Amen. And we are paying for it dearly 😔😔😔

@@Potentialaj total BS. He amplified racial division with Critical Race Theory. Obama just took it to a wider level. Thomas Sowell or Shelby Steele are the antidotes to this poison.

Good Riddens to the racist.

He is now the topic of discussion, hence me reading the threads.

@@Marc-io8qm Thomas Sowell and Shelby Steele are naive. They were allowed to thrive well the majority of black are at "The Bottom of the Well." Shame on Thomas Sowell. By the way where is Thomas Sowell in 2021.

Maybe... but Derrick Bell was a racist, affirmative action is anti-black. So is gun control, and welfare.

@@travissharon1536 How is he racist? Did you listen to the discussion?

He was a racist and a segregationist, he was actually behind the times.

@@travissharon1536 the American education system has taught you poorly like it did all of us. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@@Potentialaj I am so sorry you gave "it" the time of day. They should be ignored.

@@travissharon1536 More like you are a white supremacist projecting your bullshit as usual.

@@ax2643 Brilliant retort. You're the poster child for the meme that states 'everyone who disagrees with me is a racist.' Bell argues that America is racist to it's core. Here's a couple of quotes from The Permanence of Racism: _"Whites are rallied on the basis of racial pride and patriotism to accept their often lowly lot in life, and encouraged to vent their frustration by opposing any serious advancement by blacks. Crucial to this situation is the unstated understanding by the mass of whites that they will accept large disparities in economic opportunity in respect to other whites as long as they have a priority over blacks and other people of color for access to the few opportunities available."_ _"many people will find it difficult to embrace my assumption that racism is a permanent component of American life."_ What he's arguing, in essence, is that white people are intrinsically racist, which is an _obviously_ racist statement in itself. How about arguing in good faith, instead of calling everyone a racist?

The end game looks like South Africa.

@@Bargeonin CRT is literally an analysis, in part, of how South Africa happened you fucking lunatic.

Mad dog, CRT is an objective evaluation of how the concept of race serves a function in society. This necessarily means that the focus is on understanding before producing a prescription.

I was tempted to say that it was produced with no end goal in mind, period, as a matter of academic hygeine, but that's a distinctly Spockian misunderstanding of science on my part.

I CAN TELL YOU WHAT IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE. tRump and his white supremacists bigots!

He wrapped Marxism up within the cover racism. Wake up

@Richard 100% agree

Left wing bigot

@@Marc-io8qm and HiTLERS MEINKAMPF was Inspired by American politics. Yes wake up.

Derrick Bell was a racist, and a traitor to American values, how can you as a black man support a segregationist?

The main proponents of CRT won’t even debate though - that’s why it gets such a bad name

Read something from Thomas Sowell

Dr.Amos Wilson met at Trenton State College lecture /great man [r.i.p]

@@E_Ten what was the purpose of this comment? Are you Suggestion that Thomas Sowell is better versed in the subject? What subject are you referring to?

@@janewx1 I believe so. Racism, socioeconomics, affirmative action, inequalities, discrimination and disparities. Since they have very different perspectives and approaches it would benefit anyone to read both. At least before you turn down a job at Harvard or become disruptive at your job because of a fundamental attribution error concerning your "racist" colleagues and employers. Sowells books are full of historical examples and international examples of labor markets, racially targeted laws, racial and cultural prejudices, economic inequalities, education and literacy rates, and how groups moved through or spread through economic classes in single generations. They are very well researched books. I highly recommend them.

Dr Amos must be a racist traitor to america as well.

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Keep the rabid neoliberal ideology to yourself. Social systems and institutions are, in fact, capable of failing people. People are, in fact, capable of failing eachother. Black people have, on average, a twelfth of the household wealth as what white people have, on average. This isn't because of welfare, nor is it because of "personal failings," as is obvious if we apply the laws of large numbers.

@@peppermintgal4302 I am a conservative and not a racist my statement started with people of all colors I'm not narrowing the field to any specific race all I'm saying is if you grow grow up in it, that doesn't mean that's where you stay people can make choices and when I say people I mean all colors of people don't try to paint me with a broad brush.

@@peppermintgal4302 the biggest problem with liberals is they think you can solve every problem by spending more money instead of fixing the root of the problem which is lack of father in the home for people on welfare and again by people I mean people of all colors.

> welfare has been detrimental to the education of all colors That's nonsense, without welfare the poorest can't even go to school. So, welfare is actually good for education. The main problem for bad education is bad, underfunded schools in poor areas.

@@davidmoser1103 takes the father out of the home. It's proven that children raised in a family atmosphere with mother and father do far better in school and in life in general. While I do agree the school systems in large cities tend to suffer. A lot of that is caused by the actions of the students. Children raised without fathers that have no respect for any authority or anything else and Hard for a teacher to do their job.

That is not true AT ALL! CRT writing is nothing but examples from court cases. Derrick Bell wrote a famous paper on Brown v. Board - is that not specific enough? You just have to read for yourself, buddy.

This is just an interview, it's not a research paper. If you actually get into what they write and their academic contributions you will likely find more evidence. You can't understand university level theory from decades old TV interviews.

Shut up neoliberal.

Always one genocide away from utopia.

@@alabama2uz So what in the video did Derrick Bell suggest or allude to having a genocide to solve race relations and narratives in America?

@@janewx1 That's what Marxist Leninist governments always end up doing. But I'm sure it's different this time...

@@alabama2uz End up doing what? Be Specific. I’m listening and being unbiased.

Good one. Can’t argue with his points so you call him gay.

Our failures when we had to fight for basic rights

NOpe Actually There are Asian crt scholars. Neil Gotanda, Mari Matsuda Mitu Gulati, Jerry Kang, and Eric Yamamoto. Native American Robert Williams latin American Laura Gomez, Ian Haney López, Kevin Johnson, Gerald Lopez, Margaret Montoya, Juan Perea, and Francisco Valdes. European ancestry andré cummings, Nancy Levit, Tom Ross, Jean Stefancic, and Stephanie Wildman.

And not to explain failures Because the majority of African Americans are not failures despite what you want to believe The point is to explain that civil rights progress only comes when the wealthy elite feel it’s convenient and advantageous to them And that every time there is any type of progress, the pendulum swings right back In Some way Federal desegregation of schools lead to state laws and policies that further segregated schools Federal abolishing of redlining leads to white flight Federal abolishing of discriminatory banking practices leads to predatory banking practices Federal affirmative action policy leads to businesses creating quotas so they don’t have to do any real work of training a diverse workforce Or finding the best and the brightest diverse candidates Federal voting laws lead to state gerrymandering and erasing registered voters Requiring ID for voting when ID costs money and there is supposed to be no fees involved in voting Etcétera Federal Desegregation of schools leads

Yeah, everyone who you disagree with is out of their mind. Very realistic worldview you have, there.

FUCK YOU tRumper. Go back to your trailer park.

@@peppermintgal4302 No, he is right

scholarship is colorless

@@peppermintgal4302 So the Literature and Laws that he is opposed with is right?Perfect? Derrick has Presented Evidence in facts to support his Argument.How many federal laws haven’t been changed since the 1700s? Should we revert back to laws that only allow “free white men” and “Africans” to be eligible for naturalization? Why is it Not okay that Derrick Bell Challenges a law that Claimed to solve an issue but ended up Making the situation worse.

Oh so his community isn’t? Tell me how you know that. Give me numbers and sources. You can’t. He was a Yale professor who studied this his entire life, witnessed the history, and worked in the field. What are you? You’re an ignorant, uneducated, sad sorry sack of shit who would rather watch Ben Shapiro lie to you for money. Another funny thing? He basically described you in this video. He JUST talked about the poor stupid whites who will always be subjugated by the same people but a tiny bit less so that you can still FEEL superior to the blacks. It’s time to learn some history. Go talk to an actual history professor. Go take a community college sociology course before you continue to intellectually and morally embarrass yourself for being on the exploiters bitch side of history.

@Chris I did watch it