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  1. "Do you have any prejudices?" Philippines: Japan Japan: Korea UK: Weasleys
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  2. 1958: "We have bigger problems with bigger nations, so we don't really have prejudices against Greece. 2020: I'm more white than you, you look g-
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  3. After reading many of the comments I have to clarify something. You have to watch this video in context. When this video was made, there was no Black Power movement, nor were there any major civil rights initiatives that had occurred. From the Ethiopian kid's perspective, he was identifying as what he is...a Habesha or Ethiopian. A proud royal Ethiopian at that. The identifying of oneself as a racial colour didn't become popular until the mid 1960's during the civil rights movement in the USA, because most black people in America cannot accurately trace their ancestry to a particular nation. This kid could as being a part of the royal family and in current times an ambassador in Ethiopia, he is well aware of who he is. So, his "superiority" complex is pretty much how he was brought up and how many Ethiopians viewed themselves compared to the "fareng" or foreigner, or even to the "bariya" (the subjugated or enslaved) darker East African tribes that his tribe dominated since the fall of the Zagwe dynasty in the 1300's. So, there you have it. He's not hating himself or black people as a whole, as there is no country called "Black", but maybe a bit of jingoistic patriotism and extreme pride due to nationality and history of his country. Not defending this guy, but you have to understand the full context before sounding rabid and unhinged. ---From someone who is of Beta Israel ancestry and knows plenty about Ethiopian history and culture. You're welcome.
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  4. 9:07 The Pakistan girl spoke my heart. Even today, there are still very strong rules and traditions that prisons the people. Majority people will follow what the community is doing and not questioning at a higher level of consciousness.
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  5. I knew he should've been elected president of the world when he said "An educated leadership is absolutely futile when the masses are uneducated" How did he pull a clever quote like that from thin air?😰
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  6. I'm brazilian and graduated in pedagogy, now studying for the master's degree on child development and this video is wonderful! just thanks ♡
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  7. My respect the ethiopian guy from 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉📉
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  8. Boniface's closing remark has had me clamouring for more. For a countless number of times I have come back to it and each time I keep asking myself from what source such a young man of sixteen got such understanding. I have no idea what came of his life, but I have a feeling Africa lost out. I have read comments from our brothers and sisters in Nigeria who had no clue who he was. If it is so for his countrymen and women, what of for the rest of us in Africa. Much could have come out of him. But where is his imprint on the continent? And this is a reflection of our politics, which stifles the intelligent and exalt the wicked. "I think the important thing to consider is whether on the balance the direction in which a nation is going is the right one. If two different or even contradictory opinions or points of views can exist in hospitality in the United Sates, this is progress. Its not a weakness". There you go, the wise counsel of a 16 year old.
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  9. Baby-blindness sounds like the name of some outta control indica.
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  10. This is how it all started. Planet of the Bears
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  11. May the might of the Almighty fall heavy on all those who ruin & are ruining Africa. I am filled with immense pride listening to my fellow countryman 🇳🇬 Boniface. The love he showed for Ghana even when the Ghanaian sister said she always viewed Nigerians as inferior - we have always have love for our Ghanaian brothers & sisters. Oh my! A skirt almost touching the knee considered too short 🤗..now we in the world is in ruins morally.
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  12. 15:38 THE DEATH STARE THO
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  13. 14:40 Sara Chatt being like "yeah, well yes, Colonization was good! Look before our monarchy came to enlight you, you had a MONARCHY!"
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  14. Before: Johnny Antillon Now: Johnny Johnny yes papa
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  15. Nobody: 7:32 Christoph: nom
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  16. Who keeps rubbing the Styrofoam
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  17. I love how everyone is talking about everyone not talking about Indian guy
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  18. There was a Susan before Karen ….. She was going to call the Manager on Boniface
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  19. When the 1st grade teacher asked all the students what they did during the summer and we all hype them up.
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  20. imagine if amin and gopi had become leaders of pakistan and india.
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  21. Why is Susan dressed up as Angus Young from AC/DC?
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  22. UK : We try to help Me as Thai : //Look at Myanmar and India Um... Thank you but we fine
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  23.  @MentalHealthTreatment  Thanks for the info. I just discovered this channel and I am in love with the content. Thanks so much for bringing to us all of these precious videos.
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