERY LITTLE VALUE ON THE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION FIGHT. IT MAY BE OF SOME USE IN OTHER FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE, HOW ABOUT REPARATIONS FIGHT??

Divide and conquer- a very strategic move

We need to distinguish between the Orients and the Indians. Asian American is too vague.

The rights all non-white people in U S A now have came about because of the advocacy and fight of African Americans to have various rights....

This is too late. The damage has been done. Teach your entitled Asian community the truth.

THANKS FOR GIVING US THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😊

Now those same Asians want us to help their sorry butts fight against white people to get them in school. Yeah, y'all go ahead, we'll be right there...😅😂😂😂. We did that already, it was called Affirmative action and y'all took it away.

It's unfortunate When Black People fight It benefits everyone! But when others fight it only benefits them! Example Hate Crimes and Affirmative Action!

Reading through these comments is quite something. As a black Ivy League graduate, my fully black children would have an easier time getting into my Alma Mater than this “small subgroup’s” children because they’d be legacy applicants. I think their racism produced a blind spot. 🙃 And before anyone gets the wrong idea, I was a top candidate. I was at the top of my classes academically (straight A’s), was part of the GATE program since I was in elementary school, won multiple awards all 4 years of high school (competitions, academic and sport), scored in the top percentile for all my standardised tests (including those for my AP courses taken from sophomore to senior year), did years of community service, tutored others in science all throughout high school AND overcame the trauma of multiple family deaths. Now add in a solid personal statement, overwhelmingly positive interview and formal leadership positions. I also didn’t come from wealth nor did I or any member of my family or friends have any connections to help my application. I was a top tier candidate before anyone had time to consider how comfortably I’m able to tan. 😂 From what I’ve read, the main perpetrator of these lawsuits whining about his lack of admissions didn’t have 1/4 of my qualifications or those of the other students (including Asian) from my high school that got into other Ivy League & top tier universities. It’s simple. We were just better candidates. 😬 Merit, well-roundedness and long term commitment to a wider community is why I got in to multiple Ivy Leagues, Stanford and other top tier schools. That’s why the MAJORITY of black students get into these schools, regardless what jealous unwise racists would have everyone believe. We’ve been told since childhood that we have to be twice as good to get half as much and that’s obviously going to have an impact on a lot of us, especially if we’re gifted. Don’t be bitter, be better. ❤️

😂 oh nowwwww they are coming out to support Affirmative Action after they fought for it to be struck down 👇🏾.... Too late damage is done

NO YOU PEOPLE DO NOT!

There never was any black and brown unity and the eliminating of college affirmative action proved it. Dr Henrik Clarke was correct when he said we have no friends. Hold your own nuts.

Yet the Asian American community as a whole did nothing when the flight for affirmative action was taking place because they thought they didn't need it, they fed into the racial stereotype that they didn't need it because they're smart and hard working vs realizing that blacks have always been smart and hard working and still needed affirmative action, if we the former slaves need it what makes them think that they won't.

What a kick to see myself at 1:22”, doing what I love best - dancing!

Iam glad I saw this video.because I saw a different,video with the opposite information.

This a good thing. Or did you get to be law professor at Georgetown merely for being black? Hmm?

Yall didnt come out in strong numbers too tell America tht you do want it. Yall silence was support too cancel it

Glad you made this video bcuz this is what misinformation does...but it's able to happen bcuz ppl live in a bubble and most are under informed

Asians did benefit tremendously from affirmative action, and you damn well know it.

Black people, we are not your enemy, I highly suggest looking a little deeper..

It was a black man named Frederick Douglass who spoke up for Asian people, but now the ignorance has took over their lives

Not no more ,

Black people have been benefited from formative action. We’ve had to share it with all women and poc so we don’t care. Do what yall want.

Why are you speaking up After the Supreme Court decision

Don't believe you

A little to late

I’m an educated African American woman … I already knew that if and when this small number of Asian Americans were successful in helping white supremacists strike down Affirmative Action that this would also be used to reduce Asian’s access to education. Racism is racism … The model minority designation is a trick/tool. White supremacy in the US is against all people who are not heterosexual white Christian males….

Isn’t it funny how whites always try to portray themselves as fair and just; yet we have all these laws and policies that deal with their unfairness, hatefulness and greed towards others. The world is starting to wake up.

The reality is if you are creating a traction in structural change of large systems, you have to tackle the issues of power, decision-making money, and interrupting the internal culture of protecting and defending the existing structure.

What about the concept of Power and how it plays into Othering?