“What are Black People so angry about ?” - DELUSIONAL WHYTE£ MAN tries to COME FOR BLACK PEOPLE.

[@paintthesky3770]

The real question is, why are they always so obsessed with us. I'm over it.

[@CensoredComment-os8py]

IM SOOOO GLAD YOU ASKED! Find a the video "A.I. generated philosophy is Weirdly profound". Go to 14 minutes. LISTEN CLOSELY!! LIKE REALLY LISTEN!! It will answer your question perfectly!! And since you're "Over it"? Youll know EXACTLY what we need to FINALLY do.

[@sagebrooks6907]

💯💯💯💯💯why can't yall mind yall business that pays you duh

[@juliebarry5375]

looks like you are the ones obsessed with white people with all of you answering just one white man...he was correct anyway as usual

[@IvyNV50]

‼️‼️‼️

[@kateri35]

Frfr

[@Jamal-sr9nn]

I meet klansman I was born in 1971, Caucasians have lost their minds

[@brownbagz]

Their ENTIRE MIND!!!!

[@lkeke35]

They always been batsh*t, and are getting worse as time moves forward.

[@ninaj.4885]

My ex husband dated a chick he later found out had an uncle that was in the Klan. Me personally I was down the street from a Klan headquarters in Georgia. Someone later told me I was probably in Forsyth County. All I remember is those people in that town seemed shocked to see me with my two white friends. We literally stopped traffic. Thankfully we were just passing thru to pick our friend up and take him back home.

[@Rastaferrari829]

Notice how he mentions all those rappers and cultural influences like it was a utopia back then. They want our rhythms but not our blues. He can remember the “good”, but not the “bad”.

[@moonlightfm.9965]

Perfec-fucking-ly said

[@amberthecommander8359]

It was good for him because Hip Hop lyrics SPEAK TO the minds and spirits of WP! It talks about murdering black men and sexually exploiting black women. He loves the music more than Blacks because it's MADE "FOR THEM"🤷🏾‍♀️

[@umitencho]

He clearly didn't listen to the lyrics either.

[@ecahill125]

I am a medical provider with seven college degrees. My patients love me. Yet, I am followed every time I go shopping (I dress business casual almost all of the time.). The only reason that I'm not angry all of the time is because I know what that would do to my health. I could fill a book with examples. In an age in which we constantly validate the feelings of others, black Americans continue to be told that their feelings are not valid by people who have not lived even one day in brown skin.

[@queenmommie100]

Truth but we are the people of the Bible and our ABBY YAH has turned his face back 🔙 to his chosen 12 Tribes Scattered. Even the sun 🌞 hates you yt people.

[@queenmommie100]

Keep your head up IsRaelite man we are the people of the Bible. We are chosen by TMH God the Bible is our history book. We are now the head and all psalms 83 Confederates are the tail 😂. APTTMHGY acknowledge Mother Wisdom. No matter how many pieces of people we have we will never get a head beloved. Our ABBY YAH will average his chosen 12 Tribes Scattered peace and blessings to you beloved Hebrew man. Judgement is on the heads of the gentiles now.

[@Truuu24]

Dam shame that our LIFE has to be spent walking on egg shells because of recessive "people"

[@turonhayes1518]

THIS!! ✊🏾stay 💪🏾 much 🫡

[@mimosaexperience]

Crack really messed up the black community🥲🥲 it destroyed families, now this new drug fentanyl that’s hitting the white community🤔🧐 now they have to help people😂😂 but they keep asking us why are we 😡😡😡 the nerve of them the nerve😂😂😂

[@rwii4863]

Living rent-free since 1619. Lol

[@jewellcovey-couch497]

Yes!!!!

[@wheelzxavior3277]

Facts

[@nes96]

I thought it was since 1492

[@randallrobinson2352]

As a White Man, I support Black People. I was born in 1973, I seen racist shit for 50 years

[@stevemoore9509]

Thank you sir for understanding.

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

Why y'all so obsessed with us is it jealousy or something

[@randallrobinson2352]

@@Yahshuaismyeverything it's not obsession, it's understanding what's been done.

[@hehdhdeyhdehdjeudryheydedyd]

@@randallrobinson2352I think they meant why are white ppl IN GENERAL so obsessed with black people yk?

[@mimosaexperience]

I was born in 1973 as well, sir thank you for your support, we could not have done it if it wasn’t for good white folks, it takes all of us..

[@LaShumbra_Bates_AuDHD]

In the late 80s, I was told to go back to my own neighborhood while waiting on the bus on my way home from my part-time job, my friend, in the early 2000s told BY THE POLICE to go back to her own neighborhood which was just a few blocks away, THAT WAS HER NEIGHBORHOOD! In the 80s, me, my cousin and a friend had our job applications thrown in the garbage without being looked at. But apparently none of that, and more, ever happened because there was no racism. 🤷🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ The stupidity of some.

[@LaShumbra_Bates_AuDHD]

On a side note, my biracial cousin in Canada got into an argument with one of her whit3 friends because she called 45 "the orange one," he said that was racist. But she was talking about his bad "tan" and not his race. 😂😂😂

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Although some blk cops are psychopaths too, I don't believe that wyte cops should police blk folks in our neighborhoods or blended neighborhoods. They should be restricted to predominantly/solely wyte neighborhoods since they have no act right. Them free-floating was never a good idea. But that was what they were designed for.

[@faithbrooks8922]

I can't tell you how many times I have been told to "go back to Africa " (i was born in ny) growing up in the 80-90's as if I wouldn't if I knew where they stole us from 😢

[@indigoace261]

I'm a Gen-Xer who grew up in Georgia in the Stone Mountain area (Stn. Mtn. Park was a literal Confederate Monument park). My World History teacher referred to a black woman as "colored" in class. When we (the black students) complained, he said that he'd always been taught that 'colored' was the polite way to describe black people. I was 15. This was 1990.

[@turonhayes1518]

WOW 😳

[@blessingokpu2489]

He doesn’t want to see the truth.

[@africaisking7817]

He knows the truth he's sneak dissing 🤨.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

He's stirring up interest, getting his numbers up because he has something to sell. That's all.

[@angelahampton5730]

@@africaisking7817he’s gaslighting

[@SkittlesNC1]

I was born in 1985, and I saw the Klan march in a small town in North Carolina when I was a little girl. They're still there, but they don't wear the hoods anymore.

[@satindeseree1]

All those rappers he named and he obviously wasn't listening to a damn thing they were rappin' about 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@angelahampton5730]

Exactly. Fight the power

[@judahlove]

It is also a problem when we experience racism, and we fight back; we are called angry.

[@tanyasampson763]

This man in this video went to school with me in Brandon, Mississippi. He know there were KKK when we grew up because they had rallies in the town square. He knew what he was saying. He's rage farming so people listen to his radio show

[@DumebiLea]

Why does this not surprise me at all?? People say the craziest things to and about black people just for clicks and views all the time… smh 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@imanayanda]

Yhup, he’s rage baiting. Because there’s no way he’d be asking such a question at his big age.

[@rcollins4958]

Oh so add liar to his resume too? He's full of crap and is MAGA AF on his pages

[@gaildavis7900]

I'M FROM MERIDIAN AND WE KNOW WHAT WE ARE TALKING ABOUT....!!!!

[@kenketrickfreeman3]

He is always on some racist ish

[@bisaiah9797]

What do you expect from the soulless NEANDERTHALcaveman?

[@clarencegreenwood577]

🙌🏿✊🏿👑💯💥🔥💥🔥💥🔥💥🪮

[@laquinalee7180]

I actually have seen a klans man in louisiana. I was in the 5th grade, and I'll never forget that experience...SMH, I am 34 years old

[@bigbearpodcast]

In the context of South Africans These are the same YT people who say apartheid ended 30 years ago, we should just get over it and move forward. But they dont want to listen instead they will overtalk you.

[@stephaniefoster1964]

He 'ain't never met a klansman'- with that accent, a klansman probably shows up every Thanksgiving. The oldest GenXers are about to turn 60 (my youngest sib; I'm in the youngest boomer cohort)!

[@quanemerson1054]

I faced, and I'm still facing racism, so shut up, and learn about your people, and his-story

[@TheHoodVoice2024]

I never ate dinner at them folks house, I like my chicken seasoned

[@ocampbelltx]

We are not angry we are just waking up to this truth Mr.55%!!

[@bisaiah9797]

GENERAL X. ISRAELITE WHO WOKE UP TO WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THESE CREATURES DID TO OUR PEOPLE.

[@LUKE-TeNnIneTeeN]

HALLELUYAH

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

Shalom❤❤

[@quanemerson1054]

He searched for the rappers, and he has Klan in his family if he's not one.

[@twilliamswithluv]

I said the same thing 🙄

[@AlastorDarkAngel]

He definitely looked that shit up before he spewed that garbage

[@matthewparker8607]

​@@AlastorDarkAngelHe needs to understand that the evil that they have done is coming back on them. Ask the white woman who has had her face shoved into a nest of prehistoric fire ants that were biting her face so bad she looked like burnt cheese. And these were white cops that did this to her. And this is just the beginning.

[@Roni2013]

Yeah he has a hidden agenda, twas all bs just to get my people mad, ugh

[@rcollins4958]

He blocked his comments on KZbin..Im guessing it got too hot for his azz😂

[@latoyawesson8504lw]

Ppl use black rage to go viral we need to start ignoring the klan community

[@Rose-uf1eh]

Y'all the gaslighting is crazy 🤣

[@Notamemberoftheharem]

Amazingly insane 😂

[@iismyalias]

His question itself shows the privilege he probably think he does not have. His blinders are convenient.

[@JasonBernier-b5r]

You keep calling a crime a privalige and then everyone misses the point........just like calling a racist a karen it shows cowardice and depowers you if you notice you won't talk about the police not doing anything you call her a silly childish name which shows your frightened of her racists make me sick but even insinuating it,s a privalige is sick they are taking the most grossest liberties breaking the law and your telling them they are privalidged if you really want to be as racist as they are just admit it I won't hold it against you!

[@bridgetlabella732]

I was born March of 1980 so I am a baby Gen X-er The only thing that got better was casting an illusion to the rest of the world that there was any kind of equality here in the U.S of A 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@chanraedouglas7768]

My brother was born on March 1, 1980...

[@VidWatcher01]

My play uncle was a former Klansman. He changed after his son married a black woman & he met his granddaughter 5 years later & said he fell in love when she held his finger for the 1st time & then got to know his daughter law. People change but he will tell you staright the Klansmen still are out there & he cut off many family members that are still associated with them

[@ejakaegypt]

Ugh leave us alone

[@youloveyah2222]

your system is more than enough to learn from....Boy Bye....and no we are not friends!

[@kateri35]

I'm 36 years old and remember me and my family being subjected to all kinds of messed up rac*st shit in the 90s and 00s. That guy is so bubble wrapped its insane.

[@amshyllsekhmet6631]

I'm 35 and I remember that same. Will never forget how my mother purposely tanned until she got burnt just to get darker because she was light skinned and I'm dark like my father. My teachers in the area we lived in always asked if I was her daughter because she looked mixed with white but wasn't. She cried to my daddy when he told her she need to stop hurting her skin and told him what kept happening. Eventually and sadly my mother began saying the same type of messed up stuff to me after she and my father divorced. She would tell me all the time I was too black to wear the color black or any other dark color. So basically in less than 4 years my mother turned on me and used her "light skinned privilege" every chance she got even if it left me out. We don't really speak now that I'm married with my own children.

[@msdeethehoneybeewilson4681]

I drive trucks and have to worry about where i stop because of sundown town. GenX

[@jazzycleaners7928]

He knows what black people go through. He's just gaslighting and putting his white privilege to use. There's no way he's listened to ALL of those rappers and doesn't have a Clue.

[@barbarawilliamson136]

Well said 😅😁

[@MrRon3278]

Rodney King beating, the La riots, happened around our era and that was heavily racially fueled

[@pennydink72]

Sundown towns are just like any other municipality in America where some things are provided by tax dollars, this alone is a reason for REPARATIONS! My experience at 12 years old was witnessing police officers in my city beat my friends father after a traffic stop on a dark city street. They handcuffed him and threw him in the back of the police van and started to pull off. Then we(5 12yr old girls) asked them "What about us?" Like are they just going to do that in front of us and leave us there in the dark? They said "Y'all will be alright"........and drove off. So yeah my resting bitch face.......

[@oleeshanorris5343]

Have a few in my state of Texas.

[@contextmatters8243]

He is either: (a) A Trump cult member (b) Being paid for his endorsement like so many before him (c) Could be both Anyway... 1) I'm an OG New Yorker who tried to warn peeps about Trump since that grand entrance. Too many didn't listen 2) I'm puzzled as to why MAGA would appeal to ANY Black person, personal feelings about Biden aside (I know -- this duopoly SUCKS big time). Here's my context cuz it matters: *. For those not from NYC, there exists "sundown towns" like Rosedale and Howard Beach.. Did you know that?? * My parents grew up in the South during Jim Crow AND the Depression. If you don't get the significance, grab a book or two *. The generation before them grew up during Reconstruction.. Again, if you don't... *. The generations before them were enslaved people. So, my question is for Black people: What time period was good much less great? BTW-- I have TWO Millennial and TWO GenX.. They can tell you THEIR own experiences of racism Are you calling them liars?

[@tamiausten873]

Trump cult is so real. People think he's the second coming of Christ 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️ just because he's a little better than Biden, he's still worse. At first I thought he was at least trying to be good but failing because he's not a seasoned politician, but I realized if there's a matrix, he's part of it. He's just giving people crumbs and they swallow it all because there's nothing else out there. I'm a Christian and I bought the bullshit until I watched him expose himself on several interviews about his faith. So even on the Church front he has failed.

[@Mindspasm]

I'm shocked you didn't mention the Central Park 5. When Trump actually sent a letter to the NY times saying how those 5 boys should be convicted

[@xahnairyztheurbanlegend4889]

The ppl on the left side of left right mind herding are even worse. Trump is just an actor and has nothing to do with who's r@cist or not. Trump was just an actor that the elites used to stage a white house break iI. They would never actually allow that because the trafficked kids are in the white house. Hence why the guys who did show up were already CIA freemasons and police officer freemasons.

[@I.am.hooked]

You bought the receipts!!

[@chestchirecateyes]

OMG, I almost forgot about the Sundown Towns, even though I lived in Far Rockaway. We knew better than to be caught anywhere near Howard Beach, which was located very close to our neighborhood. Moreover, we should not forget about the cases of Abner Louima, Amadou Diallo, and countless others. It is also worth noting that #45 took out a full-page ad in three prominent newspapers calling for the death penalty for the exonerated Central Park 5 victims.

[@mzhappyfree7688]

Bless his little ignorant heart

[@RetroRewindNostalgia]

BLACK POWER 🦾

[@cherressek8015]

We truly do live rent free in their heads

[@nmh4939]

Surely OPPRESSION maketh a wise man mad. Ecclesiastes 7:7

[@jcosmobites]

He is so patronising!

[@chestchirecateyes]

Amadou Diallo (41 shots); Abner Louima (SA); Central Park 5 (Wrongfull convictions); Rodney King (PB); Crack/AIDS epidemic. Should I go on? Tell Gen X about the halcyon days of the '80s and '90s again. Another clown is trying to play a circus with us!😒

[@MoyaahP]

After these responses did he make an apology?!!!!!!

[@DumebiLea]

None that I’m aware of..

[@rcollins4958]

He most likely won't. Hes trying to recruit black folks for Trump.

[@tredinabrown2249]

​@@DumebiLeaWe Are Israelites!

[@cheffner68]

Thank you Dumebi Lea for hearing and empathizing with the horrors we have suffered and continue to experience. Many blessings.

[@DumebiLea]

Thank you! You too! 💜

[@rainbowsandbutterflies3]

@DumebiLea I appreciate you learning about our history and what we have endured & continually endure.

[@Mindspasm]

In the north we had skinheads (basically the klans little sibling version). They lived up the hill from us and went to my high school. The same high school that someone was comfortable enough to come dressed as the klan for Halloween. Yeah my youth was filled to the brim with racism. I'm a Gen Xer myself. And yes I'm mad, because I know my life was not what a normal life should have depicted. And he forgot to mention how most of those rappers were talking about the struggles of being black in America

[@claville12345]

I am Gen x, and he is lying through his teeth. For yt people race has never been bad, at any time because it was never bad for them, 50's,60's, 70's on up, it was never bad for them. They were comfortable while black people were catching hell.

[@militantsloth9765]

Amen. I don't have conversations with them about race at all. It is a waste of time.

[@debralady9934]

Love mr red beard ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SugaRumBrown]

Dumebi 👑, thank you for your understanding, compassion and grace on this discussion, as an african american (millennial) ❤🙏🏾 I enjoyed what you had to say on this topic.

[@DumebiLea]

You’re so welcome sister 💜

[@Ahumaan]

I remember in the 90s my mother let me play outside, but then she came out looking for me panicking. Usually, she would have whipped me because I was out of sight for her but this time she was too worried to get me in the house just like all the other parents were because we live in a predominantly black neighborhood in the Ku Klux Klan was marching through our neighborhoods. I remember looking at them from outside of the window of our house in Columbus, Georgia and yes, I’m a millennial.

[@DumebiLea]

Wow! I can just picture this.. I’m imagining the horrors that came with them to inflict such fear in black people

[@Ahumaan]

@@DumebiLea yeah the worst part about it is a lot of these people were government officials running the town which is why it was sanctioned. I’m never going to forget the hood and torches.

[@lkeke35]

Im mad because when Gen X was going through the crack epidemic when the white Gen Xers and Boomers sat on their behinds and said and did nothing about it. Some of them openly said they didn't care! And now that those chickens have come home to roost in the form of the Opioid epidemic, and deaths of despair, these people are crying to the government about how they need help. They would have help right today if they'd bothered to care when we was going through it back in the 80s and 90s!

[@TheRealMexiBarbie]

I’m so glad I found your channel! Your videos are incredibly powerful, and the way you highlight the injustices Black people face is deeply impactful. As a Mexican-American Latina, I resonate with your mission and fully support the cause. Thank you for sharing these important stories and doing such meaningful work. Also, you’re absolutely stunning!

[@QueenD491]

I was born in 84. My mom moved to FL in the late 80s. Small place where her mother & sisters live. I will never forget it. I was about 10 or 11, Christmas time, just finished taking my Lil sister to see "santa" and on the way home, right by the court house there they were, the clans men, full robe, with the pointed hats and some without. They were handing out flyers to anyone who looked like them and shouted racial slurs to everyone else. I thought as a child this was crazy but police in full uniform was right there with them. My mom explained to us what we were seeing. I will never forget that day. As I got older I have found out soooo much about that place. During the time of slavery this place did make it in #2 ranking out of the US for hanging POC. The "Hanging Tree" is STILL in front of the court house and ppl LITERALLY come from all over to see and take pics w/this tree and even to see the old plantation houses that are still up and preserved for their "enjoyment." There are even little museums in the area where u can see all of the disgusting things our ppl went through that these yt ppl enjoy reminiscing on. So many POC that work at the court house will literally tell you about the old side of the court house, where the "hanging tree" is at that you can still hear the voices of Black People the think and feel were hung in that tree. Idk where this fool was at but I will be 40 in June and I have definitely seen those fools. They're our police offices, judges, doctors and lawyers, etc. They have never left.

[@michelehill4219]

In Santee, San Diego California if you are blk any age, you best be home before the shadows come bc thats when the crosses start burning all ove in the distance. Thats going on as we comment! Stop acting as if you dont know or understand bc YOU DO! It's just not a thing bc ots NOT EFFECTING YTPPL AS A WHOLE😢😢😢

[@LilliLamour]

I grew up in San Diego. Mostly in South East Daygo, and you are telling the truth. No Black person wanted to get caught in Santee at sunset. And, let's not forget the head of the KKK lived in Fallbrook.

[@F_Y_F_T_Y]

Ooooh baby red beard came with receipts ate a full plate and left NO CRUMBS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cwalker6911]

Can we say Rodney King? I’m a millennial and when I was 6, my palm colored neighbor stated I could not be as smart as her because I was black…. in 6th grade I had a palm colored student ask if my hair was real because it was long …. 😐 😅like I’m a whole generation after and look mildly racially ambiguous and this was just a taste of my experience. Tf is this man talking about?!

[@Gen_X_Rosey]

Hi, Dumebi Lea! I'm Gen-X and have done a whole video on my channel a few weeks back where I talk about some of the "ray-to-the-cism" that I've experienced. I even used that word specifically, because I liked how you used it, and I believe I gave you credit in the video when I used it. Anyway, it was one of the scariest things that happened to me, and it scarred me. I'm pretty sure I have PTSD or CPTSD from some of the things I've suffered along with that. I'll admit that when I was growing up in the 80s, I wore those rose-colored glasses, thinking things were getting "better". My best friends in high school in the 90s were the white kids because we bonded over loving the same type of music (hard rock and heavy metal). But at the end of the day, I was still black. My former best friend's husband's brother was QUICK to hone in on that and targeted me for it. To this day, I still shudder thinking about it. So, while I have never seen a clansman (to my knowledge), I have witnessed ray-to-the-cists and I have seen skinheads (who in Alabama were known ray-to-the-cists). And that was in the 1990s. So for this Southern Trump Supporter from my Generation to hop online, dropping the names of black celebrities he liked, as if that crap is supposed to somehow convince me, he could miss me with all of that. I've not forgotten watching the Rodney King b*ating. I can't forget the L.A. Riots that resulted from those four officers being acquitted. I haven't forgotten people in my own family who have fallen victim to crack. I can't forget the things I have gone through, that showed me... 'No, things have not gotten any better.' They never got better. It's just being recorded now.

[@ebonywatson9939]

I’m so over them. Otherwise I would be angry all the time. They’re irrelevant

[@AlyceEvette]

I’m from Cleveland, and I vividly remember the KKK rally in downtown that mayor Mike White had to sign off on in the spirit of free speech.

[@nayslaygtfoutmyway8279]

So the prooblem isnt black ppl, its him. He grew up with black ppl apparently, so what happened that he never had a chance to experience what his black counterparts have experienced? He partook of the culture but clearly never had real black friends......if he did, he would've had empathy for them.

[@JermaineBates-yp6lr]

Because they not in white robes no more they wearing them badges boys in blue

[@Yonnie2436]

We are not angry. We are trying to live our lives.. But, for some strange reason, we live rent-free in your simply heads. GEN X '76🙋🏾‍♀️ PS: we personally don't give a damn.

[@SleepyTimeSensation]

Gen-x here. I had a great childhood until I didn't. I remember moving to Illinois to a small town with a bunch of friends for work. The owner of the company helped us find a place to live. Out of his mouth, after we moved in, he said, I chose this location because it was a racist area. He told us we could live around the thieves (black people) are the racist. I remember waking up at 2 a.m. to a rally going on outside our building. I hated living there but I was stuck there for 6 months. Going to get to mail was dangerous. The only time we didn't have to constantly watch over our shoulders was at the movies (it was near the black community) So we watched a lot of movies on the weekend. Oh, and we were safe when we were with the boss's son

[@msdeethehoneybeewilson4681]

Because we deal with racial ptsd.

[@vanellesmith4598]

Who is this "we"??? I expect nothing less from Mzungu...

[@nicolevt1646]

It’s funny I was born in 95 and have seen a kkk rally. I must have been 4 and my mom and aunt told us to hide and stay quiet.

[@nikolewright7248]

Please also research what happened to a young black girl named Latasha Harlins in the early 90s in LA. Love your videos by the way 💖

[@Unapologetikallyblaque]

I’m 45 and I watched the Klan march in Martinsville VA on MLK day when is was in high school in the 90s.

[@amablogreactions]

In Modern day America, there are still towns that black people can't enter in America 🙄

[@tennillepayne9605]

“When’s the first time you ever saw a man die, when’s the first time you saw a crackhead” This..

[@sunflowerthegoddess1737]

I'm surprised that nobody mentioned . The Oprah Winfrey show . In 1987 she went to Forseight county Georgia . An all white county . That did not want to integrate ! And there were actual Klansmen on the show ! This was all happening . At the same time . That Michael Jackson was sitting on top the world ! Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls were WOWING the world . Eddie Murphy and Spike Lee were blow'N out da water . At the Box office ! Whitney Houston was showing them . That a black girl . With the voice of angel . Laced with old skool soul and the gospel of the church . Could OWN THE POP CHARTS 💣💥💥💥💥! And when the Reverend Jessie Jackson and the Push Rainbow coalition . Had a major presence in the democratic political party . And great run ! For the White House . So don't keep talking about . How we didn't face racism or discrimination . BECAUSE WE DID 😤😤😤❗️Rodney King wasn't the only one . That faced such levels of brutality ... He was just the first one . That we actually caught on tape 📹 🙄❗️

[@moneyvegas]

I was born in the 80s, was a teen in the 90s and became an adult in the early 2000s. As a New Yorker there's always been a rift when it comes to race. This is America. I remember I worked overnight at Target putting theft cases together. One of the managers was frustrated and came into the security office where I was watching cameras with my boss. Dude said "OMG Im just so frustrated. We need to just hire more wyte people". I turned around with the death stare and he tried so hard to apologize. Mind you the overnight crew that was restocking the store were Africans, African Americans, Caribbean folks, Afro Latinos and Hispanics. So fuck this dude in the video cause race relations has always been shitty here.

[@MsRecee]

He tell ppl I have a black friend. But they just coworkers.😢😮

[@zibelebruciebenubrucieb8850]

We love your channel

[@mimosaexperience]

I would like to see a video with you talking about how you felt about black Americans, and how now you learned and you’re more educated on black Americans, but what was your first views of us? People have certain views because they don’t know, they only know of us through TV land, Americas TV land, at one point I didn’t like my people because of what I saw on TV when I was little, however, when I got older, it was something different, my mother and father never spoke badly of anyone🥰

[@Sustaslife]

20:02 They not like us

[@Lady_Truth]

You should've played all the stitches

[@oleeshanorris5343]

How they got memory loss about the flaming hot cheeto

[@Yahshuaismyeverything]

That's why Yahweh chosen us first

[@jasibae00]

He's a Trump supporter. Enough said🤦🏾‍♀️🙄🤡

[@deanivan3951]

Sending love and a big hug back 😁🙏🏾

[@brerobinson7058]

Can you start posting the tik tok names of the different creators you have in you video?

[@briafx]

Thank you for learning us

[@DannMacDougall-wp2or]

White Australian woman gender. 13 at the time of Rodney King and will never forget it. Was reading about South African and its horrific situation around this time. I cannot understand how an American that went to school, had access to media etc doesn't understand...

[@ninaj.4885]

This one lady said it perfectly. She basically said we hung out and thought ya'll were cool until you turned into your parents.

[@vatisarivers5284]

😂HE IS REALLY TRIPPING 😮AND AMAZINGLY DMNB

[@henryteague7490]

Great video. I bet he doesn't see color either.

[@leathiafails]

I was born in 76 and I don’t no what he talking about it was not we are the world back then

[@gaildavis7900]

YOU WAIT ON THAT APOLOGY SIR!!!

[@traceyannmiller1287]

We have reached a point of not giving a cropped

[@fikiswambele4749]

Yoh yoh yoh ayi mannn whats going in America im in south Africa and im still afraid to speak to some white ppl

[@sheilakosoff5806]

Another fun fact Bernhard Goetz American vigilante who rose to national fame when he shot four African American males on a New York City subway train on December 22, 1984. The event was notable for triggering widespread debate about race and crime in America.

[@bailey9642]

This man said MF you, MF that wreath of a family tree you have 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@Rhiaanon]

I am a Blk GenX woman from Chicago. Where I lived (1970’s) there were these railroad tracks separating Blk and wyt neighborhoods…and a convenient store just across the tracks.Several times my friends and I were chased by groups of wyt teenagers when we tried to go to that store. In the 1980’s, my wyt high school accounting teacher told us she did not like Blk people.(blk high school)

[@EfeAikpokhio]

It is they are not well informed.

[@yahainHotPink]

Love you Dumebi Lea. You are a dear woman. 💐❤

[@DumebiLea]

Thank you so much! I’ve missed reading your comments. How are you doing? And your family? 💜

[@chastitylampkin6028]

Definitely prejudice Athens tx, prejudice Marshall tx , prejudice Longview tx , pr prejudice waskom,tx. Christine chastity Lampkin t.v. evil Ruston Louisiana !!!!

[@Kemp-m2v]

In the 90s I will get pulled over at 16 years of age every Friday night simply because I was black

[@ephitania]

He mentioned rappers but obviously he wasn't "listening" and "hearing" what they were rapping about. And I wish they would just STOP TELLING US HOW WE SHOULD FEEL about our experiences!!!

[@creativekg]

Why do we stay rent free in their heads? At this point their antics have become hilarious. The mainstream media has some a number on these folks but oh well. We’re so good on this bs.

[@mini_g8948]

Ummm.... as Xennial, I remember seeing crosses being burnt in shopping center that held the few black-owned stores in my area growing up. I remember recuitment flyers for Skinheads and similar groups being stapled to telephone poles in my neighborhood throughout the 90s and 2000s..... not sure where this guy lived but the 80s-2000s was not as "chill" as he seems to remember it all over the US.