Some people are so dumb and why would the celebrate black history in Africa while their history already black. Most ppl in Africa are black

It's just history month in Africa, and D.C. lmao!

Yes

why the hell would they celebrate black history month is Africa...do you hear yourself?

Holy yap

Native American Heritage Month is in November and May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. Here in the US, because white is the majority, we don't really need a white history month because we talk about the history year round. There were specific reasons for creating months like black history month, and at least right now, those original reasons don't apply to Caucasians. Let me know if you're still confused! :)

@@ElizabethBells ​ It might help for you to avoid confusion with your understanding that the other groups you mentioned do not mention color. Caucasians, Negroid, Mongoloid etc are races not colors. It is worth noting also that the other groups you mentioned, for whatever reason, are not celebrated in the similar way in the mainstream media or social media etc as that of "Black History month." We should embrace and celebrate the heritage and shades of color of everyone regardless of whether or not they are included in the minority of the population; and that should also include White History month. I love celebrating and also look forward to that movement, as well as people of all races and shades of color understanding that exclusion creates separation and division, instead of unity and universal celebration.

@@jamesmc1016 You're totally right! "Black" history month is specific about color-but there is a reason for that. Because most Black Americans are descendants of slaves, they can't trace back their origins like many others. The history being celebrated is necessarily that of African origin, it's all about the shared history of a group of people here in the US. And since the term used to categorize them is "black," there we have it! Obviously, black history month's origin can be traced to the civil rights movement. I think it makes sense that there is a larger mainstream celebration for something that is very much still discussed as an issue in the country. Of course it isn't like there aren't discussions and initiatives that need to happen across the board as it relates to a diverse country, but obviously the history of the country comes in to play heavily. I totally agree that we can celebrate all races, but if you see this month as something that creates separation and division then we probably haven't had the same experience with it.

@@jamesmc1016 Lol white history is always taught dude. Colonialism, boston tea party, wars, trades with Europe.

​@@ElizabethBells Great! Then let's celebrate the past and current history of all the people of America and dedicate each month to equally celebrate all races and colors i.e. black, brown, red, yellow, white etc. and all shades in between. Since the native American indigenous Indian people were in the USA long before either black or white people or any others arrived, and they most certainly have suffered most extreme civil and human rights abuse as well, I think it makes even more perfect sense to have the larger more mainstream celebration paid to that group of people, with Red or Native American History Month. November does not have the same type of large national attention paid to it as does Black History month. It really isn't about my observations or experiences, or yours either for that matter, but rather how others that are not part of that specific group might feel excluded or alienated, and whether or not they will even choose to celebrate it at all, or instead choose to ignore it. If people choose the latter then separation and division will be the result.

Umm, the black race are not godly you egoist. What happened to this "racial equality" you people keep talking about? BHM is racial favouritism, which is nothing but a back-handed form of racial discrimination against anyone who's not black. Even the whole "white privilege" label is nothing but more back-handed racism. Nice job, hypocrite. Racial equality and education should be an ongoing process.

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@@angelus_solus It looks like you had a lot of time on your hands 💀

@@angelpassion8207 ignore him, he is a jerk. Have a happy black man day🎉

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The black race are NOT the children of Abraham. SORRY! They're the children of Ham, so that prophesy does not apply to them. Who does it apply to? The Hebrew nation. Jehovah told Abram (Abraham): “You may know for sure that your seed will become an alien resident in a land not theirs, and they will have to serve them, and these will certainly afflict them for four hundred years.” (Ge 15: 13; see also Ac 7: 6, 7.) This was stated prior to the birth of the promised heir or “seed,” Isaac. In 1932 B.C.E. Ishmael was born to Abram by the Egyptian servant girl Hagar, and in 1918 B.C.E. Isaac was born. (Ge 16: 16; 21: 5) Counting back 400 years from the Exodus, which marked the end of the ‘afflicting’ (Ge 15: 14), would bring us to 1913 B.C.E., and at that time Isaac was about five years old. It appears that Isaac was weaned then and, already “an alien resident” in a land not his, he now experienced the start of the foretold affliction in the form of Ishmael’s “poking fun,” Ishmael being about 19. (Ge 21: 8, 9) Although in modern times Ishmael’s mocking of Abraham’s heir might be viewed as inconsequential, such was not the case in patriarchal times. This is evidenced by Sarah’s reaction and God’s approval of her insistence that Hagar and her son Ishmael be sent away. (Ge 21: 10-13) The very fact that this incident was recorded in detail in the divine record also points to its marking the commencement of the prophesied 400-year period of affliction that would not end until the Exodus.​-Ga 4: 29. Nice try, but do actually study your scriptures instead of parroting misinformation.

@@angelus_solus what...? we were talking about the meme number 69420 you moron not the whole bible lmao

That is the long and short of it.

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Black history? But I thought race was a social construct and therefore not real.

It is, whether we like it or not.

I do agree with you they did not have Black History Month when I was growing up so I am glad it is here now 💯🙏

What do u mean

@@BryanMendez2401 black and white not just black.

half black people still counts as black

@@princezuko9204 I prefer the part of history where blacks and whites have worked together not the divisive culture that we have today. That’s what I mean.

@@davidking6303 ya that is included in black history month too, I actually learned about back in high school, about the part where both white and black people protested together in the civil rights movement, that’s included too

You do not have to be black to appreciate the importance of black history month. Find some new friends.

@@HesAbnormal What color should they be? Black, Brown or Tan?? Surely not White Lol!

You must not have voted biden then because if you didn’t.,you not a true black

@@paulromero2368 So are you saying that a vote for trump with a white robe and a pointed hat would have been better?

Jerry Munroe i’m just saying that I would be embarrassed to have a month for white people, that doesn’t show unity and being woke.I personally would be embarrassed

we learn about white history in school everyday

Black history month is retarded we don't need a history month for any race we are all the same genetically so nobody deserves a history. I don't have notifications on but I will probably eventually come back to this video so go ahead and reply to me

@@user-qt2nu6hm8c alrighty so your def just looking for attention which i'll give to you for the sake of eductaing people in this comment section because literally it's filled with racists. We need Black History month to highlight the sturggles that poc have gone through and highlight the unfairness and abuse that they've been treated with. We don't need white history month because literally every other month is white history month. And also saying nobody deserves history is like not teaching anyone about the presidents, how the colonists arrived, and how everything really happened in the world. please go back to elementary cause your def 5. btw, calling people retarded isn't funny or cute :)

@@user-qt2nu6hm8c fuckboi

@Dillon Crawford Whites made history, bruthas just happen to be in it, you’re welcome...yalls

Native American Heritage Month ring a bell?

native american history month literally exists lmao

go be ignorant somewhere else

Not like there isn’t other months

Why?

@@xoxonyiah872 Why black history Month?

Dude, history classes in public schools are all about white history......

truth

@@jaimerios3185 why black history month? Well because it teaches young black children about who came in front of them and help them become free. We get the shortest month out of 12 months .. people shouldnt be mad and if you are idk why .. it not here for you, if you are a non black person.

@@dontaskmewhy1799 You just did.

I wouldn't celebrate it even if they did celebrate mine. It wouldn't feel genuine.

*persecuted

Not because of their skin color though..

truth.

@@xoxonyiah872 Excuse me but American Indians were persecuted because of their skin color.

@@debchancy2304 let me restate what I said.. not every race been enslaved because of their skin color

cry harder for me

Cope and Seethe

That’s acc insane