How we can make racism a solvable problem -- and improve policing | Dr. Phillip Atiba Goff
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When we define racism as behaviors instead of feelings, we can measure it -- and transform it from an impossible problem into a solvable one, says justice scientist Dr. Phillip Atiba Goff. In an actionable talk, he shares his work at the Center for Policing Equity, an organization that helps police departments diagnose and track racial gaps in policing in order to eliminate them. Learn more about their data-driven approach -- and how you can get involved with the work that still needs to be done. (This ambitious plan is part of the Audacious Project, TED's initiative to inspire and fund global change.)
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I just listened to Phillip on the Jon Steward podcast & OMG I am now a fan of this intelligent man. Not only has he studied the issue, he has placed himself into the education system at Yale, comes from a place of knowing because he comes from the affected communities, but he is placing himself into the equation by speaking the truth where he can. Bravo Sir, you are a true hero & I applaud you.
6:45 "Look, if the community in Minneapolis asked their police department to remedy the moral failings of race in policing, I'm not sure they know how to do that"
It's not an easy problem to fix, It's like saying "just tell every black person to never commit a crime". Easy right? The system is broken but just stay off the radar of police by living straight arrow life. I understand once you have record its hard, but not impossible
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@@mattgeiger9988 hiiii
Hey
I just don't get all the buildings that hold some type of service on Saturday and Sunday then come out Monday and are comfortable with being hateful towards others, keeping people from getting a car, home, etc. I'm going to look up this organization of yours. Thank you for your efforts and information.
3:48 I am so glad that you're a mind reader and can understand what people think
Racism is a behavior, not a feeling.
When people say, " no, he's not a racist,' I reply " sure, he just committed a racism." 🤷
All I did was type my last name into CZcams search...That was a great talk and I hope you get the resources needed. Last name is pretty cool though.
A large majority of crime victims are minorities who describe a minority perpetrator. You will never see a TED talk dedicated to helping them.
Actually... A majority of crime victims are white victims of white perpetrators. 95% of them in fact. And yet black people, in a country where we are only 12% of the population, still make up 40% of people in the prison system. THAT is racism. Are you aware of the fact that many scholars believe that the prison system was specifically engineered to be the legal continuation of slavery?
What you said is racist, right wing, Fox News, FICTIONAL rhetoric. If you are not a racist, you should stop perpetuating racism.
@@Ilikefrogs.. Fictional? You sure about that?
Yeah because you guys keep stopping it it’s called solving poverty
@@Ilikefrogs..And yet black migrants from Africa don't align with the statistics of natural born black Americans. How can you explain this?
This is the 2nd time I've watched this video. Wish we can hear from Dr. Goff more often.
Im watching this for my Gr.10 english classs :D
I just left a U.S. Post Office in SE WI. Customers, employees, we were all a mix. NO ONE brought up any discrimination or any other problems. We all were polite to each other, even though the line was long, we all patiently waited our turn to be served by the Postal clerks.
You usually get and find what you are looking for!
So how about being polite and civil to everyone you meet each day. You will find that on average people will treat you just like you treat them. And remember to look them right in the eye and SMILE!!! 🙌
That's too complicated for 'some' americans to understand. But it's that simple, just treat everyone with the same respect, don't worry about "am I being racist if I do this?/ will this person do this, since they are X race?/ what if a person of another did this, would it be ok?" etc etc. All too common and all too useless, this obsession with race that some americans have is the problem.
Read "Desiderata" (Desiring) by Max Ehrmann... don't only read it...start by applying the principles (one at a time) in your own life and your daily interactions with others...then make your own judgements.
Thinking about something kinda weirds me out, but I just turned 72 yo two weeks ago. I am just a regular person, nothing special and I wouldn't stand out in a crowd. But in my sophomore year of high school two of my friends (in a friendly way) nicknamed me "Deep"!!! I could never get a real direct answer from either of them as to how they came up with that name. I assume it's because I'm always thinking about things and people, etc. and how to make things better. My family upbringing, childhood, etc. is something that I certainly wouldn't want to relive or wish on anyone else; but as the saying goes: "that which does not kill us makes us stronger!" I'm not particularly religious, but I thank God every morning for the chance to wake up, get up, and maybe improve the world in some way. Then at night I thank Him again for a terrific day and apologize for not doing more and better that day. I don't know how else to do it.
There are so many people who could sure use a bright smile and a pleasant word.
Try it, and if it doesn't work for you, let me know, and I'll gladly refund your full price, including all applicable taxes plus shipping and handling!!! 😀
When it does work pass the ideas on to everyone else!
And to paraphrase CZcams's This Old Tony (TOT): Thanks for listenin'! 😙
Read and listen to positive articles, CDs, etc., by Mort Crim, Zig Ziglar, Tony Robbins, and numerous other positive people. You might want to start hangin' with positive thinking people. You get what you give. Don't look for what you will receive, only be grateful for whatever you MIGHT receive; and if nothing comes your way, be Eternally grateful for that also!!!
This isn't Pollyannish thinking. But you do have a free will and infinite choices to make each and every second of your life. Even if you don't believe that at this moment, at least take five minutes to think that over!!!
Improving and changing your life is like taking a small bush or plant and by correct pruning, and shaping using your imagination plus patience, "creating" a wonderful Bonsai 🌲!!! The more you do it, the easier it is to do!!!
The neatest and best thing of all is that it is yours because it came out of YOUR MIND AND YOUR IMAGINATION!!!
Dear algorithm, wtf, boost this.
a whole lot of people in these comments did not actually watch the video. I'm totally against any SJW BS but this guy is talking about using data to prevent a violent situation in the first place. It's not about making people less racist or to rail against cops, it's about effectively using policing and social services to actually solve problems.
sounds like most online videos in a nutshell. They may watch the first few mins then call it quits and rage.
Did *you* actually watch the video? A data driven approach is generally beneficial, his confused views about race on the other hand, should have been left out of the speech and the title.
@@Sheeshening I can agree with that. it's hard because if you mention race the right will stop listening and if you don't the left will stop listening. I guess since TED is mostly left he went with the latter.
100% agree with you @Sheesh
Cesar Ghisilieri “sjw bs” lmfao
Best part about this great talk? Dr Goff knows the word "data" is plural.
He's an expert and a doctor 🥴🤔
@@b.robins7305Yes, with a degree that's about as useful as a PhD in wine tasting. He's not a real scientist.
"How to make the problem of gang violence in Chicago a solvable problem"
THAT is a TED talk I'll be looking forward to.
@@mikeaskme3530 there are already TONS of those videos you idiot. Especially on TED. Don't let your self-hating whiteness distract you from the much bigger tragedies...black on black violence. It kills way more but its mentioned way less.
Stupid.
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Skipper we did it! We ended racism!
So so done with TED Talks! I used to love them!
RdR What? Why?
@@ATriangleThatIsRound Because they used to be about big ideas. Now they're more about pushing a leftist social justiuce agenda. The former interests me. The latter doesn't. At all!
@@rdr6269 Personally, I do not feel one should not see dealing with racism as a leftist agenda, it is a societal issue. If we truly want the big ideas to flourish, social matters must be dealt with so that every kind of person has the capability to contribute to these ideas, turning them into _huge_ ideas. Technology and science will always be limited by the conditions of society (one of the reasons, I feel, why more socially problematic countries are usually less developed), therefore increasing this threshold is as important. Love.
@@LuizWarg If we were to list the top 100 problems facing Americans today white nationalism and racism would not be on it. Ask Candace Owens. She'll tell you the real agenda behind the racism scam.
@@LuizWarg Also, I guess the US must be the least socially problematic country in the world, since they are one of the most developed. Therefore, racism is not a big issue and TED should focus on bigger ideas that will keep them on the cutting edge.
We did it boys
Excellent!
Best Ted talk in the recent times.
Thank you for sharing this ❤️
that's really really great solution
this is so inspirational
Yes we can!!!
Frankly, the issue is believing in racism within people. These beliefs in it's existence create separation between different races for feelings of fear or oppression or anger. We need to believe, not that racism is prevalent in our society, but that kindness is present in all.
Edit: This is how we end racism.
Right, exaggerating the problem of racism is the best way to increase it.
@@EWKification Precisely. Pointing it out and really pushing the idea that it's a very widespread problem IS the problem.
Intriguing topic, but after watching the video it turns out the title was click bait.
Solutions were offered to solve violence against homelessness & mental illness, but not racism.
These solutions are dependant on data, which makes sense, but before you can categorize brutality as racist you need a definition.. . So back to square 1.
No details were given as to how you categorize excessive enforcement?
@Jaylin Broan Perhaps you saw something on the video that I missed. "training officers to avoid violence" "provide services"
To me this sounds like:
"If you use data to solve every problem there is, then racism will be solved in the process"
To be fair, this conclusion would be less 'click bait' if that is what he means, however the notion that "data is the solution to all problems" seems as likely as a 12 minute TED talk contains the answer to the ancient problem is racism.
. . Or did I miss something?
@@ZennExile Exactly... You can't fix a problem if you refuse to honestly look at its cause.
@Jaylin Broan that sounds pragmatic, but how do you apply the cure once the data identifies a 'hot spot'?
I.e. data showes that altercations occur often in a certain location in town. What is the fix?
Do you tell officers not to unstrap thier guns in this area? Or perhaps only when confronting someone of a particular race? Or to ignore potential suspects of a certain profile if data showes this demographic is disproportionately apprehended?
How does"using data" to solve issues involving race any different than being more effective at solving problems effecting everyone? How do you identify that race is a factor in the first place?
I volunteer at a county jail. There is disproportionate number of minorities incarcerated to the population ratio. Data alone would suggest this indicates injustice and racism. So if you tabulated the causes of the most common offences (over 90% involve drugs/alcohol) how do you apply the fixes in such a way to particularly address racism?
The heart of racism is discrimination. If the solution requires discriminating *for* a particular group rather than *against* said group then you are fighting fire *with* fire.
I applaud all efforts to solve this deeply entrenched issue, but to say that you are going to address the actions only, and that it is possible to sift actions with a racist filter sounds like the solution merely requires more computing power, or a new database.
I hope the speaker is right, and the advent of a new supercomputer will finally usher in harmony, because changing the rules is all that is needed by the government.
Racist people will have no say in the matter, they will have to comply.
@Jaylin Broan Yeah good luck confronting racism with majority of the racist being black people, you're more likely to get shot, but give it a shot, the hood is, everywhere
@@JoshKaufmanstuff Do you even have a brain? one of the main things cops do is engage in violence, it's how they stop violence, with violence! DURRRRRRRRR! HURRRRRRR!!!!!!! where did u get your genius degreeEeeEEe? :)
Just a random Zone 3 Pittsburgh cop hanging out in the comment section. Lol 👋🏼
Vince P.
My sympathies. Spokane Wa needs you.
You guys have grappling hooks yet? I noticed no cop does :( but at least there is the bola wrap and the flying tazers
What did you think of this Ted talk?
"How we gonna get rid of racism..."
Morgan Freeman:"Stop talking about it!"
"how we gonna get rid if terrorism"
Morgan Freeman:"stop talking about it"
To end racism think that you are a mortal person as the one whom you treat racist..
"Howsa we gonna end poleec brutalizin?"
Woke SJW BLM Soy bean - "Blink really hard"
Are you implying that talking about racism causes racism?
That’s stupid.
@@alestevez950 Also stupid is thinking that race is important, insisting on dividing up people by race, and treating them differently. This gives power to racism. If we start viewing racists as not just wrong, but stupid (why the eff do you even care about skin color and minor genetic differences so much?), that's when we'll start to solve it.
As an hispanic, i could understand the idea of racism, but at the same time i must let you know that a lot of hispanics just commit crimes because it's a easier way to get money; if we dont stop those behaviors combined with the ideas of that "everyone is innocent", we wont make a good community in the country.
Also the best way to be respected it's by talking in a good way with officers and people who dont like you, teach them that you can be a good neighbor, just act calmly(remember that a lot of hispanics commit crimes, so you must show the example that you're different) and tell/talk everything with good manners, i promise you that everyone will respect you, will forget their "racism" or bad ideas about you based in your standard community behaviors and will think that you're a good person.
REMEMBER that it only depend of us to change the perspective of people around the country, and how do they respect us.
@m a thank you, as an 80% hispanic person i agree. i don’t even care if people call me anything.
also a factor: crime is often seen as "cool" in media like movies and music. im not saying stuff like gangster rap turns teens to criminals, but the general acceptance combined with the media has an affect. we have to find a way to make crime seem uncool, which it is...
I like this!!!
Very true. It's just like this guy cries racism all day to make easy money from suckers.
I'm surprised there aren't more views. Came here after listening to Hidden Brain. My goodness wouldn't it be nice if people got the care they needed when they needed it?!
People have been convinced it's embarrassing to be "woke." Systems are strong
@@Jay-ft3xhhe’s a commie and so are you
Great. Now for balance do the effect of broken families and single mothers in the black community?
STEPHEN SULEY I live in a community where your black, white, both or mexican and there is a lot of single mothers. What about the single mother’s of other races? Why don’t you think everyone is being talked about? Growing up nobody had a dad around.
untraining that will be very very hard
i liked it . good thoughts...
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interesting...
Stop using racism as a rebuttal argument. It's that simple....
Maybe question why you don't consider racism a genuine complaint
@@yeahheyyayya4745 because not every opinion is racist. Just because I disagree, doesn't mean I used race to find my opinion. In Canada, 32% ish of the country is Caucasian. So the actual amount of REAL racist is minuscule. Even if 100% of white people were racist. It wouldn't matter, the other 60 would overcome the "INSURGENCE"
Hate speech is the violent act or calling for violence against an "Identity group". Even calling for the extermination of "WHITES"
@@yeahheyyayya4745 I have always been a liberal, have made fun of or laughed at Christians about homosexuality and trans issues. But I can't critique islam? I can't disagree of woman genital mutilation in their religion?
Do you know the UK just opened up 14 FGM support groups? Why? Only is 2019 a sudden increase of FGM?
But I guess I'm islamophobic for worrying of womans rights in Western Countries.
@@sacreligious74 did you know that there's more options than everything being race related and nothing being race related?
@@yeahheyyayya4745 do you know, every race has their own racists. Which racists to we tacke then? The asian that hates a south Asian? The Arabic that hates the African? What about a Black American that hates a Latino American?
Or is it just the 1% of whites that are racist and then label every white that has a different opinion as a racist?
What about affirmative action ? Is it racist, that an Asian needs higher test scores than whites for university? Or the a latino needs a better score than a black student?
Be the change you want to see in the world... I hope this generation (my granddaughter) will be the ones to do it!
you just said be the change and then left it up to your granddaughter? that’s the reason why the world is the way it is right now, because older generations didn’t care enough to do anything. At the rate the climate change, injustices and inequities are growing there will be no world for your granddaughter to change. take your own advice and don’t leave change up to other people.
Shut up Marxists.
Between love and statistics... I choose love... Love has always been the answer! Do unto others as you would have done to you
You misunderstand.
Let's focusing on what's right: Being kind, being compassionate , standing on other's foot, disciplining the mind are the solution to all problems ! Our focus on fighting against what's wrong is like oil. The conflicts are like wood on fire. All the actions I listed above are like water. Pouring oil to fight against fire to save the wood is not the solution.
Sir please daily provide
Perfect time to drop this vid
Very nice
When you send a criminal deterrent ( a police officer) who is trained in being adversarial in a country that that feels being adversarial is the first solution you get people who are amazed that caring is the solution when it should just be obvious. Also the person speaking even though he means well has been trained in his schooling how to think, the manner in which thinks is ineffective for the problem he is trying to tackle. The focus should not be on the police departments at all unless the police departments are going to be reinvented as support units for the homeless, drug addicted, mentally unwell or depressed lost individuals who need help not arrest and incarceration. Once incarcerated peoples lives become very difficult to turn around as their is no social stigma greater than that of a person who has been to prison. Once you start to care for people and not care about colour you automatically change the environment and you can start creating trust.
It seems silly to talk about 'THE focus' when dealing with a problem as big as racism. Correcting police behaviours according to statistical data is a fantastic focus (notice 'a', because it's one of many). You're right to imply that there are many problems giving rise to racist attitudes - and these problems all deserve focus. Most of these problems are deep-seated cultural ones, and it will take a lot of thought, planning, educating and social working to deal with them at the roots. That's years of work. In the mean time, if we can focus SOME of our efforts on curbing racially-driven police misbehaviour RIGHT NOW, while we work on the other stuff, that's great, isn't it?
The speaker probably didn't clarify this because (1) it's obvious and (2) he didn't have space in his allotted 12-minutes to clarify the obvious.
So what do you suggest be done with people who commit murder, or rape, or assault, or armed robbery--all very common crimes. Pat them on the back and tell them to be better next time? Police behavior is conditioned by criminal behavior, I'd argue.
@@richardernsberger5692 After the fact is too late. The caring response is required prior so it minimalises negative outcomes. It is a naive view of economists to believe that not spending on support for people that need it is somehow saving. Spending the money on supporting people that need help reduces the costs of courts, policing and jailing. It also improves social behaviour due to having a society that cares but that is another topic. For me personally I believe that for people who commit serious crimes that they are never released but put to use in a controlled environment that benefits society so that the costs of incarceration are covered by their own work efforts.
Most of my last comment was quotes fro Morgan Freeman
I know how I can never want for a job again I’ll fight against tribalism
Take funding from the police and put it into schools, mental health, community development, drug rehabilitation, etc.
Don’t police communities invest in them.
how about solving marxism and black racism?
The likes/dislikes ratio on this video is disheartening. Guaranteed those who hit “dislike” button didn’t even watch the full video
He’s a commie
The true issue with police brutality is the police treat communities like they are a occupying military force, making the community feel like they are under siege, and when people feel like that they are not willing to share their concerns with law enforcement. No one wants to live in a community that is unsafe that is a truism, as long as a community feels like they are under siege, they will always feel a distrust towards law enforcement. But this concept will go way over the heads of the commentators on this video.
Thanks for the feedback regarding how the people you identify as my people shall improve ourselves, Sir!
It's my turn to reciprocate, right?
K, here goes:
...Oh wait...
Bad boys bad boys
R.I.P. TED
@Super Saber 😂 WHITE KNIGHT TO THE RESCUE 🖕
@Super Saber +10 social brownie points for you! Instead of them writing accurate titles we should all watch the video to see if the title was accurate.
But if you get your epic learning in life from clickbait articles or videos then I only got one thing to say....GL IN LIFE
OMG I stan! #datafam #blacklivesmatter #change
chnage? to marxism nope.
can I add arabic subtitles
Numbers solve everything.
This is why we learn math.
no they don't
Racism is not a major problem. It a windmill for Don Quixote.
Statistic feel like?
Feeling???
You'll never going to get it (solution to discrimination)
I can feel his truth and courage, hes beautiful and brave, our hero, our angel, our chimpion ✌️😈✌️ 💗😈💗 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for not terrorizing too many of us this quarter. 🙄
Thank you for not terrorizing your shadow and my eye balls by never leaving your cave ✌️😈✌️ 💗😈💗
When I was a kid, a long time ago, my parents taught me that there was the human race. Color, looks, speech, were regional and made no difference.
However if the only thing you know about someone is what you see or hear from them, that is the only basis you have for judging them. If a judgment is required, you will make it on that basis, there is nothing wrong with that.
Hmmm...about the only real issue I have with this is the concept of police holding themselves accountable. Human nature tends to preclude that kind of self-policing, if you'll pardon the pun. People never really want to believe themselves in the wrong, which is why it's often so difficult to get people to see their errors, no matter how much data you show them. Throw in the fact that a lot of the problems police have are policies (and sometimes laws) which are theoretically designed to make their job safer but have a counter-productive effect...
By the content of their character.
Underrated video
You can watch Philip A. Goss on 60 minutes from this past Sunday. He makes a lot of sense.
I am from Russia. In our country, we have a wave of Muslims from the Northern Caucasus who behave toward us too arrogant not even listening to our opinions. And what I want to say to you?
People most commonly mix up such terms as racism and xenophobia. As for me, to be quite honest, I can hardly accept racism but I can understand xenophobia. Xenophobia is a fear of another culture. Whenever I face Muslims, for example, or Caucasians, I start to feel not very well because of the difference between culture. I have no desire to share my society with people from the Islamic world since they don't respect many humanistic ideals such as tolerance to homosexual, treating women as equal and etc.
And this is not racism even though many people keep declaring exactly like this. People are not the same around the world. A lot of nations have strange habits like killing animals and stuff like that.
And why would you ever need to be patient to those who don't care about your culture?
Чернышев “Russia; beacon of lgbtq tolerance” lmfao
@@dongvermine The attitude towards gays is better than earlier, I pretty sure. At the beginning of the century, you weren't allowed to say to anybody about your homosexuality. But now many things changed.
True. I take very extreme caution when speaking to Muslims in real life.I do not disclose anything or share anything good about my culture because I know they wouldn't be interested or they might become violent. I am not very comfortable around them.
Who's here from Obama's statement on George Floyd?
President Trump sent me here.
@@canesrock82 How so? Genuinely curious because I'm trying to figure out who the CPE is and if they are good or bad.
Did Obama mention the CPE?
@@ubermk3 They are good. They have data to back up the positive traction they are getting with their methods. My company matches donations to them.
@@ubermk3 You need to watch his interview on Christian Amanpour's show. That brought me here
I’m very disappointed that the comments are so negative. I think he talked a bit fast but his content was sound. I would be willing to try anything at this point to stop the killing.
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It's because this guy is a scam artist.
as always it is prefect
As long as it is not black people being asked to apologise, we are good. Because we have nothing to apologise for, we are human from birth, born with human conscience, something other races don't have.
Preech bradaman!.........preech
The same way you handle children who can't get along. You separate them.
A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within.
An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he wears their face and their arguments, he appeals to the baseness that lies deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of the city, he infects the body politic so that it can no longer resist.What's wrong with racism? Racism is the basis of nationality"
Identity politics are the problem they teach inclusivity but demonstrate separatism. People are self segregating and really if people would just be respectful of others it would be a non issue. Lots of these identity politics are to be used as victim status bargaining chips and it is deceitful.
Thank you
Ur language b ofbensive
I completely agree with you.
@@chevchelios3904 stfus
@@pedroguedes9096 you're hurting my feelings
I suspect a lot of what is labelled as 'race' related, is in fact culturally related. Or more importantly cultural incompatibility, that's something you can't legislate out of people, it takes ages to meld into softer perceptions.
racism is a form of groupism. group antagonism typically develops when there's economic scarcity and therefore competition, and thus the need to defend one's own group against another group, and possibly exploit this other group. so racism is not "bad", it is a scarcity-based (and therefore competition-based) cultural aspect. in other words, racism is a form of cultural warfare, a cultural aspect in function of competition. so is competition bad? no, it is scarcity-based. [main source: peter joseph, the new human rights movement, czcams.com/video/GvkchZADaaA/video.html ]
nowadays we do know that other races are not inferior, they just have different types of intelligence /skills that are adapted to different types of activities /environments. telling this to people may help, but a root solution to groupism remains something like ubi (currently being proposed by presidential candidate andrew yang): it would reduce the need for competition by giving everyone some economic self-sufficiency (thus reducing the need for groupism and racism), as well as generally reducing people's need to sell something or themselves for a living.
Andrew Yang is the guy who wants to give every American citizen $1,000 a month right? If u ever meet him before I do can u do me a favor and ask him if he knows the definition of inflation
You are wrong, racism is bad. You are debunk your own comment when you say say that racism isn't bad, racism being (prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race *based on the belief that one's own race is superior* .) and then you say that *there is no such thing as inferior or superior race* ... Do you see how your comment is contradictory?
"RaCisM iSn't BaD" Lol shut up. This is what happens when you look at stupid right wing racist content on CZcams.
Joannot
Right wing CZcams content is neither stupid nor racist. Alt-right (just like alt-left) is. But most conservative CZcamsrs are not racist.
Yeah and where will you find non-racist people to collet this data?
Wakanda land 🤔 ?
Such a good talk
So funny yet sad
Edit: By funny I don’t mean that the whole of the talk is funny but there are some jokes on the start
Practice Meditation Practice Compassion. Practice Oneness.We are Light and Love. Thank You for this Video..
that's not at all what this video is about
"colorblind" white rage in the comments tho..predictable
You know what every Blackman , Yellowman , Brownman , Tanman and Whiteman have in common .
Hu-man !!! Morgan had it right and the only interjection I'd incorporate is that guy named Jesus Christ .
Heavenly Father please help Us Heal .
A-men
Thank you, Sans
Life is hard enough without tearing each other down!
George Floyd, Minneapolis, still disproportionate. The police did not watch this video smh
one bad cop,lets burn down our town,and tax base!
Es ist einfach Erfahrung. Ende
Armin Kleinemas exactly what I was thinking
Dont forget the positive sides of racism: it can save your life and it can be funny.
Its really telling that this vid has so low views
Sir
get the facts right.
What if the facts aren't politically correct though?!
My biggest issue with all of what you said, is that you approach every policing issue with something to the effect of, "how is race related to the problem?". That's a piss poor way to solve any problem when you are always looking though the same lens to solve said problem. You're way doesn't sound very scientific.
You totally missed the point of his talk. its not about making people less racist, its about using data to enhance policing and social services to actually solve problems. What this guy is talking about goes way beyond race.
Hello
Sounds in part like a pitch for more business for his company.
Every tried being a cop in the middle of the hood?
The cop chose to be there
Skylar Hakim
Walked away at 15.
Lazy does not equal trapped.
Bocbo most blacks people work twice as hard. White people are lazy.
Easy peasy Japaneezee
Me as a kid , ' mum what's racism ' me as an adult , ' yawn not this subject again'
Redefining racism. Nice
Way too many dislikes on a positive topic, damn shame #ThisIsAmerica
The title makes it worth disliking, racism was for all practical purposes solved long ago. Nowadays people acting in opposition to perceived racism is a bigger problem than racism. The actual video, however, did not really address racism as I understood it.
Did i understand this correctly and is he measuring racism by the disparity in predicted and actual arrest and violence and a 'solved' situation would be a closer lineup with the predictions? But what if different groups behave differently from each other? Is it really statistically honest to assume blacks behave the same when confronted by police during a police stop, or arrest?
In the example the speaker gives he highlights the homeless getting into more frequent contact with police violence. Well isn't it to be expected that people who have substance abuse issues, mental health problems and little to lose will be less cooperative with police? They didn't solve the problem by making sure police engage with the same likelyhood of violence with homeless as they do with non homeless. They solved it by simply have the police deal much less with homeless. How would what pan out with a larger portion of traffic stops gang country running into non compliant drivers?
To those who think not talking about racism will solve the issue, how does that solve anything? Also do you think that mindset is applicable to other forms of inequality: poverty, hunger, stratification, etc.?
Officer Jenkins So in your eyes not talking about a belief system, something that has been apparent for hundreds of years, a belief system that has transformed itself in to physical manifestations, a belief system that eventually became institutionalized can solve the problem, and make things go away and better? It’s simply turning a blind eye to it and does not solve the problem at hand
You know racism is a problem when all the comments hate talking about racism.
Or there isn't a problem and the left wing groups like using it as a victim card to try and get an advantage
@@markc6714 Yesterday I saw a bunch of kids mocking a black guy with a banana and making ape sounds. But... "there isn't a problem"... said the idiot. Amazing.
@@daniels.os. stop looking in the mirror and you won't see any idiots
@@markc6714 Oh, I knew it was you the guy I was looking in the mirror! Thanks for the advice.
What the...
That's not gonna work ...
T.E.D IS Gone , it's been undermined
smooth-brain
Go back up and watch the damn video. It's not sjw.
Whoa, what did you actually WATCH the video? You're doing it all wrong. Read the title, hit dislike, imagine your preferred SJW strawman, and hammer away at the keyboard, telling me that pointing out racism is why it still exists and other such sweet nothings. Amateur.
@ i thought he was using facts? he's actively in the field using the data at hand. Whats not factual?
@ what non factual SJW talking points are you referencing
@@dascodraws6040 He's ignoring the fact that not all races commit the same amount of crime, and attributes any disparity between arrests & use of police violence to racism.
@ I don't think you even have to agree with his premise there to agree with his project. He claims that these disparities drop off, while only improving communities, by better police training and responses.
I want my police to have good training and be using proven responses, and I want data backing that up. If the data happens to also record race, it's none the poorer.
If the disparity can be improved by better training, that's a net gain for everyone.
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wow
I love being white .
why?
Why not?
@White Man how is asking a question denying them anything. Stop being a snowflake
believe me dude, you are NOT the black Dr Phil... you are somebody who creates problems.... not solve them.
Listen to Freeman, shut up and get on with your live....
Kinda hard to get on with your life when racists despise your existence
A lack of Father's in Black families leave a discipline hole that is only confronted when they run into underpaid over stressed cops. This guy wants to blame everything but that. Another pointless TED talk...
The speaker doesn't seem to me to be blaming racisim in policing on anything, let alone 'everything but'. His point is that racism is usually defined in a wishy-washy sense, which makes it hard to tackle. You can't target and deal with racist sentiment as accurately as you can racist behaviour, because emotions - unlike behaviours - can't be measured in a very concrete way. As far as I can tell, the talk is much more about countering racist acts, rather than figuring out what gives rise to them.
There is an avalanche of cultural factors giving rise to racist behaviours, attitudes and stereotypes. Putting it down to missing father-figures and broke/stressed cops is rather narrow-minded and unhelpful, don't you think?
How many times do you lube your head in the morning. Typically, I dont lube my head more than 6 times, due to politics. I think that my mother will disown for those actions.
Metodologia científica! Comportamento racista, as comunidades não são ouvidas no Brasil...