God bless this woman's work

I have the annoying experience of having both my supervisors greeting me with "yo, yo, yo!" and I can't understand what the b.s. is for. All I can tell is that neither if them say "hola" to the Spanish ladies or men but I get yo! and what's up (like they are street). They don't use this with other co-workers, just me. Between my natural hair and dark bronze skin I have to hear the b.s. I'm a Afro- Latina and they don't expect me to know Spanish or to have a personality other than "I must be hood cuz I have a curly fro and I look different from them". Not cool at all, or if I'm asked if I work as a janitor by some ppl, but when they ask what I do and I say I work in the IT dept. they always say "oh Really!?" like I can't be brown, afro wearing, sexy and above all else SMART!

VERY interesting interview. She has said almost 100% of what Tariq Nasheed teaches about. Maybe you can have her back on to talk about solutions.Thanks Phil

I hope to be like this woman when I'm older, I'll never think of myself as being superior in any way, that's like saying I'm perfect. Like I keep saying, hopefully the kids of my generation from the 90's and early 2000's will make a change, it'll be a struggle, but I'd give anything just to make that reality if I could.

Man I wish he would bring Jane Elliot back that women is a beast I LOVE her! :)

she basically said everything I already suspected....I know now it's really time to separate because white America is far from changing their attitudes

awesome interview, i really appreciated her honesty

Sadly, this should be common sense.

Thank You, Dr.DeAngelio for your honesty and for at least trying to be that VOICE that is so much needed for real change, THANK YOU!!!!!! MAY TMH GOD BLESS YOU!!!!!!!!!

Good discussion

Great video..keep up the good work, phil

Bless her heart; she's trying... but I'm still not convinced. #truth

this young Dr lady is the truth and I will follow her and get her message out and she gets it we just want it to be equal I don't need a hand out just give me a fair chance.

I get tense when trying to talk to white people about race lol. I try to make sure I don't seem like I'm trying to attack or blame them because it seems like they get defensive fast, most of the time. I very rarely talk to whites about race because usually they do something that I call the 3 ds, deflect, deny or defend. If they are special, they may do a combination lol. I love people like her, Jane Elliott or Dixon White. It means a lot when people can listen objectively and sympathize.

Great interview, I hope to see more coming soon. This channel is becoming more important to the community every single day. I will be sure to contribute to the new studio.

very eye opening.

As for the 9+ that clicked dislike.. Kick Rocks!

good video Phil.👍

I'm a white male, thank you so much for recording and posting that, what a great discussion. I love your channel.

I agree with her

Phil you are great!

Strong interview

Great interview Phil.

Systemic systems of structural institutional racism.

Dang, she wording this very well!

Wow! Where did find this one?

Love this. Subbed. Thanks for all you guys do.

Really informative. Some things I was aware of but other things I was not aware of.

Great video.

I really do not understand why it bothers white people when we willingly separate from them. I mean, if 3 black people are talking, at lunch together, etc. Maybe some of you here can explain it. Is it offensive to you?

Great and insightful interview!

I love UKposts. This is fantastic that anyone can have their own broadcast. You are doing a fantastic service to the community.

very good video 👍👍👍👍👍 one of your best...thank you for your content!

Use this video as an example of communication dialog to educate yourselves, ,,,,,,,,BOTTOM LINE, ,,,,,,,,,, THANK-YOU TO THE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO LEARN THIS NO MATTER HOW UNCOMFORTABLE IT COULD BE

please have more interviews like this, they are very important especially now

these are facts!! To all the white people out there

Awesome!

She’s so articulate

Great !!!

Good interview, explained clearly for a youtube general audience. I recommend exploring the research about colonialism and the works of Frantz Fanon to anyone who wants to go deeper into this subject.

So she was poor and white, but still thought she had it made. I can see her feeling that way if she was born to a family with much money. The only reason my family had anything going good, is because my father and uncles was all in the military. Gave my family the ability to go to collage.

hey I'm white and I subscribed to you. I have learned a lot from you. great interview.

This Doctor and Jane Elliot... im going to check both of these women out...

god bless your channel

So many things they talked about, I've either done or experienced other white people do. Truly opened my eyes. Much respect!

Sadly as humans on this earth we do not even a real civilizations we are still very much tribal societies fighting, killing, arguing and hating over probable lies and fairy tales of magical man in the sky

This was good. Thanks

eccliasticus 12:10 Never trust thine enemies

She said if I don't like being called a devil I'm racist. Really? This lady is not courageous. She can spout this all day without risking her job. If I even hint at challenging this I am in danger of being fired. Been there.

Robin Diangleo i fucking love u

can't wake up people pretending to be asleep

wow this was powerful. she knows her stuff I give her that.

She hit it right on the head. .

That's a first...a white person who's not in denial.

what's going on my brother? how you? real talk keep the videos coming brother, yo videos be bout something, MEANING LISTENING too, and the lady KEEPING it real to,

You gotta love it when some random internet trolls post up comments trying to discredit social scientists just because it's fashionable... Arguing a generic dictionary definition against peer-reviewed & tested research...

There is a good documentary called "Things We Won't Say About Race That Are True.". It was created by Trevor Phillips who was the chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission of Great Britain. You can find it here on UKposts. I would recommend watching it in its entirety but around the 33:30 minute mark he explains an observation that I think would be helpful for anyone seriously involved in working in the field of equality and human rights. I think Dr. DiAngelo presented her case well and I found it challenging and insightful. Let me share the insight that Trevor came upon as a result of the work he was doing in Great Britain. He starts by explaining the laws of race relations for blacks: 1) All blacks are alike. 2) All blacks are inferior. 3) All blacks are required to be subordinate and know their place. He then goes on to explain how today very few people accept these laws be they black or white. He then goes on to explain how a new dogma has emerged as an unintended consequence. These are the laws of race relations for whites: 1) All whites are alike. 2) All whites are guilty and tainted. 3) No white person should ever criticize someone who is not white. Just give that some thought for a moment. The ideals he set out to accomplish were not producing the desired result. Instead of creating more equality he had essentially just flipped the script. That points to the larger question of how do you address the inequalities in society without dumping all the racial baggage onto an individual who is not equipped to unpack it and put it away. This is a dilemma and I see us going down this path. Not to take away from Dr. DiAngelo but you are never going to get most white people to acknowledge their privilege by telling them to own the historical baggage of those who came before. Not going to happen...you end up with Brexit and President Trump.

love it

Who's the host? This cat is solid!!

I hear no real solution.

good jobs

Phil ask her where she lives park ave?

Isaiah 14:21 Prepare slaughter for his children for the iniquity of their fathers; that they do not rise, nor possess the land, nor fill the face of the world with cities. 22 For I will rise up against them, saith theLord of hosts, and cut off from Babylon the name, and remnant, and son, and nephew, saith the Lord.( No matter what is being said in this video Christ is coming for this race of people, praise The God of our Fathers)

Judging by her age she grew up when you didn't need a college degree to get a decent job. Albeit I am sure sexism probably could have held her back during that time.

She is informative and all, but very agreeable with phil. It is like she wants validation for her opinion from Phil. perhaps i'm wrong.

We are running out of time people.

Christ, a lot of them have no empathy and conscious.

For all this talk about race and racism the focus is generally centered on two races...black people and white people. This is probably because of the legacy of slavery. To have an honest conversation about race in this country I think it essential to have an honest conversation about slavery in this country. Being black in America has always been a struggle. But America the continent and America the country simply can not be lumped together without a distinction. From the black perspective I can see how very little changed. This is probably a poor analogy but blaming the founding fathers for not ending slavery after America became a nation would be like blaming President Obama for not ending global warming after he became president. A large number of the founders recognized that slavery was wrong but the abolitionist had to face the socio-economic realities of their time. This is best explained by reading the history of Fredrick Douglass and Lincoln's conversations. In the previous 200 years very little effort went into ending slavery yet after America won her independence in just 6 years Massachusetts became the first state to abolish slavery. We eventually had to fight a civil war to further along the promise made to black Americans. I guess the point I'm trying to get across here is that our countries origins and slavery were entangled in such a way that it is easy to blur the lines. I imagine if the founders were able to see America today they would be saddened. I think part would be shame that it took as long as it did to end slavery and partly because we seem to have given up on the ideals they had hoped to achieve.

She's Italian

🤜🏿💥💎💥🤛🏿

Phil get Sabir Bey on the show.

Whites are afraid to speak yet we have the power? No, the thing I'm afraid to speak about has power over me. Think about it. And I love this, if I say I get it, I don't get it. If I say I don't get it, I also don't. So Whites can't win with this thinking. That's why we are afraid to speak.

Yoooo Phil do a video about these creepy clowns!!

maybe you should get someone on the show who actually has different views than you? having people say the same things you say but with a different voice will give no progress in anything

It seems to me that opposing views may have been deleted. When does personal accountability play a roll? No matter what your experience, everyone has the same opportunity to succeed. If you do not have a balanced, happy, successful life, then you've made poor choices. Making it all about race is an excuse for poor individual choices.

hahah swj much

boo

Robin DiAngelo is a real nutcase. Best man is Jesse Lee Peterson.

Strong interview