Do All Black People Think the Same? | Spectrum

We brought Black people together to see where they stand on issues related to being black.
Note from Jubilee: Jubilee does not endorse or advocate for or against any opinions shared in this video. On set and in our content, we aim to create a safe space for sharing a diversity of opinions and ultimately inspire empathy.

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Efa: @aye_effie
Adib: @EthioNupe

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[joziahsosa]

Why were almost none of these questions serious? And they were REALLY stereotypical.

[coffeepandacat]

They should do africans vs african americans, and for the white version white americans vs europeans.

[luvmiiselfst]

They didn’t ask enough Serious questions

[domonichumphrey]

These questions are borderline racist.... they aren't deep, they don't further a conversation they're basically just racial stereotypes.... what was the thought process behind this

[grammynorma]

The “do all white people think the same” had a lot more serious questions, it would have been nice to see those kinds of questions in this video.

[Dariusissocool]

No. No two people ever see things 100% the same.

[jroc]

They couldve asked deeper questions though.

[critikal]

Jubilee: "we're fighting racism"
Also jubilee: "so how bout that chicken fellow blacks?" -not my comment 😂

[lolajames]

“I’ve never really had it so..”
*5 second silence”
“..y..you’ve never had fried chicken??” 😂😂😂

[bellab]

i remember at the end of the white people video one girl said “i thought they were gonna ask if we like starbucks” in a jokey way, and on the flip side, that’s exactly what they’ve done here. stereotyped.

[gabyflores]

I don't care what your race is, I want everyone to be proud of their race. Every culture has flaws but in the end, they are your people and you belong. This way, you can love yourself, as you should

[mmgspig]

They really had a whole conversation if kanye is in a cookout

[TBrum]

Doing this with an age group would be interesting too

[mrjohnnyjohnster]

It's fascinating to compare this with the "Do All White People Think The Same" video, especially the confidence in their respective responses.

[leilatoure]

I REALLY HOPE YALL DO ANOTHER VID because this was ridiculously steroetypical.

[grammarnazi]

I’m sorry but they should’ve had a black person doing this interview because wtf were they asking

[chunkalunkin]

Woman on the far left: I've never ate fried chicken before
Room pauses
Guy on the far you've never had fried

[aram.]

I was waitin on em to ask “can white people say the N word”

[brittanycoughlin]

The absolute seriousness & pain that swept across each and every one of their faces at 5:19 was all we needed to know where everyone would walk... I'm sorry this world has and continues to fail so many people.

& At 10:02 the clip was short but y'all stood a little bit taller and shined a while lot brighter, as it should be

Thank you for sharing your thoughts ♥️

[legitwalrus]

Should have done this blindfolded so they weren’t swayed by each other