Firstly, I appreciate it that many of you took the time to watch the video.
However, you do need to watch both videos to comment accurately.
A couple of you made conclusions without watching the second video. Ironic because that was what the video was about ie how our deepest bias leads us to jump to certain conclusions.
Which leads me to another point which is how some got defensive about how this was all one way and anti white. Like a few said, it was to show how tribes behave. Yes it wanted to portray the black experience of this but that doesn't automatically mean that anyone denies the principle that this happens in reverse too.
All tribes will behave this way. However the point is twofold. Firstly, if you're a minority, its going to happen to you more often. If so many aspects of life are run by other tribes, you're going to statistically speaking suffer more. Secondly, opinions of black people are so ingrained, people really leap to conclusions. There are plenty of examples where black people are automatically treated in a different way. Far higher incarceration rates and sentences for the same crimes is undeniable.
Some of the replies here show that bias and a lack of appreciation for how this all plays out for the many fair minded and honest members of minority populations. There is a false equivalence about reverse racism. And this is not to deny that aspects of the problem need to be solved within the black community.
However, when was the last time it was pointed out that perhaps the more serious crimes and anti social behaviors by Wall St, politicians and Lobbyists is a white cultural problem?
Who here automatically discounts Quaker State because it caused sludge in the 70s? Or do we approach oil decisions a little more logically than that?