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@gnanasekarg5785- That video is probably staged, but it doesn’t have to be a real event to illustrate a point. To answer your question, that sort of an attitude can be found right here in the USA. While not as common and widespread as it has been in the past, it still exists in many different situations. Perhaps you’ve never seen it, or been subjected to it, so you can’t relate. Rather like hitting the Lotto; since it’s never happened to you, it might be hard to believe anybody could actually win all that scratch, but it really happens. And like hitting the Lotto, being discriminated against once, is enough. As for “communal disharmony”, videos like this do not incite it; nobody is likely to grab their Louisville Slugger and go on a head-bashing rampage as a result of watching it. At the least, it might serve to raise awareness, and at most, it just might offer some rather poorly done

@nanasekarg5785 Right here in the USA. The video doesn’t have to be real, the attitude often is. Can’t relate? Can you relate to hitting the lotto? That probably hasn’t ever happened to you either. That doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen to Anybody. Videos like this do not incite communal disharmony. They seek to raise awareness by illustrating the fact that communal disharmony already exists. And to deny that reality is either naive or dishonest. There are two groups who deny or try to minimize the impact or reality of racism; those who are never subjected to it and those who practice it. Real talk.