Why This Black Girl Saved a KKK Member’s Life

[@sondersaga1366]

Whether or not she helped him overcome his racism through her kindness, she definitely stopped it from being passed down to the next generation with his son

[@meg-alodon22]

Well said 👏👏👏

[@L333gok]

Sadly, this is probably true

[@ramennoodles2589]

​@@L333gokSadly?

[@RenataTalvik]

​@@ramennoodles2589they probably meant that sadly the guy she saved most likely didn't change his beliefs

[@thesauceisme]

Yeah, you don’t know that

[@Evanster1212]

“You can’t beat goodness into a person” is such a good line

[@Nagvanshieus]

Both the 3×k members and that lady were obese, USA should fix it's obesity problem

[@shmelzy82]

you can’t make kkk members good at all.

[@RavenPeake]

And besides, it wouldn't be used to go against the whole point. The dude and his ilk would use it to make some point about how bad everyone else while completely forgetting the history of that organization. No matter how bad we want to hurt those who want to hurt us.

[@kagakai7729]

They weren't trying to beat kindness into him I think

[@colbymathisen6325]

My dad's belt begged to differ

[@dudeguy1894]

"You can't beat goodness into someone." DAMN

[@galaxyomega2839]

A lesson unfortunately never be learn

[@togepyton1688]

Say that to Asian parents

[@slim9978]

Wow

[@Mr_Astro-Vera]

@@togepyton1688💀 💀 💀 💀 💀 💀 💀

[@RiRiRiPoks]

@@togepyton1688 yeah true

[@miguelfeliz9908]

All that for a “you’re one of the good ones, Keisha”

[@Spoiledkittyyyy]

Fr 😭😭😭

[@SweetWasabi]

crazy his own clan couldn’t even help him😂🤣

[@AkaiOtinashi]

Pretty much

[@femboyshitposter676]

Numb nuts that would be a brawl ​@@SweetWasabi

[@ShitpostingJoJo]

I dunno, bro 😅 I'd like to think that even if the old man didn't change his ways, his son's way of seeing things from that moment on is DEFINITELY gonna be different. 🙏🏻🗿 One can definitely change the world, one act of kindness at a time.

[@ladyT_VR46]

From an 18 year old: "you can't beat goodness into someone" 😢

[@mogreen1232]

Sellout

[@Mika-ph6ku]

@@mogreen1232You part of the problem

[@thesouthernhistorian4153]

​@@mogreen1232fuck off asshole, she's a far better person than you'll ever be

[@cierraword6056]

​@@mogreen1232Shut up.

[@joejackson9295]

​@mogreen1232 She's not a sellout... she's a young good person. She understands...What God pointed out. It has to stop somewhere.

[@thomasmendoza4950]

I had the pleasure of meeting her at her restaurant in Crockett,Texas and she is one of the nicest souls i have ever met. Keshia Cafe is the name and the food is phenomenal

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

Sounds like it would be a great place to eat if it wasn’t in Texas. I hope she can escape that hellhole state and move somewhere decent, where there are more good people like her.

[@brandicaudill8539]

There are so many comments from people personally knowing her on this video- all saying the same things- she’s a hell of a woman. Someone was even talking about how she risked her life during a shooting by stopping and making someone get into her car. What a legacy this woman is going to leave.

[@GlendaClarke-ir2cd]

​@@timberwolfdtproductions3890After all this time, why would she leave? 🤔🤨

[@Satellaview1889]

@@GlendaClarke-ir2cd Because it's Texas. It's never to late to get the heck out of there. /j

[@bluehalo8604]

​@@timberwolfdtproductions3890 It's crazy but so many of us have roots here that go back generations. I couldn't imagine leaving for good. Good or bad, it's home.

[@marywilliams9496]

She stayed in my apartments in Houston 2018-20ish, she really IS a good person. I did security at my apartments, there was a shooting at the front gate. Bullets flying past me as she was coming home, she literally stopped her car and told me to jump in like in the movies😂. That's twice I know of. Everyone in the neighborhood knew her as an activis, and a great cook👍🏽👏🏾

[@tativanii3245]

Your so lucky to have lived close to her she has angels surrounding her ♥️

[@marywilliams9496]

@@tativanii3245 Yes indeed, fearless lady💪🏽

[@countessnic9809]

​@@marywilliams9496 Hello 👋🏻 If you ever see Keisha Thomas again, please let her know thousands of us here on this YT comment section, that we appreciate her and wish her peace and love and tremendously respect her and actions. 🧡🕊️ I'm sorry you were hurt, Keisha. I would've protected you sweetie. Its amazing that you overcame the hurt people caused you. God bless you and keep you safe from harm. Love and respect, Monica.

[@marywilliams9496]

@@countessnic9809 Will do👍🏽

[@Dr.Wilson.Christson.Ph.D]

SHE'S AN ANGEL ​@@tativanii3245

[@candlewick7328]

Sad he never thanked her. Amazing action on her part but what a scumbag

[@LeisireRubi0]

Yea I know life doesn’t always end in fairy tales but ngl i was expecting a total 180° in his behavior because of that good experience

[@korhol2065]

@@LeisireRubi0you can’t expect a 180 personality swap, that stuff just comes naturally

[@ahelpfulname]

@@LeisireRubi0Sadly personality switches like that dont happen irl unless time passes, hopefully that man realizes sooner down the line and apologize to her

[@Pokemon2black]

She is the type of who deserves undying loyalty.

[@Lady8D]

Undying loyalty is a very dangerous idea but yeah, she seems like an amazing person and I hope that strength & integrity is still in her today! She'd get my vote

[@Pokemon2black]

She knew how and when to truly fight back

[@samuraitadpole5459]

She's gonna protect the wrong person and that's one less person we'll have

[@MitzuMage]

​@@samuraitadpole5459 or she's just breaking that chain of violence, as she said you can't beat up someone into changing their whole mindset but what she did would've said a thousand more words than beating him within an inch of his life.

[@shauryamukherjee8273]

​@@MitzuMageu can beat their mindset because if their dead they don't have that mindset

[@Connor-wj5ep]

I hope he eventually left the organization afterwards. Truly a horrible organization. The girl who saved him is an incredible person.

[@maccy4829]

I seriously doubt he changed in any way after this

[@shannonweatherly3940]

@@maccy4829At least his kid had his perspective changed

[@basegod442]

@@shannonweatherly3940I’m almost certain the kid had no racist views even prior to this incident. You can’t beat goodness into someone but you can rarely teach it into them either.

[@rockyplayz7953]

What’s KKK organization????? Guys I know what it is knkw Ty for saying

[@TheCowArmys]

@@rockyplayz7953 racist organization that kills members of other races

[@naturaliron9726]

She saved the life of someone who wouldn't even spit in her direction. That's heroic if i've ever heard it

[@MelonieG85]

More like who'd spit on her. But yep she sure did

[@pineapple_yt761]

second picture look like demon from insidious

[@Adminium21]

You don't know shit about the man. He immediately got dogpiled and beaten by people based on how he looks. But the KKK are a real threat, even to this day, huh.

[@the-neo]

😂😂​@@pineapple_yt761

[@eigna8914]

I wouldn't want no one to spit in my direction. Wtf

[@jjcymbolic]

I've been hurt before. I don't wish it on my worst enemy. I love that quote. You can't beat goodness in him

[@courtneypennington4613]

Her kindness spoke volumes! "An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind "

[@Papa_G_Weezy]

Underrated comment

[@SZOblivion]

Let the world be blind then

[@juztkei]

@@SZOblivion that would be a very horrible place.

[@j4sho748]

Woee... That was deep

[@Sm0key_Rates]

@@juztkei it’s already a horrible place being blind, won’t make it worse

[@cherylcorbett5829]

She stopped the cycle, at least in his family. I hope she’s had an amazing life, truly a strong woman ❤️

[@mogreen1232]

@@cherylcorbett5829 I hope she doesn’t. Siding with that thing

[@maxbrewster245]

@mogreen1232 Your comment shows you are just as vile and evil as "that thing" you spoke of.

[@terri2494]

@@mogreen1232 Asking for mercy isn’t siding with him. She may have saved his attackers long prison sentences for murder. Also, these situations can escalate quickly, and inspire retaliation. Her plea for mercy is more likely to change the heart of people like him than the attack by an angry mob. Now if he had actually been attacking people physically it would be a different story.

[@Cantetinza17]

I don't know if she stopped it, but she sure did delay it.

[@Kwahzutah]

@@mogreen1232I am genuinely curious: do you say things like this and really believe that you are being a good person? This baffles me. I cannot wrap my head around wanting another person to have a bad experience.

[@user-qz9bu7mh5f]

Kisha, wherever you are, you have a heart of gold. Be blessed

[@Carmen-us1ew]

Someone on here said she has a really good restaurant in Texas. She'd be in her 50s now. ❤

[@MsVakong]

​@Carmen-us1ew He said she was only 18 in 1996, which would make her 46 now.

[@rq9496]

She's a fool.

[@STOPlying-bu2bt]

Naw that is the heart of a racoon. No REAL black person with integrity of self would not do that.

[@Sm0key_Rates]

She better never do that dumb shit again

[@czechball6641]

Yeah sorry as a person of color I wouldn’t be so kind as them.

[@BrotherhoodofSteelRecruiter]

I’m white and if I saw some bitch with a nazi tattoo I wouldn’t be as kind

[@zorpzablelegaginlabbl]

everyone is a person of color

[@zorpzablelegaginlabbl]

also you havent heard the countless stories of people from different groups showing small bits of kindness and it changes their whole mind (making them have a positive outlook)? this is a great example of one of the best ways racism can hopefully, other than entirely abolishing the use of race outside of where its actually necessary.

[@thingwithahoodie]

Still ​@@zorpzablelegaginlabbl not a good excuse for what they have done to people in the past

[@WomanRoaring]

Thats ok. As a pastey person, sometimes we're embarrassed by how horrible people can be and karma gets them. He was just lucky she was nice to him. He didn't deserve it.

[@FamousByCommenting]

The 18 year old girl has the wisdom of an old person...

[@Danie1_l]

Yeahhh, not every old person has “wisdom”

[@Bxu021]

That’s what happens when you’re put in a tough situation when you’re young.

[@nourah5033]

Wisdom is wasted on the old

[@Kip_Star]

@@Danie1_l A lot of them do

[@Riley-v7l]

No?

[@chriscolombie4135]

“You can’t beat goodness into someone “ that’s a hard ass line damn lady

[@chriskelso723]

Now, if only we all could teach that to religion and government.

[@chriscolombie4135]

@@chriskelso723 I mean I don’t religion in it’s self wishes to beat goodness into people, it’s more so those in power in that religion that skew a lot of things, I’ve seen very good religious down to earth people

[@jaxsienplays9884]

Nah f that

[@paicemaster6855]

this is definitely true. best case senario the man stops being openly racist but still spreads it in private. worst case he is even more hateful of black people

[@LagoonaGhoul12]

@@chriscolombie4135seen just as many regular religious people beating and abusing their own children and family members

[@josephdavies5075]

She also probably stopped a lot of people getting murder charges

[@priskruger314]

❤

[@PoutingScout]

That part is unfortunate. Guy didn’t even have the balls to say thank you after his life was saved while he was actively spreading hate. Not worth saving

[@Demoonz]

@@PoutingScoutbro everyone is worth saving, what are you on?

[@arbialba]

@@PoutingScouteveryone in the world deserves to live what

[@PoutingScout]

@@Demoonz ah yes saving a man who’s personality is that they are in a hate group should be saved. You like nazis too?

[@kassierose697]

"You may have hosted angels unaware." This woman is an angel.

[@Astros_in_space]

"You can't beat goodness into someone" God that's such a good line

[@Liberator1917]

But you can beat the evil out. Just look at how the nazis were handled.

[@Astros_in_space]

@@Liberator1917 random...but fair ig

[@Mayakran]

@@Liberator1917the Germans were supported and rehabilitated post-WWII.

[@chaoticcow4357]

​@@Mayakranto be fair the KKK has been around since the 1860s. H*tler was literally inspired by their ideals, and even took alot of things from their books. Also, it wasnt a choice for the germans to join the war or not. If you were a man and you were capable of going to war, you were sent out. Or you'd be accused of resisting against the movement. Its not even really comparable. Members of the KKK have full free will to join or not. They made the conscious decision to join. I respect the woman, but I will NEVER respect that man or the fact he took advantage of her kindness. He will most likely continue spewing the same thing, and I don't think it was totally irrational for the protestors to chase him down. He did not belong in that crowd and he knew it.

[@itsentdev]

@@Mayakran The Nazi leadership and worst offenders were not. Bad analogy.

[@TheDramacist]

"He didn't thank her himself" but at least his son learnt an invaluable lesson about forgiveness and equality

[@magicturtel]

He almost lost his dad but she saved him

[@Mysterious_Oswald]

Invaluable?

[@antoinedube-cote155]

@@Mysterious_Oswalda value that can’t be defined

[@PinkPinkiapig]

@@antoinedube-cote155JavaScript error ahh reply

[@badger6512]

Kinda pissed me off when I heard that not gonna lie. She put herself in danger for this piece of shit and didn’t even get a thank you from him? She’s really a selfless woman, my lord🙏🏾❤️

[@MundaneBrain]

Pathetic of the man to not even thank her. Disgusting.

[@sbfairy]

Not only that but he probably resented her on some level. I’m sure his fellow…haters probably shamed him for “letting” her protect him. He might have even lost his membership. Personally I hope he was just too ashamed of himself and couldn’t face her. Either way it was a d*ck move.

[@StarM-z4v]

Doesn't surprise me a bit

[@cierraword6056]

His racism wouldn't allow it. It goes against everything he's been telling himself his whole life.

[@dora_thedestroyer]

​@@sbfairyYeah but at the same time he couldn't just get up and walk away.

[@terintiaflavius3349]

Yes but how many people paused and thought about their beliefs after this incident. That is where the value is.

[@kubs1162]

Some people don’t deserve saving

[@ccio_ccio1246]

"You cant beat goodness into someone" MS LOVELY IS SPITTING FACTS

[@jaxsienplays9884]

Nah kkk suck

[@Won_core]

FRR

[@VesperJester]

Who said they were trying to do that? Because that’s the last thing Black ppl are thinking of when trying to beat down on a white extremist.

[@Kiaxe]

Tell that to my parents

[@billyannecrews6651]

The fact the man himself don’t thank her is unnerving

[@champpit1]

No its not it's the nature.

[@donnalevel8070]

The son did, that speaks louder😉

[@Twin-1985]

That's what hatred does...it blinds them. They can't see anything but the hatred.

[@hititholdit8456]

Keisha need to mind her business​@@Twin-1985

[@specialkay4329]

Yeah, his hate runs too deep to come to her himself. He surely would not be here today, were it not for her.

[@Calcifurr]

Two wrongs don’t make a right. And her protecting him showed that she had more humanity in her than the hate did. She chose compassion to save someone who hated her.

[@altonobey9840]

But wear is the compassion for black people when we get shot down like dogs

[@blackbeauty5811]

Deep

[@cassandrawashington1401]

👏🏽💯

[@Goofycommentfinder]

Of course but her choosing not to go out of her way to protect someone that hates her wouldn’t be a wrong or hate

[@blap9467]

Yeah but a lot of these black people are gonna hate and blame white people for the past and a lot of white people are gonna hate black people for the negative things only some of them do.

[@Docwit]

Wow.. "You can't beat goodness into someone". Im speechless. 🧠💪

[@lizzykayOT7]

Some people are really just filled with that kind of light that leaves me stunned sometimes. What an amazing human.

[@biryataco8191]

I don't care what I think about someone's beliefs, I'm not gonna let them get murdered just because I disagree with them. I didn't know that was stunning

[@ReBornArt80]

Well said

[@Let_me_get_a_name.-_-]

More importantly she got tracked down by his son... isn't that more concerning?

[@earthtoasmaa]

​@Let_me_get_a_name.-_- he probably just found her through social media to thank her

[@rodenjaldinhartsough5739]

@@earthtoasmaaProbably not. Did you look at when this took place

[@AllanaRace]

I heard about this one time as a kid. I was watching Teen Titans, the episode where someone calls Starfire slurs for the whole episode, and he's about to die and she uses all her strength to save him, even as he keeps pushing her away, and he looks at her like "why would a *slur* want to help me?!" As an insult to how she's supposed to be mindlessly violent and stupid. And she goes "just because you don't value my life, doesn't mean I don't value YOURS" which is a really powerful line. Anyway I told my mom about it, so we looked up a bunch of examples of people doing exactly this. Honestly, weather this happens or not is probably an indicator of weather your on the right side (Edit: to the two or three people going "lol you censored a fictional slur" no I just didn't remember what the word was I remembered the episode. You however are deeply weird for noticing. It's just bizarre behavior.)

[@Retro_Ra]

I remember that episode. Teen Titan did such a great job of exploring the human condition.

[@collinsa8909]

Wether.

[@AllanaRace]

@@collinsa8909 cool dude. Knew that, this was just a KZbin comment typed with minimal mental energy so I didn't bother to proofread. You just look pretentious when you correct people like that

[@collinsa8909]

@@AllanaRace weather has more character than wether and u made the same mistake TWICE. Didn't proofread or don't know how to spell?

[@AllanaRace]

@@collinsa8909 characters*

[@kkemp221]

This is what is ment with 'do not return evil for evil' Respect

[@AnnaH4R]

Indeed!!

[@kumanedayo6915]

Dosen t the bible say an eye for an eye

[@ArterifikCollective]

Slave masters beat that into us. So we won't revolt.. Same as : "The meek shall inherit the earth". Wake up

[@ArterifikCollective]

​@@kumanedayo6915😅yeah we've been taught to follow the doctrines that only favor our oppressors.

[@kkemp221]

@@kumanedayo6915 bible books exodus, leviticus and deuteromony. However there is alot of discussion if justice is done to punish this rigid because there is often a reason for committing a crime. If a beggar has stolen some food because he is hungry do you have to chop of his hand because its the law while its also the law to give beggars some money (zakat, muslim) so who is to blame?

[@pseudonymphmusic7721]

He didn’t deserve her kindness but I admire her nonetheless.

[@benitaking3319]

He never thanked her personally ...... Thank TMH that selfishness had not bound the heart of his son.

[@Rhaspun]

Change happens. Maybe it's not as fast as people want but it happens.

[@JeremiahBorders]

​@Rhaspun honey he showed up to the March looking for trouble. The only person was he was the only one there from his group. Had his friends been there he would've made his stance even more known. When someone shows you who they are believe them the first time!

[@NcessNasya]

What is TMH again? Teenage Mutant Heroes?

[@user-lh7mt7zo7l]

@@JeremiahBorders "He was asking to be murdered for his offensive beliefs" lmao nice victim blaming. I doubt you'd say the same of a black person in a KKK rally or southern community.

[@azuki_O]

It proves that the good you make can change hearts. Maybe not of the people you want to change but the next generations.

[@gabzsy4924]

He was "hiding" with an SS tattoo, confederate flag shirt and a biker leather vest? 😅

[@staceyg861]

They probably couldn't see his tattoo and he had a vest over his shirt. Until attention was brought to him, nobody payed any attention to his clothes. You cant say it didn't change him. It all happened so fast at that time. Once he thought about it, it could have changed him mentally. But so many of them are ashamed to admit the change in front of their friends and others alike. There is a lot of older people who, in their hearts, have changed. They will not admit it in any way, but will not participate in anything racist. They will find any reason not to join in the racist acts instead of just saying this is wrong!

[@popstarkiller28]

Nobody said the Klan was smart. No one. Ever.

[@Bnsfz382]

He must have been high and drunk. That is thought he was invisible or incognito.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@KyleReece-pk3og]

It is a possibility that 99% of that crowd didn't know what the SS tattoo meant or what shirt he was wearing.. And it took one or two people to rile up that crowd.. Most young people don't know American history let alone European history.. We won't even mention Geography.. Cudos to that brave young lady for demonstrating the values of being a decent human being..

[@youngjaki]

IKR? 😂😂😂

[@LFMteehee]

Imagine being so racist you cannot personally thank someone who literally risked their life saving yours. That women has a good soul.

[@maxbrewster245]

He was probably too humiliated, learning through her selfless act how wrong he has been his whole life hating black people for no reason.

[@JamesTodorovich]

​​@@maxbrewster245i mean was he wrong? They legit just beat him and almost murdered him here just because he was standing there. He was in crowd, as they said so clearly wasn't involved at least with this specific instance. All he learned was she was a good person, not that they as a whole are he probably learned nothing, because they proved everything right to him.

[@kabiradeyemi4889]

@@JamesTodorovichWow! A racist’s logic..

[@Elizabean1984]

​@@JamesTodorovich "Why do these people hate me, all I do is say they should go back to being slaves?" Ahhhhh mentality We all know you're racist now, lil bro.

[@mogreen1232]

@@JamesTodorovichin your head the klan is the victim right? She shouldn’t have saved him. America should’ve handled them a long time ago. But no it didn’t matter how many black lives they took let’s keep pandering to their feelings

[@cam5816]

“Hiding among them” *white guy wearing a confederate flag shirt with an SS tattoo*

[@SirPhudgewick]

She could have left him to die, but she decided to save him. She is the one most selfless person ive ever heard of.

[@Im_Here2]

that pfp is so freaking cursed

[@Cthulhuwarlord]

@@Im_Here2i love how somehow the most wholesome comments most of the time come from profiles with the cursed profile images lol

[@BeanMan-The-bean]

Elmo has been through it

[@kyrollos777]

Dude. Jesus Christ.. have you not heard about Jesus Christ.

[@Im_Here2]

@@kyrollos777 I'm pretty sure instead of saying "the one most selfless", he meant to say "one of the most selfless" If that's true, then yes, that obviously includes Jesus

[@AmaryInkawult]

The only thing you beat into people is fear, hate, and resentment.

[@mooseisloose2906]

I think it also beat away the racism

[@MajinManGTZ]

You're a retard for thinking that​@@mooseisloose2906

[@rhoydplaz2853]

​@@mooseisloose2906it doesn't

[@ThisAintAYTHandlee]

As you should to a person who beats fear, hate and resentment into other people.

[@catsnwhales]

@@ThisAintAYTHandleeIt won’t solve anything.

[@CasondraFeitzinger]

Wow this actually brought tears to my eyes. Hate is easy.. loyalty and honor takes humility and sacrifice. Bless this beautiful woman!!!!

[@BeingTrueLove]

Ikr

[@charadeswithcaution]

STFU! Who was she being "loyal" to? An ungrateful pig skin serpent seed? Foh

[@felisabrown3886]

Beautifully spoken Beloved 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐😘

[@rgw1380rw]

She shouldn't have helped him.

[@vondahe]

And the parents who instilled those values in her!

[@kiddo2438]

That's going to always be our problem. Protecting those that wish us harm.

[@chinesestateagent69]

applies a lot more to whites

[@Spoiledkittyyyy]

Exactly knowing how many black lives that the kkk has ruined and k1lled and still went to defend this man is crazy!

[@Ab97121]

This was extremely noble but very unfortunate that the reality is that if roles were reversed she probably wouldn’t have lived. People like her are too good for this world.

[@tiltedtexan1980]

People like her are exactly who we need more of in this world

[@QuietStorm87]

Sadly the roles were reversed around 40 years prior. He didn’t survive. His name was Emmett Till.

[@NW7386]

​@@QuietStorm87 RIP Yusef Hawkins

[@ejikemeuwaejelonu1935]

very true and very sad

[@lucha0075db]

Good or stupid?? Wouldn’t surprise me if she married a white guy

[@ByGraceThroughFaith27]

To lay down your life for another is the purest form of love. God bless this woman her crowns and rewards in heaven will be numerous!!!

[@champpit1]

You have to understand CONTEXT!!! SMH

[@JordanMcjohnson-gl6po]

And is also the true face of love Cox if not for love's sake could christ have sacrifice his life for we ungrateful humans 😢❤❤

[@ForemotherJudith]

She just went against God's will. There is a specific group of people in this earth who TMH says in the scriptures that HE has indignation towards forever!!! Let me give you a hint. It's the person that she protected...

[@jessicagrant335]

Huh?​@@ForemotherJudith

[@demos9836]

She didn't lay down her life, they just wanted his. Stop reaching

[@lornaginetteharrison7168]

He wouldn’t have done the same for her, unfortunately.

[@ZaxTax-h8t]

K

[@ICantThinkOfAFunnyHandle]

Somebody's gotta be the bigger man if we want this to end

[@ZaxTax-h8t]

@@ICantThinkOfAFunnyHandle this is true

[@WERTYUIO821]

That's the point. The moment she defended him, she became the bigger person. Whose ideas are then the more legitimate to the unbiased eye, the one strong enough to stop the masses from commiting a murder, or the one who would rather be part of a rac ist mass?

[@ElySky95]

​@@ICantThinkOfAFunnyHandleTrue, racism often generates even more racism and hate nowadays it's not the kkk but blm.

[@kassierose697]

This woman has a heart of gold

[@specialredd8031]

Dang he had so much hate inside he couldn't even say thank you himself.

[@edubb1luv100]

Exactly!! She should've never got involved. If it was the other way around she would've been left for dead!!

[@MixedChick1]

maybe he was too ashamed to do it so he asked his son to say thanks.

[@malwads1836]

​@@edubb1luv100Most likely he still was just as racist as ever......& as many wise folks have said "You don't love what hates you" because they're probably going to cause some form of harm to you in some kind of way.

[@homodeus8713]

@@edubb1luv100That’s why she’s a better person.

[@edubb1luv100]

@@homodeus8713 if you say so

[@matthewwoods622]

Decency is giving those kindness who don't deserve it.

[@paralegalkc]

With no thanks for saving his life

[@hegemonycricket2182]

​@@paralegalkcthanks is not required to do what is right. She was being virtuous, not virtue-signaling

[@ImFangzBro]

​@@hegemonycricket2182Required or not, he's not getting another chance if he doesn't.

[@rhoyalty1]

@matthewwoods622 powerful words!

[@dontbmadjusbcareful]

No, that's called Humanity.

[@macbeth462]

My mother died in early July this year after having a stroke after Memorial Day. She always told my sister and I to always treat people the way that you want to be treated. This young woman has the same mentality.

[@brooklynharris5536]

My Mom also died back in January from stroke complications. Prayers go out to you and your family. So sorry for your loss🙏🏾❤

[@Warlock-Pariah]

I say treat others the way they treat you.

[@Rainorshine004]

❤ 😇 🙏

[@MuppetsSh0w]

@warlock-pariah Then you're weak minded and not in control of your destiny because others have control over your action. You're just a pawn.

[@Warlock-Pariah]

@@MuppetsSh0w What makes you think that I'm going to take advice about self controll from someone who's name is associated with puppets? I am always in control. I have the option to choose what I do. Nobody is making me disrespect them. That sounds incredibly stupid to think somebody controlled my actions and made me treat them in a harsh manner. 😆 I choose to treat people how they treat me because that's what I choose to do. I could simply do the opposite but I have more self respect than that. You must be the other guy. You're the simpleton that gets punked and feels good about walking away. Keep telling yourself that you're in control. The world will prove you wrong.

[@coffinmyface4237]

"Incredibly" naw, tragically. Now, dont get me wrong, shes a wonderful person, but i have no sympathy for a racist.

[@anatiidae]

Exactly!! So many people in the comments acting like we are obligated the a the same a that racists need love and kindness and being held by their hands to be guided the right path like a toddler that misbehaved... smh 😅

[@Ihavethehighground69]

Same

[@zinzayzinzay3085]

Being saved by a black woman had to hurt him more😂

[@joshmoonXY]

"you can't beat kindness into someone". That's real

[@zakosist]

True, but it could still deter evil acts and set an example, even if its not out of kindness. What she did was still exeptionally brave and compassionate, and has the potential to actually turn things around, break the cycle of hate and turn who they rescued into a better person. But since he never thanked her that probably didnt happen here.

[@samuraitadpole5459]

​@@zakosistblack people have been kind to white people yet we were still treated the way we did. People like her are the problem ironically enough

[@dsan8742]

​@zakosist No bruh, beating people to change their mind literally leads nowhere and actually causes persistence of opposing views.

[@zakosist]

@americasmomloveeveryonenoe7517 That turned out way better than expected then. I thought the fact he didn't thank her personally, but her son did (could be without her dad even truly agreeing) was a sign he never changed and remained in his hateful attitude

[@vi0let831]

@americasmomloveeveryonenoe7517 Where did you get this information from? What was his name? I looked up Keisha Thomas to try to see who the man was but I found nothing on what his name was.

[@ernstpierre9644]

Sometimes I feel like the human species is just plain wicked, but story like this give me hope for humanity.

[@1diggitech]

Not a feeling it's facts & good thing you acknowledged it not all of us are but definitely an extremely large number of people have that mindset something that you should never ever overlook period stayed blessed ☝🏿

[@princessmorgan5444]

A story of a Delusional Woman saving someone who wants her dead gives you hope?? Good for you all it does is show me my People will never be free from Racism.

[@thepromking29]

Your concern is valid. Humans ain’t shit

[@anthonyolmos2771]

No greater evil than the evil of man..

[@princessmorgan5444]

@@anthonyolmos2771 Very well said

[@lisasummer701]

Some people don’t deserve to be helped

[@Val-Yob]

That’s why you got SA

[@MuppetsSh0w]

So you're saying he deserved to get executed by a mob because he is a bigot? You're just a weak person and a coward.

[@Narrow-Pather]

*Meaning that his dad is still a racist.* She did what was in her heart. His dad holds on to what's in his. The sadness comes with knowing that she could have lost her life for him....

[@HaveYouSeenMyCrèmeFraîche]

That's not the point of this at all

[@martincardenas8765]

That’s not what she said to take away from this

[@nikmills3578]

Assumption or troll, either way shut up ingrate

[@Mr.Mo_6]

He could be a closeted non racist, he has a life and probably has people in his life that would hate him if he didn’t take their side

[@LolGurrl91]

Seems like a bit of a minimization of what she did. The whole point of this is that she didn't choose what everyone else did, she chose to act on kindness because she knew what it was like to be hurt and she didn't want to be like the people who hurt, she wanted to be the one who helped because so many people wish that someone would have helped them in their time of need.

[@Zia-c2j]

I'm sure that man would not defend her in any way shape or form

[@creamusjones1568]

Exactly

[@mariabrown6926]

Bingo

[@MuppetsSh0w]

So what? Are you so pathetic you only do what others would have done? It means you're just a pawn.

[@Linsen_Chips]

Honestly, he didn't deserve being saved

[@aboi9865]

If he changed then it was for good

[@LucasTremaine]

What is wrong with you? Everyone deserves life, no matter who you are.

[@DaddyDraedon]

@@LucasTremainedefending a racist is crazy

[@LucasTremaine]

@@DaddyDraedon stop twisting my words. I’m not defending his actions, I’m defending life, if you have something against life, there is something wrong with you.

[@cko999]

​@@aboi9865Even if he didn't changed this story just embarrassed KKK supporters

[@amberknight400]

Spread love, not hate. That girl is special and a good role model.

[@mogreen1232]

@@amberknight400 love the klan? Smh she’s a sell out and you on his side

[@norman6694]

You have got to be kidding

[@NixonKeith-es1bb]

I AGREE ❤ now go and tell Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson and Pastor James David Manning the same message.

[@nicolebutler2860]

@@amberknight400 Good role model? For whom?

[@Ben-o5x6b]

Good role model😂😂 nah just more d@m propaganda bs lies to try and keep the attention and heat diverted away from the REAL r****** 🐺 in 🐑 clothing! WAKE ALLL THE WAY UP!!!

[@sbolden123]

Black people have been saving mzungu folks for years 😂🤷‍♂️💯

[@dennistonrockstone]

Right it's a waste of time

[@canesugar911]

Pathetic

[@zaynukem]

Yup all over Africa too smh 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@kimmypretty5335]

Sad and nobody says him

[@Mandyb05]

That's why we stay at the bottom while they use our heads to step on and advance 🤣🤣

[@Abaddon-pk6uy]

She said we shouldn't stoop to their level because we're better than that.

[@DJLDajjal]

Lmao. clearly some have never heard of xenophobia. and its not England who ate those who they deemed lesser being ,and called other people bush meat. a glass of fresh water to a ocean of salty water isn't going to change much of the saltiness that persists.

[@MrMoles01]

​@DJLDajjal English were one of the first to outlaw slavery. During the war of independence. They have letters from a English soldier that was disgusted that the Americans practice of slavery as he had never seen it and thought it was barbaric

[@DJLDajjal]

@@MrMoles01 exactly my point. Where the English have a dislike of the Irish, the Welsh and Scottish. People of Ireland were sent to America as slave workers, so slavery was not a race thing as much as black people seem to think. its hardly said how the Arab slavery really started the headache of the slave trade while Africa ended slavery only in the 2000's. and was highlighting how Africans will eat other Africans, like in the DRC etc. there is some real evil shit that still happens, like the muthi problem at times.

[@jesterparty6947]

​@@DJLDajjal so you're lying. The Irish were never slaves. They were indentured servants, a contractual agreement between a migrant and a sponsor. That never touched their human rights. And it was a race thing. You're a full blown racist that thinks black people are 3/5 person.

[@elhermanodejiren183]

@@DJLDajjal Slavery was definitely a race thing in the united states.

[@thesirenlei5778]

Nah I would’ve minded my business respectfully but go off

[@ResseDfa]

Call me heartless but some people ain’t worth saving

[@mistersimple1986]

White people or evil people?

[@josephspencer6257]

True

[@thisbushnell2012]

How to end generational bigotry

[@StarchieHalo]

He didn't even thank her

[@darkgaga16]

So full of it 😂

[@francisquebachmann7375]

​​@@StarchieHalo in the end the son did thank her which lead to ending the generational bigotry.

[@Personator9001]

Bigot is a cringe word

[@dizzyheads]

If only people were willing to do that It's always some other person's fault

[@honeyboo7549]

The son is a better man than the father. She is a hero. Period

[@susieq1170]

She was raised right! What an incredible testament to empathy and character!

[@SilentDecepticon]

She’s an amazing person. Hope that guy rethought his beliefs.

[@beththegreen]

Unfortunately not

[@Happyman-f7o]

Just because he had a confederate shirt doesn’t mean he is a kkk member

[@angrybirdsandwich2334]

​@@Happyman-f7o he also had a SS tattoo. Need more proof?

[@pegasusrr3156]

​@@angrybirdsandwich2334SS is nazi

[@pegasusrr3156]

​@@angrybirdsandwich2334and theres multiple meaning

[@Edgar_Hoods]

“Do not martyr evil people, that only hurts your own cause.” Sun Tzu - The Art of Psychological Warfare

[@SoldierofYAHUAH88]

Facts

[@AminaPhilosophy]

Once Blk Women realize and accept this philosophy, the most peaceful and silent revolution will begin. There will be a complete withdrawal of Blk Women from society.

[@melaningoddess7310]

Black people are always admired for "turning the other cheek" and suffering abuse from our enemies without retaliating against them. What's honorable about being a push over? Should people be celebrating if she had saved her parent's murderer, saved her rapist, saved someone who had bombed a school? But because a Black woman saved an undeserving white man, it's highlighted and celebrated. You can't beat goodness into someone and you can't change someone just because you saved their life.

[@Andrea-nom]

Sooooo relevant

[@teresacline6672]

Keshia Thomas is a truly kind, brave, and intelligent woman. I'm so glad that his son was gracious and thankful for her efforts towards protecting his father. I wish her immense success and happiness in her life.

[@Quastenflossler]

"everyone, there's an imposter among us!"

[@shirleyperry3501]

Black women will protect the world, but no one is protecting us😢

[@canesugar911]

People like this woman are part of the problem

[@KassandraK851]

Facts

[@drtrp6769]

It baffles me that this comment has 70 likes. Grow up. It's not about race. It's about being a good person.

[@canesugar911]

@@drtrp6769 you just proved the OPs point. How exactly is the KKK not about race? And what exactly makes this girl a good person?

[@BeautyandtheBritt]

He didn’t even thank her smh but she’s got way more compassion than me and we need people like that. I have to pray to feel that level of love for my enemies but God bless her

[@its_violet]

Wow such a lesson for me as a Christian. wow!

[@felisabrown3886]

Compassion is not about feelings… Compassion is about doing! Jesus did it for you, your kids and your love ones when He hung on the cross( AND YOU ABSOLUTELY DID NOT DESERVE THAT “ACT OF COMPASSION) so, please do not allow your feelings stop you from doing good because “WHATEVER YOU SOW TODAY, YOUR KIDS WILL REAP TOMORROW). Sow mindfully Beloved. Godbless you 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@BLKSHARK_43]

People like her PROTECT WHITE SUPREMACIST WHO'S LOOKING TO KILL BLACK PEOPLE. and he'd probably thought I still hate you and kill you if he had the chance THIS IS WHY MOST BLACKS FEEL that some black women would rather protect the enemy that would kill her family and friends

[@GrooveyRain]

People like this young woman are truly living angels. It takes a strong character & a kindness that is too good for this world.

[@SusieSanders-b2v]

@@GrooveyRain A simpler term for her deed. "Stockholm syndrome". Look it up.

[@LoveyourzAF]

Cuz we need to stop caring about people who would gladly leave us in the same situation

[@fenecofeneco19]

And he kept on being a racist

[@rchar9757]

So what. A racist person who owns their truth is better than most liberals that smile in you face and hate ya behind ya back. Fools seeking inclusion from folks who don't like them are off.

[@Genesisorgin]

Right didn't even thank her

[@querlinestsurin]

Yup

[@momentary_]

It wasn't about changing him. It was about sending a message to the world about what kind of person we should be.

[@keeppressing1760]

Exactly 💯

we need to protect her at all cost

[@Raddude20]

fr

[@gamingfanatic-n4x]

@@Raddude20 don't reply to the bots. they just want likes and subs

[@Cthulhuwarlord]

@@gamingfanatic-n4xhow do you know this is a bot?

[@NullScar]

​@@gamingfanatic-n4x I think you just did the same. 😄

[@Ahahashir]

@@Cthulhuwarlordread the comment bro

[@SULTRYVAMPS]

She should have stepped aside

[@GhostCell47]

Agreed.

[@Dylanj8795]

Uh it’s called being kind

[@shiritoricraft9463]

That’s what Jesus would’ve done

[@Dinnervr-ip4up]

I would not have defended him

[@Lord_Ivoundy_Creood]

Than you would have been as cruel as KKK themselves... What is admirable about her is her enoightened thinking, being racist against other people wont solve racism .... Unfortunately hatred is instilled deep in the minds of man...

[@Naldo4shaw]

Honestly, I feel that. Me personally I wouldn’t want him to get beat up because it is truly unfortunate when other people die however I wouldn’t help him.

[@FuzyPlatypus]

So your just letting people kill someone and go to hell for what they did.

[@ratilantgull602]

@@FuzyPlatypus well not many people will throw themselves in a crowd beating up someone as they could get hurt themselves sometimes it’s better to walk away

[@accountrandomnumber182]

​@@FuzyPlatypusdoesn't matter.

[@Blu-du9mb]

Unfortunately, some ppl just aren't worth saving.He learned absolutely nothing.

[@Lissemt]

He didn’t but he made sure his son will never follow his footsteps

[@Blu-du9mb]

@AshtonScripts it's not that I don't value human life. I just don't support the cancer who's sole purpose is to destroy the lives of others. She is not the 1st or last who would put their life on the line for the very same ppl that would gladly take ours JUST in hopes that ppl like him would see us differently. For that man to not even thank her showed the level of disgust he must have felt that a blk person saved him and will take that frustrationout on another innocentblk person.. On the other hand, his son thanking her just shows a man who wasn't part of his father's idiotic ideology. So, in reality, her heroism didn't change anything and could have cost her everything. For ex, look at the way you started this with "why do YOU PPL.." is the point I'm making in itself. My original comment was "some ppl aren't worth saving".. which only means he's too far gone to be saved but you took it as if I indicated he should have died when in reality I just meant she should have let him get his butt beat up for coming their with the sole purpose of going there to create a problem. But did she change the way that YOU assume that we don't value life?. Ofc not So again, she actually didn't change anything and it could have cost her everything

[@Blu-du9mb]

@Lissemt as much as I would like to agree with you, that wasn't the case. If it was so as you said, then he himself would have had no problem thanking her and use it as a teachable moment to his son. But instead, his son thanked her because he knew his father never would

[@demariomac7200]

@@AshtonScriptsI think you misspelled Caucasian with people

[@Osiyo.aboriginal.indiann]

💯

[@ajarfullofjoy]

The mob mentality is a pretty strong psychologically paralysing/motivation force. To break free from that mentality and not freeze alone shows that she is incredibly mentally strong. The fact that she saved his life despite his bigotry, shows her strong morals. The fact that she used her own body to shield his shows that she is incredible brave. She is a pretty amazing young woman

[@Racingirl911]

I agree 100%!! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Person-sf7ql]

Sad that she did that. Naive to think he'd change.

[@mscutie-patootie]

honestly

[@holy_moleys]

why should he change? He started getting beaten at "peaceful protests" by a crowd of fat multicultural freaks

[@Alice7353]

​@@holy_moleysyou have a nazi symbol in your pfp stop trying to act like you matter here

[@cibernena]

He owes his life to a black woman. A fact which he refuses to accept. And that is why he didn't, and probably never will, thank her.

[@JeremiahBorders]

He refused to thank her because he doesn't like black people. He doesn't care that she saved him.

[@sleepyearth]

@@JeremiahBorders That's the point. He could never accepted the fact that he was saved by a black girl.

[@samuraitadpole5459]

​@@sleepyearthand that's why her saving him is suspicious af

[@speedy01247]

​@@samuraitadpole5459everything is a conspiracy to you, she chose to be the change she wanted to see in the world, maybe we can all be better people by following her example. (Of course the issue is that this is tolerating intolerance and the intolerant likely won't change because they are evil people who refuse to acknowledge others as human let alone being worthy of existence)

[@samuraitadpole5459]

@speedy01247 imagine protecting some gang member known for targeting people that look like you. I couldn't be that stupid

[@mika9883]

Black women always saving someone but who’s there for us. I admire her belief system, can’t fight negativity with negativity.

[@thehighlander1945]

Black women ALWAYS saving whooo?! Shut the F UP! 🤣😂🤣

[@tatienono]

I was searching for your comment and felt relief finding it. I try to be there for you in everyday life. But the bs, I got it and stopped it. Almighty God is our n#1 support anyway. I love you, stay blessed.

[@well.826]

Seriously ❤

[@francisndungu5532]

ALLAH is Always there for you, and Always will be..

[@thehighlander1945]

@@mika9883 Yeah, sure, black women are god's gift to the Earth... 😏 (Sometimes, it is better to stay silent).

[@Leira6267]

If that was the other way around, no one would have save that BLACK WOMAN. Unfortunately sometimes we step in regardless of the hatred against us. I look forward to the day BW will mind their business & prioritise themselves first.

[@dennistonrockstone]

Exactly but everyone in here singing kumbaya for this shtbag

[@RaggedAssRobin]

Yes, yes: all whites are racist. Blah blah blah. The word has no meaning at all anymore.

[@canesugar911]

....

[@tokayanazolana9543]

Sad truth

[@Yellow-et1ig]

🥲🥲🥲👀

[@Nubzbud_osc]

She shouldn't have done that. Smh

[@troys7954]

why?

[@higorss]

@@troys7954 maybe because the KKK wants she and her familty to die just because of their skin color?

[@scot1913]

​@troys7954 so people can keep killing and hating each other because they got nothing better to do and don't wanna make a change. Now that is stupid

[@DJBrie333]

I agree because he didn't even thank her. So sad and he will always hate black people

[@wteverisgud]

@@DJBrie333 Then you would be as bad as the people trying to kill him and she would be throwing herself between you and him. This is supposed to be a free country and that means free for everyone even people that hate you. You are absolutely disgusting and just as bad as the racist guy.

[@MMaster1397]

This story is about the best example of compassion and true virtue.

[@norman6694]

Not true

[@Batya-Grace]

@@norman6694…Yes true! This is what Jesus Christ meant when he said love your enemies, and do good to those who persecute you.

[@canesugar911]

​@@Batya-Gracewe are not Christian

[@Batya-Grace]

@@canesugar911 …Who’s “WE”?

[@canesugar911]

@@Batya-Grace the people you are directing this message to

[@Hickory958]

This reminds me of Starfire from Teen Titans when she saved someone who wouldn't let her save them. "You may not value my life, but I still value yours."

[@byunniq9060]

Mmk

[@mogreen1232]

Corny

[@jacksonlee6760]

Cartoons do tend to be good at showing lessons

[@Rahimahah]

​@@mogreen1232true.. can't argue

[@Rahimahah]

What episode and season?

[@OinaruKiseki]

This honestly made me cry. The courage and kindness she showed is inspiring.

[@IchorOfTheManndrake]

You can't beat goodness into someone, but you can beat evil from a society.

[@PinkGhosty3236]

Someone finally said it!

[@RainyCityVibe]

True, true. The Middle East proves this all the time.

[@parox703f3]

2 wrongs don’t make a right my friend. Killing a man who’s done no wrong even if he has racist views is no way to do things.

[@IchorOfTheManndrake]

@@parox703f3 With that logical line of thinking, self-defense is bad and we shouldn't have counterinvaded the Nazis. 😭

[@parox703f3]

@@IchorOfTheManndrake that is practically the definition of a straw man argument. While I don’t agree with the KKK’s line of thinking the fact is they’ve been an organization of peaceful protesters for a long time now. This man didn’t hurt anyone nor was he intending to, he was there to protest his wrong views. I never said self defense is wrong and I didn’t imply that either. If he was attacking someone and the crowed stepped in then I’d say he had what was coming to him, but he didn’t attack anyone. I would also say a war against a genocidal maniac who DID actually harm people is pretty different to a man who didn’t do anything getting beat to death, but maybe that’s just me

[@csarine]

That woman is amazing, I hope she's doing well now. But the fact that she risked her life for that man to not even be thanked by him is just cruel, she's too good for this world.

[@sourdrop]

Well there wasn't really any way to find her afterwards. His son only ran into her by coincidence in a coffee shop some time after the whole thing.

[@WinterCrystal1009]

One commenter found out that the dude made an organization to help KKK members leave/escape the KKK. There's some documentaries too? I just hope that's true ngl.

[@hashemprovides7975]

He/his message aren't the point. She protected w/her own life someone's right to Frèedom of Spèech & Rìght to Life- which if you don't do, will one day come back to silence YOU! FoS EXISTS for this exact reason & must be protected at all costs, which terrifyingly today it isn't!

[@neotreo3670]

Wth i don't think that's a compliment, being "too good for this world"

[@Russell-vq6ux]

​@@neotreo3670I'm pretty sure it is

[@elisabethrobbins1053]

"You cannot beat goodness into someone!" Epic quote considering the situation

[@MatthewHarper-k5x]

Kkk?

[@ParadiseLoading]

Thank you for bringing this out. I couldn't remember her name, but I never forgot her actions, compassion, and courage!

[@dgjax9809]

Softness has never brought quality change

[@MuppetsSh0w]

Softness is giving in to your impses. What she did took real courage. She was the hardest person in that crowd. You're a soft weak minded animal acting on primitive instincts. Hate is the easiest emotion.

[@ajstacks41510]

Them: "You can't beat goodness into someone." My mom: "Watch this." 😂

[@RennyCastro-y6n]

My Nana: says who ??? Who can't??

[@misskelly9184]

Mane, that was a different level 😂

[@tyj11]

Black women always turn into everyone saviors, but the efforts are never returned

[@billbob2899]

...ok😅

[@raymondsmith2040]

Huh?

[@nandi_m04]

Sadly that is true. There are moments where they're but the disrespect towards them out weighs those kind acts.

[@raymondsmith2040]

@nandiphamogadime1086 what are you talking about? You can't say anything to a BW these days without fear of getting canceled. Maybe it was different back then but not now.

[@catlover126]

​@@raymondsmith2040do you even have any black friends?

[@edwardnotyourconcern6519]

She is a better person than I. Its hard to have sympathy for racists in this day in age.

[@cosygoose1813]

It's not hard, it's easy. It's just easier to be a mob. People don't have sympathy, they only care about themselves. Only truly kind people will help other unconditionally. But thar doesn't happen anymore.

[@forthelolz1121]

As the other guy said, it’s easy. I’ve noticed that lots of people lack the ability to look into why someone acts a certain way. For example, someone who is racist may be like that due to trauma from their past.

[@bingyboi6303]

@@forthelolz1121there and issue though No one was looking at this dude as just a racist, they were looking at KKK member which is worse than just some guy being racist

[@godofmath1039]

​@@forthelolz1121 "Trauma" is an explanation, not an excuse. There is no excuse for being anti-Black, ever. If you are, then you're evil, period.

[@thegodofsoapkekcario1970]

@@godofmath1039For some reason, so many people have been using the trauma excuse commonly on the internet, when part of that person’s duty is to understand it and conquer it.

[@awee5816]

That guy had an Angel 😇 close to him. He should rethink 🤔 his lifestyle. A Black ✊🏽 young lady saved him

[@ShaunKang69]

Maybe the protesters need to rethink their lifestyle. They literally tried to murder an Innocent, non violent man, because he didn't agree with them.

[@clouddavis]

If he did he didn’t learn anything, maybe the Angel opted to give good graces to the son and the black lady instead

[@happi016]

Wow. What a heart in her. Thank you to her and the ones who showed her “you can’t beat goodness into someone”

[@Sm0key_Rates]

Lmfao yes I’m pretty sure the black folks and kids that I’ve been terrorized by that man are jumping for joy that she jumped in the way and saved him….

[@happi016]

@@Sm0key_Rates I’m sorry you couldn’t understand why she did what she did. I hope you find more humanity and peace in yourself to later understand her actions. Wishing you more peace in your soul and life.

[@Sm0key_Rates]

@@happi016 is it and I wish you peace and longevity as well hopefully at that time your IQ will jump buy an astronomical degree and you will see just how illogical her actions were. Have a blessed day.

[@zoquiroarrebatao-do1nx]

How horrible to believe that you are superior to another human being because of the color of your skin, it really breaks my heart to think that there are people like that, black and white, hate has no color.

[@Hitomora]

Yes it's sad that there are still people that are actively teaching this type of thinking to their children and grandchildren. Our society would be way better if racism actually ended after the emancipation proclamation and Civil Rights Movement. And this goes both ways because being a mixed race kid growing up, I saw it on both sides that weren't even white (I'm half Black and half Hispanic)

[@jameshunt9208]

​@@Hitomora Indeed. People teaching hate for black white asian, you name it. It sucks.

[@Digitalknifeparty]

Facts

[@skrubmcbruh6843]

how all the more hilarious to view yourself as superior only to be saved by one you deem inferior, the humility and embarrassment speaks volumes.

[@tentaklaus9382]

@@skrubmcbruh6843Being saved from people trying to beat you to death for what you think. Neither side are any better in this.

[@plairway]

He lived to don another pillowcase!!!😂

[@tblunt731]

Exactly

[@twancush2587]

I'm weakkkk 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@aussar01]

Don't you mean another bedsheet

[@IDChannel24]

And that black belt they tie around the sheet

[@MsPinkyB-uo4mb]

Lmbo😂😂

[@KiaanLobo]

Guys pls dont judge me but what is KKK?

[@muk204]

American racist group

[@KiaanLobo]

@@muk204 Thx a lot

[@devam8192]

Against angry crowd even people who are not their target can face injury for just being near. For her to go directly against it shows her bravery is off-charts