Black Professor Accidentally PROVES “Anti-White” Double Standard

Black Professor Accidentally PROVES “Anti-White” Double Standard

00:00 - The preview
00:35 - The intro
01:06 - Roland Fryer Interview
15:10 - My final thoughts

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[babajagaisyou]

It's simple. This man has something called integrity. Professional and Personal. It's something that is very lacking in today's entitled society.

[stevewhite]

Roland Fryer has courage and integrity. His name should be in the title rather than "Black Professor".

[spartanben]

The pattern in high-crime neighborhoods is this
1. The People cry "Crime is too high!"
2. Government sends police to reduce crime
3. Inevitably a police officer has to use lethal force
4. The People cry "Police brutality!"
5. Government withdraws police
6. Crime Skyrockets
Repeat

[thatonecop]

As a police officer, thank you for showing us where we need to improve and thank you for having integrity and not painting us as devils when that narrative would have benefitted you much greater.

[spiv_gennedy]

Black or white, left or right, the truth is the truth. This man will not be made a liar.

[cas]

University of Maryland did a study about blacks being ticketed disproportionately on the interstate. They set up their own radar cameras and found out that blacks were the most frequent speeders and should actually get more tickets.

[Barbara-ohti]

We're in a time where uneducated and uninformed opinions rule

[unncommonsense]

Follow the TRUTH wherever it may lead. Much respect to Dr. Fryer.

[aggcavan]

Wait…. They have black professors now!! Man. When I was young we just called them professors.

[craigsetf]

Professors write and talk about how terrible they think white people are very comfortably, but the moment they say something that suggests maybe white people aren't so bad, all of a sudden they start fearing for their lives?

If white people are so dangerous, especially cops, then why does everyone feel so comfortable publicly denegrating them?

And then there is no discussion about the groups of actual racists actually threatening this professor's life just because he inadvertently proved something they find inconvenient to their dogma.

Interesting how that works, huh?

[stevehill]

I live in Phoenix and we had a rabid, anti-cop political activist constantly protesting police shootings. Then the cops let him go through their shoot/don't shoot training. He admitted that he shot when you shouldn't and didn't shoot when he should have. He completely changed his mind about cop shootings. He had integrity and was able to admit when he was wrong. A very, very rare trait these days.

[delynndehardt]

The testimony of why he chose the path of truth and honesty instead of the path of least resistance brought tears to my eyes. We need many more educators like this.

[thebobloblawshow]

And then they tried to discredit him to keep their bullshit narrative alive.

[khure]

The difference is that this man has been taught how to think. People taught what to think and not how to think are easily manipulated.

[AtomizedMass]

"Can we change the language of "controversy"? Do you mean "interesting"? - is my favorite quote from the professor

[MsAshleighMe]

This man’s integrity is incredible. He had a family, a career, everything to risk, everything to lose. And he still chose courage. The courage to be unpopular, to risk the wrath of people who did not like the truth. I applaud him. He is incredible. ❤ God bless.

[williamfeldner]

This Professor has my highest respect and regard. Not because he is a Harvard Professor of the highest caliber, but because he is an HONEST MAN. The World is in absolute need of people like him because then we really can solve the ills that plague or society. Salute to you Professor.

[unkierich]

This was my first exposure to Roland Fryer, wow. To see someone hold to the facts and let consequences be damned gave me chills.

[richb]

Mr Fryer faced violence from people who disagreed with his paper and the facts that he dug up. This shouldn’t have happened in our society.

He is a man of integrity.

[DrDeen]

8:59 "i dont believe these results! He's using all these numbers, and math is inherently racist."