They Explain 'Privilege' In Only 4 Words - THIS IS POWERFUL!

[@period8705]

"Stop focusing on what's been done to us and focus on what's been done for us". Best quote of the video.

[@realbeautyness25]

I know one thing that was never done both sets of my great grand parents were slaves they never received Reparations neither did their children or grand children ..... 😑

[@BlackMenAreDope]

realbeautyness25 awww, that’s so sad.

[@realbeautyness25]

@@BlackMenAreDope aww pay what u owe them slaves for 400 years of free work

[@realbeautyness25]

@Jacklynn Jackson that's the best quote from this I agree with u 💯👍

[@Oldpangolin]

@@realbeautyness25 true not only slavery lets talk about the lack of availability of loans and the ability to participate in buying prime real estate. They owe us more than just for the free labor. They owe us for barring our participation in the process of wealth building through government policy.

[@heavensent9772]

Im black and have never felt oppressed in this world and i grew up with no father, my mom was on drugs and we lived in the hood. Had it not been for my upbringing im not sure that i would have the mindset i have now to work hard to provider a better for my kids today.

[@heavensent9772]

@Jason Harris yes but never used it as an excuse to not get ahead and have wealth. I'm thankful for my past because it is also a reminder how God can let you go thru something and bring you out of it better. 🙏🏽

[@heavensent9772]

@Jason HarrisWhy I can't aknowledge that my up bringing was not the best, and used my struggle for my come up and be thankful for it? I also know my history and appreciate those who paved the way for me so that i can live my best life today, and not use my history as an excuse to hold me back. Black history had nothing to do with my mom and dad life choices. No white man made them choose the lifestyle they lived. It was their l8fe choices and departure from God that allowed them to be influenced by sin. Remember everything we do in life is a choice regardless of whoever may try and stop you. Its all about accountability and responsibility!

[@Oldpangolin]

@@heavensent9772 what generation are your parents from?

[@heavensent9772]

@@Oldpangolin My parents was born in the 50s and has never complained about racism or the man in her life

[@Oldpangolin]

@@heavensent9772 I'll take your word that no complaints were given. How did they manage to deal with redlining and the policies that prevented black people from procuring loans to buy property in prime real estate neiborhoods?

[@munyumbamutwale2985]

Amen, my brother, the biggest privilege is having a father in your home who is married to your mother and works hard every day and doesn't have a single baby mama out there. Fathers are the source of Privilege. These races that seem privileged simply have their fathers around to raise them with stability.

[@uchihadabba699]

munyumba mutwale I agree %100 with you and was hoping that someone in the video would mention father, fatherhood or marriage.

[@uchihadabba699]

NithinR a good father is better than a bad father . I agree. Just wondering what is your idea of a good father .

[@munyumbamutwale2985]

@NithinR not only non abusive one who works hard everyday and is a good role model in their home. Gives a sense of authority in the home without having to abusive. One that protects their children but does not shield them from the realitities of life.

[@munyumbamutwale2985]

@NithinR the reason we call God our father because that is what fathers should aim to be like. Fathers should be like jesus and God in a home, thats why God recognizes fathers.

[@tajthegreatone9326]

Good fathers! I know plenty of children brought up with fathers in the home that didn't belong. We gotta stop acting like fathers are the holy grail of fixing black peoples problems.

[@IntrovertidoTieneFlow]

Real education comes from the home, school just teaches you the basics.

[@JamarConley]

I learned accounting, marketing and a lot of stuff in school. But that's because I picked my own classes and instead the letting a counselor limit me. Real education comes from a willingness to learn. Your parents can't teach you what they don't know. But that doesn't mean you can't learn it yourself. School and local libraries have a ton of books. I learned the most by teaching myself. You can't expect any teacher's basic methods to be understandable to every person they teach. I learned the most when I stopped depending on teacher's overcomplicated methods to solve simple problems.

[@IntrovertidoTieneFlow]

@@JamarConleyMy guy I have much respect for individuals like you. I have recently adopted that mindset a few years and my life has progressed tremendously. So hats off to you my G. Salute.

[@watchulla]

I those in your home can educate you then there is a problem. Real education comes from self-will. But if you have a good base at home then you are correct.

[@robvegart]

The world experience is a nurturing education itself.

[@stephanieo5441]

this is why anthony is successful.. he surrounds himself around highly successful and honest people. you are the average of the 5 people you hang around

[@cjzanders5430]

Yeah, when I think of privilege, I don’t think about the advantages of other people or groups. I think more about all the privileges I did and do have and optimize my life and life of others based on that.

[@anthonyoneal]

Wow! I can respect that perspective.

[@cjzanders5430]

Anthony ONeal - I have black family that tell me how privileged I am. I have black cousins that grew up wealthier than me. I would go crazy trying to care about both of those things.

[@societalwisdom9930]

@CJ Zanders My thoughts exactly. Individuals who care to concern themselves with whatever advantages others may have will go crazy. As you stated, one’s concerns are best focused completely on using one’s own advantages to create the best situation possible. In doing so one is being respectfully appreciative for having those advantages. To not do so, due to expending mental energy being concerned with the perceived advantages of others, is to not have complete respect and appreciation for one’s own advantages. I have only restated your point with less brevity. But it is a perspective I share and feel strongly about that I could not help but co-sign at length.

[@jasonmartinez9909]

My man

[@SaturnStarOfDavid]

And what privilege do you have exactly in your skin??? Enlighten us or rather Whitening us.

[@MisterConcise]

Lady in the pink dropped facts at the end. It starts with making that change within yourself then you can go and guide others into that same success

[@anthonyoneal]

Just wait until the next episode. More facts coming. LOL

[@lisab.3488]

@@anthonyoneal waiting for next episode!

[@taylorbrown9497]

Her part made tear up. I love it.

[@donesecarr3570]

We all have a privilege. One of my privileges is that I can see, I can navigate stairs to a building where those who are physically challenged have a difficult time. Just one example. Does not negate others privilege, just broadening.

[@nickih2130]

Just waking up every day is privileged.

[@playnejayne5550]

Two parent privilege is a biggie.

[@wellnesspathforme6236]

Is the base expectation really a "privilege"? I'd argue the lack of the base expectation is a deficit, not that the existence of the base expectation is a privilege. The oligarchy who is bankrupting all of us ($35 trillion in government debt is going to be squeezed out of a LOT of white people, too!) wants to take most everything away from ALL of us, so they will want to FRAME the basics as "privilege," since "privileges" are ELIMINATED in an "equal" society (not their privilege to create and control money, though!). Just consider the concepts, and use them as you will.

[@playnejayne5550]

@@wellnesspathforme6236 Sounds like a plan for fading into the sunset while adhering to some concocted racial orthodoxy. How much better to have everyone held to the same standard. I have a dream, too, that one day black kids and white kids will know that they were admitted to a university because of their academic and other accomplishments. Also, that their classmates will know it too.

[@tj-kv6vr]

70% households don't have a Father at home

[@madib8431]

2 minutes in and look at these beautiful powerful people thriving in America.

[@JackyHapy]

Beautiful hearing the young man applaud has Father in terms of "privileged ". Sad as well, need more of this 😕

[@KiaTheDMVBison]

Jackie AQ I agree. There are different facets of privilege. Americans are privileged--we have more freedoms and choices. Men vs women. Children with active parents in their lives have more privilege. More money than bills creates some privilege.

@@KiaTheDMVBison what priveleges do men have that women dont have?

[@dh1335]

Light skin lady definitely has the best understanding of reality, because of her Godly wisdom. The rest of the group have given into the race rhetoric that’s so prevalent in the world today. Disappointed in the youth leader for not taking the moral high ground, obviously He’s more influenced by the world than God’s word. People should love God and their neighbors, that’s how it’s going to be someday! Watch Mike Desario teaching on U- Tube by far the best bible teacher out there!

[@TheCommentBandit]

Privilege is a money thing, not a color thing. Everyone has different advantages and disadvantages in life. As Americans, we are definitely all privileged.

[@jpbm1873]

Not just a money thing. You could have millions of $ and have a miserable life.

[@TheCommentBandit]

@@jpbm1873 Not exactly my point but that's true as well

[@TheTransitmtl]

It is also a color thing I my opinion. I have done things in my life that if I were black I would've not got out of.

[@jeremiah5881]

@@TheTransitmtl as a minority I can get and do that white people can't. Minorities get benefits from grants, scholarships with less equal grades. Along with partnerships and going up the corporate ladder because they want to meet the status quo.

[@maxluong2]

@@jpbm1873i feel like thats the most important point. Just cause u privileged does not immediately mean you lead an easier life.

[@TylerettaBri]

Great video I agree with Tasha my NCCU sister the number one issue with the black community is accountability it’s our responsibility to fortify our community no one else

[@anthonyoneal]

You're from NC!?!? Letsgooooo

[@crystalwalker6496]

I agree with you Brittany. I agree that’s with every community of any kind. I love a TED talk where a gentlemen from LA was talking about a community project of making gardens to combat food deserts in his own neighborhood. I firmly believe philanthropists shouldn’t just fill out checks to feel virtuous or try to push strings attached. It is always better for individuals and communities to manage their own affairs with help from others. But those outside a community can’t know how to make the best decisions.

[@lisaandbeans9645]

I am from nccu as well eagle pride.

[@bria_trenee]

Yep I recognized my fellow eagle! #NCCU #EaglePride

[@societalwisdom9930]

Brittany T Very well said and very true.

[@BlackApache17]

Just living in the United States is a privilege that other people are literally dying to get here.

[@eddietheblasian2043]

#Church

[@altonf62]

Facts, Apache I have travel around the world several times over during my military career. And as f***** up as our country has been and are for our people, its still the best world wide. IMO

[@michaelgray1803]

For foreigners

[@BlackApache17]

@@michaelgray1803 Why is that?

[@michaelgray1803]

@@BlackApache17 cheap obedient labor

[@chieflongwood9041]

Privalage “being born in America “

[@vgb10dst]

I just want to say thank you to God for allowing Ramsey Solution to give Anthony ONeal the platform to have have these honest discussion that goes on in the Black community. I've been following Dave Ramsey since 2005 (my early 20's) and I use to question him and ask why I don't see any people of color on his platform, then I had to say to myself that money is green and his belief has no color but I yearned for him to have someone that looked like me and could relate to me on his panel. I'm just so happy to see how much Ramsey Solution has grown. Continue to do great things and have these necessary conversations. This is what our community and country needs.

[@angrychickin]

do you think the best way to relate to other people is by whether they look like you or whether they have the same values?

[@J.I.0]

They struggled with the '4 word' response 😂🤣

[@j_boogie_483]

for real. what part of "4 words or fewer" wasn't understood?

[@gravestone93]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lifeinthemoment3999]

😂😂😂

[@lifeinthemoment3999]

Wait.... lol, let me stop. They are trying Lol!

[@LethalDaddy05]

This is a great serious Anthony. Definitely bringing a problem in the world to light. I pray daily that all human can be treated equally in all areas.

[@truth0077]

You don't have to pray anymore about that, God answered that prayer in His word. All perfection will happen when Jesus comes back or in eternity but not in this life. So that should help you somewhat with your prayers. Pray differently is what I mean.

[@richardgodlove9662]

I stumbled across video 3 while surfing around and quickly stopped it to watch them all in order. First my appreciation to the host who didn't micro manage the conversations, he posted a question and let the panel take from there. It was .......insightful. There were some issues where I still disagreed on them, but now I do have a better understanding and respect of where certain feelings and viewpoints come from. And yes, in the process there are things that I see differently. So much more is learned from open, honest conversation where no one has to be offensive or defensive. Hope to see more of them.

[@mylissa2167]

Quote: Mayor/Ambassador Andrew Young: To live in a country, and not understand Financial Literacy, is another form of Slavery

[@audiofreak8888]

The privilege thing... The White thing... well it's there BUT it has Money attached. I grew up with a Pops who worked hard ... but we didnt have a ton of money. We lived where the low middle income people gravitated. I feel blessed to have grew up with Black and White friends. My parents Never once in my life mentioned Race. Regardless who I hung out with or where we hung out. But I had debt right outta College... and though I have done pretty well my Kids have lots of College debt. As do I again trying to help them. I just think privilege is more money than Skin tone. Not knocking the struggles of Black folk... I grew up with as many Black kids as white kids. I know the country can and Needs to do better. But true White privledge has a Green Tint to it. Great panel here thanks for this. Good stuff.

[@ayoiawe]

@Frank White i think yall saying the same thing though. Money is tied more to success and privilege than just flat out race differences. Now the access to get that money is where the difference lies for each race and that's where the discussion should be.

[@ayoiawe]

@Frank White I interpreted that as he trying to say that even though hes white, his upbrining wasn't rosy. I don't think he was implying that black folks don't work hard. Just my 2 cents though

[@alexguskov25]

@Frank White Move where there are jobs. Plenty of truckers are needed don't tell me you cant get a job, union always looking for apprentices. This is something perpetuated back in the day, we are here now. If you don't want to move, if you don't want to do a union job, I'm sorry who's fault is that than. If their is a will there is a way, move up north here in Washington plenty of jobs for everyone willing to work.

[@audiofreak8888]

@Frank White B.S. while you make excuses I personally Know lots of guys who make that statement B.S. Most people with good jobs whatever thier skin tone. Started at the bottom and worked thier way up. I know I did. Hey there are instances of ignorant people holding others down. It's the exception not the rule.

[@audiofreak8888]

@Frank White where did I say that?? You're obviously looking for something that's not there man.

[@naomirobertson8797]

I can’t believe that’s how it ended. I’m on the edge of my chair yelling “Amen” and I want more! These are great questions and foster education for our black community. Great job AO!

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

Me too!..I wanted 10 parts...lol

[@chinneynz7861]

Privilege = Father being around. Thank you for saying that.

[@bria_trenee]

Privilege= Resources, knowledge, time, (the fourth one for me is the privilege of being a child of God)

[@davidpepiton1187]

Amen to that!

[@ashzole]

Jesus is God’s only BEGOTTEN child. It’s written in the Bible.

[@jess_is]

@@ashzole Psalms 82:6 And I have said ye are gods and all of you are children of The Most High.

[@ashzole]

@@jess_is explain why God said this my ONLY BEGOTTON SON????????????????????????????????????????????

[@tamikaqueen1203]

Wealth means Godliness. It is God who give us the power to get wealth & establish his covenant!

[@franciswise1183]

I don't understand why black people are so religious. You are praying to the same bible and man who our ancestors were made to pray to not to mention if they read the bible they would be lynched.

[@wealthaddict8800]

@@franciswise1183He only mentioned God. Not Jesus. One can warship god and not be Christian.

[@gibsonfinancialplanning]

GREAT! Is my one word. I think you should do this every month with different Black individuals. This was AWESOME!

[@sincerelylatoyanashae]

This is sooo good! Sharing with friends to initiate a dialogue.

[@donaldreinholz3745]

Freedom, good health, roof over your head, food on the table

[@digitalbath8577]

That is the American dream or at least it was.

[@dw7312]

Anthony O’Neal - I hope you continue these conversations. The community needs them and then we manifest solutions.

[@dluvv19761]

But they aren't being realistic and recognizing any flaws in the black community that is their own doing

[@lmmayberry3703]

Privileged truthfully defined is "unearned" favor. Getting something favorable, good, positive, just because you're you.

[@darrenhilton9402]

Thank you, for this clarity.

[@alliwishis2652]

I took a screenshot of this hole thing, and gonna make my home page, so when asked this question I know how to reply, so I won't be shooting blanks or fumbling for words like these ppl where

[@ReinventingEnergyAndLove]

So refreshing to hear the voices, feel the energy, and witnesses the images of my tribe! This is the best series I've ever viewed of Americans whom happen to be black. The truth of us, the best of us, is represented fully in the series. Everyone on this panel fills my soul with pride and joy! This is my tribe.🤴🏿👸🏿✊🏿

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

Real Soul 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@toriebivins5159]

I love that idea to teach and help each other as a family to fix each family's members credit. Beautiful and awesome display of family unity and love.

[@michaelunity7796]

I'm from Durham NC and if I were on this panel I would ask the question how can we turn conversation like this into finances? I want to see other black people grow. Bring another up will make you rise even more. I'm a firm believer.

[@ikkarus87]

AHAHA I love how they stuck to the 4 words :D LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

[@eddietheblasian2043]

I grew up over seas, and I must say, Americans have a privilege to complain. We need to stop worrying about fairness and empower ourselves to think, despite the oppression and in the face of oppression we rise. Every black teacher told me "you have to be better" lets go people of color!!!!

[@ClaCus]

I love what she said about fixing each others credit as a family. As I want to do this with my family but the risk is higher than the reward. So I'm conflicted.

[@SimplyZBest2000]

Interesting way to describe the word "Privilege". Sometimes when you talk about the negatives in life, we don't take a good look at ourselves.

[@MikaisMika]

Wow. This was worth hearing. Thank you AO for pushing the ballot on this one. God bless you sir.

[@lisab.3488]

Yes. You should definitely teach your family about money. Stop enabling those that choose not learn. Even Jesus said no!

[@neilmrichardson1]

Good for the lady who said: “I am privileged.” We are all privileged to be breathing God’s oxygen and to have his daily grace - both common and in Christ if we know him.

[@freewifi7163]

This is his best video. More of this please

[@ambersands3853]

As a white person with a native american heritage this channel is refreshing for me. I am hungry for knowledge and to defeat old mindsets. Keep up the great discussions.

[@wearethejoneses185]

Truly enjoyed this! Keep it coming bro 👊🏾

[@mmoye8640]

Another good discussion! Great job Anthony. This should be a monthly panel.

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

I agree...One of the best all around discussions about about our ppl frm our ppl...I said the same, needs to be a monthly gathering/meeting...

[@jameswood127]

I really do love these types of conversations. This is really missing in mainstream media. Well done Anthony.

[@TheCreativeone1]

Even before watching the video You had me at ...We got jobs and are entrepreneurs 💞. Happy to see positive images of us. (Edited) After watching, the words... Black Intelligence and Black Excellence come to mind. Thank you.

[@doliver14]

Their hard work means their children wont have to work as hard, but when those children work hard with what they are given they will go further

[@Bruceless]

I'm a conservative, lived with my cousins, aunties, grandma, mom and siblings... We lived very poor and in a violent neighborhood but loving house... I understand that others have various level of privileges but never looked at someone else as superior nor in envy! I always looked to myself for, not only success but, my failure as well... With that said, I do understand that others lived harder lives that I have and yes, even less opportunities, I do understand and seen the struggle but I do believe that we all have to look to ourselves for our own lives and stop blaming and envying others for what box they got to perch on!

[@seanwilliams964]

My 4 words for privilege is: Being An American Citizen.

[@demetriusking9760]

We, as a culture, should have more conversations like this. Wonderful series.

[@mt5472]

We had money and banking in high school. We learned about check writing and balancing a check book. But that’s been years ago. It really has helped me and continues to do so.

[@davidwirth2716]

The guy in the back on the left is very smart and has the right attitude. Any employer would be grateful to have him as an employee and if he were in business for him I would certainly give him a chance.

[@terryali8984]

.Bro, you have very successful friends. Most of us don't have these type of friends and cannot put together a group like this.

[@dominique6322]

I hope this segment will be recreated this year!!! Much needed!

[@devettemalloy]

I loved this whole segment, thank you for your vision to put this out. These topics are very important!

[@liyahn2373]

When you asked the question are we in a healthy position, I say no. I look back to the 1920s with black wall street of Tulsa. An affluent, thriving, self sufficient neighborhood, that could take care of every need from health, to financial, to Spiritual to entertainment. We will not be healthy until we can restore community. And as a whole return back to God, who has promised to heal our land if we repent and turn back to Him. Until then we are just achieving random success that you would have to be an anomaly in order to duplicate. I want to see a time when black excellence is the rule and not the exception.

[@dougyankunas3104]

Anthony is my favorite black conservative KZbinr besides ABL. Love your content, your passion and belief in the individual instead of identity politics. 👍🏾

[@laurieberry4814]

My favorite answer is spirituality. It is the most important thing to me. I communicate to a higher being almost all the time. I don’t care about money as long as I am not hungry or living on the streets. I really don’t need much to be happy. Family is important too. If we are all happy with having everything that helps us survive and feel secure, we should be happy. There are countries that I would not want to be. Some countries torture their people. The United States is a great place. I hate the death penalty for anyone. I was taught to be against it a long time ago. I listened. It makes sense if you ponder hard about it.

[@Blondechick26224]

definitely schools should be educating on financial success, I remember learning basics in school. We learned how to write cursive, sign checks and how to write them and we had an accounting class one year but it seems all that has disappeared. It wasn't until college and my adult life I knew what interest was and how to become financially stable after being in debt. She's got a great point on how sad it is. We as an entire population are not set up to have success when we are not educated on something essential to live.

[@km7890km]

Oh, Beautiful Black People. This was nice and encouraging.

[@anthonyamare1902]

Did she say who’s credit are we fixing next?!?!👋🏾 how do I become a part of that family?

[@deborahellis7885]

Yes, I'm white. Yes, I'm old. When I went to school in a little rural town in Oregon in the 70s in a very mixed race school. We were required to take a Personal Finance class ... all of us, in order to graduate ... which taught us about checking and savings accounts, how to balance them, purchasing a home and the types of mortgages, building retirement, the whole nine yards. My grandchildren were not taught any of these things in their high school career. They twins are still in high school, but taking college courses ... but there weren't even classes available for them to take had they wanted to. Fortunately, they get that education in the home, but not every child is that fortunate. I truly believe these things MUST be taught in school. It would do a world of good for many students ... regardless of race or income level.

[@tamikaqueen1203]

My mother was brilliant who did not have the opportunity to attend college. I watched her balance her checkbook in her head. I would hear her say, "My checking account is low. It's only $2990.00." I often joke about this with my daughter saying when my account is low, it's a different low!

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

Sounds like my Grandmother...She ddnt play about balancing that chk book...lol...She came from a 1 rm school...Bragged about their good credit they had too!..Born 1918, left us in 2019...Brains & plenty of common sense!..They gave us alot to learn from...Gonna miss all those older ppl!..Much respect to them all!..

[@lasetlivingstin7752]

Lol, a much different low...lol... 💯😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Regeous]

Prosperity . Peace of mind . Dignity . Freedom

[@kimberlyheinz4490]

I love this conversation! Thank you!

[@brianpelzer5811]

GREAT VIDEO ANTHONY O'NEAL. GOOD INTERVIEW WITH YOUR 7 FRIENDS AND GUESTS THEY HAD VARIED EXPERIENCES AND ANSWERS AOUT BEING AN AFRICAN AMERICAN AND PRIVLEGE IN OUR COUNTRY THE UNITED STATES AND WHO HAS IT AND DOESNT HAVE IT.

[@bereal2900]

Opportunity, Resouces, Freedom, strong-will

[@p.santana9717]

So happy I found your channel Anthony you’re doing good things! Thank you!

[@asazianonabsurdity1723]

Joel is 100% correct. The simple things like balancing a checkbook are disappearing from our education system....its sad quite frankly...

[@teddydavis2339]

Great conversation!

[@michellemartin4933]

I think the two gentlemen in front hit the nail on the head. There are words that we all have subjective AND objective understanding or views on. I tend to be more pessimistic which isn't a good thing at all! Maybe positivity is more special than I or We understand. Accountability for how I react to words and/or others perceptions too. ❤

[@tpolerex7282]

History, responsibility, acknowledgement, opportunity.

[@kieranoconnor3504]

Loved the conversation. I would really enjoy this group's view on the current BLM movement in America.

[@stephstew9608]

The privilege we all have is our existence it doesn't matter if you rich or poor. When you get to your grave your privilege as to what you can be stops... It doesn't matter if you're light skin, dark skin or brown.. Privilege on in life is your existence, period!

[@mscheka23]

I really love the conversation!!!! I can’t wait for part two.

[@spike3346]

Yes! 8:15 Fathers!

[@Indigomaja]

This was a truly thought provoking video!

[@hoanpham2757]

As an immigrant living in America, I feel extremely privileged!

[@tommyrex6648]

@@markinho424 you realize this guy's probably from Vietnam, a bombed out war torn nation from the 70s with people in worse poverty on average than here? Trust me they didn't have it easy either, only difference is he isn't making excuses because of his past.

[@lenirasusana5693]

Privilege= Gratitude, God, Selflove and Positivity

[@shara9947]

Exactly finances are not taught in school period. This is something that our school systems need to change.

[@thisguy778]

I started with part 2 lol but went back to part 1 cuz the discussion is so 🔥 I have a blended family, I can really appreciate this panel and the different perspective. God bless!

[@scottsoden]

Thank you very much for this series. I really want to understand these differences in a healthy way and in community with one another. I work with people all over the world so I see things a little differently than most. I really appreciate hearing and listening to these perspectives.

[@landalondon5915]

Such a great conversation!

[@sirmayse1545]

I truly enjoyed the conversations of this series. You have a lot of successful black people that have worked hard to improve themselves. It would be interesting to hear this conversation from the side of some that are not so successful. I believe that those that have been successful should come back to help those that are struggling. Black people are an economic engine that help too many other communities thrive instead of their own.

[@alliwishis2652]

Yea, but there is alot jealousness and hostility there, just ask ( Dr Moist Twacings ) he lost a lot of so called friends, trying to be helpful..

[@sirmayse1545]

@@alliwishis2652 you help those that want help and wish prosperity to those that dont

[@alliwishis2652]

@@sirmayse1545 good point Sir but you can get only a couple the rest will look at you very suspiciously what hostility and jealousness.. Many are called but FEW are chosen I forget who said that..

[@smmickensfleming2711]

The racial wealth gap is a very real thing. We(American Decendents of Slavery) have no wealth to pass down and the gap continues to widen. If you have that degree but have thousands of dollars in debt, what will you be passing on? The 28 year old is being honest about what is happening.

[@smokinonindo]

It really isn’t. Over 70% of generational wealth is lost before the second generation. If you’re having issues with wealth it’s more correlated to an individual’s financial literacy than historical injustices that didn’t even directly effect you.

[@Cassidon12345]

The Jews who emigrated from Europe came with their clothes on their back if they were lucky. Don't hear them complaining. Start focusing on what you can do better instead of blaming everyone else.

[@Oldpangolin]

@@Cassidon12345 Jews also received reparations and Isreal. I think that's a little more effective than clothes.

[@christopherwinters]

Subscribed! Love your views and opinions, and having others share theirs. Good content! I loved the guy who included having a father as privilege.

[@3MiNuTeLiFe]

Hereeeee weeee gooooo. 🚀🚀🚀

[@dianereed8657]

Thank you for sharing these conversation. really appreciated listening.

[@meditate5592]

This was excellent!!! Great job. . . Y’all make me sooooo proud to be black!

[@leeluv96]

14:39 One of the panelists said it's sad that finance is not taught in school. No, what's sad is that home management is not taught at home and passed down from generation to generation. This is how it's been done for centuries until recently. This is why it wasn't a part of core curriculum. The more we got comfortable having someone else teach our children, the more we kept passing responsibilities on to schools. It's sad that schools had to add home economics, heath class, etc... because these things were taught in the home. It's sad that parents forgot that schools are not responsible for their children's education, the parents are. The school is just a tool. On the other hand no matter what I think, it's far sadder not to have learned these things at all. So I concede to say let's get these subjects in the schools with the understanding that once our kids are educated, we need to go back to teaching in the home and passing down these lessons as a priority over basic survival once they are grown. Because let's be real, public education systems, as we know it, aren't working, and they may not be accessible in the future.

[@ruthdavis7114]

This was amazing. Thank you for all of your great thoughts and God bless you for you goodness!

[@Gabe-cv4yr]

The world tries to oppress you but you have to believe you arent in order to have the will and drive be succesful in life.

[@michellemartin4933]

What a great question! Is there education available for financial stability or the basics of living! We need that in schools.

[@TheContentofCory]

I respect that mans mom for not allowing him children to watch shows that show black people in a bad light👏🏿

[@claysonpanton83]

Would have loved to be on that panel. Good work 👏🏾👏🏾

[@rebeccak-d8561]

Wow. Powerful topic. May God guide and keep you on this journey. I’m looking forward to part two.

[@Zelle-ts3nb]

Amazing conversation and education Anthony. Please keep teaching fiscal responsibility and educate how to get from where you are to there! So happy to have found your channel so much that I am sharing with family and friends.

[@problemswithauthority3789]

Wealth - liberty, knowledge, security, resource Privilege - Benefit, elitism, individualism, unwarranted