Our Journeys Home Pt. 4 - Hines Ward

[@outtahere321]

Hines Ward is an awesome person and happy that he is helping children in S. Korea.

[@yani674]

I‘m also a biracial korean. Thanks hines ❤️🙏

[@MrPerfesser]

We put athletes on a pedestal, and some of them use their fame and notoriety to brighten the lives of others, and to help make the world a better place, one person at a time. Hines Ward is one famous athlete who is even more of a hero off the field than he was on the field.

[@mariaweaver1618]

Yes more should see this video and encourage this positive behavior. He could have stayed bitter and resentful but he turned it! WTG Hines Ward!

[@raiderraider84]

This should have 10 at least million views!! Come on KZbin algorithm set this one on fire! I always wondered Hines ward background so I just randomly searched him and wow this was more than I could’ve asked for! Go Hines

[@debbiegrasse3920]

Wow. I always respected you Hines but watching your full life story here on KZbin has heightened my respect for you to a whole new level. So glad you and your mom came to America. The way you embraced your heritage to go to Korea & use your celebrity status to embrace the biracial children in Korea. Truly making a difference in other’s lives truly makes you one of my favorite altruistic focused heroes.

[@AngeliaGivens-kt3ps]

Hines you went to school with my sister in law nd after my sons birth in 94 we would come see you do your magic on the field making my husband very proud to be a graduate of FPHS. You were humble, now we know why. Tha k you for making the difference inn this world. What a beautiful godsend

[@partylee007]

Hines, you will always be loved and cherished by the Steeler nation. You always have the Steeler Nation family.

[@bootsy7843]

Words cannot describe how i feel right now, 😭 I'm so inspired..it's so heart warming and heartfelt..thanks Hines for whut u did brother..thank u, 🤝🏽ur definitely a inspiration 🙏🏽..God bless

[@vicvinegar7542]

All chills. What a great guy Hines is, truly inspirational.

[@tjclaw5799]

Your an inspiration to mixed race Hines! Steelers Nation has your back & your our family!

[@jaketapper1953]

Thanks Hines.

[@ceceliacrockett9086]

This is a Beautiful life story. God Bless

[@akankshakujur7424]

5:49 it's Han hyunmin the model who's alos mixed one of the known models in S. Korea

[@1missing]

wow, it actually is lol

[@rain0069]

look at that beautiful boy😭

[@yani674]

5:49 loool that‘s han hyun min. A very famous model in skorea rn

[@annab5078]

omg i didn’t even notice! I knew he looked familiar but it’s hyunmin!!! wow! good eyes!

[@nomomania6827]

What Hines has done and continues to do is great. But where is his father? Where are the fathers of these black biracial children in South Korea? These men go to another country impregnate a local woman, then pull a disappearing act. That leaves the mother to be and biracial child to be in a fucked situation. How about changing that part of the cultural of irresponsible black men?

[@jesbinj]

i know this is from two years ago but his father was a soldier, he wasn't allowed to stay in Korea and he left after his service. Hines and his mother followed him to the USA when the visa was approved. They were together for a while then Hines mother wanted to live separately. His father took her to court and won custody because his mother didn't speak much English at the time. Hines wound up staying with his paterneral grandparents then eventually back with his mother when he was around 7. By this time, his parents were divorced and he was raised by his mother.

[@happilyhappy123]

A mixed black/Asian man from Georgia with a southern accent….I luv America!

[@thenobleone-3384]

Hines story is similar to Tiger Woods. Blasian people are cool. I'm jealous in a good way

[@jujubee90275]

Your mom and you are resilient. As a Korean woman whose fiance is black...and as a human.. It sickens me how rascist some Korean folks are and how you when your mom were treated .

[@kojak5500]

I feel like black men are with non black women more than they are with black women. I don’t get it

[@yourcalicocat]

I don think the racism in Corea is any worse than in the US. In fact, maybe better cause the police do not go around shooting people

[@hoodxplorer1617]

@@kojak5500 you sound really mad bruh

[@kojak5500]

@@hoodxplorer1617 I’m js. It’s like black men don’t like they black women

[@soundmind6477]

@@kojak5500 oh grow up! What does it matter who people are with?

[@valiantsfelinesmccarty6678]

This goes to show that nobody educated is really watching youtube because there are no comments on this article I could really feel for this young man. What was funny is my brother and I were adopted. Our parents were lied to about our race. They told them we were Swedish. Because I was a tow headed blonde, they thought the 3m old brother that came with was going to be a 2 headed blonde. The problem is is that I had one color set of eyes and he had a different set and as we grew older I became one color and he was another. He didn't even really look like my brother. he was a bigger, darker and how he wanted not to be. There were moments when we'd go to activities for different groups and one of us would feel that prejudice,. then the other would walk up and say is there a problem here and they'd say oh you are and then we'd say, thats my brother/ my sister I always felt safer when my 6' 2" brother walked up and asked the question, are you ok? I don't think it helped him when his 5'2" sister walked up and say, are you okay? But there is one thing I learned about America was that you could be anything you wanted to be, it didn't matter what your color of your skin was, it didn't matter what your culture was poorly, you could read how well you could read how much money your parents had much money they didn't it really mattered, you did personally with your own life. and sadly that's not what these men in the NFL or any other group that despises the American flag despises the United States country or its government they don't understand they really don't they need to go to other countries and see how they would be treated over there compared to here we are way beyond those other countries France and Germany and all these other countries like to pretend that they are ahead of the game.. In America in the last 50 years you weren't trapped. unless you kept yourself trapped. A word that better describe inequality is prejudice. Prejudice incases all the sins of "man", be it racism, rabid religious, ideological, or political stands that creates discrimination or harm to another. Once people stop being prejudiced about anything, from race, religion, education, talent as well as how much money you make how much you don't working mom, stay at home mom, jealousy etc. . Prejudice is prejudice and it has to stop on all sides. Laws don't make change people do..

[@hernasaravia879]

ValiantsFelines McCarty I cant believe I read that xD

[@AngeliaGivens-kt3ps]

I'm lost at what you're saying, should I be sad or offended?

[@TP-fl9ul]

It’s disgusting when you’re usual person people treat you like shit, when you’re celebrity they treat you like a hero

[@mariaoquendo7036]

His Mommy is Beautiful 😍

[@TheTexashammer24]

Koreans are the coolest Asians, in my opinion. I lived there before, had no trouble dating.

[@toddjordan6729]

We are all a mixed race and i love mr ward

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

FOH. No we're not.. It's bull I'm mixed myself! But I call out BS when I see it!

[@batissta44]

Not all of us but Maybe in the future that will change.

[@bigfoot465]

The kid at 5:48 is a pretty famous model now in Korea.... dats crazy

[@tientrinh943]

Anthony Yu who

[@kylie1jfdh]

hang yu min

[@bigfoot465]

It's han hyun min

[@koreailoveyou]

@@bigfoot465 + family name is 한 han . first name is 현 hyun 민 min

[@superman85234]

changed in korea.

[@billsmith8961]

My .02 is that these mixed kids are very attractive ppl. It’s horrible what they have to go through.

[@thenobleone-3384]

I learned to be strong I went to a Racist Middle School in Houston. Sad but I always felt weird I learned to embrace African American and Afghani. It is what it is

[@johnbattle7518]

Sad thing is my father had a daughter in Korea during the 60s, I can only imagine what she went through

[@Manrules177]

God answers prayers.

[@alonsiuemanagerie747]

we did discriminate all races, black, white, brown anything that is not Korean but we have changed!

[@thenobleone-3384]

I think more important than talking about my race I want to improve hatred and violence in our world. And I want to shed light on children and adults with Mental conditions

[@sznosrs5045]

Sucks they got separated for a while

[@alonsiuemanagerie747]

sorry what happened to your mom in Korea, we Koreans have changed and its not the same as it used to be, come home brother!

[@__1201]

Steph Curry should stop saying he's black and embrace the Ward philosophy.

[@hoseamatavao1208]

👍👍🏈🏈

[@chief9116]

Sounds like America...

[@TP-fl9ul]

This tests usually total falsification

[@thecoolunclea.k.a.unclebea1158]

What stands out to me is that in America we are bashing ourselves as racist and all that jazz. But, the law is what matters. Changing people's mindset takes time. But law matters. Hines felt like a kid in GA In the early 90s. When as a Korean he would of had very slim opportunity. Our racial problem in America is a self inflicted wound. We allow people to exploit emotions from the past to push political agendas when 90% of the country don't consider race a factor in any of their decisions. That 10% are usually radicals. And less than half a % are race supremists. So we have to quit

[@91YEHNAH]

The U.S will crumble.. everyone for themselves and wars to look for oil or chocolate.. there's no unity and it will be your downfall; the U.S is the only western country where the people hasn't revolted against the government - revolution against tje brits doesn't really count..

[@1missing]

You failing to recognize your own racial biases is part of the problem.

[@franklinp9603]

stupid people always say its because of color but it never was

[@Dasanie]

Ancestry gotta be the biggest fluke

[@thenobleone-3384]

So she is from South Korea wow it's crazy over there Dennis Rodman was there.

[@whayes8084]

He was in North Korea.