I came here for this comment. Just goes to show that this video is just discrimination-washing. All pretty pictures and piano music, but no real action.

Christina Perri “A Thousand Years”, of course this is an instrumental version without voice.

there are subtitles

Hopefully they dont see the video.

Agreed. Didn't use to have this on the video. I wish there was a way to turn it off.

I think they are talking about a world's GAP, and, I can tell, in Brazil these numbers are much higher. If you add race, then it will be worst

@@luziasarno on number one in the usa asian, white black is listed on the wikipedia

Plus the pay gap (in the western world ) has been debunked a million times over at this point.

Because people are being told to watch thus by their employers.

@@yuriypislar8246 it was strange for me too

why not? 50/50 prison inmates or 50/50 bricklayer 50/50 people who work in the sewer or other hard and not so relaxing jobs

Well one wuestion. Why are asians get more money than white people. 87,243 median income while the median income for whites is 65,902. Can you expplain this?

@@simonw.1223 I can guess. There are many poor white people in American who live and are sustained by low income living areas and welfare(check the numbers). Many Asians in America are part of the working class. You rarely see them living in areas, for example, rural West Virginia. They would not be welcomed by white Americans in those environments, so they create their own communities where their native cultures were allowed to thrive (i.e., Chinatown of several large urban cities). Like other foreign cultures, they thrive financially because they support their culture and businesses to help each other "make it" in America. There are many groups that do the same, but I am only referring to the Asian cultures-Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, and Indian, among the list.

I'd say there are some over 50 in this video, but not too much older.

As K Greenawald answered above, "It was literally brought up with the older woman saying “people assume I don’t have the requisite skills or ambition ANY MORE”. That was a really clear point toward ageism."

@@theoddone2668 wow lol

spit it out

It was literally brought up with the older woman saying “people assume I don’t have the requisite skills or ambition ANY MORE”. That was a really clear point toward ageism.

@@Mangascribbler Phineas and Ferb. Someone arnt you too young for this.