@SneakySecrets of all people, I'd assume you would know the difference between suggesting that unconscious bias affects a person's decisions vs. calling them a flat out racist. They are wildly different things, GH is no Jason Jessee. I was also just sort of responding to suggestions that his Tyshawn videos were racially motivated, which I disagree with, and pointing to examples that would make more sense if someone was to try to make that analysis. Not really interested in trying to do that because I don't think theres too much there, personally (although it's important for white Americans like him and I, and presumably you, to acknowledge and accept that we have culturally programmed biases, and that we need to actively work against them as much as possible).
I enjoy the dudes content BTW, and he'd probably be the first to say he's not above criticism and doing some self examination. All that said, he's definitely racist against Steve Berra. But then again, so am I.
I think it’s absolutely disgusting that he said he’ll listen to someone’s opinions he doesn’t completely agree with
So sick of this kind of response to any discussion about the possibility of a white person in the u.s. having unconscious bias. It is such a triggering concept to folks that they rush to the conclusion that anyone who mentions it is on a blood thirsty witch hunt. It can be a rational and worth while discussion if you allow it to be, guys.
This is the exact kind of thing GH is addressing in the videos mentioned: agreeing with/respecting someone who may have faults or differences in opinion, as well as not placing anyone on a hero pedestal high above critique.
Lastly, I'd like to again point out that the people who have brought these ideas into the thread have said, to paraphrase, that
they dont think GH is alt right, just that he is naive and has blindspots. These are not damning accusations, dudes.