“Lazy & Incorrect” - Harvard’s Roland Fryer EXPOSES The Hidden Dangers of Affirmative Action

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Patrick Bet-David, Tom Ellsworth, and Vincent Oshana are joined by economic and Harvard University professor Roland Fryer as they discuss the effectiveness of affirmative action.
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@Jay-mb5vr Месяц назад

I love how he talked about giving your kids every opportunity and realizing that our kids just suck at somethings. Lol 😂 So true! I come from a so-called broken home, parents divorced, mom passed at 15, gangs, high school drop out, GED, you name it. But by the grace of God and hard work my family and I have a pretty good life in 2024 and I try to give my sons every tool and opportunity to be successful. But man you start to see that we are all humans and we have strengths and weaknesses and you can't just give your way out of a good life or so-called bad life for your kids. At the end of the day life is about decisions and we all need to make good decisions and we hope we teach our kiddos to make good decisions, as we all make bad ones from time to time and our kids are no different. Much love everyone!

@anck30 Месяц назад

Eloquently and pragmatically put!!!!

@epic6434 Месяц назад

Well that makes breast leak I imagine for some reason 😂 jk . You're sarcastic that's good enough for me you know it's not all that easy for instance say someone called you evil consistently told you it's your fault I'm in a gang and mom died at 15 not sure if dad was around but let's say you were taken in by those people who are being blamed, you now have God's grace what an influential story that might be without the plot right having to go to work with people you believe don't like you of course you probably know who plants that flag first but what about sharing space with those people how does that feeeel? Or you don't feel it maybe sense it? Or see it they treat you different talk to you different they probably behave different around their own huh? 😂 God's grace is only through hard work huh? I'm sure it's consistent hard work just to keep a friendly attitude going on with your enemies not my word something I heard not implying you have then anymore but being that gangs was listed in experience you have to know right? Anyway don't force a smile you could look weird doing it.

@neilbailey1139 Месяц назад

I first heard about Roland fryer when his report about a lack of bias in police fatalities broke the internet. Since then, I cannot claim to have been an ardent follower of his, but any time I come across him I listen to what he has to say. I can't say I always agree with everything he has to say but I have yet to find him saying a single thing where I disagree with his process or how he came to his conclusions. He is reasonable, able to support his conclusions and willing to listen to how and why you reached the conclusions you did. In my opinion it is the Roland fryers of the world that are the future, if we are in fact going to have any hope of climbing out of the cultural mess we are in. This guy is a flat out star.

@jamesgordon8072 Месяц назад

I think people are refusing 2 watch the videos with Cuomo in them 😂😂😂

@samuelbarbosa1170 Месяц назад

i know i am. get rid of cuomo

@SAFbikes Месяц назад

😂 OkaAAAaaaaayy he said the market will speak so we are speaking by not watching. Also.. unless the topic is Fredos big bro murdering all the grandmas durring covid why the hell would ANYONE care about his opinion on any topics?? 😂😂😂

@tehuti112 Месяц назад

Yal are acting like the left. Grow up. You should be comfortable being around someone who has different views than yourself

@John_Redcorn_ Месяц назад

@@tehuti112oh we’re comfortable; we just dont like liars.

@tehuti112 Месяц назад

@@John_Redcorn_ lol you have another thing coming in life if you think everyone you associate with doesn’t “lie”.

@user-fn7vq9xf6h Месяц назад

So true! Wisdom & Knowledge come from life experiences & hard work is a character trait!

@HighAvenger Месяц назад

I think it would be interesting to hear this guy and Coleman Hughes together discussing and debating. They seem pretty aligned on most things. I bet they could get down to the nuances of each other’s positions

@captainkill21 Месяц назад

Not a huge fan of affirmative action based on race alone but he makes a good point. Economic circumstances should 100% be weighted. Someone that came from nothing and a poor background gets a 1100 vs someone with a 1150 that comes from wealth with every opportunity should win out. There’s more perseverance and potential to be discovered

@mshartmany Месяц назад

Top notch guest, thank you.

@clifcody Месяц назад

Thanks for sharing!

@kevintackett7564 Месяц назад

If a child from a challenging background struggles academicly they should consider a lower level college and continue to progress, not rely on a biased and unfair system.

@marcelohendrix6139 Месяц назад

@@kiwe3546 white kids have been getting into college due to nepotism and legacy

@John_Redcorn_ Месяц назад

⁠@@kiwe3546and who arbitrarily determines what a ‘challenging’ background entails? Its a nebulous term. And also, even IF a person had a challenging upbringing that doesnt mean they are cut out for higher education. I dont want a mediocre math student becoming an engineer and building bridges.

@maambomumba6123 Месяц назад

Yes

@marylou3995 Месяц назад

Of cause what I’m about to right is very controversial, but I liked what someone in the 1930s did, if you Where a bright kid,but your parents were working class, and could never afford to send them to a good school or collage- then he took the kids and put in a special school for smart kids at no cast - this ,I thought that was a good policy - how many people do you know and think, gosh he/ she is smart - but they are in a bad job...

@marylou3995 Месяц назад

@@John_Redcorn_not black -

@ChrisPyle Месяц назад

D.E.I = Didn't earn it

@calikeisha365 Месяц назад

DEI -> Equity --> Electoral College -> Elected Trump with 3 million less votes than Hillary Clinton= Didn’t Earn It and still claiming he won. 🤦🏾‍♀️

@christopherm202dcfinest2 Месяц назад

Exactly why Candace Owens was fired. George W and Trump are Ivy League smh DEI is dangerous

@muttsnuts5849 Месяц назад

This guy is talking Stephen A Smith's Kryptonite

@MasterBlaster69 Месяц назад

I’m a white guy who also “went through shit” to get my test scores, should I have benefited from affirmative action?

@jayo9393 Месяц назад

@MasterBlaster69 Месяц назад

@@jayo9393 Racist….

@kronask6417 Месяц назад

Depends, if you are from a poor family with an alcohol abusive father and a dead mum then maybe. But only if you are compared to someone else from a rich family with a slightly higher test score. This is what Roland is talking about.

@calikeisha365 Месяц назад

Unfortunately your affirmative action went to White Women the biggest beneficiaries of Affirmative Action.

@certifiedlb3451 Месяц назад

Do you think you should?

@rockymeadows4449 Месяц назад

Very smart man!

@Likeaworm Месяц назад

Not only are they physically lazy, but intellectually as well

@kendallhurley8596 Месяц назад

1:48 My professor recently stated something similar in regard to this issue.

@toniam.2080 Месяц назад

An Iranian with low test scores? 😂😂😂😂😂

@kashcasino2538 Месяц назад

He started by saying, he’s been helped by affirmative action and that he needed it lol

@tooneov Месяц назад

Get rid of legacy admissions too.

@kevonedon6872 Месяц назад

Thank you very much I was just talking about this too as well that benefit mostly white people just because they are rich 🙂🤔😏😐 legacy admissions

@chinaexpat1827 Месяц назад

LEGACY ADMISSIONS AREN'T ILLEGAL.

@mifamiliavarela Месяц назад

They are not merit based

@tooneov Месяц назад

@chinaexpat1827 they should be. They're the same as the DEI argument. Non merit based admissions and positioning. Get rid of legacy hiring and nepotism too.

@chinaexpat1827 Месяц назад

@@tooneovYOU ARE DUMB,THE LAW IS NOT ABOUT MANDATING MERIT BASED ADMISSIONS , THE LAW IS SIMPLY ABOUT PREVENTING DISCRIMINATION BASED ON RACE, NATIONALITY, SEX, ......

@byronbranch4645 Месяц назад

No truer words were spoken "theyre bad at em all" 😂😂😂

@deantandeski6776 Месяц назад

Inability is for different reasons.

@faizalhakim3772 Месяц назад

Insightful

@resaday7236 Месяц назад

I am accounts payable and it has already started in my job

@I.S.1226 Месяц назад

Please bring Jesse Peterson on this podcast

@OzzyMtz Месяц назад

🙌

@Gogogigalo Месяц назад

You don't go to these schools for education, you go to these schools for it's connections. It's not about what you know it's about who you know!

@UNCHART3DGAMING Месяц назад

Adversity is character building - many don’t get a first chance let alone a second chance

@WilliamWallace-sc9cx Месяц назад

👏👏👏

@rajanikaur543 Месяц назад

Bcos we know the struggle, in touch with spiritual mental emotional financial Warfare. We hungry, we have social skills living on the blocks, we have cooking budgeting & so much more skills bcos we can't afford to pay people to repair the plumbing etc....this is why we would thrive in harvard....nah let me refrain that statement Harvard will benefit from us...theg need us more than wr need them

@discodynamitetnt2938 Месяц назад

How does one measure a “hard life”?

@realizmstudios Месяц назад

If you live in the suburbs and have both parents and then you have an individual who grew up in the ghetto with 1 parent most likely the latter has had an harder life. You measure a hard life based on opportunities or lack of, it's not that hard

@robertlipman8149 Месяц назад

Roland Fryer is impressive

@ifthen1526 Месяц назад

Military academies have to be interviewed by a human... I've done it many times and found many diamonds in the rough

@OrigamiDragon Месяц назад

He's literally saying that black kids deserve preferential treatment because of skin color. White kids, Asian kids, Hispanic kids all run into those same challenges but he thinks his kids deserve to be given opportunities they didn't earn

@epic6434 Месяц назад

😂 he doesn't know who ☫ the white lotus blossom is 😂

@trixy1668 Месяц назад

WELL LOOK.. THERE ARE TWO SIDES.. THOSE THAT KNOW THIS AT THE GET CUZ OF COMMON SENSE. THEN THERES THOSE THAT ARE DECEIVED BY THOSE SMARTER THAN THEM TO DO THEIR BIDDING EVEN AT THEIR OWN COST. WTF

@chrisevans9688 Месяц назад

Chris Evans now back on this you can find do it like that cool look new me and my now happy with you did that you his first time in now this week before now and did his job just me and would like it out now that

@ks17 Месяц назад

Idk why it’s hard for conservatives to grasp this concept

@MacAdam-itsme Месяц назад

like it

@robbycook4298 Месяц назад

2:02- Sounds like we should judge people based on the content of their character…and not their race….or by social economic status…not their race…seems he might have a slight blind spot…but he is getting their.

@AJ_Sparten1337 Месяц назад

I think that college in general is too overrated. Most fields of study and the subsequent jobs related to them are better off being trade schools instead. Trade schools teach you everything you need to know for your future job in half of the time it would take in college and they require less classes that aren’t even related to the field that you are in. They are also significantly less expensive than even community colleges and you are almost guaranteed a job after graduation since a big precursor to getting into a trade school is the prospect that jobs will be present afterward.

@tscheuer111in Месяц назад

What year are arguing is the class structure so you're basically saying we should do affirmative action but based on social economic class instead of race

@jayo9393 Месяц назад

Yup

@SolarSolar-uh6op Месяц назад

As a white male, I'm thankful! If not for that racist POS Legislation, I'd have probably been stuck in a civil service rut had I not been discriminated against. I wanted to be a fire fighter back in 1975, but when I applied, the guy who took my application, stated quite clearly, they weren't hiring white people. He actually said, If was was willing to change my last name to that of Spanish descent, they would happily hire me, said their hands were tied due to AA. Long story short, I made my fortune by my 40s and retired. Yes, I scraped and suffered and finally made my mark. I have lived in the Sierra since the 80s in the most beautiful place in Ca, all thanks to AA.

@SolarSolar-uh6op Месяц назад

@Consult___Patrick-Bet-David. Why?

@michaeltan6682 Месяц назад

USA attacked Toshiba in the 80s. Japan has stagnated for over 40 years because of USA actions!

@MMC-jp1gl Месяц назад

What about the Asian child overcoming the many years of constant study and striving for those perfect SAT scores and grades? Doesn't that count for an accomplishment? I agree that a difficult life is part of the package but sacrificing your summers for 10 years to get into an IVY League counts for something too:+) God bless~

@zombiewarking Месяц назад

It should count for much less because it's easier to sit down and study when you come from a safe environment.

@788lakers Месяц назад

@@zombiewarkingit’s also how you perform on the interview as well. Social skills is also a must in addition to grades it’s the whole person concept.

@MMC-jp1gl Месяц назад

@@zombiewarking Having been a teenager myself it certainly wasn't easy to sacrifice my free time for studying instead of play, social life etc. Inner city kids don't live in a war zone and middle and high income students may have very difficult home lives too. Abuse and addiction are ubiquitous. We can't give special preference to kids who live in inner cities assuming kids outside of them don't have hardships too. Each applicant needs to present their case. Will inner city kids have a higher probability of hardship? Potentially. But I've known too many kids who came from the suburbs and had really messed up home lives:+( God bless~

@ch33zusofpokemon25 Месяц назад

How does it have 9 likes and only 2 views with running on 15 seconds

@Timeculture Месяц назад

Cos YT doe’snt immediately update (speed varies) and this guest nailed a lot in the first minute IMO

@f.n.246 Месяц назад

I guess in the devastating 90s he needed it, but because his daughters were born well off they don't? lol That is a pretty arrogant thing to say, it makes him an exceptional anomaly and everyone else lazy. Let's not forget he himself was on a scholarship too. Have an opinion by all means, but I find it so frustrating when people who themselves have benefitted somehow don't believe others deserve it.

@user-fn7vq9xf6h Месяц назад

Back to old school! Start at the bottom & prove yourself!

@classic.cameras Месяц назад

Thank you God! No Chris Cuomo! Can't stand him as he does not let anyone else speak. It's not CNN dude its PBD!

@slgordon1 Месяц назад

You clearly have not watched the video

@classic.cameras Месяц назад

yeah No CUOMO@@slgordon1

@RagingBullNuts Месяц назад

Few have summarized it better than I just heard.

@am1296 Месяц назад

OK no Cuomo, i can start watching again

@rafaelmateodev Месяц назад

The answer for AI replacement, coming from an engineer, is simple. Everyone will need Doctorate level education or work something very physical.

@stevestirrup3444 Месяц назад

Look at what the ethnic IQ scores are.

@TheGrandChieftain Месяц назад

That’s because of education; if you look at the intelligence of babies, they’re all the same.

@soulie2001 Месяц назад

Sounds like he just loves an Underdog story, and thats fine and all, but you wont get the best all the time still, youll most likely get more pragmatists though.

@skurai Месяц назад

They invest more in their kids cause they’re basically not allowed to save money down in China. They see their kids as their retirement investment.

@kronask6417 Месяц назад

What? You need to get out of your basement more and actually see the real world rather than seeing what is on youtube. Can't save money in China? lol. The real reason why the Chinese invest more into their children is because of Confucian thinking, the family contains the most important relationships for individuals and forms the foundations of all social organisation. If your family is strong, you are strong because all your family members build wealth, connections and power which you can leverage off. And yes, retirement is part of it.

@cdmChase1 Месяц назад

Wow thats a man who thinks for himself! I like him alot.. Thank you sir..

@realbeautyness25 Месяц назад

😑😑😑✌🏿👋🏿💃🏿

@Lighthouse734 Месяц назад

I love the videos with Cuomo included thankyou PBD it shows you care about us

@JimHarmer Месяц назад

Bull. He literally says “If you’re from an affluent family you haven’t had that kind of struggle.” What nonsense! They can be affluent and have had IMMENSE struggle in life! That’s why we use OBJECTIVE tools to measure students so there aren’t unfair assumptions like this.

@rubenvargas4233 Месяц назад

Can you define or provide examples of affluent people struggles?

@user-fn7vq9xf6h Месяц назад

AI will take most of Us down!!!!

@SirBigDee Месяц назад

Why is it that it is presumed that having a "hard life" is a net benefit?! It is just as likely to be a net negative. The presumption is a just a derivative of the glorification of being "oppressed".

@CriticalSports013 Месяц назад

He sounds like he thinks the victims should have a higher chance to get into college intsead of people who work hard and bust their butts for higher test scores.

@kevonedon6872 Месяц назад

Fhouk you and your test scores that don't mean nothing in this day with AI 😂😂

@CriticalSports013 Месяц назад

@@kiwe3546 facts

@calikeisha365 Месяц назад

It sounds like you may have an issue with listening comprehension if that’s what you got from ALL of what he said. Higher test scores does not innately mean more studying, it could mean more effective preparation. If you’re in a school district that starts SAT Prep in fifth grade through 11th but a kid from a poor school district that does not get access to SAT Prep until 11th grade. Does that mean the rich district kid worked harder or was just better equipped?

@svoland2003 Месяц назад

Unsubscribed

@BMYXTC Месяц назад

Watch that door and don't let it hit your bum on the way out 👋

@TheNatewl777 Месяц назад

Why's that?

@KennethStBrice Месяц назад

Leave

@BuiltNutritionFitness Месяц назад

I’m Mexican and my GF is Vietnamese. Both against AA

@youremail3285 Месяц назад

These AI polls are so skewed. Who are the people implementing the actual AI systems? Uhhh....engineers, computer science majors. All AI is is a new generation of calculators - calculating responses via language models that will shift over time just as SAT questions have shifted over time. You know what will always stay ahead of AI? Pop-culture, fashion, slang, caregivers, and TV personalities or product ambassadors