The "Black People Were Better off During Segregation" lie. #Segregation #wearenotgoingback

Can somebody tell him that there are people still alive who lived under segregation?

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Is finances and poverty level the only way we measure "better off?" This young man totally missed the point of the "better off" argument.

This is why education without critical thinking skills is dangerous. Poverty rate being lower today has NOTHING to do with whether or not people were better off in segregated communities. Furthermore there’s no guarantee that 20% today is less than 55% back then.

The Dems keep Black Americans out of things by bringing other so called “BLACK” groups to America an elevating them skewing our data and saying “we are all the same ppl “when we are not. We all have different needs and mindsets and hold really no similarities except skin color.

We were better off then because we were building our own communities. Had we continued our poverty rate and infrastructure would’ve been better.m granted we were able to get the laws to change to be fair to all. We spend billions outside our communities imagine it inside

This video is pointless. No data needed. If someone actually believes black people were better under segregation just let them live in their fairytale land.

I don't give a fuck what this tether looking ninja say he already in Tokyo lets u know what type of ninja he is!

Saying that Black people were better off during segregation is like the Hebrews claimed they were better off as slaves in Egypt. In the Bible, God allowed everyone over 21 years old with that mindset to die in the wilderness, except for Joshua and his family. 🤷🏾‍♂️

A polarizing, emotional, individualistic opinion laced with bullshit. Segregation paired with the effectiveness of the law, modern day tools & the judicial courts of today (including civil) would make segregation 10Xs more prosperous

If I was on the outside looking in, he didn’t convince me.