In the Flow of a Year | Daryl Davis | TEDxBigSky

[@hamptonbrindle7003]

Mr Davis has earned a Nobel Peace prize in my opinion

[@davidlee9870]

Went from being beaten as a child for the colour of his skin to walking a klanswoman down the aisle. What a great story of forgiveness and retribution.

[@endiemadness]

It is surprising to have seen only 55 views on a video conversing about the problems of racism and hate crimes compared to a video of a man standing infront of a dead body in Japan with more then 10 million views. Loving how special these KZbin algorithms work to making people learn important life changing things...

[@sownheard]

its weird where a AI places its priority

[@pewp_tickalar]

there have got to be more than 1200 daryl davis fans out there. it's really disheartening that this talk has so few views compared to his other talks and appearances

[@griczzly7138]

I love Daryl Davis work.

[@timusforlife]

I just hope the klansman actually will rethink his racism instead of just seeing Daryl as "one of the good ones"

[@MultiNaruto900]

At the very least, he is willing to understand that there are good people and bad people. It's a step in the right direction.

[@fellinuxvi3541]

You'll be glad to know Daryl is responsible for over 200 deconversions from the Klu Klux Klan.

[@mariaesthervillanueva729]

I think if that klansman actually thought that that story wouldn't be even told cause it doesn't serve the purpose

[@TheRueann4]

Outstanding! Sharing this wonderful message with others. Mr. Davis is in a League of his own! Love him! ❤️

[@CORINNEAGUSTIN-rv9gw]

Thank you Daryl Davis for you work for peace . God bless you .

[@jakheer1]

Why this video doesn't have more views? This is precious

[@erikjarandson5458]

Words and patience get the job done where flame throwers and guns fail. Contrary to what many think, though, words and patience are much more difficult tools to master than any weapon. Especially patience. Daryl Davis is clearly a master of that noble art. We should all learn from him!

[@hamptonbrindle7003]

I applaud all of you for this demonstration of humanity at its best.

[@TimmacTR]

WHAT A MAN.

[@jeremysnowdenz]

Absolutely lovely! Thank you for your courage. 👏🏾👏🏾🔋🔋

[@wildfireman13]

Why did I have to look this up to find it?

[@noblevi3623]

KZbin Recommended, DO YOUR JOB.

[@ambam90]

This man is a legend.

[@mr.cleansenior3876]

This deserves more KZbin fix your algorithm

[@NawyLoeb]

his stories are so crazy i wont believe it if it were not proof

[@michaelhodilofficial]

Only 2600 views in a little less than a year? Ridiculous. Big kudos Mr. Davis

[@philippelepeltier5562]

Daryl is so Great!! He is a blessing for all of us whatever our country. I'll go back to the US next spring, probabably somewhere in a southern state. I'd love to meet him and other "rebels". I am a rebel myself ... I love the US, Somewhere, somehow I feel home there! So long guys See you soon :-)))

[@IvanRandomDude]

Only 1200 views in 6 months. Wtf

[@linzlens]

Wow, absolute inspiration. 😮 So much respect for him!!

[@HamMontis]

He spittin facts

[@TheWolfie234]

Commenting in hopes the algorithm can help

[@HermaphroGynandro]

This is one of several heroes we really need right now, not these rioters.

[@notyouraverageharleyquinnstan]

❤️

[@Titano1000]

Yo this guy needs to be the new uncle phil from fresh prince

[@asbeautifulasasunset]

Mr. Davis - we need you as Secretary of State. We would be a nation of diplomacy and peace. Much love. ❤

[@okdlm]

Maybe if Mr Davis would sit down with Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, he could get them to understand they are the problem today.

[@carlschleg5822]

YES

[@federicomorra2323]

Let me get this right. In your view the problem with the US it's not the people doing the racism or the policymakers that avoid or block any possibility of change, it's the people fighting the racism in a way that you perceive as not correct or maybe bad. Help me understand how you arrive at this conclusion. I assure you that Daryl Davis would never say that Al Sharpton is the issue with the US today, he would never say that protests are wrong. He is saying that an open dialogue is the best way to deescalate bad situations and bring some change to society, but this is not directly opposed to protest. Protest is against those in power, those that can make big and fast changes to society, dialogue is with your neighbor to help him understand your point of view and make him understand why you as a human deserve the same rights as him.

[@mohamedkashwani950]

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