Buffalo, MN resident Corey Moore started leading conversations about race after the death of George Floyd. Still, two months later, residents come to listen and learn, Christiane Cordero reports (2:13). WCCO 4 News At 6 - July 24, 2020
shut up. believing the victim first is important. im a white guy and i understand that.. plus i go to buffalo highschool and ive seen this shit first hand
It's really stupid. I spent eleven years in Buffalo beginning in third grade. Our community had people who rescued a family from Idi Amin. We had a black family that moved to Buffalo and the girls quickly befriended the girl who became a classmate. What's so racist? How can you talk about racism if black families won't move in? It's incendiary. Some people want to create an issue where there isn't one.
@@BrianJuntunen You honestly think people are that bored out of their mind to bring up issues like this. Just cause your not racist doesn't mean others aren't. There's good and bad people, I find the more wealthy people in Buffalo isn't. Just stating facts, lol.
@@KBurd1 That's an allegation. Last time an allegation of racism was brought to court Jussie Smollett was found guilty of propagating a claim that was proven false so that the narrative of wide-spread racism could be inflated beyond that which it already is. I live near Buffalo, MN and my kids are enrolled in a district nearby and I have yet to see or hear of one single act of racism in that community. In fact, my 10-year-old son befriended a boy of a different ethnicity than him and on a few occasions at recess when the other boy didn't win at a game he was playing with other boys he'd falsely proclaim "RACIST!" He's being taught at home or by some other means that if things aren't worked out in his favor then it must be an act of racism. Now, that's not to say there aren't racist individuals within the community, but to make the claim that the lower class of white people in Buffalo are racist without evidence or data to support that is blatant fake news.
Bri Ettreim needs a therapist in another state, you lost me with her. I know people can be racist, but you liberals are just mad at a conservative County. We got robbers coming in here from Minneapolis sneaking and stealing phones from women's hands as they sleep. Do something about that. Do something about these drugs!
The young lady body language (leg shaking) as she remembers her experience is not good. Each person is accountable for desiring to change within not just by words or external display. One has to ask themselves honestly, “why do I hate a person for the color of their skin?” Where did I first learn this behavior? How does it make you feel after learning truth? Do you think you will change? What if you had to be treated like a person that is black?
What if you had to be treated as a person who is white? I agree with most of what you wrote, but that last line is what got to me, hence my responding question. We are ALL human beings & experience hate, violence, & bigotry. Myself included & I'm white.
@@darthmom1019 You will never experience the hatred and bigotry that blacks and other minorities face on daily. It's always prove your are worthy of our acceptance.
@@amyjalan4933 - Yup. I hear you, but no one should have to prove anything to anyone. Period. We're all human beings regardless of race, religion, economic status, political affiliation, age, etc.
