THIS IS SAD… #SHORTS

[frozentspark]

that's how you properly empower someone. well done

[jerrymoore]

He recognizes her merit. Thats true respect

[drkipmpnine]

Finally a reasonable person that understands the truth of quality of character

[normalhuman]

I remember this, she was so sweet and yes it was sad what she had been conditioned to believe.

[UHDGamers-rexj]

The use of his words was so elegantly put together and empowering. She seemed genuinely sweet and not hostile whatsoever.

[Presidentialrun]

Fathers are important. Crowder is filling the words of the father she never had.

[Jacques.Smith_]

I'm South African. I have had more than one friend ask me if they deserve a position or if they were only an affirmative action hire. That's heartbreaking. Let's make meritocracy great again.

[idiotsandwich]

She actually listened and thought about that. She is brilliant ❤

[HerohammerStudios]

My girlfriend's aunt is a high ranking boss at her job. She once told me how frustrating it is, that because of current politics there's always this thought from those around her that she only made it to that position because she's a woman and not because of her actual accomplishments

[killerjhul]

I remember this entire interview.

She was such a stunning person and was just repeating what she was taught, but she knew that it wasn't the case.

I hope this young woman is doing great. She definitely deserves it.

[paulroggenbeck]

The best thing out of this is his encouragement, and uplifting edification. She will remember this.

[Lord_Pilaf]

A shame he couldn't show his own pregnant wife this level of respect

[hattrickjs]

I like that she didn't get defensive and listened to his comment and responded in an engaged manner. Whether she agrees with him or not, she shows good signs of intelligence. He was absolutely right. I hope she puts more thought into his statement.

[markb]

I know everybody loves the comedian Steven but I love seeing him reason with people like this. It seems genuine and i hope that young woman felt the same. He makes great points.

[GodsWillingDaughter]

This woman reminds me of my little sister may God bless her.

[SoldierofKreig]

She had an eye opening moment when someone told her she was a good student and did everything she needed and got accepted through her achievements. She was thinking it was only due to AA and that's fucking sad

[justincaldwell]

I'm cheering for this woman. May all her dreams come true.

[skytrip]

They don't tell you about the failure rates for people with lesser abilities thrown into schools where much more is required of them. so it actually works against them.

[aidanbrewer]

The system tells them that they’re lesser until they believe it, and then they take it out on the ones who would never think any lesser of them.

[kellyhord]

I remember her. She was pretty cool. I hope she’s learned a lot.