A good friend passed this onto me; while I won’t spoil it for you, I must say this one a real interesting watch. Sad, but real insightful. {Thanks Sean!}
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thank u so much for putting this up here! i have to write a paper about racail profiling and now i have a good example of what to do! thank u so much! im going to show this in my presentation!
ohhhh no that is not right man, that's awful the girl was acting and i felt so sorry for her.
TMJ
Uggh, it's so sad that this is still needed…
deep beyond belief!
racism still exists.. there's no doubt about that
but at least we are stepping forward in the right direction.. 60 million ppl (black, white, green, blue, pink, red, whatever else) voted for BARACK OBAMA… we are moving in the right direction!!
pls. stand up against those jerks who still discriminate based on skin color
ONE RACE – HUMAN
sad! Thanks for the video
Good Video!
That last English woman wasn't having a bar or it and the black man looked like he wanna buss sum1's head proper!!
oh my god…i had a good day until i saw this clip..i'm full of sadness and anger…it still excists..i recognise this because everytime i go into a store i feel watched…there are so much pple like the uh-oh dude…there were somany ppl who didnt feel like to defend her,cause the dont no her…that s*** is deep
Wow, tears are streaming down my face, because I to have been "shopping while black". Its a sad but true fact they we as black people are not viewed as equal. I'm so tired of saying " Hey people its 2009, get over it"! Why do I have to constantly be made to feel like my race is worthless, why do we have to over achieve just to get the same recognition as "white" people. Times have not changed, and I'm tired of the world thinking that is has. Truth be told….they still think we are slaves!
Thank you for this video. As a black man who has experienced this on more than one occasion (although not as blatant and harsh), it bothers me that this still exists. I could have on a tuxedo and still be watched around a store, truth be told.