Black People Are the Only Disliked Animal

Black People: The Most Disliked Animal The punchline: Does racism exist? Do you believe that racism exists, or is there no such thing as racism? These questions often throw me back. Are we speaking the same language? Racism Definitions (US, UK, Germany, and France): Merriam-Webster: Racism is the belief, attitude, or systemic practice asserting that one race or ethnic group is naturally superior or inferior to another, leading to prejudice, hatred, or discrimination Cambridge: policies, behaviours, rules, etc. that result in a continued unfair advantage to some people and unfair or harmful treatment of others based on race Bpb.de (Germany): Rassismus Inhalt merken einfach POLITIK: Lexikon. Hören in einfacher Sprache: Rassismus ist eine Art von Diskriminierung. Durch Rassismus werden Menschen zum Beispiel wegen ihrer Herkunft, ihrer Hautfarbe, ihrer Haare, ihres Namens oder ihrer Sprache diskriminiert, ausgegrenzt und abgewertet. Larousse (France): Idéologie fondée sur la croyance qu'il existe une hiérarchie entre les groupes humains, autrefois appelés « races » ; comportement inspiré par cette idéologie. Anyone who claims that racism doesn't exist should not be taken seriously. However, if the argument is that humans tend to prefer their own kind in ways that may qualify as racism under certain definitions, then yes, that is true. Should anyone be criminalised for this natural tendency? No! In this video, I summarise my experiences regarding how people treat those who look like me. I confront all topics without fear. If you only want to hear viewpoints that align with your own, this channel isn't for you. While many white people are amazing, there exists an underlying condescension toward black people—not just from white people, but from people of every race. Black people often become the "punching bag", which may not necessarily be a bad thing. We look different and behave differently. No one is required to like you; you must earn respect. However, automatic hatred is a condition that frequently accompanies interactions with black people when dealing with members of other races. This, to me, is what racism is: the unnecessary hatred of someone from a different race, along with the active efforts to undermine, harm, or discredit them solely based on their skin colour. Please approach this with an open mind and don't take offence. Feel free to ask me any questions during my next live session, which should take place on Wednesday or Thursday, and I'll do my best to clarify. You can also leave a comment; I try to respond as much as possible. Thank you.