He’s Right: “What Are We Doing to White People” REACTION

YouTuber Charlie Cheon recently put out a video discussing the “rising tide of racial hatred towards white people” which has since gone viral, accumulating nearly 4 million views. Let’s watch and react.

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[jat]

Fighting racism with racism is like throwing wood in a house that's on fire and being confused why it's still burning.

[berriesweet]

I agree 100% with this as a black woman. I've felt this way for years. We cannot combat racism with more racism.

[Maranatha]

Being born white is not a sin, but holding hatred in your heart for others is, no matter what your color is.

[poeticconversations]

“Black supremacy is as dangerous as white supremacy” - Martin Luther King Jr, September 1960 (four years before segregation was made illegal in the U.S.)

Who would’ve thought the man was on to something

[denofwolves]

I'm white and have been in a mixed marriage for 30 years. For the first 20 years or so of our marriage, nobody of any race ever gave us a hard time, but in the past decade, it's gotten worse and worse every year. People call my wife a race traitor in her place of business, and her boss, who is white, is so scared of retribution that she refuses to do anything about it. My kids are teased in school because they are half white; my daughter came home in tears one day because some of her friends told her they were so sorry for her that she had to live with a white father. It's insane, and it's only getting worse. I pray that more people like yourself and the young man in the video can prevail and help bring us back to reality. You are both eloquent speakers, so maybe your message can reach some of these young, impressionable minds.

[kwame]

I am an African and I am sick and tired of this new culture of cancelling whites. I am tired especially of blacks who don’t want to take responsibility and accountability for their actions and rather want to blame everything on whites. White privilege etc, I am just sick of it! Let us treat each other right irrespective of race, judge based on how someone thinks and not the colour of their skin. It’s just crazy how much we love seeing colour. People think it’s being woke and progressive. Let’s call it what it is, it’s stupid.

[Dan-nvns]

Honestly as a black man, the concept of racism really shocks me let alone combating racism with more racism. We can just respect one another regardless of color. Racism or discrimination of any kind is just down right wrong and just disgraceful. Lord help us

[femina]

I’m from South America. I was shocked the first time an American institution asked me to write down my race. I never had to do that in my country of a population made up of white people, citizens of mixed race, Asians, etc. I said I am a human being :)

[GratefulGrace]

If you collect 100 black ants and 100 red ants and put them in a glass jar,
nothing will happen. But if you take the jar, shake it violently and leave it on the table, the ants will start killing each other. Red believes that black is the enemy, while black believes that red is the enemy, when the real enemy is the person who shook the jar. The same is true in society. ~Undetermined Author

[davidstowe]

As an average white male, I'm normally terrified to even comment one way or another on subjects like this. All I can say about your video is, thank you.

[quietviolence]

I remember someone once telling me that white people don't know what it's like to be oppressed. And then I was like, really? I'm from Poland, and people from my country lived under partition for 123 years. Members of my family were also in concentration camps (where many Slavic people were sent because they were considered an inferior race); my grandmothers were sent to Germany for FORCED labour, and for decades the use of the Polish language was banned. They lived under German occupation for 6 years and then 44 years under Russian occupation. Isn't that enough?

[Kattisback-]

I'm so glad I happened upon your channel, you're so smart, you have a way of expressing yourself that makes so much sense. TY

[Mysticmegster]

"You are not an oppressor for refusing to accept an ideology that teaches people to hate you." This man is brilliant. In every age it takes one person to stand up and say something is wrong. And here he is

[DarkAngelCullen]

I’m a black woman in an interracial relationship and I have never received negative comments about my relationship from anyone except other black people. I have a great aunt who said that I should have gotten with a “nice black man” instead as though she even knew my boyfriend. I’ve had an old schoolmate message me out of “concern” asking if I’m comfortable as a black woman being around white men with guns (in reference to my bf’s hunting rifle)… as if white men commit the most gun violence… I was so baffled and felt so bad for my boyfriend because of the perception that many black people have of white people and the kind of ridiculous and disrespectful things they would actually say straight to your face in regard to that.

[theprowitzproject]

Someone told me once that I was racist simply because I was white. I just looked at them and said, “No”. They tried to argue with me about it. I just kept looking at them and said, “Yeah, that’s dumb” and walked away. I know who I am and refuse to let somebody else tell me that I’m something I’m not.

[MichaelGraves-mvgc]

I’m a white man and was raised to not see color. My children were raised in the same attitude. You have a beautiful heart and courage to bring this to the forefront.

[joeperry]

I remember one time i was explaining how i was beaten almost to death just for being white in a black neighborhood. The responses I received were basically telling me to quit whining or that it was retribution or that it's not the same because it doesn't happen as often. Well no matter how common it is, the concussion, two black eyes, broke nose, and fractured skull i received were very real and only happened due to racism that isn't allowed to be acknowledged.

Thanks for giving people like me a voice when we feel like we aren't allowed to have one.

[MelodyMitchell-jjih]

I am half black and half white and I am so glad you are speaking out about this. I call this out all the time among coworkers and friends. Racism is racism no matter which race is the target. Nobody is born racist...makes me sick to see this in our culture.

[aegyoVL]

I'm originally from Eastern Europe and when I was in my early teens my family and I moved to the U.S. for two years. I was shocked and confused by all the labels that were suddenly put on me just because I'm white. Dancing can't be my hobby because white people can't dance, I probably don't like my food seasoned, I don't have a culture because I'm white, and I was given really bizzare nicknames like "white bread". The culture shock was massive for me, and I felt so hurt that suddenly I had to fit into this box.
I've lived in several other European countries since, and I've never felt like my race is a factor as much as I did back then. The U.S. is just so obsessed with skin color.

[sharoncarthy]

Brilliant, Brilliant, Brilliant!! I'm so happy to have found your channel! Knowing there are young people who think the way you and the young man in the video do, is inspiring. I'm 76 and I want to spend to spend the rest of my life encouraging people like you. The future NEEDS you! Much love and respect!