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Explore the complex realities of racism in America with our researched video with the most controversial and challenging topics surrounding race relations today. From uncovering the truth about the most racist town in America to examining the worst places to live in terms of racial discrimination, we leave no stone unturned. Discover which states and cities are considered the most racist, and hear insights to these findings. Join us as we navigate through the differences in American states and communities, shedding light on where racism persists and how it impacts society at large. Don’t miss out on this important discussion of America's ongoing struggle with racism.
Compiling this list is difficult, because of course big cities will have higher instances of hate crimes, but that could also be explained by its greater welcoming of diversity. Therefore, this list will be a compilation of anecdotal evidence, statistical information, and how a town’s history with race impacts it today. If your town is on this list - maybe it’s time for you to be the change that is needed. After all, when we know better, we do better. This video is for educational purposes
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Do a video of the horrendous levels of black on white crime. That would be great but, that would require honesty.
All races have someone in the family that doesn’t care about another person sometimes it’s race..don’t put all whites in a box..btw I’m Hispanic and gay
Typical left-wing nonsense, where blacks are the only victims and whites are the only racists.
videos like this are bs and should be taken down. all you do with this is promote a thought process that would otherwise die off if it wasnt for social media, news and schools teaching it needs to stay alive. none of these towns are that bad. smaller towns make everything seem big. channel blocked
😅OP
No one is born a racist, it's a learned behavior.
FACT..
I was raised that way by a GOP family. It took me years to shake that. Donnie has made it socially acceptable to be a racist. Trap Door 🚪
@@mattofbass
Glad you turned it around.
I think it's a mix, but you're mostly right. I think there is a tribal gene where people are OCD about identity, but I think that's a very small amount of the makeup of racist people. Probably just a lot of them that are like the dude from American History X where they see 1 scenario and start treating it as everyone from x group is bad and y group is inherently superior.
Some people are born inherently evil.
I use to teach high school in Pulaski, TN, and it was one of the best experiences of my teaching career, The students, whom were majority white, were some of the most respectable kids I have ever encountered. They worked for me, and caused me no problems, ever. The staff was Friendly, nice & very professional.
I am a black woman, who enjoyed the school, city and it’s people.
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I went to GCHS. Pulaski should Absolutely be on the list and this is Speaking from a teacher’s point of view. The “educators” made more racial comments than the students in my experience. There were SOME good and some BAD
My best teacher in Georgia growing up in the 1980s was a black woman. Mrs. Jackson. Loved that woman so much. The whole town showed up for her funeral. The whole town was silent for her that day. This video does us all an injustice by cherry picking and removing context.
I am so glad you had a good experience !!
God bless you for talking back to the lies.
I'm from SC, where the civil war started but I've never heard a black person called the N word in my life and I'm 60 years old. I went to a mixed race church as a child and the media is just full of it these days.
I'm German and while there's racism in Germany too, there's is one major difference. You will never be expected to identify as part of any ethnicity when you fill out a form. It's just none of the government's business and I don't see for what reason you need to give this information when applying for a driver's license in the USA.
That is a great point.
…moeb8451, I have not filled out an employment or governmental form that required me to give ethnicity in 50 plus years. Where on earth do you live? Laws prohibited that many years ago!
Thank you.
@@vannieloumarshall7232
Are you nuts? Everything you fill out asks all this stuff
@@mammawleeThank you!
Most racists don’t think they’re racist.
Drumpf being one of them...
I especially love it when some of them say that some of their best friends are black
pot don't insult the kettle
Always Recognize who Devils are:
* They never talk about Love & Respect for others.
* They Always spew Hate, Lies, Oppression, Inhumanity and Racism.
* They are about "Love of Money" , Greed and Theft".
* They will sell their Soul for Money, Power and Vanity.
* They have no empathy for others but expect you to have it for them.
* They Don't Believe in Equality or Fairness.
* They will use Religion and Abortion to Manipulate voters while pretending to be holy when they are not.
* They will use the Lord's name in vain to push an agenda of Lies, Deceite and Bigotry to divide others.
* They will blame others for their actions without taking responsibility.
* They will vote to keep you down while lifting themselves up.
* They are about Self-hating against their own ethnic group just to prosper in life.
* They will promote Evil over Good.
* They will preach one thing while doing the opposite.
* They will look down on the Poor or those who are Disadvantaged.
* They Don't want the "Truth" to be taught in schools because it makes them seen in a bad or negative light.
* They will try to change history to cover up their Evil Deeds.
* They will switch sides for self-preservation when they see the writing on the wall.
Please Vote!
Unfortunately, yes. They don’t know they are racist! It’s definitely taught, and most unfortunate, because those people will never know what they may miss, as far as knowledge and friendship!
There are good and bad people of all races. I am so glad that I was raised not to judge people merely by the color of their skin.
Look at the poison we are teaching kids, everything looked at through the lens of race. This won't end well for us...
But by the content of their character, yes I agree
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'By the time I get done judging you by the content of your character, you'll be BEGGING me to judge you by the color of your skin"....Unknown author, but great quote.@@ydelysuarez2548
But watching this "white man bad" video you wouldn't know it. Typical white liberal garbage and a bent knee to the altar of the woke.
How on earth did Boston not make this list?
EXACTLY!!!
My thoughts too lol!
Speaking as a Bostonian of course not a black man this comes up all the time 😊 but according to friends of mine both black. They think often times it's never mentioned it because it seems to go by neighborhood. In Boston is very neighborhood territorial. And they also seem to include not in on Boston but near Boston communities like Cambridge Somerville. So I think it just gets chopped up by neighborhood more. And that's why it somehow the city gets away from not getting the label .
Because liberals think they are not racists 😮
Do you mean that 100% democrat controlled Hell hole ?
A rule of thumb for me as a Moorish man: Don’t go or live anywhere you’re not welcomed.
My Mother told me that when I was a little boy.
Or a place where political affiliation does not aligned with you.
you are an older man you should have some sense, only the younger cats that are gullible and believe anything they hear are racist (mostly blacks I'm afraid). I have never met a racist person in my entire life, but now I'm scared of blacks under 25. they are being feed divisive shit and believe its true. only race that still deals with systemic racism is the jews in other countries
Exactly! I am not trying to be a trendsetter or lay down roots where I don't belong, it's 2024 and there are plenty of other places for me to stay
Greed is the father of all discrimination in every form.
Always Recognize who Devils are:
* They never talk about Love & Respect for others.
* They Always spew Hate, Lies, Oppression, Inhumanity and Racism.
* They are about "Love of Money" , Greed and Theft".
* They will sell their Soul for Money, Power and Vanity.
* They have no empathy for others but expect you to have it for them.
* They Don't Believe in Equality or Fairness.
* They will use Religion and Abortion to Manipulate voters while pretending to be holy when they are not.
* They will use the Lord's name in vain to push an agenda of Lies, Deceite and Bigotry to divide others.
* They will blame others for their actions without taking responsibility.
* They will vote to keep you down while lifting themselves up.
* They are about Self-hating against their own ethnic group just to prosper in life.
* They will promote Evil over Good.
* They will preach one thing while doing the opposite.
* They will look down on the Poor or those who are Disadvantaged.
* They Don't want the "Truth" to be taught in schools because it makes them seen in a bad or negative light.
* They will try to change history to cover up their Evil Deeds.
* They will switch sides for self-preservation when they see the writing on the wall.
Please Vote!
Where's Boston?
Boston is racist. I've been there!
Can't be anywhere near as high as Miami!
Boston has been taken over by the alphabet people. The heterosexual whites moved to Maine.
Where Buffalo, N.Y.
Yeah I heard Boston was pretty bad. I went there for a week. Didn't have any issues
It's crazy Boston isn't on the list.
Our narrator is a leftist. He's not calling out a liberal haven
If white people are harassed
In Detroit. That's NOT racist
Special rules
Yep. Black folks are on high alert there. As someone who appers to be white, whenever I asked for directions or a simple question innocently to a black person, they became agitated and fearful.
The city of Boston isn’t as racist as people make it seem. It’s the people from the suburbs who come to sports events that give the city a bad rep. I’ve lived in Boston for 42yrs and I’m black l. It’s not what the media makes it. You see all the places on this list are small rural towns.
@@reginaldweaks6913 I'm 47 born n raised n still live in Boston. I went to Southie in early 90's lots of prejudiced people out there also had a race riot at Southie high. Charlestown prejudice and racist, East Boston prejudice, Quincy, Braintree, Brookline, Newton, Wellesley I can keep going on.
@@reginaldweaks6913 I Love Boston but we got to keep it 💯
I lived in northern California for 42 years, got divorced at 73 and moved to Clarksdale, Mississippi. I love the people here because they are super-friendy, hospitable and down to earth and they love good music. I read it's the, "blackest state in the union." There are 26 churches in this town of about 15,000. 37% poverty rate. But people will invite you to a BBQ in the blink of an eye. There is a fantastic 4-day, "Juke Joint Festival," every April, just 50 miles south of Memphis. Come on down and boogie.
I'm glad you do. People white, black, or whoever color should love.
Love Clarksdale and plan to get to the Juke Joint fest this year
Dude you’re 73, you couldn’t identify racism if it got you off.
The good people you speak of, should not have to live with a poverty rate of 37%. A history of and continuing systemic racism is most likely the cause of that.
@@Jonathan-bm9yyYeah that’s BS. I’ve lived down South all my life & I have never known Anybody Of Any Color who couldn’t get a Job that Wanted one. Maybe their “poverty” is due to Laziness??
I live in Anchorage and am not one bit surprised that Anchorage is on this list.
You've missed Portland Oregon too.
God save that dumpsterfire...
@@flamej3982 Why? it needs to be washed down the river to the ocean with all the people that made it a toilet! That's my dream.
I have mostly not white friends here, and though racism is everywhere, none of my friends has any issues, and we all hang out with lots of variety of people.
@@OK-pi6fq Why does it have to be white? You racist? I smell guilt.
True they hate Conservatives there!!🤓
Growing up in northeast Pennsylvania in the 1980s, I never saw a black person in person until I was in high school. I grew up experiencing classmates, whose parents attended Klan meetings and hearing stories about relatives who beat a teenage black boy to death simply for being black. The N-word was commonly used by everyone, not only to describe black people but also to describe to anybody seen as dumb or lazy.
after high school, I decided that I wasn’t going to participate in the racism that surrounded me as a child.
30 years later I’m now a lifetime member of the NAACP and a founding member of our local Black Lives Matter branch. and I am very vocally anti-racist.
Oh, so now your focus is on domestic terrorism instead of racism? Good for you, comrade.
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I am surprised there are no Florida towns on this list.
I'm not. Contrary to popular believe most people get along here in Florida regardless of the color of their skin.
Truth
@gator2813 Florida is full of racist towns especially in North Florida. They literally used black babies as gator bait and had multiple black massacres.
Don't forget Port Charlotte FL. North Port FL. They are among us. I've been a victim.
Big facts Florida rascits and Miami Dade county fla
I've spend a lot of time in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee -- and I still remember that I heard the "N-Word" more in my hometown of New Britain, Connecticut when I was growing up than I've ever heard in any Southern city or town.
Working in a public school system in southern Virginia I hear the N _ _ _ er word used quite often. And probably 95% or more of the time it comes from the black students. We cannot say much to them about their language because it's a 'culture' thing. Yes I'm a white man and one of my best friends is a black man. Change has to come from all elements of society.
Oh man, ct racist no way. Seriously, it's subtle now. I live in farmington my kids and myself go through it, not that direct anumore.
Mississippi white lady here......we have black communities that do not have acccess to running water and sewage even though they are incorporated into towns with running water and sewage systems.....Mississippi has a huge problem with safe drinkable water throughout the state though
@@TUPELO_HUNNY How's the water situation in Jackson? I know they were having a crisis almost as bad as Flint, Michigan's a year or two ago. I don't think Flint's water is drinkable even now.
@@jazzmanchgo I moved out of Mississippi after January 6th because my views make me a target. I do not know the current status of Jackson's water woes. Im from the Northern part of the state and still follow my local news. In my particular part of the state the residents are regularly under boil water advisories. One small community in North Mississippi has been under the advisory for 2 months. This is the norm though. Not only will the tap water make you sick but oftentimes the water coming out of the taps looks like river water and ruins clothing being washed. There's alot of corruption and theft within local water providers in Mississippi. If people knew who was monitoring their water, they'd NEVER drink it.
I have been all over the US, it is everywhere.
Exactly , and from ALL Sides .
@@thedude7099I've seen way WAY more racist black folk than white folk tbh
@@Dempsey1873 -could be- everyones spectrum is different. Dempsey , I read his book, I like when he beat up his muggers at age 70 or so. lol 😆
Goes BOTH ways. We see more black racism against white folks. Does that not fit your narrative? LOL
Since obama divided the country.
Wickenburg Arizona is a sundown town if I’ve ever seen one. Very disturbing.
I'm an old Navy brat, which means from the early 1960s through 1970 I lived on base housing. In other words, in some of the few truly integrated neighborhoods at the time. That, and three years in a foreign posting, shaped my understanding that we are all just HUMAN.
I@kenschubert6369. It took that ?? I was born in UK and knew it as a child....
@HelenaMikas. Maybe you don't know how culturally and legally racist America was at the time? My point is that my early exposure to "the other" was an antidote to the endemic racism that still infests large parts of the US.
@@kenschubert6369FL
Some humans are just pure evil .Ats the diff.
Well said, Sir ! We are a species of biases and ill will - some worse than others ... all guilty of Bias to some degree and CALLING THOSE YOU ASSAIL, ASSUME & BLAME FOR YOUR INJUSTICE - Real or Perceived .... is not necessarily the whole picture .... WE ARE ALL MATTERING ..... saying you do .... is not bridging that gap. Hope you see my point.
Originally from Milwaukee WI this is so true and still true! I did not realize how segregated it was until I moved to Tennessee as a teenager. Imagine moving south and realizing it was more segregated up north!
Northern life is Con they paint themselves as kind friendly and educated but they can be extremely racist but it’s hidden and hard to prove.
From a March 2023 report on Alska: "Overall, homicides accounted for 19% of all violent deaths in Alaska during the period. The vast majority of violent deaths in Alaska are suicides"
So you're blaming black on black crime? /s
@@JoeKnows44 Where in his comment did he mention black on black crime?
@@arise8078 it was sarcasm. That’s what the /s means.
He said most violent crimes are suicide…it was a joke in poor taste.
As a Mississippi native, I'm surprised we're already to Georgia in the video and haven't seen Mississippi mentioned - YET.
Unfortunately, that's because we as Americans pretty much just look at the Sip and Alabama as the "obvious" states now lol....
@@dawb86 Obviously, fam, and I don't deny it. What gets me is when folks give a pass to northern states like Ohio. Them nasal-talkin rednecks are just as Klan-ish up there but nobody ever talks about them!
@@dawb86 Alabama isn’t as racist as you think!
That’s real cute considering Jackson, the capital of Mississippi, is 78% black…
Nor Alabama
Born and raised in Montgomery Al didn’t experience racism until I moved to Oak Harbor Wash at the age of 21 back in 1996…
you would never survive in pennslvania with all the jews and italian cops who treat blacks like animals it is PA's best kept secret. wa is a very chilled out state.
Same! Oak Harbor Washington was my first duty station in 2000. Was raised in Miami and didn’t even realize racism existed until I joined the Navy and went to Oak Harbor. It was down hill after that 🤦🏽♀️
I'm sure Alabama is very racist you were just in a descent part, Selma and other parts are still very racist and segregated. Your probably well off to otherwise you would know Alabama is still racist and segregated
A friend who was a nurse in the ER for 25 years told me that racists actually go to the other side using racist language as their last words..
Don't believe that stuff. Your friend saw that in a movie. Back then those guys would not have gone to a colored nurse or doctor.
Death coming doesn’t always change anything about a person’s attitude. Over a twenty five year period of working as a healthcare provider you can surely write a book on the good, the bad and the ugly. During my time the good was beautiful, the bad was just bad and the mean / ugly was horrendous. I wondered how much hate and pain a person could carry before taking their last breaths.
** Hospice Nurses sometimes post an account of their experiences with their patients during Hospice Care and it can be quite enlightening.
THSI IS VERY SAD
Wow and wake up in hell
@@MaryHurd-ix9wjhow do
You know ? You the main one she talking about!!
As a child, when traveling to Louisiana from Texas, it was widely known that Blacks should never ever stop in Vidor. Anyone having to use the restroom was in trouble, even 30 years ago and more recently.
I stopped for fuel near Vidor one evening 30 yrs back or so and was questioned by 2 locals why , what , where I was going , very weird there , Clanish like the gene tree was a telephone pole. And Im a white dude , dark like italion but still fair skinned. My Blond haired blue eyed friend from that area said Oh yeah Vidor dude never stop after dark them rednecks will kick any outsiders behind for fun after dark. Hes a part seminole indian too Floridian , said he had many fights around there growing up , its just a backwoods feisty area. It may have changed some what , but the reputations still around.
I can just imagine how it is now
I coached on a Semi-pro football team in Vidor 80% of the team was black & the city packed the stadium in support for 3 years
@lonestarznoufstar Sports and entertainment performed by Black people have always been a source of entertainment for white people. Has nothing to do with feelings.
As a South Texan, the first time I heard about sundown laws was when my neighbors told me, when I was a teen, about the sundown laws in Maumee, Ohio. I must admit I was shocked. It was then that I realized that racism did not care about regional boundaries.
Maumee, near the river?! Dang, I was there once for a driving class. It's seemed old-timey, but I didn't pock up on that.
My Amazon packages always come through Maumee.
@@daddyrabbit835 Do they come from that Amazon DCL5 in Toledo?
Thats cuz its bs and hasn’t existed since the 50s
The north got a pass because of their moral superiority. The media also has their corporate offices there. Why would they make their own back yard look bad?
Americans “self-segregate” in prisons, school cafeterias, and in cities. So, residential segregation is a more complex issue than many people realize.
I never really understood the whole prison thing when it comes to violent crime victimization its usually by someone from your own race
@Scorch. I agree on the word "self-segregate". Many years ago I worked at a diverse factory. The blacks sat with one another in the lunchroom.
Most people "self-segregate" because of the past hate that different races has received. Most feel safer among their own race than with those of different races.
Black people segregate themselves. They are the racists in this country!
@@robertmasina7388I am Black and I’ve always noticed this. I think due to shared experiences with racism and discrimination, micro and macro aggressions, make Black people naturally gravitate towards each other. Some of it is also just from fear alone, afraid to intermingle with other races. Hispanics in my city tend to stick to themselves and so do Indian immigrants and people from the Middle East.
❗️❗️❗️❗️PENNSYLVANIA NEED TO BE IN THIS LIST ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
I agree with PA needing to be on the list. ALL of the Midwestern states should be on it too.
I agree. I’ve a buddy he’s sometimes subtly racist towards other races.
Indeed
@@JS-vj6rm The city of brothly love , Does Not Love Brothers
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What between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh? Alabama.
When will people realize we are all Americans as a whole, not to let others separate us by what we look like.
After the woke BS runs its course will we treat each other with equity and tolerance.
The white guy in N. Dakota,was found to be actually part Black on a TV Show.
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Yep. I remember this..
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@@jaye4111me too 😂😂
there are many
I was in Wisconsin in 1995 and even then people complained about the segregation. I was quite frankly surprised when I learned that.
I am from milwaukee, BORN AND RAISED. And the crime is not low here. Where Did You Get That From
I'm from Milwaukee Wisconsin as well. My mother moved us to Belleville Illinois back in 1985. Milwaukee has an extremely high crime rate! When we moved to Belleville Illinois was a time in my life I experienced a high level of racism. If we walked out of our home to go to the store ( to play the arcades) the police would drive slowly behind us to try to scare us. They would park in the cemetery across from our house and watch our house and stop blacks who were driving through Belleville. Here is my thought: White Americans, why sell your homes to Afro Americans if you don't want us in your neighborhood? We were not ghetto. My mother had a good job and was buying our home not renting! She chose that city because of the better education for us. In Milwaukee I went to Hampton Elementary school and Green Bay Elementary. In a while class myself and maybe two others were the only blacks. Same thing when we moved to Belleville. Only time I was accepted was when they needed my 6 foot 3 butt to help in sports.
@T.Ric. Growing up for me it was decent, i am 52 now, and the crime is RIDICULOUS
Milwaukee, like Chicago and other large blue cities, is primarily afflicted by black on black crime... hard to call that racist, but it never stops the left from doing so.
Wow, no Alabama. I am a black man who spent 21 years in the military and was stationed all over this county and overseas. I can tell you I have faced less racism in Alabama than any where else
That's very thought provoking.
@@josephinetracy1485Alabamians got a lot to make up for, let's start with the 16th St Baptist church bombing that killed 4 little girls.
How about NY city I hear a lot of bad racism there
You face less racism in your own all-black neighborhood, not in Alabama.
You lucky bro! 😂
I was born and Raised in the Fresno area. I left over 25 years ago. Its worse now than it was back then. Hopefully one day my Old home town. Will change.
Oh wow
Don't feel bad Amerikkka is like that, some just more bolder are audacious than others.
Sorry to hear you still dwell on those experiences. I have family there for over 75 years an they have brown skin an have never mentioned any racism. Stop feeding the negativity
@@user-gv5ge8pi5l U call someone calling out what they're living with & through perpetuating y he negativity??? I guess if someone ask U how's the weather & it's raining ur going to say the sun ☀ is out to be so called Positive ?
@@user-gv5ge8pi5lAgreed.
I was born and raised in NYC I seen more racism growing up in the 80s every group of people appeared to have their own gangs.
Thanks I have same experience seen that details later
Travel. NYC is not racist at all in comparison to some of these sun down towns
@@anabrown4496 You've obviously never been to New York City. There are pockets that will chase you the fuck out just for being Black. Chinatown in Sunset Park, Brooklyn is a perfect example of that. My friend was beaten into a coma and almost died for being Irish in Howard Beach. I've had friends jumped in Washington Heights for being Puerto Rican. For that type of racism to take place in New York City is terrifying because, it's not expected.
And if you are from New York City, you better take off those rose colored glasses.
@@anabrown4496 he just told you he was born there.
Thank you !
Thank you. I’ll avoid those places.
I am born and raised in Milwaukee and when I tell you this is so true, it is. I retired in 2021 from the police department and nothing to much has changed. Some areas here are not accepting to other races moving there (suburbs). Crime is not low here anymore, it has changed alot since working on the department for 30 years.
Who is commiting the crimes?
I also live near Milwaukee. The local press reports daily murders and thefts committed by Black residents of Milwaukee's North Side. Many of those criminals come up to Milwaukee from Chicago's crime ridden South Side. Milwaukee is a town willing to "pay a fair day's wage for a fair day's labor". That includes ANYONE, Black or White. The problem is: The "Black Community" fosters criminals and murderers...not skilled labor or professionals. Milwaukee Blacks live in their cess pool ghetto because they don't earn enough to move up in the world. Milwaukee's "Black Community" is the source of their problem...NOT "White Racism".
@@terrybaker9757 Exactly.
@@terrybaker9757 Same ones that always have.
@@etiennepeyroux0
Don't forget Martha's Vineyard.
Is it? 😮
@@Moonewitchyes
And Brockton
No it's not.In fact M.V. is home to some of the most successful African-Americans in the country.
@@boathousejoed1126 Those illegal immigrants were kicked out within 48 hours . There was plenty of room to put them up in those mansions. And racism is not restricted toward blacks.
I grew up in San Diego and Fontana,from kindergarten until now and we’re 65 years old,my best friend was a black girl, we called each other sisters and she called my mom and dad, mom and dad, this was in the 60’s and 70’s. No one ever said anything but when she called my dad or dad or mom adults would kind of frown at my parents , my parents didn’t care.
Wow Fontana. Raise in Detroit Michigan. But live in Rialto CA.
@@harmieporter2058 wow small world, I used to bowl in Rialto and there used to be a roller skating rink there. My friend that I was talking about lives in Rialto. I live in Missouri, I graduated from Fontana high way back in 1976, how do you like Rialto.
@terereynolds698 - And, your point?
Shirley Temple called Bojangles Robinson "Uncle Billy" back in the 1930's but she had privilege as a white girl that Robinson could not even dream of back then and your little white friend had privilege you would never have not matter what she called your parents
Okay and?? You can’t speak for everyone.
Lists like these just make our problems worse. It forces us to see and think about skin color, and asks us to ponder where we would like to live. It sets up barriers where ideally none should exist. What is the purpose? To perpetuate divisiveness? Why not list in what towns do people hate America the most? We are resegregating as it is and nothing good will come of it. We are becoming the disunited states of America. We already have to suffer having to think about if we are red state or blue state. It shouldn’t matter. Anyone should be able to travel anywhere in the country and feel welcomed. Lists like this make this impossible. Spend your time making lists that help promote unity.
Allah'u'Abha! "We are the flowers of one garden, the leaves of one tree" Baha'i
Lists like this help me protect my children. I almost bought land in one of these cities. I prefer my son not to be chased by the klan.
I was there in Harrison in June, 2023. The White radio sign was still on display.
Good
@@daleestep9518white people will never be the superior race when you can’t even win in sports 😂
SAD
As a teen, I have friends of all races. We enjoy each other's company and we love to kid each other. One of my friends is black and his mom makes great soul food. I'm Italian, English, Pequot (a tribe in Connecticut), French and Welsh. Really, my friends do not look at skin color, but character.
Thank you! 😊
It's ok to see color in each other because to say you don't see color is a tad bit ignorant to say with a straight face. It's also ok to enjoy people of all colors and not hate them for it. You have friends of all colors and races embrace them for who they are and their heritage.
The racism spoken of in this video isn’t just talking about having friends of other races, it is exposing the systemic racism that is the foundation of the U.S.
What would happen if you saw color?...:there are many colors, and you should embrace everything, even the color and their different culture that comes with it. Not seeing color makes a person wonder if all of a sudden, You will see, and know color. Maybe if you see, you can ask questions.
It's ok to see color, you're not blind, just embrace differences and celebrate similarities.
Originally from the south (Civil Rights Struggle) but lived in Los Angeles for 23yrs (88-2010). I experienced more racism there than I ever didc in Alabama. It was more sinister because it was covert, under layers of deception.
Only racism I have ever seen is from blacks and Puerto Rican
@@choossuck7653Perhaps, if you weren't a bigot yourself, espousing some things you shouldn't say towards those people, perhaps you'd have an easier time of it.
Do not accuse others of what you are most guilty of. Obviously, you're from New York. I will give you this very good Sound Advice:
Wherever New Yorkers go, they love to recreate what they are running away from, the bigotry, the cowardly violence, the incredible loudmouth bigotry that they love to vociferously profess. New Yorkers have a reputation around the country, and not a good one. Best to act like a human being, civil, intelligent, honest. Just some friendly advice towards you.
@DarrylH74 What form of covert racism did you experience
the racism I experienced there was pretty overt- very overt, actually.
@@choossuck7653WHERE AND WHEN?
Arkansan here. shocked but not surprised you opened with Harrison.
I lived in West Helena for under a year once with my husband his family live there on his mother's side. His brother paid extra money to live in an area of town. Where only the white peopleolivia's dinner area of town we're homely black people ahead. We're white. Everybody looked at us funny and was scared of us. There later we found out we actually lived in the middle of the king territory down there and we would walk down the street with our 3 kids. Cause we didn't have a car and we would walk every week. 2 miles down the road to Walmart. And biological groceries that we needed for the week. And walked back and we would wave and say hi to the men with rifles setting on their porch. Which we?
Knew was not normal, but we'd still wave and say hi and be a light thinking. Maybe this would keep them from shooting us and we go to the Store. We come back home and we'll be nice on the way back home. You know, come to find out they were all drug. Lord people and the reason they didn't bother us was because we were the crazy white people that lived there and. They were afraid we were either the cops.Or crazier than that's what we were told right before we moved which I find quite funny.We even went to the black church.😂😂😂😂 I actually really liked it there for the most part. I hated the heat. The humidity is horrible and they were a few other things. I didn't like there the library. Having less books than I did was awful but there were some nice things there. And I liked the people that I was around in the Portage town. I was around. They were nice.
@@lauracrabtree1040 I drove to Elaine to commemorate the centennial of the race massacre that happened there. When we got there, the only road that led to Elaine was blocked-off for construction, but there wasn't any equipment. Everyone had to take a 15 minute detour through this maze of cow fields to get there. The African American preacher who spoke said he had been black too long to think that was a coincidence. He had armed bodyguards. I found out later that there were two truckloads of white folks in white trucks who drove very slowly by the cultural center we were in. As I drove back I kept looking at the wealth gap evidenced by the houses on elevated ground across the street from the houses that looked like they were barely above the flood basin. I looked at all the huge cypress trees that were in the river and wondered how many souls they preside over that perished seeking refuge from the mob.
YES!!! FINALLY!!!! No city in Alabama made the top 10 list of something terrible. I'm taking this as a win.
#11?? 🤷🏾♂ lol a win is a win
It should have made the list. There's some highly racists towns in the eastern and central parts of Alabama. I used to drive truck thru there. Seen it, felt it
Alabama is very racist this video doesn’t change anything. Because you not on a list that some one made 😂😂
Nah.
A federal court blocked a newly drawn Alabama congressional map on Tuesday because it didn’t create a second majority-Black district as the Supreme Court had ordered earlier this year.
The three federal judges overseeing the Alabama case on Tuesday ordered a special master to submit three proposed maps that would create a second Black-majority district by September 25.
well as a person from AL i am shocked not one of the ten were from here but i'm sure a longer list would include some. very interesting over all i had no idea about most of it!
I am not, since I am someone who was born and raised in Alabama. They don't shy away from it but also non people of color have spoken up for me. I have been to many other states including Arkansas and its definitely different. Since the Figures bankrupt the Klan in Alabama, it has had less impact over the last few years. But trust me they are trying to come back.
My family is from Alabama too. Not all are racist but there is still some.
I just heard of a small town in Alabama that has not had an election for mayor since 1965.
The mayor has been passed down from farher to son since then.
The town is 80 % black but has no voice.
As a non american I imagine much of the rural south operates in such manner.
@@Donnie-ng9tb … Please! It’s NOT limited to the south! Think Detroit, LA riots, etc.
Forsyth, GA and Pulaski, TN (I know for sure), and parts of MS, Murfreesboro, TN should be on this list from experience. I can tell you.
You're absolutely right about that, you can add Crawfordville, GA to that list.
Those same folks GOTTA answer to the MOST HIGH as well as the human race! GOD is no joke!
Vidor (long I) has a long legacy of racism. I remember playing a high school football game in Vidor and how a bunch of guys in pick-up trucks driving next to our bus screaming all kind of racial slurs. Our coaches thought it would be cool to have our post game meal there too, which resulted in these same losers circling the restaurant's parking lot until the State patrol arrived. That was 30+ years ago and I have no intention of ever driving though or stopping there.
Bet they won't try that with 200+ black men (who don't give a f**k) armed with AR-15s. You'll see a different side to those cowards.
@@RichRayBeatsnFilmsweird comment
@@Andy-bh8hw nah you just weak. Weakness gets you nowhere in this WORLD 🌎
If blacks stood up and fought slavery wouldn't have lasted so long.
@@Andy-bh8hwnot weird .... it's just the hate that hate created!!
Terrible SMH
So the town in SD had 29 residents but a bunch of outsiders came in and stired up trouble.
Ahh, the good ole' blaming others for your actions trick. because you can't control your own emotions and behavior.
@@sirarthurdayne127 No I had a similar thought that if there are 29 residents who were the others? One of many inaccuracies and half truths in the video
@@sirarthurdayne127 Ahh, the good ole' smooth brain kicking in again.
I was thinking the same thing.
@@sirarthurdayne127 Nope, but nice try. Its just facts. Something you may not be familiar with.
Huntington Beach, CA should be on this list as well
I have lived in Texas for 45 years. Vidor is pronounced as Vy-Der and not Va-Door
Yankees what can you expect?
Yea By or Vu Va. still a racist city. That is the point.
END A.I. NARRATION
Tomatoe tomato
And it’s still a racist town
I don’t care. I wake up in the morning with love in my heart. Walking around hating people for whatever reason does nothing, but stress you out and cause mischief. No race is better than the other. What we need to do is focus on our kids raise them right. I feel like the children of the corn is near.😂
It works both ways. It's called the Law Of Mutual Attraction. You get what you exude.
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Thank you, racism is like you drinking poison expecting it to hurt the other person !🤦♂️🤯
Oh, no. What a thought!
You do care
I live very close to Pulaskie Tennessee . Home of the K.K.K but the South East is less likley to have a hate Crime than the North East . True . 😢
Great video. Some of the individual stories were fascinating to me, so I’m off to research them further.
One thing: Vidor is pronounced Vye-dur. David Harris, the real murderer in “The Thin Blue Line” (not the falsely imprisoned Randall Adams) was from Vidor, and the documentarian spoke to its sheriff.
McDonough Georgia
It's crazy that people still think this way in 2023...
What, that a handful of people in small towns are racist, or pretend to be, for attention?
Yeah, crazy how BLM idiots burned down all those city areas recently as well.
If they treat me with respect I treat them with respect!
Sounds like you treat nobody with respect
@@kingkazuma2239 why
@@kingkazuma2239respect works both ways. Don’t it???
Growing up and living in the south, I experienced the time of desegregation. There were few issues I experienced during this time. Mr. Jones was our new principle who was black. Mr. Jones was a very competent principle. He treated us all equally harsh when we got out of hand. I developed a great deal of respect for him and contribute his leadership in making my high school years one of the best periods of my life. I am in my 60s now and am well educated and traveled. I can say with a good deal of certainty that in the south today the extreme racist are few, and on the fringe of society. Unfortunately, I think this makes them more dangerous. On the other hand, much of the north is still segregated. Some may disagree, but it is the reality.
Principal, jeez.
I don't if you are calling New York the North but racism in New York is Black being racist toward everyone else, boldly openly, and unchecked.
I'm from Boston and your correct sadly there's racism on both sides but hey prison.............
You say the North is still segregated? Do you mean in socio-economic terms, or in regards to real estate?
Yes,Truth Indeed AMEN
are you trying to say that there could not be racist black people, indians, or asians. I am white and do not care what race or color somebody is as long as they are friendly to me I will give them the same respect. Judge by character. SOME PEOPLE KEEP IN MIND I DID NOT MENTION ANY COLOR OR RACE JUST NEED TO CLEAN THEIR OWN DAMN SELVES UP!
I almost agree with you, but the white race is notorious for their hatred towards other kinds of people, especially Black people. My friends whom I’ve known for a long time always have their little thing to say about other races, but if I ever heard them have blatant hatred towards someone because of their skin color, that person would be dead to me forever., yes, black person here
I cannot speak to any other locations other than Anchorage Alaska. During my entire time living there, not ONCE did I ever encounter racism. I was active in the community, social and had great friends of all walks of life. The facts of crime in Anchorage are not racist. Any location can be labeled racist if your looking for racism while ignoring facts of crime stats. I strongly disagree with labeling Anchorage racist. In fact, I genuinely can say, it was the best city I’ve ever lived in and if not for the cold and isolation, I’d likely still be there. I genuinely never experienced racist situations while living in Anchorage.
Glad to see somebody in the comments has common sense...
I'm sorry to hear a CZcams video posted here slandering your city, too. Please be aware this crybaby distortion of what may or may not be actual statistics is not floating for most all of us, so don't worry.
That's what I'm saying. I grew up in the valley. There was literally 4 black kids in my grade at my schools and they were usually in different grades. Joe was the blackest kid I ever seen. He was also the first black kid in my school he showed up in 4th grade. We would sit in my room turn off the lights and laugh are ass off cause we couldn't see him then he would open his eyes real wide and although we were 12 and 13 years old it was just hilarious. I think you half to be taught racism and I think the mainstream bs does a good job at it.
In 1998 I was in Anchorage for a month. Folks was friendly unlike Clinton S.C and Nashville Tennessee in 2003 where I experienced so much racism.
@@richardirizarry6460 No you didn't.. You don't even know what real racism is
This country still has a long way to go !
In what way???
What country doesn't ?
It breaks my heart that alaskan natives are treated so vile!
Get over it. Every race gets treated like something.
Go to Anchorage and see for yourself. This video is very misleading.
wtf stop it. SMH.
This sight is one jerks opinion to condemn a whole town because of a few jerks actions! It gives a weak argument! Every race has racist tendencies,and their own cross to bare. GET OVER IT AlREADY!!!
14:00 Um, why does the logo for the group “Rid Racism Milwaukee” look like two people giving each other the Nazi salute? Is this a joke?!?!? Was the graphic artist that designed that on some sort of bath salts?
I'm sorry but at 10 minutes the kid going to what looks like prom WITH A STAR PAINTED ON THE SIDE OF HIS HEAD, just as the narrator says, "where tradition is revered" made me chuckle.
I'm surprised St Louis Missouri nor Cicero Illinois didn't make this list.
What are you talking about? Whats racist about those cities?
Nahh, there are more racist places than those two. A replacement for Cireco is Anna, ILz
LOL
you are so right I'm in Missouri and it is very racist
@@jboy9853missouri is ridiculously racist
I'm white and won't stop for gas in Vidor again, stopped once and there was several guys that didn't like the clothes I was wearing and they told me to go find my N-friends and get out of their town. I haven't made a trip to Houston in 15 years so I'm not sure if it's still the same as it was in the early 2000s.
I was born and raised in Boston, I live in Texas now. I have experienced racisim in Boston but by far I have experienced the most Racism in Houston and Fort Worth.
The difference between northeast and the south is in the south the racism is right in your face. I mean "stay in your place boy" type racism.
I live in Ft. Worth, been here for over twenty years. I have no idea what you're talking about.
If it’s Houston, you probably experienced racism in the suburbs of it.
@@dixonbourneObviously the experience of one isn’t the experience of all.
It doesn’t make anyone else’s experience less valid.
You're right about Ft Worth it has some nice people. But as one former co-worker stated it has snakes too and not referring to the one that slither around.
Liar
As long as racism is not distributed equally, Racism will continue to exist.
if white supremacy and systemic racism will go away this country will be better
Chicago. Philadelphia. Detroit. NY
Northeast Philly's racism was unreal
I've lived in the South most of my life. (Born in Tennessee) True there are still some racists in the South...but we're trying to improve. Yet it wasn't until I lived in Rhode Island for a few years that I heard one of the worst racist things ever....I will not repeat it. It was that bad. My point: racism is everywhere, not just in the South. And not all offenders are white. Asians, Blacks, Latinos, Whites...all have their racists. So ridiculous.
As a black man I would love to visit these towns
Knock yourself out. Enjoy.
I personally would not advise that. These people are nuts!
You would probably find the polar opposite to what is being described . Race baiters are generally detached from reality and full of self loathing and contempt. Like the grifters Sharpton and Jackson cashing in like the snakes they are.
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as a black woman, i wholeheartedly encourage you to go.
if all else fails, get a passport.
Why?
You forgot to add Philadelphia The city of brotherly hate
Nahhhh....in Philly the hate is spread evenly.... EVERYONE gets some!....😜
Inaccurate
It is hugely expensive to live in Hawaii in general. So many people want to live therep(mostly white) and nearly everything has to be imported. I had a cousin who lived there when he worked for the government. When he retired the air force offered to resettle him anywhere he wanted. Instead of staying in Hawaii, he picked a rural place about 60 miles east of San Francisco, because it was so much cheaper.
How did AF offered him to resettle anywhere he wanted? How is it possible?
@@redyurt5367 I didn't know they would do that kind of thing either. It may have had something to with his job for the air force. He worked in their communications. That means he was privileged to a lot of secret information and documents. He had been with them for over 20 years. It was probably their way of showing their appreciation and at the same time to keep an eye on him after he retired.
i also heard you have stuff rust alot faster there too and have to constaly replace your car.
@@nightmarerex2035 Not really, just wash it occasionally, like anywhere else. Should last a long time.
@@redyurt5367 Hawai'i is considered a field site by DoD. If you retire while based there, the government will ship you to any (or at least most) location in the mainland. It would be the same as if you retired while based in Europe or Asia. I think it has more to do with the logistics of travel than anything else.
No race is innocent of the sin of racism. It is a human behavior.
Shelby, Ohio, about seven miles from where I live in Mansfield, was officially a sundown town until the 1960s (and unofficially until the early 1980s), and even today has very few black residents.
Change comes from within.
“The man in the mirror “ by Michael Jackson
James 4:17
Anyone, then, who knows the right thing to do, yet fails to do it, is guilty of sin.
James 1:13
'For God cannot be tempted by evil, nor does he tempt anyone”
@SeveredWhitehead why so actually it's great advise many examples exist for changing within
@SeveredWhitehead sounds about like you're a pinkcel
Or outside
Lifes to short to be ignorant. So just dont be.
I've been to Vidor, Texas, and it was pronounced with the accent on the first syllable. I remember being told that it was one of the KKK's strongest towns.
A white couple I knew years moved there. When he tried to hire and connect with blacks,he and wife were berated. Signs and trash thrown in yard. They moved in less than a year back home. Sad
It still is,...
San Francisco, Sacramento, Washington DC, Chicago, Detroit, Baltimore.
Yep, they hate white people.
How come Detroit is not on this list
Because the creator of this channel might be worried about being accused of racism no doubt..
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Why should Detroit be on the list when a nearly all black city elected a white mayor?
It's amazing in 2024 that black people are still going through this. After all we have been through and accomplish, we will never be accepted anywhere in the world period.
Maybe it’s time to own up to why that is. Racism is 100% caused by the behavior of most black people. It always has and always will be.
I have to agree that Harrison, AR is #1 on this list. When I was an administrator we banned playing any sports with Harrison schools due to the harassment their players, refs, and spectators unleashed on our teams, parents, and coaches. They e made some good hiring moves lately but the city has a long way to go.
The most racist person I ever met was from Arkansas, and I hate black people myself, but this guy made me look like MLK
Yep
And what’s crazy is that Harrison was the hometown of one of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet, the late Brandon Burlsworth.
So you mean they are hiring more affirmative action things. Look at how that has worked out for everywhere that did that. Name me one just one successful black run anything-country, county, town. household. Just one.
@savinghistory642 There were many successfully run communities and cities in the US. One was bombed - Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma. There were 20 plus similar areas around the country. All of them were destroyed within one year when expressways were built in the cities. Before they were destroyed through the use of "eminent domain" laws, ordinances were set in in place - what neighborhoods the displaced People of Color could move to, jobs they could hold (many were business owners.), etc.
Paradise Valley and Black Bottom were two examples in Detroit, Michigan. Eminent Domain laws were used and the majority of the businesses closed. Most business owners were shut down permanently because they didn't own their buildings. The owners were compensated, they were not. Furthermore, zoning laws prevented them from opening or receiving the necessary permits to re-open in other areas. Most wound up working assembly at Ford Motor Company then later Chrysler (now Stellantis) or General Motors. Theater option was domestic work or manual labor.
I know this because I am a decendant of a Black Bottom business owner. My family's history was different than most. The Juke Box owner liked my family. He got a lease for their restaurant in a neighborhood they were not allowed. When the building owners found out, they were FURIOUS! My Grandmother was a beautiful woman - statuesque, elegant, and had an engaging laugh and personality. Her food was amazing (Shrimp, Chicken, Fish, and Oysters). Her business to this day would still be state-of-the-art with the exception of her point of sale system. She was opened for over 60 years then retired.
That's just ONE instance. There are hundreds of thousands more! Other people were not so fortunate. They were forced into work they didn't want. If they managed to acquire commercial space and others joined them, suddenly a new expressway, boulevard, etc would get built and eminent domain took away again.
All this is provable! The main public library in Detroit has "The Burton Collection" online. The City of Detroit is now acknowledging this past and rebuilding an area taken.
"Redlining" is another reason. How do you operate a city with low resources due to redirected federal dollars, charged higher for taxes and utilities, target limits on standard municipal services, etc. This system will change. In fact, it's changing! That's why the fear, lies, and rhetoric like yours.
Detroit should be on the list. Every time I got a job working in that city, the locals would give me a hard time because they accused me of taking their jobs.
How could you steal something they didn't value?
That's the main and basic reason of racism and nationalism - ...they accused me of taking their jobs... Everyone is considered as a person able to take a "spot under sun" from other.
Detroit is no different than any other major city, even though its more diverse now than it was years ago im sure theres gonna be people with that mind frame. but compared to other cities its not even close to being eligible for this list.😆
@@KingAlone516 You did not work there, so you need to keep quiet.
@@bobscott6223 I’ve both worked and lived in the city for nearly 30 years. Its way more diverse than its ever been, there’s gonna be people with that mindset regardless but as far as the overall city no where near close to being eligible for this list.
My bestie went to Hawaii & I was so shocked at her stories about how racist it was over there
I have heard some crazy stories from friends who have been to Hawaii.
I lived there my 6th and 7th grade years of school. My dad was Coast Guard. The locals hate whites, especially military whites, if you're a blonde, blue eyed white your even worse. Which for me as an adult I completely understand the hate of military and what not. However, as a child in a public school who knew nothing but was constantly bullied and called racist names and what not was an eye opener for me. I use my experience from this time frame and how it made me feel to make sure I never treat anyone else like this. I do what I can with the university I work at to make a difference with the DEI committee that I'm on, so no one person goes through this alone, or at all.
@@georgiafraser1399
Racism is not one location in the world it's everywhere.
My mother said same
I was the only black person at Halls High School in 1996.. i didnt know anything about racism until i moved to Tennessee from Indiana. Crazy thing is, i was on the 9 o clock news for being the only black guy at that junky school. Police used to harrass me walking home from work, ppl used to be very rude to me at the stores, Halls lil town was bad to ppl of color. A reporter Jaquetta Williams came to Halls High to interview me, id like to see that interview again.. Knoxville Tn/Halls 1996
However one point in Hawaii is that only naturalized person can be the owners of companies, Ceo's, also in positions in government it has to be a person of Polynesian descent. That is in not only the states constitution but also a treaty that is when Hawaii joined The United States of America.
Another reason not to go there.
I’m from Quitman Mississippi I graduated in 01 and we had segregated proms, home coming queens and who’s who in the year book.
Tell them about themselves
Also absolutely shameful.
Oh wow! I didn’t know that. I went to southeast lauderdale and we didn’t have a separate prom or homecoming but we did have separate crowns for prom king/queen.
Our high school still had segregated proms. Students got that changed 2years ago.
Only 2 years ago? Dude America is a nasty little place. Bless those students that pushed for the obvious.
But when blacks want separate proms (which they now often do) it is acceptable. Fine with me!
@@dougtaylor2803 if this is what you do in your free time for fun, it’s extremely sad.
Curb your “black” obsession with therapy.
Good to know there are a few places in America that haven't been ghettoized.
Dr. Dum Dum has the perfect name.
I was raised in a small town in South Texas and saw racism towards us Mexican Americans in the 60's and 70's and the bad thing was most of our stores were owned by Jewish people and some were from Germany that had escape Hitler's regime.
That's so sad. Terrible! 💔😭
Hmmm....they escaped Hitler to treat others with hate????
I'm praying for their souls.
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Jesus sees everything.
Germans still have very racist views especially the boomer generation
I know about
Racism born Hispanic/American in Texas we were not allowed to speak our language and to forced to speak English which I already knew
That's interesting for sure..wow😮
WOW!!! it must be a human thing to hate others for no reason. I have very little hope in humanity.
It's obvious what stance the researcher of this video has taken.
I believe you made a valid point Sir"
Our federal government has an extraordinary way of making things worse with every endeavor committed to helping.......
@@miltonhollis703 That's why I stand with Trump. Who will bring us back on track. Biden completely F-d us up.
Racist double speak. As you have no eveidene of past crimes from watching a video. However, you have made a definitive statement. You are the problem.
Yep -- anti-white racism.
The word choices are a dead giveaway of woke bias, the use of “CE” in place of “A.D.” which served us well for over 2000 years.
Boston, where the Mayor had a Christmas party in 2023 open only to Black politicians, no Whites allowed, and the leading university rejects applicants for being White or Asian.
Im from Colorado and I have been all over the south and I can honestly say that I only experience racism in colorado and Kansas everywhere else has always been welcoming in my experience
LOL. Go to Mountain City, Tennessee and get back with me.
Thank you for combatting the BULL. SC native here. We see stuff on tv and wonder where in the heck they are talking about then they say SC??? WHAT????
Ha ha
@@MrstrikeraceMy mother is a chips ahoy Brown skinned woman from South Carolina & she has no connection whatsoever with historical Racism whatsoever. She said in her area they were poor and they were farmers and that was the end of that. it didn't matter what color you were, you were still probably one of those 2 things if not both😂....
What part of Co are you referring to?
I can add two more towns to that list cause I lived in both. Charlottesville and St. Louis
I am glad to hear that youth are taking the lead in many places to end racism. I believe that racism is taught and encouraged from home.
Yup 👍
I think you have no life experience, so you're rich, sheltered, or live in the woods
Taught Racism from a LOWER class of people
@@bigsean2578 hhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaàwhewfwhadteverm...and
These united states will never be the same again. We're living in the end times brothers and sisters in christ look up our redemption is near pray for Isreal
Back in the 80s, I remember driving from Lake Charles to Houston to see an Astros game. Stopped at a Burger King along I-10 in Vidor. I remember people staring at me, made me feel uneasy. Being from Pennsylvania, I knew nothing about Vidor's bad rep.
Take it as a lesson learned because now you know..
I was born and raised in Texas and that town is a no no. My ex stopped there for gas one day and he didn't understand why I lost it.
Stupid thought he could stop anywhere 🙄
What were these rude ppl staring at? With all my travels on that I-10 i know i passed that exit many times. I love stopping at these so called bad boy stops. Who are they to tell anyone anything.Stop where the heii i want to,As i,m always ready. They don't know me anymore then i know them.
@@auggie803most southerners are rude
I had the misfortune of living for two years in Jacksonville, Florida, when my company closed down the former main office in New Jersey and paid for me to relocate there. There were only 4 people in my department, and I was the only Jewish person. The black maintenance person had to paint over the racist and antisemitic graffiti, including swastikas, on a weekly basis in the bathroom that my department used. Furthermore, I had to drive past billboards going to work that were tagged with huge swastikas. I hated living there. Right after I moved, the mayor (who was actually quite a reasonable person) decided that black college students didn't have anywhere to go for Spring Break, so he thought it would be a great idea to turn Jacksonville into a 'destination' vacation spot for black universities. Cool idea, except that the students discovered when they got there, that the police and residents were not quite as welcoming as the mayor, and they spoke up about how terribly they were treated.
BTW, there is racism EVERYWHERE. When I was a high school student, I attended a summer science symposium at Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland Ohio. I expected (and mostly met) some really smart students there from all over the country. Unfortunately, I also met this one white kid who bragged that when he got home, he would prove to his father that he wasn't afraid to shoot 'n*****s'. I CERTAINLY did not want him to ever find out I was Jewish. Obviously, I kept my distance.
Also, while growing up in suburban New York, I witnessed a race riot IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE. I had no idea just how racist my neighbors were, until one family decided to move out and rumor had it that he was selling his house to a black family (note that most people probably never realized that we already had a black family living there -- I only knew because I was part of the literary magazine at my high school, and they guy was a talented dancer and poet and actually was the editor of the literary magazine.
Anyway, one of my good old neighbors threw a brick through a window of the family's house, and either the same or different person vandalized their car by slashing the tires. My family has always been very liberal, and my dad (who actually had been honored by a church in Harlem for representing them in a case) decided to go out and confront the people who were rioting and tried to calm them down. I was watching the whole thing through my bedroom window, afraid for what might happen. Soon, they did quiet down and everyone went home. But I never saw our neighbors again in the same way.
Jacksonville has been "Red lining" for years !
Reside in the state of insanity known as Florida
Racist..it's full of places that still think it's the 60s .
My parents were good people and racism wasn't part of our upbringing
Complicity is an endorsement
JACKSONVILLE IS VERY RACIST...I'VE SEEN COUNTLESS WHITE PEOPLE BEATEN, ROBBED AND STABBED IN THIS CITY. NOT SAFE AT ALL FOR WHITE PEOPLE
That sucks I live in the Jacksonville metro area and I feel pretty comfortable hanging out with people outside my race. I heard the police aren't too fond of blacks in low income areas. I'm so sorry to hear you had to deal with that as a Jewish man.
Being a light-skinned Latino, i have found myself in different and sometimes difficult situations. In my earlier elementary school grades, I lived in South Central L.A. and was treated well by my fellow Afto-American students. In my final years of elementary school, I moved to Boyle Heights to a school that had mixture of Afro-American, Latino and white students. The harmony I felt in South Central L.A. was gone here with many taking my light color as a blessing or curse. Most of the white students lived a redlined apartment complexes close to the school. It was an awakening exprerince.
Yeah I feel something similar not white enough to be white but not Latino enough to be Latino. People will say terrible things about Mexicans right to my face to never realize they are my family.
@@user-ub4lk3pf3wu get to see how the ppl who tell us “there’s not a racist bone in my body”, talk when there are no people of color around.
They try to incorporate us into it as well. When there’s black ppl and no Latinos, they say racist things about Latinos and when there Latinos and no black ppl, they say racist things about black ppl and they always try to get us to participate in trashing the one that isn’t around.
I learned a long time ago. A racist is a racist and if they talk shit about Hispanics when they’re not around, they’re talking shit about me when I’m not around and vice versa.
Always remember that
Judgment Day is Coming;
Genesis 15:13-14
[13]And he said unto Abram, Know of a surety that thy seed shall be a stranger in a land that is not theirs, and shall serve them; and they shall afflict them four hundred years;
[14]And also that nation, whom they shall serve, will I judge: and afterward shall they come out with great substance.