I Don’t See Race 

Plot Twist: She actually is Blind.

“I only see one race...the human race” SLAP “What about nascar??”

Katie counting her fingers while talking about a wheelchair is the most obnoxious thing and I love it!

The aggression behind the sentence “He’s famously bald!” Sent me into giggling fits

“I just see shapeless blobs walking around” me when I don’t wear my glasses

I relate to Katie. I don’t see race, gender, age, hair, weight or disabilities. I also don’t see anything because I lost my eyesight 3 years ago and this is typed out by my older sister because I thought this is funny but then realized I milked it.

Okay but as much as this is a silly sketch it really touched on some very important points. So many people will just say 'i dont see disabilities' or 'i treat everyone the same' as an excuse to not provide reasonable adjustments for people who need them. The example of installing a wheelchair ramp is a really good hyperbolic example. Im not physically disabled but im autistic and its definitely used when making accommodations for autistic people as well. Like yeah I want to be treated the same as anyone else but I also want to be on a level playing field and occasionally that means i need adjustments. Anyway yeah i know this video is old asf but im enjoying the nostalgia of going through old channels i used to waych religiously and i needed to comment this

I genuinely didn’t know my stepdad was Latino until my mom explicitly told me, three years after he moved in with us. Although maybe that’s less about not seeing race and more just me being unobservant in general.

Katie is so good at playing the most annoying characters ever

As a shapeless blob that has no value, this video felt like a personal attack...

Sweden is packed with people like this. There is an organization who works with people who have disabilities that you don’t really see at first for example hearing problems, ptsd, autism etc and they hand out these green ribbons with sunflowers on them that you can wear around your neck to communicate to the world that you need special accommodation and you might react differently to a situation than expected. Me and my brother got ribbons like that when we went to Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark (we are autistic) and it made the day so much easier. My brother had a meltdown while we there, when that happens in Sweden people start saying things like “oh he’s so immature his parents really need to teach him some manners” but at Tivoli when people saw my brother’s sunflower ribbon they just kind of backed away. It also made me happy when we were at a café there was a young woman in front of us with what I assume was her friend and she had a sunflower ribbon just like me and it just made me happy. Apparently the woman who runs the sunflower organization has tried to make it a thing in Sweden but the people here refused, linking it to the yellow stars the Jews were forced to were during the n*zi regime. Also, I’ve gone to Liseberg which is the biggest amusement park in Sweden almost every year since I was very little and I’ve seen a total of one or two people who got to walk past the line because they couldn’t stand in it because of their disability. People here really can’t accept that some people can’t stand in line and get mad when people with a DISABILITY, get to go on the ride before them, and to that I say; freaking grow up.

Man this skit was way ahead of its time.

There's one race I really hate. The 400 meters. Too long to be a sprint, too short to be a long distance race. Freaking 400 meter races, I want to destroy them all!

She's just so narcissistic that she sees everyone as the same: lesser beings.

Alternate universe: “I only see one race: the Aryan race.” Everyone in the room: *o_o*

Katie is so god damn good at making people want to punch her in the face. I know it’s acting and she isn’t that annoying outside of sketches, but she is so fucking amazing at making me angery

“So Bruce Willis!?” “Is he bald?” “He’s famously bald!!”

“I don’t know what a wheel chair looks like” kills me every time

The ending caught me off-guard 😂 I thought they were just getting straightforward and preachy but that was an unexpected twist that kept the humor going. Thanks for sharing.

This is such a classic sketch, brilliantly done, everyone's performances were stellar

That is offensive to me, poor shapeless blob.

Sad thing is, there are actually people like this.

Watching this again in 2023-2024 and were we laughing at this 6 years ago, until it became our reality. Ho Lee Shi

This has aged very well.

I don’t see age FBI joined the chat!

i don't see race, i see cocaine -katie

It still makes me laugh that Katie wrote herself saying “I’m just a good person”

I mean I used to have trouble recognizing people(cuz of stress or smthn idk) like, I couldn't tell people apart by their faces and had to guess by their voice, personality, movement traits, etc. but even then I would have been able to tell the general *shape and form* of a person.

it would've been really funny if at the end it turned out that Katie was just completely blind.

It would've been hilarious if she turned out to be actually blind.

2:50 I like how you can tell Trapp and Grant are putting on a face but Zac looks genuinely pissed off at Katie.

2:04 discord

Wow Katie was so good in this video. It's good to see middle aged black men with lisps getting more representation!

Plot twist: she's blind

Nevím, kdo co nevidí, ale já už jsem toho od rána viděl docela dost :D Dnešní den patří k těm zábavnějším :D

Damn. I remember watching this video 6 years ago and appreciating it, but now I appreciate the layers of this so much more than I understood back then lol

“What if someone was deaf?” “Talk to them as if they could hear.”😂😂

The point with the ramp was brilliant. If you don’t see the differences, you can’t see the particular issues, and you can’t fix it

This hits different in 2022

today seeing someone as an old woman or as a man based on appareances is problematic, so even this video could get you cancelled

I don't see a white blond girl I see Pac-Man

I don't see Crome, Mozilla, edge, safari. I see the internet.

This was super relatable. Obviously I see people's differences when I look at them but I don't exactly pay attention and think about all of a person's attributes all the time. I also sometimes have messed up because I don't realise something about someone I'm talking to, and I acknowledge that can end up hurtful or inconsiderate but on the plus side at least I was genuine and honest.

Ok I've literally never heard of anyone say "I don't see race" except for white Americans.

I thought the punchline was going to end with grant giving her his glasses and her being able to actually see things for the first time.

I see race, i just don't judge based off of race.

"i only see one race, the human race" WHAT ABOUT NASCAR

The weird thing is that by today's standarts, this video is not woke enough

I was just focusing on what they were doing with their hands

I love how she keeps counting words on her fingers "I-have-never-seen-a-wheel-chair" edit: Geez, 4 thousand likes? Thanks everyone. Play Sky Racket on the Nintendo Switch! =D

underrated moment, katies delivery on "is he bald??? i had no idea :D"

When college humour was fun

With each year this video stays up,the more accurate it becomes.

"talk to them as if they could hear" 😂

Katie 1:35 and her never seen a wheelchair hand finger movements is super awesome. I need to learn that.

Basically a sociopath believes only they are truly real so they dont see people at all really ....True equality.

"I don't see age" Remember kids, age is just a number, *and jail is just a place.*

The hand made heart killed me 😂😂

this didnt age quite so well

“If you see a person who’s pregnant wouldn’t say it is a woman? “ oh gosh lot have changed since then.

"I only see one race, the human race" i know people like this in real life and human is a species

I thought that she just had bad vision and literally saw just blobs.

This made me laugh a lot more than I thought it would. Great acting. Brilliant!

Wow the whole “pregnant person is a women “ bit did not age well lol

"There is only one race, the human race " Me: WHAT ABOUT NASCAR !

She can’t see anything, because she doesn’t have her glasses on

The delivery of "I believe everyone is the same age" always cracks me up

"i just see shapeless blobs walking around" i was not paid for this verbal cameo

I thought the end was going to have her eyesight and she only sees other hers walking around.

I literally hate the character she is playing so much it physically hurts me.

Okay, ngl. As an individual with PTSD and ADHD inattentive disorder, I couldn't stop myself from laughing out loud @1:03 because that is kinda how I experience reality. Not because I'm "holier than thou", but because I'm literally oblivious at times due to being stuck in my head. That can really come in handy at times though, especially in a world like today's. I think I'm less stressed than most due to it.

it’s funny how when this skit came out it was very progressive but now the “differences between men and women” and “if you saw a pregnant person you’d know it was a woman” lines are now bigoted and prejudiced lmao. just goes to show you.

That girl needs a Pepsi

Katie: You are all shapeless blobs. Me: That's racist to people who ARE shapeless blobs. PS: omg sixteen hundred likes! Thank you all!

Thank you thank you for making this. Whenever I dared to venture into the quagmire... I've had conversations with 'good people' like Katie, that have ranged from vexing & frustrating to very disappointing (in the case of those I care about). It is not 'racist' or 'hateful' to SEE someone. Not seeing people for who they are, is why *generalising and apathy* flourish. This goes hand in hand with bigotry. 💐👏

When you make that heart sign with your hands… I’m thinking hamburger 😂

i don't see education levels and grades i believe everyone including me is a straight a student

The old woman and baby part killed me "It's in the name Katie", I bursted into laughter.

"So Bruce Willis!" "Is he bald?" "He's famously bald!" 🤣🤣🤣

As someone who has always been very nearsighted and mindblind/aphantasic, I also see people as shapeless blobs

I am nothing. I don't have a gender. I'm ageless. I'm raceless. I have no ethnic background. I am literally just a living entity☺

You can't solve problems if you can't see it.

1:36 Katie's attempting to make a Haiku.

Zach's reactions is everything🤣

deaf people seeing Katie's hands movements: why does she wants to bring pregnant blobs to attack north Korea?

Plot twist: She's color blind and severely near sighted. She literally continues to tell people she can't see things, yet no one helps her get to an optometrist. People keep on criticizing her about not seeing things, until she utters some frustrated excuse and they leave her be. Still borderline blind and unaided, but no longer heckled. She continues on in her current state, ignorant of all the things she cannot see in the world, unable to meaningfully contribute to so many conversations without being misunderstood.

Katie belongs in 2023

"HE'S FAMOUSLY BALD." I can't tell you how often this line comes randomly to my mind...

FAMOUSLY BALD

As a 40 year old Black man, i have often told this to some of my white friends, growing up. Real acceptance means that you ACCEPT someones differences. But to be fair, I get what she is TRYING to say. People judge based off sight. It's not right, but it's a fact of life. One guy discussed with me, that, with a lot of Black people, you have a higher percentage of bad areas...but yet he chooses to ignore the poverty percentage from economic deficiencies like gentrification within those communities. Also he chooses to ignore that since the 60's (after equality came into play) African Americans have skyrocketed in progress unlike any other race, ever. And even before then, they had clean successful suburban areas that were destroyed. One was literally bombed by racist white people and ignored by the US government until the 90's. See, It's just easier to equate color with problem. That's how the media keeps us all divided and stupid.

"And if one of those shapeless blobs were pregnant, you would then know it's a woman". Just 6 short years ago 😅

Katie was in 2023 before 2023 damn.

been watching too much anime lately, I'm having problems seeing gender. it's kind of worrisome

I can't see race either. I'm fricking blind thanks college humor. I'm also magic that's how I typed this without seeing the letters.

I hate people who say they don’t see colour, it’s like the most racist thing you can say. Because even if you don’t see colour, you still see shades, and black and white are very distinctively different. Plus it’s worse to not see it, coz it means you’re too stupid to understand that racism is a thing, it doesn’t mean you’re not racist😂😂

Race identification is a primary distinguisher in the USA, but it's not so prevalent in other countries. Having been raised in a Latin American country (no, not everyone is just Hispanic in a Latin American country), I had to make an adjustment to consider race at a heightened level when I moved to the USA. So I had to consider, in the interactions that people were having with each other, or with me, if race was a factor, something that I was not used to consider regularly.

TBH anything with this old group is amazing.

I was literally waiting the whole time, the punchline would be that she is just really shortsighted. thinking about it, this was definetly the better sketch...

2023. this is ahead of its timea.😂

I remember back in the final years of primary school, I was in a conversation with some kids that turned racist(before we properly knew what racism was), with a couple of them commenting that 'all black people look the same, just like how all Asian people look the same', and I was just sitting there, nodding along, thinking "Yeah, just like how all white people look the same." Turns out, I'm faceblind. Literally everyone looks the same to me, save for a few key obvious differences like skin colour and general skull shape. Two of my friends looked practically identical to me, and they never understood why I would mix them up so often. I hope to one day live in a world where I can fail to tell people apart and have people understand that it's not because 'everyone of a different ethnicity to myself is below my attention', it's because my brain is dumb and I can't even recognise my own father if he takes his glasses off :/