Do All Native Americans Think The Same? | Spectrum

[@artmieseelizabeth8074]

Literally haven’t heard anything about the missing women. It hasn’t been anywhere on the news. That is terribly sad.

[@j.hypolite5163]

I Knew nothing of it. Not surprising since there is an issue where alot of black women and children are going missing and nothing is being said or done about it

[@thaotran7119]

I remember listening to a podcast about this serial killer who targets Native American woman and the police didn’t care.. they only started to look for this killer when one white women went missing

[@pariskid14]

In Canada we have had a full government inquiry for them last few years. The inquiry has brought reccomendations to the government to implement policies to stop this from ever happening again.

[@ScarlettKriss]

Me and many like me share it all the time, please join in, in doing so. Join Save Our Sisters, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and share.

[@mihanbaseball6546]

Artmiese 💋Elizabeth in Canada it’s a huge RCMP investigation and it’s all over the news

[@mehdin7520]

“Do all elderly people think the same?” Good to see if any still hold conservative/or liberal views.

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Ah, good suggestion.

[@FaaduProductions]

Because being conservative is only for old people.

[@TheRockerX]

Go watch Elders React if you seriously think all elderly people are conservative

[@lorenahafner9804]

@@FaaduProductions yes Dad

[@hadimourad312]

Might take an hour for them to get over the line tho

[@chrischocoholic]

non-american here: THE MISSING AND MURDERING WOMEN CRISIS SOUNDS CRAZY AF first time i've ever heard of it omg

[@Gman10180]

Interesting to note that half of the indigenous women murdered between 1980-2014 in Canada were killed by a family member.

[@janer5444]

The highway of tears in Canada. Lots of missing indigenous women

[@trinity6401]

Think about residential schools

[@pedrenric]

I'm not american and this got me concerned because of the natives from my country are loosing their lands, being called out "land invaders" and being treated like exotic animals who can't follow globalism because a smartphone or anything close to technology is "too much" for a person who supposedly should live in the middle of a forest like they don't know the rest of the country exists.

[@lettucebaby8704]

watch the movie "wind river", its a really good movie and made me aware about crimes against native american women

[@zazi5094]

My issue with Pocahontas was that if they wanted to make a love story between a native woman and a foreigner then okay! Do that! But DON'T take someone from real life who was abused and add rainbows into the tale. I am not a native. But even I was like "what on earth?"

[@s1nister]

You do realize that in that case you have to criticize practically every other popular disney movie for the exact same reason? And most of modern fairytales? And also a lot of historical movies/books except documentaries? Basically everything which was in some way inspired by history? 90% of the time it's all extremely sugar-coated stuff, rewritten to the point where it's almost unrecognizable from the original story

[@zazi5094]

@@s1nister Yeah but that's the exact same reason I can't enjoy Anastasia, by all means, it was a good story BUT! - They could have literally named the characters something else!

[@loganholt3423]

Ok that I can agree upon. I like the song i liked the story as a kid. And I do agree that they shouldn't have used a historical figure like that considering what happened.

[@zazi5094]

@Ribguy101 Yup. Don't even get me started on sleeping beauty at least she wasn't real but yikes!

[@zazi5094]

@Ribguy101 yup🤣🤣👌 But at least the tale had SOME semblance of a healthy relationship! - Don't get me started on the original Cinderella or little mermaid!

[@rikardskoglundrs]

This is the first spectrum were I actually think that you gave a group of people who otherwise has no voice what so ever in media or other places, a chance to speak.

[@joydamabel596]

I feel like we talk about Native Americans like they are extinct

[@TheRealSlimShady509]

Joy Damabel they pretty much are. Most of these people are like 1/16th which does not qualify as a native

[@olivemakwa]

We definitely aren’t extinct. We are still strong as a community.

[@karlyxoxo2]

Lmao we are not extinct, theres still a lot of people that are 1/1 and countless other blood quantums that know and practice culture

[@joydamabel596]

mason essary Well they aren’t extinct yet. They make up 2% of the country.

[@giovanniherrera6037]

There’s a lot of people with euro names, just because her name isn’t some stereotypical native sounding name doesn’t mean she isn’t native

[@ohhhthatone3107]

“The general public is unaware of the trauma in our communities” I have literally never heard of this and is why I love this series, it spreads so much awareness

[@Jobsearch9]

SAME I didn't even know all these things were happening to them. Or that people ask them these questions.

[@micca7448]

you hear it everywhere in canada. I'm assuming all these people are from the US so they're treated differently. In canada theyre boarder line royalty. university, healthcare is free. they can travel without a passport, they dont pay tax. They can get free water on the reservations etc. my father is half native and I have never seen any or experienced any of the treatment they're explaining in this video. if anything it is the natives who are more racist towards people of other color, atleast in ontario. move towards Saskatchewan and they're living great.

[@ohhhthatone3107]

Micca oh. I’m from the uk Also they clearly aren’t “living great” if thousands of women are missing and if so many Native American people are killing themselves... just sayin

[@Aeliixt]

Micca I’m from Canada too and in Quebec, I was lucky to learn so much information at school. From their history and how they were living before the colonizers, from how it was after the colonizers, to when the colonizers started acting a bit crazy and take all their children to put them in residential school, and all the trauma for generations. I do believe that Canada owes them all these advantages considering that the last residential school only closed in 1996. And it still doesn’t feel enough

[@micca7448]

@@ohhhthatone3107 they're killing themselves because they refuse help. the media and this video is only showing one side to the story. There is millions of dollars being funded into mental health and safety on the reservations in canada. they choose to stay in the past and live of off welfare and continue the cycle of abuse with in their families. I know this because I've seen it my whole life here In Ontario as I live on the boarder of the reservation. My mother is a teacher at a native private school amd works with children from these toxic environments. They are choosing helplessness. the majority of missing aboriginal women go missing and suffer at the hands of other aboriginal men on the reservation. how can we help that when police aren't even allowed on the reservation? The six nations community is sick from the inside, we are trying to help and they are currently refusing help. its truly sad because the culture is a beautiful thing, but the people need help and dont trust.

[@neinemo1020]

As an indigenous person (Pacific Islander), I’m really glad you did this kind of spectrum. Us indigenous people don’t get enough recognition, please do more videos like this!

[@Random-sk6hm]

Im British and had no idea about any of this. I'd never heard of casinos (I thought they were talking about gambling 😂) or blood quantum so this was very eye opening

[@johsiantorres8495]

That's far from the truth the Tainos we're practically wiped out of history but we will stand and speak the name of our ancestors!

[@EyeOfTheCat2002]

​@@johsiantorres8495Same could be said for indigenous white culture which was destroyed by the Roman a and Christianity. Hardly anyone knows about the Celtic or Germanic tribes or cultures, it's not even taught in European schools because most of it was destroyed.

[@ChoklitThundah]

I’m surprised there weren’t any questions about Native American mascots or the term “Indian”

[@jeromekim1221]

Chief Illiniwek would have been a good question

[@normang3668]

I think we can all agree that calling them 'Indians' is nonsense. Regardless of whether or not you think it's offensive, it's just grossly inaccurate.

[@Raja1938]

@@normang3668 A bit of trivia, in India we refer to Native Americans as "Red Indians".

[@haydnsloan]

@@Raja1938 interesting, thank you for that fact. Still not Indians.

[@Raja1938]

@@haydnsloan Yeah, as Indians we kind of know that. Thanks!

[@jehona1213]

Really hit me when the girl talked about her little brother. Suicide really needs more attention

[@jehona1213]

Peek peek oh please

[@jehona1213]

Peek peek hehehe

[@kelsey2864]

Jehona they have the second highest suicide rate in the USA. But in comparison to white people, the percentage is substantially higher.

[@jehona1213]

kelsey that’s probably right, but i’m just pointing out that we need to talk more about suicide in general

[@afiaoduro-manu2349]

Yeah 8 suicides in 1 summer in 1 community is insane

[@patiatj9303]

POCAHAUNTES WAS 12 YEARS OLD when she had contact with the europeans in real life. They were in their 30s and 40s. This should have never been turned into a romance movie.

[@judaprinxbeatz.8008]

AND HER FATHER IS A SO CALLED AFRICAN MAN, POWHATAN BUT HIS ACTUAL NAME 'Wahunsenacawh'

[@shakeivafikes7780]

😮 thanks for sharing this I need to learn more about this I really thought it was just a fictional childhood story

[@judaprinxbeatz.8008]

@@shakeivafikes7780 NOT AT ALL, COLONIALISM BY THE PALE FACE IS A REAL THING. THEM ENSLAVING AND COLONIZING OUR INDIGENOUS LANDS IS A REAL THING.

[@timstarkey3692]

She was taken from her family and her tribe and pimped out and her identity was ignored she became 'Rebecca' and her story was turned it to some sort of glamorized romance film.

[@Cindy99765]

@@timstarkey3692 And then she passed away at such a young age (early 20s or so), likely of tuberculosis she contracted in England. Absolutely horrific.

[@isaaccruz4870]

You should do indigenous ppl Mexico and central America that would be awesome because many don’t realize the struggles for the rest of the indigenous ppl of the Americas

[@juanayala2640]

Yeah in the U.S everyone forgets we still indigenous and yet when people think of latinos they think of indigenous people.

[@tuckerh577]

​@@juanayala2640no one thinks that because Mexicans are the majority white from spain

[@tymeadors855]

“Trail of tears, dawg” nearly sent me out of my chair. It was a funny comment, but it’s also so sad how ignorant some people are of their country’s history.

[@kerenchoi6967]

i was thinking the same. trail of tears is one of the only things education curriculum actually teaches about natives, and they can't use the brain power to remember that tragedy

[@tymeadors855]

Keren Choi it’s so sad and disrespectful

[@gabrielbelmonte8521]

Ty Meadors everyone’s limited of what they can know and will know some people have died not knowing what the holocaust was or the raping of nanjing was or even the massacre of Mexico square

[@alenslumbeeangel]

There are people out there that don't even realize we still exist. Especially in areas that don't have a tribe near by or any interaction with Natives.

[@gabrielbelmonte8521]

alenslumbeeangel 7 billion people in the world just keep existing

[@liamchiang89]

I wish they asked about coachella and whether they find using native american fashion offensive

[@papermach2332]

I'm sure they do.

[@patriciac6488]

Yes that would've been so interesting

[@sadieann1036]

I had a very close friend during University that is Navaho, he definitely would say yes. I had never been exposed to that different of a culture, he would correct me and really helped me learn about what is/isn't ok in their culture

[@ak-tn1ed]

I'm Native and don't find native inspired outfits offensive (like tribal prints, fringe, dreamcatchers, etc) unless it's someone in a headdress. Men have put their lives at risk to earn each feather on a headdress and then you have a bunch of non natives prancing around in cheap headdresses. I find it upsetting because men work hard and even almost lose their lives to earn them properly... and then there's disrespectful people who just buy one online for "fashion".

[@marciaosullivan3200]

I don't think there care

[@claire-xq2ys]

Can you please do a “can Mormons and ex-Mormons find middle ground?” Or a video along the lines of that

[@reaganluker2278]

Surustorke that would be so interesting. I’m a member so that would be cool

[@IceSprinkles]

Surustorke living in utah, i need this video 10/10

[@ilovewomen69]

Bro that’s a great idea but what about Amish and ex/shunned Amish

[@gab9657]

Yes!!

[@angeliparraguirre7329]

Or jehovah's witnesses and ex-jws It takes a lot of bravery to think outside of your initial worldview. Nothing against any one view in particular, but one can't help but be glad when someone who doesnt fit in one place, finds a better fit elsewhere. ✊🏾

[@edgarespino3005]

I think the anyone who has native blood should be proud of that. I’m Mexican descendant, a person who has indigenous blood (most likely from the Purépecha people from Michoacán, Mexico). Denying my indigenous background would be denying a part of myself. It shouldn’t matter how indigenous you are, the fact that you are indigenous, is something you should be proud of, our roots are here and of this continent!

[@sandsphillip526]

Mexico,as a country,has the highest percentage of indigenous people in the world

[@edgarespino3005]

@@sandsphillip526 it has a largest number of indigenous people yes tho by population I think Peru, Bolivia, and Paraguay have a larger % (~54-56% based on country) while Mexico is around ~40%. Either way it’s great that our people are still here!

[@tantig5923]

❤ I have only 11% and I refuse to ignore or deny that part of my cultures, so any one who can truly and adamantly say they are indigenous should stand for equalities and demand reformations. They should proclaim it loud and clear! ❤

[@nicnac9147]

Ikr like people can say theyre a 12th finish but i cant say my living ancestors are native or were@@tantig5923

[@lu-gc7gm]

Hey jubilee, I liked the “do all... think the same?” titles better. I don’t think the question as a title makes sense for the whole video.

[@Chibeskova]

I think they'll change it later

[@SomeHowSomeOne]

I think it’s “clickbait” done right. I’ve personally wondered how natives feel about Disney’s Pocahontas.

[@orange-one]

I like this better, we have a glimpse of what the questions will be because "do a native/latinos/men/ think the same?" Ofcourse not

[@lol-uz7bl]

basicallyanedit yea!

[@amandaschwantz9590]

@@SomeHowSomeOne I honestly clicked on this video because I wanted to know and then I wanted to hear what else they had to say. Although I do like the other format better.

[@Rozegolden]

I don’t like the new titles... just say “Do All Natives Think The Same?” Or something like you guys used to. Those titles were more interesting in my opinion

[@hicyxundid496]

Rozegolden ^^ i almost didnt click on the video cause i didn’t recognise it and the title didnt seem as interesting

[@hilow9495]

It’s literally just a title.......

[@enduringbird]

@@hicyxundid496 I'm the opposite. I'm new to jubilee and I clicked on the adoption video like a week ago because the title caught my attention. I agree the title was a little click-baity, but it got me to find this amazing channel. I went back and watched a ton of past videos and I already feel more enriched. I'm sure they are testing out the titles and measuring several different metrics to find out if it brings new people in. And if the new titles do bring more people in then they should keep them because more people would benefit from the quality content this channel provides.

[@Rozegolden]

hi low it’s “literally just my opinion” so I’m not sure why you felt the need to comment this to me. I’m giving feedback. Clearly over 1,300+ people agree with what I’m saying even though it’s “just a title”. A good bit of us don’t care for the new titles. I’m still going to watch the videos of course but I’m just sharing my thoughts just like you’re sharing your unnecessary thoughts to me.

[@Rozegolden]

R M They want to go the click bait route to garner more clicks? They already get over 1M in nearly each video. I’ve been watching them for years. Solely because KZbin recommended me their channel years ago. I do not care why they’re doing this, my opinion is that I still do not like the new titles and it just seems cheaper in quality to me that they are opting for click-baiting now.

[@nillahoney5010]

Native Americans are immensely under-represented

[@houzeroze]

F.A.C.T.S ilegal aliens are more represented now a days than natives. Let that sink in.

[@nassilavictoria5457]

@@houzeroze actually, a lot of immigrants from Latin America are indigenous or have indigenous blood

[@MrGEORGETHOMPS]

Pigoath what

[@elenavernet8376]

Toni Watson ikr

[@nurdinosman5938]

And that’s totally why we learn about it in school right?

[@nickyw.1634]

I hate to say it, but having darker skin and ethnic features matters with regard to how you're treated. I feel for Blake because I know he really wants to identify with the Native environment that he was brought up in, but unfortunately society takes people at face value and he looks white. Like, completely. Even if he were a little more tan, he still has European features. It's like the white (or even white-passing mixed) kids that grow up in black neighborhoods. They identify with black culture, have black friends/family, etc, but at the end of the day society will treat them based on how they look. They don't go through the exact same things as their darker counterparts.

[@Brianna-tn4mv]

I’ve been saying this for the past year and I’m happy to see someone agree. I also agreed with Jennifer’s beliefs on blood quantum. I understand why blood quantum is bad but to an extent I somewhat agree with it. White ppl with small percentages shouldn’t really identify and claim the benefits of being native.

[@nickyw.1634]

@@Brianna-tn4mv Speaking as a non-native person (so my opinion is only worth so much), I think blood quantam is a huge deal. I get tired of other races claiming that their great great great grandmother was *insert indigenous tribe*. If they aren't relatives from close generations, it's not ok for you to be getting special treatment.

[@Arizona_lilly]

Blake did not look like he belong there

[@Brianna-tn4mv]

@@Arizona_lilly He doesn’t belong lol he’s white asf and if majority of natives go to one side he is always on the opposite which just proves he doesn’t go through the native struggle. The only thing he defended was being against blood quantum because he is barely even native

[@taylorfrink1182]

@@Brianna-tn4mv y'all are nasty, those are some crusty vile and dismissive opinions ya got there lol. his experience of making any excuse to stay inside to avoid getting dark is a shared experience of many mixed people growing up. sounds more like y'all wanna feel above others and like you have any place to say anything about someone's heritage and culture. laughable y'all are really, peace n love babyboos

[@lifewithjazw5851]

I was waiting for does being called an “Indian” offend you?

[@tvshka7318]

Can’t speak for all natives but for me and my community we use indian a lot like in food, treaties, BIA and IHS. But most just go by native or our Nation. We Don’t really get offended by it unless it’s used distastefully by a non native. Now some hate Native American because we are before America and are members of sovereign nations, it really just depends on the person.

[@DiscoGoesOn5067]

It's not offensive, just misused.

[@whereicommentdumbstuffperi5859]

i use it to refer to our cultural foods like indian tacos and stuff but i wouldnt use it to say what race i am

[@DUBS606]

Me and my family use Indian a lot that’s just how we were raised. I use Native more now because I’ve had so many people who aren’t part of my community correct me saying I shouldn’t call myself that which is kind of annoying. I do sometimes get a laugh at how some people are so hesitant to call me Indian or American Indian because they think I would be offended.

[@Jay-jb2vr]

*"Pocahontas"* isn't even her real name 😂

[@JackPyro333]

The missing and murdered stuff is the kind of things the US should focus their news on, not Trump tweets..

[@micahtorres1518]

Lexipaichnidi • When two native women won for house/senate in November 2018, it helped get the situation known. They brought the issue to congress and one of them even spoke on CNN about the issue. I agree with you 100%.

[@ChrisJohannsen]

It's also a huge problem in Canada. Cops don't care about missing natives and predators know that.

[@micahtorres1518]

Chris Johannsen I heard a story about it in Canada. I forget her name though the dead native girl. The cops didn’t even bother to look into her disappearance. They only found her because they were looking for a dead white guy.

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Agreed but then again, the Left only cares about minorities when they want votes.

[@micahtorres1518]

Marlon Moncrieffe Sharice Davids is from Kansas though. She may be democrat but she won in deep red Kansas.

[@adeen7577]

I feel so bad and ignorant because I actually do not understand most of the issues they are talking about

[@soapforthesoul]

this loop it’s ok now you can go read up :)

[@Hecena14]

Well dont feel bad. Let's just say. . . Its. . . . Horrible. Just study their culture and past and what they went through

[@marcsmith7321]

Same

[@lillianesusewind4568]

I know same I'm from Europe so I didn't ever realize that. for example pocahontas was my favourite movie as a child but now in rethinking it ...

[@Hecena14]

@@lillianesusewind4568 yes. Pocahontas was actually a little girl and john Smith basically wrote a fantasy book of what "I guess wanted," to happen. So the movie is all a big lie. Since that never happened

[@Iambunny-ry2os]

Another thing I noticed as a native is that a lot of times Central American natives are excluded despite the fact a huge amount of native culture still being alive there. Especially in terms of immigration. We’re called illegals on land we’ve lived on for thousands of years.

[@JoJoOnYouTube]

Ikr, pisses me off how people in the US idolize the fact that their "great grandmother was a cheerokee princess" and go on and say "they count because they're not in the us" when chances are we're more native than they are.

[@doubled57690]

fun fact they crossed that area 20,000 years ago.... also usa is such a bad country that even china stood up for us in the UN.......

[@Ayyymiiie]

@@JoJoOnKZbinyess bro i absolutely hate when white americans claim that 3%. we have more native blood in central america yet we are the least to claim it. very sad to see

[@JoJoOnYouTube]

​@@Ayyymiiiemhm, if we and a white person walked in to a native reservation in the US, the natives will be able to tell we're native and the white person is...well just white.

[@TheSupaman98]

We have people complaining about things that happened centuries ago. Ironically, that device you’re writing that comment on wouldn’t even be possible without the white people you hate so much.

[@chazsmith9219]

All Indigenous people’s all around the world are underrepresented. No one knows enough about us.

[@mynegaims]

Why don't any of you come out and represent yourselves?? You want people to do it for you? Because if so tough luck. Every other race in America represent their selves/ race to some extent to be known. Natives are just like ghost in this country. We know of them but never see or hear them.

[@manuelcalavera7272]

Wait, even in countries where there is only indegenious people and they rule themselves?

[@Ishizu09]

@@manuelcalavera7272 yep. See Europe. They are refugees to their own countries with all those people coming from the East(mostly) and otherscountries. Now all of them come from Syria or war.

[@TheSmily4ever]

@@sirukkira people like you is the reason why this world is fucked up. people like u has to put their benefit at the first place instead trying to educate yourself about your environment and their society. just messed up! sorry for the bad english greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[@destyneeariana6108]

Kira Laukkanen you know, anyone can say that about anything. If you were hit by a car, everyone could just as easily walk by you with that mind set. It would not help them a single bit if they came to your rescue. You don’t care about people because it benefits you. You care about people because it’s right.

[@clintsmith5233]

What’s up with the titles again for spectrum? The video isn’t just about the first question.

[@sprinkleofjasmine5912]

Clickbait

[@pepbean1]

They couldnt think of a better title lol

[@halnone]

going for the clickbait

[@sumayasaid3715]

IKR. Why couldnt they say do native Americans think the same way the way they title there other videos? Did they think this video wasn’t as interesting?

[@Mrcrisu8]

It gets the people going

[@ajesusencounter8261]

In my friend's school they have a whole semester class dedicated to Native American history. I wish they had that at more schools!

[@naturallycurlynicole4419]

They lie about Native American history

[@areeshahasan8665]

was it an IB course?

[@beaverbob5804]

@@naturallycurlynicole4419 ? please elaborate. . . .

[@laura___elise116]

@@naturallycurlynicole4419 and probably only show the white people what they want them to know, smh

[@miguelpadeiro762]

@@naturallycurlynicole4419 Who? Native Americans are the peoples who originally inhabited the lands between the icy wastelands of Canada to the southern Andes of Chile, that's A LOT of school systems that teach DIFFERENT histories about Native Americans. From what I've been told, the American system is quite transparent when it comes to their historical atrocities

[@alaasusername]

I hope someday you can do this with native Canadians... The struggles are similar but in my opinion different enough for a second video.

[@ineedass5929]

That’s still Native American.

[@alaasusername]

@@ineedass5929 Technically.. but not really. American and Canadian native people are quite different... The overall lifestyle is pretty different in terms of the two countries - so although they share similar cultures, the experiences would differ for a number of reasons. For example, here we've got the issue of missing/murdered indigenous women (we know damn well who's committing the crimes) along with the fact Canada loves to hide its racism (whereas the US doesn't hide it.. at all). Especially now with the over 5,000 children who were found to be killed and buried beneath residential schools.

[@ineedass5929]

@@alaasusername I think it would have been better if you said Native Americans from Canadian or Canadian indigenous people because they’re called Native Americans from the continent they live in not the country.

[@sammospencer8641]

Just an FYI, in Canada we use the term First Nations not Native Canadian.

[@alaasusername]

@@sammospencer8641 I use native Canadian and I'm from Canada. First nations can apply to those of any country so I choose to be specific.

[@alisaschumacher397]

Should’ve ask if “Redskin” football team offensive.

[@FloraNovax3]

Alisa Schumacher yeah I’m really wondering why that wasn’t a question. It’s an extremely important question. That and the costumes in general

[@feelingveryattackedrn5750]

They probably didnt ask because the answer is so immediately obvious that it wouldnt promote an interesting discussion. If its 2019 and you dont think redskins is offensive, youre living in an alternate universe

[@aj10998]

It is. Very. They’re like oh you should be glad for representation. Like nah, you draw us with big noses, feathers, and red skin, that’s just as offensive as black face.

[@m.roberts1120]

Safe to say Blake would've said "no".

[@sammishaf]

and the KC Chiefs

[@LazyRaton]

It’d be interesting to see another “sequel” but with Native Alaskans, I’m Native Alaskan and our cultures are so different. It’d also be spreading more awareness to Indigenous cultures.

[@thomastank8458]

And indigenous people of both south and north america

[@FamClan935]

What we need to is to define the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island/North America

[@michaelmckinley2185]

SAAAMMEEEE

[@johnedward6123]

You're still native im a lipan apache from mcallen tx💯

[@timekeeper2738]

@@johnedward6123 agreed and aho im cheyenne arapaho from montana

[@girlfromthemoon5127]

Native people deserve way more than just an apology in my opinion

[@micbymike]

They are beautiful and strong with nature.

[@zataishasims9732]

Michael Broadhurst Thank you 🙏🏽❤️

[@micbymike]

Your welcome

[@xijinping6235]

• 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐱𝐱𝐜𝐞 • we should stop caring so much about race

[@vistellantagungira3186]

yeah they need they're land back!!

[@chloethomas3750]

Omg that makes me so happy that there is a native Hawaiian that is apart of the team. I would love to watch a video with Native Hawaiian and Hapa voices and opinions!

[@PouryaBigonah]

*and then tomorrow Disney announces live action Pocahontas movie*

[@pepbean1]

LOL

[@janerevv273]

Bro.

[@maia8726]

Starring Scarlett Johanssen

[@erehsimas]

is!! HAYl3yy!! Girl I choked 💀💀

[@gudnyolsen5998]

YOU ARE EVERYWHERE!!! IVE SEEN YOU LIKE 4 TOMES NOW

[@sofija491]

Jubilee should do more videos with Native Americans. They don't get enough coverage on the media

[@Jack10016]

Removing their likeness from every brand usually does that

[@zaga7890]

boohoo

[@mnpo8987]

@@zaga7890 what's your problem? Lol CPS didn't give your kids back? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "Know what i sayin???'"

[@WisdomofHal]

@@mnpo8987 she deserved that one 😂 but at the same time I see what she’s saying

[@Lanae_LaCabra]

I agree

[@myahm8817]

Pocahontas? Im surprised no one brought up Peter Pans depiction of natives

[@kenzieblack5152]

Myah M that is true!

[@evelynblackthorn5737]

One can of worms at a time man

[@starsmoonlight8840]

That's Peter Pan, and it was like less than 5 minutes of the film.

[@ledernierutopiste]

or every single western !

[@studyinggirl3647]

omg what happened

[@cassk3364]

I am not a native but I teach my daughter the truth and she's always so amazed that something like this can happen.

[@matzakatten]

Natives are so beautiful inside and outside.

[@shirtsguitar]

True2

[@micbymike]

They are kind and generous.

[@micbymike]

Right

[@micbymike]

They are beautiful and strong.

[@true7]

thanks

[@mayowa1232]

Y’all need to go back to the old titles, this just isn’t it

[@Jinkowado]

For real!!!

[@SHINeeJongkeyLove]

@AlphaX Lmao They mean it's better if it's titled "Do All Native Americans Think the Same." They aren't mad at the video itself

[@erikamaza1882]

Mayowa Adedokun totally with you

[@kt7629]

@@SHINeeJongkeyLove I agree. I didn't come here to see if they are offended by the movie, but if they have the same perspectives for the same issues. What a mislead it's so much more than just talk about the movie. They talk about the movie for 1 minute from the 17 minute video. Does not make sense and I have seen that Jubilee does not take constructive criticism well, they mentioned in another video that they get lots of hate comments now, they see everything as hate comments, when really I'm going out of my way and time to help them realize how they can do improve their productions. I'm kind of triggered lol.

[@TerraTechs1]

a bit of a click bait method in my opinion, i do agree though, the old title method was best.

[@emmaadesanya9736]

“Do all abuse victims feel the same.” Personally as a baby I was abused and just wanna find out how other people think of their abuser later on in life - whether they’ve chosen to attempt contact regardless of their past besides the trauma still being there😕

[@rebecky99]

Emma Adesz hey 👋, I’m sorry for what happened to you. I pray that you are in a better place.

[@ok-ov2gg]

Emma Adesz I was abused too

[@Jbrowbishh]

This would be a good video

[@destinygarcia8993]

I was raised by a single abusive mom and I'm still working through that trauma but I personally want nothing to do with her. Honestly I think it's different for every individual and every situation.

[@mrunknown2341]

Destiny Garcia Same it’s weird cause my mother was abusive but cause she was single I had a weird bond with her where I still was attached even though she treated me disgustingly but now I’m a parent I don’t like her because I see how wrong she was.

[@goowoo69420]

I always think about how in class when we went over the residential schools. Are teacher started with one question, "do you know of the residential schools?" And I was the only person out of the 15+ people who raised their hand. I just find it so sad that native history is glossed over, in fact it's actually buried.. I'm just so glad it's starting to be talked about more, native history needs to be heard. I also really want to get in touch with my native roots, despite living with my moms side, I've never actually been connected to my native side that much, only my dad's mexican side. I greatly want to learn the language because I've heard more and more that the language is dwindling sadly..

[@pricesymonej]

I feel the same way about a lot of black history. Also about his native owned so many slaves. Natives and Blacks deserve to have their history told. We had to work together in a lot of things.

[@firelow]

stop with those clickbait titles go back to the "do all ... think the same"

[@jacobrosales6924]

Is it clickbait if that is one of the first questions and exact topics that talk about?

[@MuseHathor]

Jacob Rosales It totally isn’t!! NOT EVERYTHING IS CLICKBAIT. CLICKBAIT IS WHEN THE THUMBNAIL/VIDEO TITLE SHOWS SOMETHING THAT IS NOT RELEVANT TO THE VIDEO.

[@firelow]

@@jacobrosales6924 yes "Clickbait is a form of false advertisement that is designed to attract attention and entice users to view to the linked piece of online content, with a defining characteristic of being deceptive, **typically sensationalized** or misleading." The video is not completely about Pocahontas, but about how native Americans think. The other video was not completely about "adopting kids of color", but about adopted kids. They changed the titles to the most controversial questions for more clicks. That's clickbait.

[@firelow]

@@MuseHathor it was only relevant for 10.22% of the video, and just the beginning. Why? Because for the "should white people adopt children of color" one the question was at the end of the video. They are experimenting on which kind of clickbait is the best.

[@totitoti5369]

Where is Ur profile pic from?

[@evelynmoon99]

“ Do all biracial people think the same ?” I would love to see this!

[@the_secretsociety]

Evelyn Moon Only if they include people who aren’t just black/white, there’s no flavor there.

[@EK-kw7tr]

secretsociety I mean yeah biracial doesn’t just mean black /white . Confusing

[@lazyentrepreneur]

It means that you are not native american

[@Bornstunna0]

secretsociety there’s flavour everywhere ...stop

[@αφροδίτηενσαρκωμένος]

@@the_secretsociety you didn't need to add the flavour thing damn you pressed

[@caley8687]

I'm indigenous Australian, and we had an apology from our government awhile ago but it still really hasn't changed much now in regards to healing and trauma. I still cry about how my family was torn apart, never knowing the people from my mob, and the culture I will never know about because of the history Australia has...

[@JabrenHarris98]

That’s fucked up. And the fact they apologized yet still continue to oppress y’all over there. It’s totally fucked up

[@cheesychildhooddancescool3378]

Same in Canada

[@rockroyaltymc]

funnily, I'm an Arab from the Arabian peninsula who was born in Arizona and who has also lived and studied in Australia and saw all the crap Aboriginals go through... racism against them is mainstream, be it from whites or even non-white settlers who think that somehow they're superior and dont appreciate that they're all guests on that land that belongs to the oldest continuous culture in the world, The apology while a gesture in the right direction, did not stop the entitled A-holes like Pauline Hanson and co. from pushing their vile and racist point of views. I suggest to everyone to look at what the Aboriginals face till now. Adam Goodes is a prime example... the white people always have this thing in their head that everyone owes them something for being white... we Arabs kept killing them until they fixed their act with us and became non-violent until we got our independence. I'm a Gunya who'll always stand with his fellow Nunga brothers and sisters. My blood, skin and culture is Arab, my spirit is Navajo and my love is Uthuru.

[@ProdSKOLR]

@@rockroyaltymc Shalom

[@lizz2759]

I live in the U.S and didn’t hear about aboriginals until junior year in high school in an AP world class. There weren’t even like 3 pages in our textbooks and I only learned a decent amount because I choose aboriginals as a topic for a project. Regular history classes don’t even teach anything about indigenous Australians- so most kids haven’t learned or heard about it. I was so horrified to learn about how many were killed by disease and violence and the fact that it it’s even taught in school unless u take a AP class is mind boggling

[@Pou1gie1]

@13:30 Blake really needs to come to terms with how being white-passing is impacting his life and thoughts. Saying that you actively stay out of the sun so you "don't get too dark" is exactly what they are saying when they call you out for not having an understanding of your privilege. Just the fact he can and is staying out of the sun, shows that he wants to pass as white and recognizes that he is getting privileges for passing that he doesn't want to lose.

[@TheSupaman98]

Least ridiculous racialised thinking

[@michaellakosia6876]

"Do all Africans think alike" would be a good one. I am Sierra Leonean and would love to see my fellow Africans represented on here because the continent of Africa is so diverse despite how it has been portrayed on tv.

[@S_u_n_Flower_]

Yes! just like Europe is too because people literally think Europe has no culture.

[@PhoeniX199777]

@@S_u_n_Flower_ I find it incredible when people (especially americans) dont understand how diverse and culturally enriched europe is, best continent on the planet imo

[@charltownsend5299]

South African here...I agree🇿🇦

[@S_u_n_Flower_]

@@PhoeniX199777 Though I'm American I agree with you lol

[@chelseaagyei3409]

no Idea europe is huge maybe file it down 🤷‍♀️

[@jannah5619]

When he was talking about how he liked pocohantas as a kid but when he grew older he realize the just how stereotypical it is, it’s the same for other Disney princesses. I loved Jasmine as a kid cause of the representation on screen but when you grow older you realize just how messed up it really is

[@igonealonso7702]

That’s what I was thinking!!!!!!

[@tink6225]

What's wrong with jasmine

[@myAinAutistic]

Pretty please?

[@KanityOnePieceChill]

How is it messed up? Is it the same in the live action?

[@nkelly5851]

@Harleen Palak Well, they sexualized her a lot, for one. She wore very revealing clothes (which is historically and culturally inaccurate anyway), and there were scenes where she was forced to be lowkey sexual for Jafar.

[@keanathomas6151]

When it comes to Natives regarding skin color/blood quantum it's always one of too things. 1. If your dark enough/ have enough blood % then you'll be more accepted by your tribe and other Natives, however you'll be more susceptible to racism from non-natives. 2. If your light enough/low blood % then you'll be accepted more by society and 'white' people, BUT you'll get more rejection from natives/tribe. either way it's kind of a lose-lose situation

[@hunterflowerson4460]

Mixed people honestly have it the worst

[@ajesusencounter8261]

That's so sad omg

[@doublethomas8415]

This just in: Racists come in all shapes, sizes, and colors!

[@loverrlee]

Racism is always a lose lose situation. For everyone. People need to just stop judging people by the way they look, period. This is getting really old y’all. It’s so disappointing this is still a thing in 2020. 🥺

[@keanathomas6151]

@@loverrlee As a POC I don't think racism will ever go away. I'm sure someone with lighter skin wouldn't be subjected to it as much or really understand it, but just because the year changes doesn't mean that people will. It's sad honestly and something that I deal with on a day to day basis. The town I live in is predominately "white" and although most are not racist, there is a large number of the people here that are :(

[@nakitah443]

Jubilee please do indigenous individuals from Canada! As an indigenous female I’m able to see the differences that canadian and American indigenous peoples face.

[@mariamcamara23]

What differences ?

[@Gallowaves]

It’s crazy to me how the news never fails to acknowledge the pain and suffering of other peoples and places around the world yet they neglect the issues that Native Americans still residing in the US face everyday.

[@catherinerainville4232]

Agreed

[@User-xk3nw]

Agree

[@aus-li]

My dude, if only I could tell you the truth, but my comments don’t show up...

[@joe7460]

Native Americans are not just in the U.S. they are in North, Central and South America.

[@d_a_n_a.]

“Do all single parents think the same”

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Ah, good one!

[@tiffanesonia6]

D.a .n.a That’s a good one!!

[@elenavernet8376]

D.a .n.a ya good one

[@sophiapierotti2769]

Yessssssss

[@oobsesseddddd]

this is a really good one

[@teenytries6290]

I just finished learning about Native American history and culture in my humanities class, and I feel like I have a lot bigger of an understanding of the atrocities committed against them. I’m glad Jubilee is giving them such a broad platform to speak on their own behalf

[@TA-vr5gx]

U so *woke*

[@TheRealSlimShady509]

Humanities was easily my least favorite college class so far

[@teenytries6290]

@@TA-vr5gx I just enjoy being informed :)

[@teenytries6290]

@@TheRealSlimShady509 That's valid man, I'm not a humanities person myself, but the discussions were interesting

[@thomasbirkline486]

EVERYONE HAD SOMETHING HAPPEN TO THEM. GROW UP.

[@solidus1995]

I think natives are the only people I'll listen to when they tell me they're offended by something. They deserve respect.

[@janedoe7187]

I hate how they started making the titles of these videos clickbait.

[@roudamohd6084]

Jane Doe its not clickbait though

[@avinomere7591]

@@roudamohd6084 yeah, its not clickbait. But still annoying nevertheless

[@akhaaier269]

CHANGE IS THE ONLY CONSTANT.

[@DanielRodrigues-so3id]

@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw it is not misleading. It's actually the first thing they show

[@chaizan9733]

I dnt really see a problem, they need to make more views and as far as im concerned they're not being dishonest, its the first question they make on the video.

[@dontremainsilent2073]

I love how educational this is,and shows how there are still native Americans out there going through alot

[@TheRealSlimShady509]

Someone In this world yes they are going through so much in modern America boo hoo

[@dontremainsilent2073]

@@TheRealSlimShady509 you don't know what they are going through so please don't make assumptions

[@thomasbirkline486]

Lol

[@irenemellia9083]

@@TheRealSlimShady509 Well, the world is huge and not everyone get an education like you. And there are about 190+ countries in the world, not only America.

[@TheRealSlimShady509]

Irene A uh ok?

[@sofetchxx]

The trauma question broke my heart.

[@whatsonhermind1768]

I like how Blake acknowledged he is mixed, I just liked that

[@Brianna-tn4mv]

In my opinion he definitely didn’t acknowledge it at all. If anything it seemed like he wanted to prove he was native. I also don’t think he is mixed I think he is mostly white with little native blood. The entire time he was not understanding the idea of white privilege and how he benefits from it because of the way he looks.

[@EclecticallyEccentric]

@@Brianna-tn4mv You not thinking he is mixed is a problem on your part, not his.

[@den9847]

@@Brianna-tn4mv 💯

[@redacted_vombat5742]

@@Brianna-tn4mv five dollars

[@marksman4785]

@@Brianna-tn4mv I agree, dude is just white, it's cringe to see people like him claiming "native" when he has more white blood than anything else...

[@matthewmeyer49]

This episode was crazy, wasn’t aware of any of this

[@nesiannnblue2197]

Love that Native representation! Could we get a "Do all Pacific Islanders think the same?" with a mix of Melanesians, Micronesians and Polynesians. Ask questions about decolonization, media depiction, military involvement, global warming, tourism etc.

[@djdancer1D]

Nesiannn Blue yes!!! i am an indigenous mix of alaska native and polynesian so i’d love to see both represented

[@afromolukker]

Yes and lets get some Melanesians from Papua, East Timor, and Maluku or micronesians like Kiribati and Palauns.

[@haileysablan6253]

amen and amen 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@applepill7694]

I'm from Micronesia and I agree with that. There's so many things going on my island right now and we don't receive that much help.

[@EK-kw7tr]

Truthhhh, all the Pacific Islanders represented please . There’s a Kiribati and Marshallese minority in Arkansas, would love to see them get featured ! And how native Hawaiians feel about stereotypes and all that things

[@paigebethany415]

don’t change the titles. why is this turning into a click bait channel. these are serious subjects

[@drowzzzy1631]

Not really

[@isaiah3872]

At least it's _worth_ the clickbait and viewership, unlike the garbage some channels put out. I'm not trying to be offensive to people's tastes, but some videos just aren't good at all.

[@paigebethany415]

Isaiah i agree. but still there’s no point we’re all going to click on it whether they put a title like that or not

[@Deiiiiion]

How is this clickbait?

[@mr.swedishfish12]

I mean the old titles weren't really accurate either

[@nassimaamir3093]

Please make more videos about indigenous peoples! I would love to see more about Native Canadians and Native South-Americans, but also about Polynesians, Melanesians, Aboriginals, or Berbers. It's very interesting and mind opening!

[@Kunta-Kinte002]

Berbers ? Eww are they natives to any US possession?

[@milesdavisahead]

The Native Americans are the true Americans. They were here first and now they are the most oppressed people here.

[@africanmate8036]

false

[@himamouli5047]

@@africanmate8036 ummmm care to elaborate on that?

[@judaprinxbeatz.8008]

YOU SURE? YOU SURE IT WASN'T THE ANCIENT AFRICANS ... THE 'FIRST' PEOPLE WHO WALKED AND NAVIGATED THE ENTIRE PLANET? HMM INTERESTING MAYBE SOME HOW THE AMERICAS WAS EXCLUDED OUT THAT EQUATION LMAO IDIOTS LMAO

[@judaprinxbeatz.8008]

@@himamouli5047 OK AND WHY WOULD THE AMERICAS BE EXCLUDED FROM THE ANCIENT AFRICANS WHO ACTUALLY CREATED THE CIVILIZATIONS IN THE AMERICAS. THE ANCIENT AFRICANS WERE KNOWN BY MANY MISNOMERS FROM THE COLONIALS.

[@judaprinxbeatz.8008]

@@himamouli5047 STUPIDITY CLOUDS YOUR IGNORANCE LMAO IF THE ANCIENT AFRICANS ARE INDIGENOUS OF THE EARTH IT WOULD BE LOGICAL TO SAY THAT INCLUDES THE AMERICAS. LMAO PLEASE LEARN 'LOGIC'

[@RevieCliche]

So as a Canadian, I can't say an apology has done much. Two of our prime ministers have made public apologies to the indigenous population. I agree more needs to be done. We have a reconciliation commission that has gone to indigenous communities to hear about their pain, but even that is not enough. In the last year and a half, a girl I became friends with only a few years ago has lost two of her cousins. One was murdered and found in a ditch in the middle of nowhere, the other is still missing. I have seen my friend deal with substance abuse and depression. Generational trauma is real and no number of apologies will heal it. Our indigenous communities need secure housing, clean water, a sense of culture and community, and better healthcare and mental health resources as a start

[@occupiedquill9282]

These were the apologies for the residential schools right?, I learned about that recently in my school in moose factory (I’m half moose Cree, the other half is from Quebec)

[@Anonymous2222ex]

Exactly I'm sick of Canada acting like they treat us better than America.

[@thisismobius]

@@Anonymous2222ex Our government has done a good job concealing all the horrible things they have done to Natives, Blacks, and even Asians during the colonial and immediate post-colonial era. Everyone thinks Canada has no dark history, which is a lie.

[@nkel6111]

apologize for 100 years. it is preposterous. You are still on my land taken with a gun in the face. deed it back and go back to europe is sufficient

[@nkel6111]

bye !!!!!

[@khalillahlenggogeni5115]

"do all moms think the same?" mom with diversity like asian moms, white moms, and others

[@vinregret]

i feel like parents in general might be better?

[@tvbnine793]

@@vinregret nah I like the moms idea, and they can follow it up with an episode for Dads

[@vinregret]

TVBnine eh, in my opinion I don’t think they’d be super different, the few differences would be good for variety of opinion. Lemme know what you think though

[@tvbnine793]

@@vinregret I've seen a lot of differences between the way moms and dads act around their kids, like MY mother is a lot more cuddly and huggy than my dad is but my Dad encouraged me to do better in school and whatnot

[@vinregret]

TVBnine yeah, I’ve definitely seen that

[@jessehiggins6018]

I loved this! We need more spaces to talk about these things. Especially among the Native communities!!

[@Shawdycappalot]

I’m really upset that I was unaware of all their problems.

[@daisyg509]

Tahj as if you're supposed to know the problems of everyone lol.

[@kaizentruth8098]

Same

[@newmilo3736]

@@daisyg509 no, but I feel you should have a general knowledge of what races have gone through. We're taught pretty much every single year about what happened to black people how wrong white people treated them. But in my school we only touched very so slightly on native Americans, Chinese, hell if it wasn't for my own curiosity and KZbin I wouldn't even know that white people have also been enslaved and tortured! I feel even now we should know whats happening in the world. The reservations for native alot of people are struggling and in deep poverty infact in America we're the biggest population in poverty. How about the genocides in Africa? And the Muslims in China? But sadly alot of people don't have any idea about these issues or past issues because all the school teaches is about slavery to the blacks and the concentration camps of Nazis. There's so many issues in the world that nobody knows because schools arnt teaching, and news arnt reporting on them.

[@allygp6834]

Blame the media... America doesn’t even care about their issues and it sickens me😔

[@micahwilliams1332]

New Milo Yep. Slavery, a few figures in the Civil Rights movement, and a little sprinkle of the Reconstruction Era. Then, with Indigenous Americans, we learn about genocide, Christopher Columbus (not entirely accurate), and a slight mention of the Trail of Tears and broken treaties. It looks as if both of our histories have been watered down. Black people definitely get mentioned more though. I always found it confusing how history in America literally seemed “black and white”. All of our civil rights struggles and fights for power in the past never coincided with other groups? I took what they gave cause who was I to mess up the lesson plan? 🤷🏽‍♀️ What I’m aware of is that we are treated as a footnote and not within actual progressions of American history. I should not have stopped hearing about your people in elementary as if genocide was the only notable thing that happened. We are Americans and deserve to hear about our history.

[@noonereally.]

Ya'll are using weird titles. It's not just about the first question.

[@sydneybrewster2880]

It's honestly so ridiculous at this point. It's just for clickbait, but what's the point? They get millions of views regardless of the title so why be misleading...?

[@avinomere7591]

@@sydneybrewster2880 its not a clickbait but it really is getting annoying. I really hope they see these comments and go back to the old style

[@akhaaier269]

CHANGE IS THE ONLY CONSTANT.

[@DanielRodrigues-so3id]

@@sydneybrewster2880 it definitely isn't clickbait. Clickbait is advertising smth in the thumbnail and not actually showing it

[@Fizmox]

@@sydneybrewster2880 I guess it's more for luring new people to the channel to click on the video..

[@sophiaalkh3787]

Native people deserve more.

[@sophiaalkh3787]

@@mexiboi260 yall killed 120 millions of them and still are, keep that in ur mind

[@mexiboi260]

@@sophiaalkh3787 bro I’m not white you know that right

[@mexiboi260]

@@sophiaalkh3787 I have native blood running In my veins but the native Americans from the United States and Canada don’t accept me

[@AG-fn2wc]

@@mexiboi260 i see why lmao

[@SCrossiFication]

@@mexiboi260 Wow, didn’t know that Native American got so much benefit, do you have any proof about that sir?

[@Its_tiy]

As an African American and Native American woman, I have only experienced Black culture due to all my Native family no longer being here and the younger generations have not passed anyhting from them down and the blood quantum makes it extremely hard for individuals like myself to connect with our Native side.

[@kingtachalla6181]

Uh sorry your parents decided to mix race but that's their fault

[@cookiesforcollege7601]

They definitely should have had freedmen in this video. Or they should make one with Freedmen..

[@mimomuiruri1552]

I have a friend from the Latoka tribe. Native Americans are very kind. It's weird when Native Americans experience racism in their own land.🙄

[@montauk47]

Mimo Muiruri it’s sad cause it’s not just indigenous people in the US. It’s very common in Latin America as well. And I’m sure in other countries too

[@deannadanielle]

ra al it is their land they were here before the white English men it’s common sense everyone knows it

[@roidetesreves2298]

Deanna No one owns the land this is the earths land, no human owns it

[@GloRia-yp2tj]

Bonjour Et Bienvenue This is an extra reason to not be racist and protectionist

[@MrGEORGETHOMPS]

ra al what

[@zionm9311]

I feel like most native amaricans are so humble that they don't speak out enough about their culture and experiences

[@tyaler9805]

Right

[@igbotimehopper64yearsago46]

Zion M well they should be quite! And bow down to the races of the old world

[@User-xk3nw]

Not humble. They just are being ignored and not given the platform

[@vyoletsiren]

igboman speaks what do you mean? This makes no sense

[@zionm9311]

@@User-xk3nw agreed

[@noemi9985]

If you want to watch a movie about the missing and murdered indigenous women crisis watch wind river

[@carmellabrown3335]

Thank you for the recommendation

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

What year did that come out? I searched for the 1991 version and it was about some newlywed couple bringing terror wherever they went - Just now, I looked up the trailer... Any other sort of detail would help in looking for this movie "Blood River".

[@noemi9985]

Anastasia Saenz sorry it’s called wind river came out in 2017

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

@@noemi9985 Thank you. Have you seen it before?

[@winterkelly9165]

It is a good movie. Why aren't Native Americans counted when they are reported missing? I think that's what I read at the end of that movie.

[@moesimgames]

Hello everyone. I am 100% native Inuit, born in Greenland and raised in Denmark. When I was a child/teen I was ashamed of my ancestry, because of the drinking and drugs but now as an adult I am proud of myself and my ancestors and I don't drink or take drugs and walk with my head held high on the red road.

[@alexaf.3158]

See, this is why I love Jubilee. As a European, I don't know much about Native Americans. These videos start conversations and help us learn more about different communities.

[@ndnaf3705]

Thanks for thinking of us!

[@nimkii-d5d]

:)

[@minghuachen1900]

I agree. Native Americans are probably the worst-off group in America. We don't often talk about them in Europe.

[@IMATR0LL0L0L]

Documentaries would help educate you more and give you a more accurate insight, but this is a good start

[@gloriasesay8979]

We are actually learning about native Americans and our teacher said after we finish the topic to watch pocahontas again and see if we still like it

[@don7777s]

I will like it. But I am a Trump supporter who just watched President Evil, and I liked that movie. Kind of. They could have made it better.

[@saudadeanguish3139]

A better teacher than I ever had...

[@Corey1873]

Seems like the teacher is putting the idea in your head. Seems a bit like indoctrination. Like they're implying that it would be wrong to like the movie after what you learned.

[@Starriaaa]

Corey1873 but wouldn’t it?

[@Corey1873]

@@Starriaaa Wouldn't it be wrong to like the movie or wouldn't it be indoctrination? I'd say no it being wrong to like the movie. Someone can like the movie regardless of what happened historically. They can like it because of the music, the message, nostalgia, etc. That's like saying it's wrong to celebrate Thanksgiving. If you mean wouldn't it be indoctrination then I can't definitively state it seeing as I wasn't there. It does give me the feeling though.

[@whitnibonner6473]

“Do all sperm-donor offspring feel the same?”

[@chesneectp]

@Eurovision MGP STOP

[@TXejas19]

Lol i interpreted that wrong when i 1st read this comment. I thought you meant, do all father's who have abandoned their children feel the same? 😂

[@whitnibonner6473]

Lol I mean like donor kids. My mom went to a sperm bank to have me and I’ve met 5 others who’s parents used the same donor, so technically my half siblings. Wondering how others feel/think about being a child of a donation, ya know?

[@LisaGallegos]

Yes!

[@saidgirl360]

I'm curious on this one

[@codako7300]

Wow people really like talking about blood quantum in the comments it’s like a new form of racism who knew something that the federal government created would divide a community so much

[@reptiliandomination1]

The Illuminati motto is divide and conquer.

[@finishsniber6801]

I really don’t understand it when people say go back to your country (unless their Native American) because their ancestors IMMIGRATED here.

[@chloerepetto9582]

I know right, everytime I imagine a native saying, -ok start walking- lmao

[@OTB2002]

jejejejeje jejejejje so basically no one is then

[@karmicobsession1636]

jejejejeje jejejejje well thats everyone in the world

[@Butterfly-vr7ci]

jaisnav rajesh Well it’s a frequent phrase used by white people to remind people of color that they are unwanted. It doesn’t matter if you are native- the past of publicly uttered white supremacy, the unabashed bigotry and xenophobia is taking place regardless.

[@kaelynmccann725]

jaisnav rajesh like sis you stole me from africa

[@lukewarmsoop6094]

I also wish they talked about how they feel about Christopher Columbus Day

[@mondler107]

Omgg definitely!!

[@aus-li]

There’s nothing wrong with Christopher Columbus. History is history. I’m half Puerto Rican and I did all my research, it’s sad, but Columbus is just an explorer who did his job.

[@anashaddad9144]

@@aus-li Im not entirely sure. But didnt he either directly or indirectly cause many deaths in the native americans comunity.

[@aus-li]

anas haddad Nope. Columbus went to my ancestors, the Taino in the Caribbean. He also landed in South America on another trip.

[@malacki163]

@@anashaddad9144 Yeah he never stepped foot in North America.

[@w.iroses]

What’s really offensive is that Christopher Columbus gets a whole day dedicated to him smh.

[@marcello7781]

Never as demonizing Columbus without taking in consideration the historical context. Not saying he was a saint but not even the monster so many people recently tried to paint. If there were mass murderers those were the conquerors like Cortez and Pizarro.

[@kolbis99]

It’s becoming National Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

[@zach1961]

So true, in some way's it's celebrating the beginning of the genocide and ethnic cleansing.

[@adame2957]

The reason he gets a day dedicated to him is because he made possible the colonization of Eastern America, not because he began a genocide which he didn't intend to do. Don't get it twisted.

[@hasheeshiann]

Dorothy explain what he himself did that is so offensive?? He explored and found the new world. Did he himself call for genocide??

[@1TexasKid]

I’m half Native American. I’ve experienced discrimination from other Full Blooded Indians. I realized the horrifying treatment Native Americans experienced. After talking with other Native American tribes, I wander why Native Americans have not united more. Between tribes it seems that if you’re not from this tribe you are not accepted. For example, hunting, fishing, camping are not allowed in each others land. I feel until all tribes become one this unfair treatment will continue to persist. Sharing resources amongst different tribes is the only way to begin to overcome problems.

[@EternalEmperorofZakuul]

What's your other half

[@nm5807]

I could listen to Jordan all day, she’s so articulate and has all her facts

[@Nina-zc5lq]

I am from Europe and I have never even heard of the thing that native americans own all the casinos

[@starry99]

Nina same lol, they should definitely have explained the whole casino thing better

[@mintyylix]

im from america (georgia) and i'd only heard about it from ghost adventures (they investigate haunted places), I didn't know the meaning behind it though

[@stterneherz]

same, had to google it lol

[@danielamesquita9381]

I'm from europe too but i knew it, i Saw something about that on tv

[@psq6214]

Same, but i know something from parks and recreation

[@zaraleemcauliffe1126]

“We can’t help that we are mixed blood” That’s why I’m glad their isn’t a blood quantum for Indigenous Australians. We are the product of a bloody, horrible history and I’d be pissed if the gov punished me for their actions in history.

[@youtubeaccount6625]

You're still not indigenous

[@zaraleemcauliffe1126]

youtube account what do you even mean?

[@zaraleemcauliffe1126]

Like, what assumption have you made, that tells you I’m not indigenous?

[@leoalmendarez9167]

Probably cause you’re white passing(not that I’m invalidating you)

[@sidney6871]

@@youtubeaccount6625 gatekeeping asshat

[@Mia-hn1ib]

As a native I'm very happy about this episode, and I think of it as letting them speak their mind and spreading awareness about Native Americans

[@benjessup594]

“Do all Hispanics think the same” Get like a Puerto Rican, a Mexican, A Dominican, A Cuban, and like a Honduran and Venezuelan

[@danyielsays4621]

Yes!!

[@spiritual9635]

And a salvi

[@olemonqueeno8684]

Yes

[@bluedreamkush2392]

Ben Jessup I’m surprised they haven’t done so already given that they (Latinos) make up the largest minority in the U.S.

[@benjessup594]

BlueDreamKush23 ikr

[@Pocooso16]

“Well how did your family get to Oklahoma?” “Trail of Tears dawg” Edit: oml!!! Ive never received this many likes! Thank you everyone! ❤️ please stay safe!

[@androidashu]

Trail of tears was horrible, Bad and Sad thing in US History. Student from India

[@Pocooso16]

I totally agree! It was absolutely horrible, i just thought the way he said it was amusing.

[@briannam.8235]

this !!! should be taught more!!! bc so many people i know are unaware of these event

[@juniperabbott2614]

@@androidashu Is it like highway of tears in kanada?

[@androidashu]

@@juniperabbott2614 it is an event when the original owners of the lands, Red Indians and some others were literally kicked out. With brutal Force. The people who Leave and went to other places. That way is known as Trail OF TEARS

[@jadiemaitland679]

I can't believe how uneducated I am on this culture. This might just be my favourite episode for quite how much it opened my eyes and ultimately I think that's the aim of these videos and this one, in particular, did that for me.

[@biggboi1025]

Watch joe rogan podcast with a Native American lawyer

[@eduardasartorio8932]

Can you do it one more time but with Native Americans from different American countries??? As great granddaughter of a Brazilian Native American lady I would love to see it 😍♥️

[@priyathomas1376]

I'm happy that they didnt call Native Americans, Indians....

[@130ugh]

same, but they did use it in some of the definitions for some of the things said, people have to realize that that's not what we are.

[@rachelwhatchamacallit2127]

@@130ugh why do you have a problem with the word Indian?

[@AmmyDoodles]

@@rachelwhatchamacallit2127 "Indian" refers to people from India and has no relation to Native Americans.

[@EK-kw7tr]

ammy doodles In modern terminology yes , but natives were called Indians before India became the name of the country .

[@magicfaithdestiny]

@@EK-kw7tr India has been the name of the country since Alexander the Great's time. Christophe Colomb thought that he'd found another route to India and therefore named the natives 'Indians'.

[@musicalman1542]

Video Idea: “Do all mixed-race individuals think the same?” Edit: To clarify and explain, I've watched all the videos like "Do all white people think the same about race?", "Do all Black people think the same?", "Do all Asian Americans think the same?", etc. (spoiler: they don't) but I've always been curious about the people who could identify with more than one of these videos. I, myself, am half Asian American/half white and I know that has shaped my view of the world. I'd be curious to see how other variables like parenting and the environment in which we were raised has also affected that perspective.

[@Gizmonips]

Adam Carpentier Everyone is mixed, so no. Do you mean predominately 2 races, black and white, x and x?

[@JadenTaylor2107.]

@@Gizmonips omg you know what he meant

[@eris5688]

Caleb G I think he mean more like for example I would consider myself as black sure I have like 5 percent white in me ext but I am a black female but if you were mixed I think they mean there parent that are white and black black and Asian Latino and white Latino and black Latino and Asian ext

[@phillipdaugherty1486]

Nope, the majority of people in the Americas are half breeds, half native American half European, some hate their native American skin some hate their European skin some embrace both cultures

[@cierramathers4018]

This!!!!!!!!!

[@boglenight1551]

I’m really struggling to understand their opinions on the “savages” song, the perspective it’s sung from is supposed to be seen as disgusting, if we had a song sung from the perspective of Nazis we’d find their glorification of race hygiene disgusting as well...

[@thisiselodie]

I can't speak for them but the movie is marketed towards children. Kids may not have the ability to pick up on nuance and that perspective so it causes Native kids to experience an otherness and also gives non-Native young kids fuel to tease Native kids and see them as less which is all internalized.

[@User-xk3nw]

I wish there was more elaboration done on that questions

[@blissinchains]

The movie is more trying to teach children to get along and understand each other than give them a lesson on actual history.

[@marianne5055]

I mean they obviously are welcome to have those opinions as they are the ones who have to live with it on a daily basis. I'm not question or judge them for finding it hurtful. I know that I personally dont see the song as saying "Native People aren't even human"...its just that a)legitmately that was the history and I dont think we should necessarily hide history or pretend it was something different, but I always liked the song was sung by the Natives as well. They're also calling the white people savages.

[@Twilightgirl674]

Charlotte Tomlinson thank you for your explanation

[@oilegor_r]

From Alaska to South America, we are still here and we are stronger than ever! 💪🪶

[@ToniMortenson]

I just don’t like how people who aren’t Native American say they are

[@Kira-re7qm]

It's funny when people say they are like 2%, when not even 200 years ago we were colonized.

[@xims923]

I personally get told I am not even though I am. I look like a classic Italian Irish white dude. But yet my grandfather was full Cherokee Indian.

[@oliviasturgeon7256]

Antoinette O. In your opinion, what qualifies someone as “native” to you? In many indigenous nations, whether or not you are “native” very heavily involves your relationship with indigenous communities. Throughout colonial history, indigenous people would adopt people of all races into their nations. There are many historical records of people abandoning the children of unmarried women in the woods and indigenous people would take them in and raise them with their own children. Throughout North America’s slave history, slaves that escaped would be welcomed in and adopted into nations. You should do some research into “black indigenous” people. When freed American slaves were shipped to the east coast of Canada, they lived along side the indigenous people and many mixed race children were born from black/indigenous relationships. So again, to you, how do you determine who is actually indigenous and who isn’t?

[@oliviasturgeon7256]

Jarol Rivera indigenous DNA, especially from home test kits, has very little to do with indigenous identity. Your DNA results depend 100% on the sample size of the groups, and many indigenous nations and their elders have warned their citizens not to give samples over to these companies. Any even if you have very little indigenous DNA, your identity largely depends on your relationship to your community. All of the British children of unwed mothers who were abdondoned and raised by indigenous people - they may be 100% British, but they might be considered more indigenous than someone who is 100% Mikmaq but was never raised in the community.

[@ailish086]

The comments here are the problem. People are only talking about appearance. If you are a member of a tribe you are Native American. If not, you’re not. It’s like saying you’re Irish because you have red hair... SMH

[@selcukdilek4656]

Please do a spectrum video on atheists. And if possible people who come from different faiths : islam, christianity, mormons, hindus and Bahai. I am Turkish and I have read and heard many terrifying stories from turkish boys and girls on how their community disowned them and were just kicked out. I would really look forward to that and some experiences. Thanks.

[@uwumart2023]

Ive been waiting too but this channel is sjw, lefty friendly and discussing that heavy topocs will hurt feelings and wont win in the eyes of the sjw ans PC peope

[@jhnarutorocks1]

Joselle Macaroyo what are you talking about? In season one they did Christians and Muslims.

[@vicquinonez1966]

They already filmed it. They just have to upload it.

[@fkatwigsisthequeenofenglan4748]

theyve done a do all muslims think the same already

[@jari9148]

Vick Nad yes please! Im so ignorant on this topic, I didnt know this was a thing turkish people go through :( please

[@heyjavonnejay]

This was a very enlightening video but I would’ve liked to see the topic of Thanksgiving be discussed.

[@miriadel11]

Yes!

[@seth_deegan]

There's not really much to be discussed other than many forms of media have displayed inaccurate and/or assumed forms of it when in reality there's barely any evidence for historians to say what specifically happened.

[@heyjavonnejay]

Seth Deegan that’s cute. I just meant I would be curious to know if they still partake in the holiday.

[@marvinlaughter4750]

This is the most authentic conversation I've seen about Native Americans. It's not a pity party, it's a conversation between people of different nations that have a similar view point. That's what the general public fails to do, we're not the same. I hope non native people can gleem some useful information out of this.

[@hannahv7028]

“Do all foster parents think the same?”

[@augusts2741]

Hannah VanHousen yes!

[@chantelleg5253]

Hannah VanHousen there should be foster kids too...

[@hannahv7028]

Chantelle G they would only be able to do kids who are over 18 and aged out because you legally can’t show a foster child’s face in the media! But I think that would be interesting for sure!

[@ebhs0089]

They don’t

[@peanutgallery123]

Chantelle G they already have ✨

[@mateobanda6808]

This was very informative actually. I learnt ALOT!!! I also like that they touched on real life issues. They even shed light on Human Trafficking.

[@barakaobama7558]

Look up the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, the people there use outhouses because of the poverty and lack of infrastructure.

[@maryjanekinsey6118]

As a Native American this just made me cry

[@Mr.Ut21]

Cry for the stupidity of the whole thing.

[@aak1992]

Is your real name maryjane Kinsey? It sounds quite white though??

[@kuroe-chan5190]

As a black person, my heart hearts so much. Some of there stories are so similar to our individual experiences yet I feel they are invisible her in the US. They’ve taken away so much from natives. as I said before most natives appear white and live as whites now so I wonder if they feel the same. I’m glad they are sharing so much

[@kamiskenaw4340]

Video: Native American Opinions Native Canadians: What The Fuck

[@maryjanekinsey6118]

@@kuroe-chan5190 Sending you much love and healing. There is a video actually about the history of slavery in CA its a TED talk it has sensitive content, but it is so important when considering Native experiences with colonizers.

[@user-tt4uc8gu7w]

I feel like it is a kick in the teeth to what’s left of Native communities when modern Americans celebrate Columbus Day or thanksgiving

[@AvitalShtap]

I agree, It definitely is a very warped vision of reality and I don't feel comfortable celebrating it at all. I appreciate the more popular additions of Juneteenth and Indigenous People Day to celebrate BIPOC, I am meanwhile trying to heal my own mindset.

[@Thecircustapes]

But thanksgiving has a different meaning to a lot of people especially with immigrants today, i feel it should be a time of being thankful for what we have and paying respects to those who were murdered then