He Removed His Racist Tattoos Because Of ONE Woman #shorts

[prsentsod]

“I can fix him” but it actually worked, nice job

[darthonly]

No one born racist. We learned to hate for various reasons and this story proof it.
Everybody deserve 2nd Chance.

Beating hate with kindness. What a great story.

[swole_gigachad]

That's exactly what "love is the opposite of hate" means, she turned him away from a life of crime born out of hatred, simply by treating him better and showing him kindness.

[Somerandomdude]

I love how this shows that people can truly change for the better

[caseyhauck]

Proof that hate isn’t there from birth, it’s learned, and that it’s never too late to change

[RavenMfknVisigoth]

This is why kindness is so powerful, and important.

[small_golem]

I highly encourage everyone to look further into this story. It's beautiful and him and Ms. Whittier have created such significant change together.

[victorjackson]

He was broken by racists all around him his entire childhood, and later fixed by the kindness of one woman. The power of kindness.

[deraj]

Some ppl without positive influences can really be affected by a positive person. Not everybody in those situations but some ppl. A person who doesn't have anything positive to build off who wants to be better. Sometimes one positive person can really raise a you up. Not charity. Just something positive to interact with

[nifferwolf]

What a great story and a beautiful soul she must be. Reminds me of Daryl Davis who befriended a high ranking member of the KKK and managed to change his outlook on life aswell. If you haven't heard of him you should check out his TED talk. Really remarkable people who can look past the hate and teach people to do the same ❤

[biancagondim]

“Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that”

-Martin Luther King jr. ❤️

[MCCaradon]

Cheers to him. He overcame hate, he overcame a truly broken heart. and grew from it.

[lotus]

Hate pushed him to depths of darkness and love pulled him up to the light❤

[TimmyT]

Kindness can break people, it's a beautiful thing

[cryptomancer]

This is how we end racism. Not by calling each other names or ostracizing. Simply by treating each other as humans.

Edit:
The fact that this guy was marginalized in his community, which radicalized him, and some of y'all think it's okay to hate him is the very reason racism is so much more prevalent than a decade ago. Some of y'all just looking for someone to hate and feel good about it.

[jacksont]

This story is super touching. But to anyone watching this, just be careful out there. These stories don’t necessarily end this well, and some people’s beliefs can be very dangerous to others. Make sure to prioritize your safety!

[vepyr]

Remember that it is never too late to become a better person

[Mentalbox]

Hate breeds hate, but kindness heals, a tale as old as time.

[redd]

It's important to know that, he was a victim of violence alongside his mother he wasn't "born racist" he was made into one by his community he was never a bad person just shown the worst of black people and abused by them, his life turned around when he met a black woman who showed him kindness.
This is not a story about a racist guy turning his life around. It's about a person victimized by bad people and them lashing out. Then being shown kindness and turning their life around. This is truly a story about the human condition and how we a product of how the world around us and the people we meet can shape who we are.