Facts !!!

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They mostly Ghanaians. They're cute

Paul Ankah Nah it’s mad Nigerians

Paul Ankah there’s mostly congolese, ghanaians, nigerians, somalis and jamaicans

And then as soon as you leave school that’s when they change the rules.

There’s other countries that do the same thing it not just the UK

@@KaentukiTheFuki I think watching the actual video is better

Schools cared too much about hairstyles. Whatever your ethnicity

100%

Fr 😭😭😭

Just like America 😭

Morolayo Dahunsi yes

She didnt. She did the one for African Aunties only.

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Allow it 💀

@L M you talk normal but the people I have interacted with talked a bit fast I had to ask them to slow down when they was talking so I could understand.

L M , it’s not that deep dude...

@L M atp you doing too much. Are you offended or sum shit?

Yes dee react to this

Yessss

Yh react

Omg she has too

that video is bare funny

No Yes if you’re not black you can’t say that there’s no racism towards black people lmao😭😭

No Yes there’s definitely racism here in tha UK a lot of it but I get what you mean. Classism is very much alive in tha UK too.

American black ppl are nothing like black ppl who live in europe bc in europe they are from other countries, they know they’re in tune with their African and Caribbean backgrounds or are immigrants themselves. The blacks in the US were mostly brought through slavery hundreds of years ago and are just as ‘American’ as the white Americans. Niether group have strong ties to other places. The history here is very different and you can’t compare ppl here to anywhere in Europe.

No Yes my black friend from London said that every day he and his sister would walk fr school to there house and often a group of white kids would throw them into the church fountain that was next to their neighbor hood. I’m pretty sure that racist luv

@No Yes thats a lie im part irish and i can say that while yes classism is bigger than raism in the uk it is still a major issue

Yesssss

That's normal bro

@@simplyzi2318 LOL

oh you mean living normally?

Wheres the r?

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being a teacher has nothing to do with being able to say people name

u american ?

Jack Oxley yea

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Jack Oxley lol obviously 😭

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@@teekayybabez hence why I said "around London".

not really i feel like maybe more specific to england but a lot of these were relatable for a lot of black people

Na, a lot of black people in the UK can relate. Heck I went to school in France (Toulouse) and Birmingham and I can relate.

@@tamia845 I guess my experience was very different then, i was the only POC in any social setting so I get that this video wasn't for me!

@@huldah1605 maybe it's a city thing? I live in a conservative smallish town in Cheshire so my experiences may be very different. Thanks for responding, might have been a wee bit hasty in my dismissal but a few agree it's relatable

you mean black you know that african america are different then africa from africa right i hope you know that.

@@rebeccam.7249 dude america got hella africans, like actually from africa

I think this is more dependent upon the area and the role you played in it. I played the role of “the only”. Everyone know what that is if you’ve played it before. It sounds like that’s what they were too, and that is a different dynamic than if there is more of you around or your area of more diverse. This sounds about right and it sounds like they are leaving things out, because I know I experienced more things from both teachers, fellow students, etc.

American schools are like that too. Tons of white kids with bright colors but they call braids with beads or locs distracting. Or regulate how many lines can be shaved in the head.

@@kermit_inbed3865 My school wasn't like that but a lot of the neighboring schools were and there have been plenty of news stories of teachers cutting black girls braids off.

Ye I feel like it's completely different

Watch the original I think the audio is better

Not in my school. I do remember white girls going to school with blood red hair and nothing was said but black boys were targeted for their haircuts

@@huldah1605 Yep happened to white boys at my school as well, for the specific things they said in the video as well. Girls wern't allowed to dye their hair either so they the ones with blood red hair would have been sent home.

Depends where you were. At my school guys weren't allowed to shave their hair shorter than 1cm or have it longer than their shoulder. If they had designs they were told not to do it again. Students weren't allowed to dye their hair, have nail polish, where anything bigger than small hoop earrings, wear make up, and women couldn't have their hair be shorter than their shoulders. Disobeyed any of these rules and you were sent home to change. Same shit with not wearing the right socks or hair band colour.

Nobody said just black people

Idk why white ppl want to be victims so bad

@@simplyzi2318 lol I dont give a shit some of us are conditiond to the abuse just saying it's all abit one sided! You can keep the victim card pmsl

@@teetrotter2973 how did I play the victim card

No🤣 these Congolese, Jamaican & Nigerians there

lol not all😭

Dont act like u know it when u dont stupid Bob

@@happyhappy5829 werey ni bobo yen ...wetin carry that one come now... You dey mad.. You no fit talk Wetin you want forget insult... Na God go punish you for dey ode

@@bob1769 triggered much? 죧도 묘르면 걍ㄷ 쳐쨔지셰요 셰뱔뇸앜ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

How did you not understand 💀

howww😭

Honestly

Vickss how?