This Message is for "White" People! 

"When you're used to 100%, 98% feels oppressive.." Powerful.

Please investigate this woman, Robin. She is not a savior. She is an opportunist. Her hypotheticals are a ruse that will only bring disharmony, not what you think it will do. Please take the time and think her proclamation through. She is false. PEACE

When white people sign off on reparations so we can level the playing field, step one toward national healing can begin. ✊🏾

I’m tired of being judge by the color of my skin!

Thank you so so much Karen, for letting Dr. Robin come on your show. Awesome! Please bring her back.

Stop with the “there is no racism where I am” bs. I had to explain to my colleagues to HR that you can’t fix a problem if you refuse to acknowledge it, and they refuse.

I'm white, I'm listening and will try to stay humble. Robin DiAngelo is on point.

I have been listening to Dr. DiAngelo for over 3 years. She is one of my favorite people. I don't argue with Caucasian anymore....I just say RU-vid Dr. DiAngelo, or Tim Wise

Ashkenaz ain't from Shem. There is no such thing as a white Jew

Love you Karen and Lurie. Dr. DiAngelo, please get your people. They need your brilliant insights.

Growing up as a white girl in South Minneapolis all I knew was we were poor. Most of my friends were black and brown. I learned Spanish, learned to braid, was fed in many different homes. We had fun and we were all the same to each other. One day at the wading pool we were pretending to drown each other. Lol. A boy grabbed my head pushed it under and I felt him being snatched out of the water, a mom there was screaming at him “do you want to go to JDC for drowning a white girl!!” He didn’t even look at me and to me it felt like rejection, everyone else kept playing but not with me. We still played after that but I did start seeing color in situations...not good or bad just an awareness. Man, I wish I had that innocence back and could give it back to Pierre (the pretend drowner) I wish I knew the answers to end racism or to even understand how it feels but I feel sorry for the people who didn’t get to grow up with a rainbow of experiences. Exposure to differences is the best part of life. We are an intelligent species as humans, full of curiosity and complex emotions, but also with fragility of mind. It sucks that South Mpls. looks scarred but it’s a reminder of what happened there and I have to be proud that people fought back for George Floyd.

This is the same lady that said white and black women will never have a sisterhood .

Isn't it interesting that the white male caller who taught at a predominant black school, had to support his opinion of there not being racism at his school by sharing he used to visit the black kids in the slums. Microaggressions, maybe he isn't aware of how that sounded, because I believe he was sincere. However, I would challenge him to have some honest conversations with past students, they may view it differently.

I'm not letting my guard down just because some white woman comes on the show speaking all humble and sincere. I WILL NOT be lulled to sleep by a well - meaning "anti - racist" saying shht to fool black people into thinking she's one of the "good" ones, that she ain't a threat. She is the ENEMY....and no matter what she says in the interview......she DOESN'T love black people. The DEVIL is always humble and pleasant in their approach. She don't fool me AT ALL....ok ??

Why has it taken 400 years to get ignorant and racist white people to admit that racism exist?

I appreciate your guest, she appear to be sensitive to this issue, but don't forget what's said in the black community ("THE BLACKER THE BERRY THE SWEETER THE JUICE") in other words, if someone wants to do you harm or worse and they want to get real close to they're not going to call you names and threaten you they'll win your friendship and confidence and get real close then do their to you and on you, this is not the moment to let your guard down.

I would love to explore that these folk just might be running from the reality that they are not superior & potentially running from the fear that they might feel inferior...in our presence.

Robin Diangelo Thank You!!👑

THIS is why I am an avid listener to this broadcast! Thank you over and over again!

I've got your book. Thank you for further educating me and my fellow whites. I'm a sociologist who focused heavily on whiteness. But I don't know if education works as well as experience. I, as a white person, am just old enough to have seen the streams of blood running down brown faces in 7th grade. The white boys would climb the trees and throw rock-hard coconuts at the heads of black children trying to cross an open area to get to and from the cafeteria. Terrible wounds, and the victims were crying as well as bleeding. Nothing was done to stop this. Nothing. I didn't have the language of "white privilege" but I knew I had it. I could go eat without fear. They could not. This was McNichol Jr High School in south Florida. Previously, at 10, I had a puppy crush on an Afro-Puerto Rican little boy. My very progressive parents said "if you marry him, your status will go from white to black. And being black is very, very hard. Your children will be black, and they will suffer from racism. They'll be bullied." Etc. And I'm thinking "I'm 10." I wasn't marrying anyone, but they were very afraid of the consequences of blackness in a racist society. They were telling me I'd lose my privilege, even though they didn't have that language yet. So, before my teens, I knew I was privileged. I'm also of Jewish heritage, but didn't experience anti-Semitism. Not yet, anyway. Not as a child. I must also say that there were many times when black kids were the only kids who were nice to me, especially one in 9th grade who wanted to protect me from very vicious bullying. He wanted to enlist his friends to jump them, to beat them up to stop it. "I'll take care of the little bastards for you." Amazing. I didn't actually know him, but everybody saw it happening, and he wanted to put himself on the line FOR ME. His name was either Erving or Irving. I stopped him. "You KNOW who's going to get in trouble. And it's not me." So, while he seemed disappointed, he didn't do anything at my request. He wanted to. My guess is he experienced terrible treatment from whites. And this was something he could DO about them, because he was protecting a white person. He assumed that would protect him. This was in Atlanta, GA, and I didn't think he *would* be protected by me being white. I thought it would be bad, very bad for him and his friends. But that was another foundational experience for me. I don't know if there's any substitute for experience. Most overtly bigoted and racist whites will not even read your book. I truly don't think so. 😢 It's very frustrating. As an adult, I would advise other white people to look, listen and learn, if they so desire - and that's a choice black people don't have, either. And stop saying "we all got along." From a white person, that means less than nothing. And I NEVER assume I fully "understand" because I don't. I never will. I don't know what it's like to not be white. I saw it, I heard it, I was made to understand it, all of that, but it didn't happen to me. Racism didn't happen to me. It was one thing that didn't happen to me. Thank you. All of you in this discussion in the video.

My white mother insists she is not racist. My brothers and sisters are perpetually aghast at her views and her politics. When we talk to her about her bigotry and racism, we see a sudden dark and ferocious display of denial and self defence. This shit is real in our family. But I thank god my brothers and sisters have much more insight than my mom.

As an old white lady that started out poor and climbed out of poverty, I agree with Dr. DiAngelo completely. I worked for 36 years and everything she says is true.

I agree 💯 I'm a person of color that drive truck over the road and would bet any person of color will agree, white silence is deeply rooted in these back wood towns where we deliver and pickup truck loads,we see Confederate flags, Trump signs everywhere, racism is in small rural towns where they don't see us on a daily basis, the conversation is limited and looking you directly in the eye, this is the silence that's flying under the radar

Thank you Karen this is a much needed dialogue very informative 💯💯✊🏾✊🏾

Should have asked the caller if he wanted to be treated like black people

OMG PLEASE GET DR. JOY DEGRUY!!!!!!

We love Robin. So insightful

The Caller, The Slums? Prime example that they don't get it.

Ive been sharing her lecture for a couple of years with fellow educators, social workers, and biracial parents in northern Arizona. As a black, male, blackmailed, master-level, science educator, I wasn’t listened to. Now we live the warnings. Still trying to form litigation if any of you are willing. Contact United Heating & Cooling Services Inc in Holbrook, AZ. Thank you.

These opening remarks make me think that Jackie Walker would be a useful guest. She was a member of the British Labour Party who was expelled for "anti-Semitism" when she placed genocide in proportion and contested the dominant Apartheid narrative of British politics. She is Jewish and black.

“We’re outnumbered and were outgunned” - 16:00 Powerful

DIANGELO IS A RACIST BIGOT THAT USES HER POSTION TO MAKE HER BLACKS FOLLOW HER... LIKE A MASTER USING HER FIELD SLAVES TO FOLLOW HER. AS DEMOCRATS ITS WHAT WE DO...

These people are trapped in an ideology. Stay a while and listen. =========================================================== After taking an art history class(bear with me) that really went into depth on racism, ideology, and critiquing how art solves a problem, from my perspective the present issues became a lot clearer. I will say first, I recognize there is racism in America, however I do not agree with the narrative posed by the media or BLM. I will generalize: African Americans, especially BLM, are unknowingly perpetuating the ideology of racism regardless of intent. Intent does not matter, context does. To elaborate, during the revolutionary era, people who favored slavery rationalized the supposed racial incapacity of African Americans as the explanation for enslavement. Today and during the past few years, African Americans have rationalized the cause of their current status and circumstances to present day systemic racism. Their present status is a result of past racism and slavery. An analogy, imagine they have been stuck in jail on the board game "Monopoly" for the first 10 turns while everyone else goes around collecting money and property. Remember, racism persisted legally for quite some time into the 20th century. Clearly they have been economically disadvantaged for a while. This is why there is significant wealth disparity. This is why the argument for reparations came up. Wealth disparity regardless of who it affects typically correlates to significant crimes rates, failing education, feelings of dis-empowerment, and other negative societal issues. It is often cyclical by nature if not fixed. And it was not fixed. This is why sometimes, the government has to step in to fix a problem to benefit the whole. I would have suggested rebuilding the infrastructure in the damaged community and assisting growth, though I am not a expert in solutions for society. The solution to their problem, that is, to explain why they are still in their disadvantaged situation was by rationalizing the cause to present day systemic racism. A rationalization in this context is an attempt to explain one's reality regardless if they understand it or not. This is the same mistake religions and flat-earthers make. This solution predominantly came into existence during the Obama era. (I have nothing ill willed to say against Obama, I think he was a respectable president. I can disagree on policies.) Several instances of african-americans murdered by police were highlighted on national media creating a perceived bias of increased racism in America. Yes, there were unarmed caucasian people murdered by police too, but irrational narrative was never attributed to them. Psychology has studies to show a perceived bias does develop from watching the media causing people to come to irrational conclusions. Quick example is the couple that ingested chloroquine after Trump discussed it on the news. The media bias led viewers to come to irrational beliefs of racism in America. This induced the formation of "Black Lives Matter", an organization and movement which will unknowingly perpetuate the ideology of racism. Black lives matters was quick to build a following because so many african-americans feel oppressed as I described before due to wealth inequality and the lasting effects of legalized racism for approximately 200 years. It was covered on the news and spread on social media. It very quickly amassed a large following and a national influence. Today, it has effectively reached a global audience. Little does it know, it is perpetuating racism. An ideology is perpetuated when it is communicated. Black lives matter, simply by its name is perpetuating racism. Their intent is not the same as their outcome. This is why context matters. In the present context of society, associating subject matter with "black" or "white" has connotations inherent to racism. By repeatedly speaking the phrase, "Black lives matter", racism continues to exist. I know this is a surface level issue, but it is problematic and deeply rooted in our language and ideology. Furthermore, the belief of the movement itself, is perpetuating racism. For african-americans, they develop a disheartening and irrational outlook about their lives and a perception they are victims in society. They think their society is villainous and subversive to their cause. Some have become fearful or avoidant of "white" people. Children grow up hearing BLM chants from family members, friends, the television, their instagram and snapchat. They are indoctrinated quickly. Those who follow the movement believe there is a systemic problem in America regardless of statistics, data, evidence, and consideration that can explain the problems. BLM is perpetuating racism and escaping an ideology is difficult. We now have a very large amount of the population under these irrational beliefs. Considering what I have said, there are so many others that believe a contradicting view. Am I delusional or just grossly uninformed? Remember, the world is mostly logically illiterate. More than half of the world's population follows a religion in order to rationalize their misunderstood existence and reality. People were murdered for an ideology surrounding witchcraft in order to rationalize their misunderstandings of reality. Many people were enslaved and murdered in the ideology of racism in order to rationalize their perception that a classified group of people were inferior. Would it be so inconceivable that another ideology could come into existence to rationalize another misunderstanding? Is the present day accusation of systemic racism accurate? Or is it now a product of another ideology, one of *phantom racism* in America? Think critically about this: Babies and children are not inherently racist. Racism is learned. What happens when african-american children hear on the radio, TV, snapchat, from their family, from friends, the chant "BLACK LIVES MATTER!" ? What do they conclude after hearing it? After asking, "Mommy what does that mean?" How does this affect their mindset and behaviors? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I do not think the prevalent racist narrative portrayed by the media and movements like BLM is legitimate. Yes, there are racists out there, but not as perceived that national alarm is merited. And to put it bluntly, America is not filled with critical thinkers, but spoon fed babies who are fickle and hop from each trending phase in the media. In my own opinion(obviously), I believe the real problems are: 1. There are some corrupt cops out there. 2. Our law enforcement is not transparent enough. 3. Our law enforcement is not adequately trained to understand they serve the community and to behave with this in mind. 4. Our judicial system is stagnant and broken. 5. The war on drugs is problematic and not helping. 6. Our prisons are not rehabilitative and a waste of human life and resources. 7. Large corporations that utilize our infrastructure are evading our taxes. 8. Some populated areas in America have poor infrastructure. Here is some literature I built this comment from; they should be read with a critical perspective: Barbara Jeanne Fields: Slavery, Race and Ideology in the United States of America This is important for understanding racism and ideology. drive.google.com/file/d/1z8_JT2MDzLdb9fEy8sw0UveHoyQ_ync1/view?usp=sharing Michael Baxandall: Patterns of Intention 2. The Forth Bridge This is useful for understanding how something operates as a solution to a problem in a situation. drive.google.com/file/d/1gmdaiiCuIUM88vQ9AihheJmh9BGcbLoA/view?usp=sharing I am completely open to discussion. I am open minded. And I know I am not educated on this topic.

Marxist ideology.

It just in their nature to be like that.

Thank you for this platform

Gentrification is definitely something that needs to stop immediately! If better housing is being built, it should be built for those who are currently in those communities. Put the people in Hotels or other temporary housing and have them come back to more decent homes!

"When groups of color fight amongst themselves, who does that serve?!"🤔 THINK ABOUT THAT!!!!!🤨

Thanks Karen, great show as usual. I APPRECIATE YOU and Lari !!!

This is spot on. So disgusting what ppl do to each other. May God forgive us for our sins against our brothers.

This was very, VERY helpful. Thank you!

Ask conservative blacks about racism, look up black conservatives on you tube, quit being a victim of Democratic racism! I kind of figured that woman was trying to sell a book, makes her money selling racism, that woman should be ashamed!

At the end of the day they have to want to change and we as black people have to decide if we trust that they will.

The caller at the end sounds familiar I don't believe he is a teacher he is just a familiar troll of the show.

I have lots of hope but it will have to take me through the next five hundred years to get people that would rather die than live with people of african descent or afro- aborigine american or whatever, so if we have to suffer then the debt of reparations should be played it would help us to deal with it better

Seeing her last name, I think you need to get her on here to talk about racism, "white" supremacy, and whiteness among "ethnic whites".

5:35 YES! It's taken me years to understand as much as I do, and I still don't have it all pegged. It's ok to admit you don't understand. It's not ok to actively refuse to understand. Have those conversations. It's not a competition, it's a learning experience. It's for the greater good, the big picture. Something bigger than ourselves as a whole.

This book is sold out on Amazon. But it’s on my wish list I’ll order it as soon as it’s back in stock

I think it is important to recognize people have different skin colors, but to not stereotype their personalities by their color. Some people though find it offensive to be classified by color as a group. For example, some people do not like being referred to as 'a brown person' but would rather be identified by their nationality. When they are referred to by color, their individuality gets overlooked and are not perceived as a person.

The Dominican vs Haitian is about immigration and competition of jobs in the Dominican republic.

Thank you for this show!

After 400 years of cohabitating, a Close Bond just will not form between the 48 million Black Americans (BA) and the 240 million European Immigrants (EI) and American Descendant Of European Immigrants (ADOEI) that are divided into approximate 33% or 80 million democrat, 33% or 80 million republican and 33% or 80 million independent voters. BA can and do work with the 66% or 160 million Democrat and Independent EI/ADOEI, however we can not and do not work with the 33% or 80 million Republican EI/ADOEI in the country. The Republican EI/ADOEI made peace with Japan after Pearl Harbor, England after the Revolutionary War and the Republican Party after the Civil War that ended slavery, however the Republican EI/ADOEI insist on maintaining a Cold War with BA .

I have to challenge her credentials. I don't think she grew up around black people or even associated with black people till later in life. I think she did something extremely racist when she was younger, and the guilt she has has projected into it being "Not her Fault, I'm just reflection of white society". Being unable to deal with her own past racist behavior, she projects it something every white person does. Does Anyone know her from her Middle School and High School days, precollege? There seems to be a flaw in her reasoning and world view distorted by her own past behavior she cannot accept as a individual, so she blames all white people for what she did. She gets attention and $$ from White Liberals who have limited experiences with black people in youth, adolescence, (under 20) and never went to majority minority school, or even a school with a large black attendance. Can anyone vouch for her credibility past? There seems to be a big gap in her history that she is ashamed of and wants redemption by projecting blame. Any thoughts?

I'm a 65 yr old black man that lived thru the Watts riots. Y'all just wrong.

Good afternoon Queen Karen, panel, guest and room! Blessings to all

"There's no neutral place."

I was listening to this show on-demand and I was hoping you would post it here. I've sent this clip to a lot of my family and friends.

Fuck a wrong or a right, be the first to blast if you want to last

Their time is up! The Most High gave them time to recognize! Game over !

The word jew is European they got the name because they became so good at making jelwery .

This is NEEDED!

Dr. Eddie Moore '21-Day Challenge' Layla Saad 'Me and White Supremacy'

This lady is the truth of white people. wish i could have her phone number, love love her.may god blessed her soul for been so kind to tell the truth. Please shame all the devils.

I don't see color brought up that way in a mixed relationship for 14 yrs doing great straight up

Thank you for this wonderful dialogue. As a white male I would like to think I have the strength of character as well as the courage to be a true ally to people of color no matter what the cost. That is what I feel in my heart. To see this chance for real change happening now after so many years of the same old oppression coupled with the same old deafness by almost all white people is really very moving and up-lifting. But much struggle remains and like after the Obama years, there's going to be "white-lash." Let's be ready.

This was SO necessary.

don't expect a cookie for opening a can of "act right" that should have been opened up back in 1619

Thank you! I've got a lot of work to do.

IF THE GUY THAT CALLED IN SO RUDE. HAD ONLY ONE CHANCE TO LIVE, AND IT TOOK A BLACK ORGAN. WOULD HE CARE WHAT COLOR LIFE WAS.? JUST SAYIN. OAKLAND, CA

Great conversation thank you for having it. I think that we really have to change this language of black and white for starters. Its important to stop using this language to identify others or ourselves. What we speak we create more of. We are not black or white we are human our colors have nothing to do with anything. This lie of colorism is abuse. I am choosing to be honest with myself and others.Call me by name that's it and if that's a problem for anyone. I am prepared to walk away. I have 0 tolerance policy for abuse of any form and if this means walking alone. Then so be it. I have plenty of love in myself and nature. To those who choose to rise to challenge of creating this change my arms and heart are open wide.

I personally have never met a "white" person, or "black" person for that matter. I'm caucasion, but know people from african decent that are a lighter shade of color than me so I'm not sure who your message is aimed at. All people are people of color. Some people are lighter/darker than others. The reason racism still exists today is because people keep trying to classify themselves as a group (black, white, aisian, etc...). You're people, that's it! Stop classifying people.

Love this !

About 600 years ago no one was called white or black, we were all called with our tribal names.

AfroStateOfMind😍💯📢

Oops! what I wanted to wrote was about the black Khazars or Kara people instead of Askenazic Jews.Please accept this correction to my comment.

How dare you ask a question they don't like ???

Great show. I recommend Karen Hunter to friends. She has a powerful voice.

I really don't know how relevant my opinion is but here goes. I'm Irish and I'm white. Ireland isn't a historically diverse place and growing up I would look at places like London or America and think " wow it must be awesome to be surrounded by different cultures and everything that comes with it " Then I started watching pbs history from Emmett Till up to the first elected black mayor. I thought nope nope nope those white people are getting too much sun or something they are scary. I live miles away and you need to read to have basic human empathy with your neighbours? And maybe it's because I love art I hated the " i don't see colour " and the notion that the ideal was a universal shade of beige I find horrific. I think it's white entitlement. That's why we're all karens. America's still the last place on earth I'd visit. Sorry.

I got alot out of this interview and shared it with some folks who are making the attempt to evolve.. BRAVO - JB

Brilliant

You DID it again!! THANKS for another GREAT show, Karen!!!🙌🙌🙌💕💯

Deuteronomy 7:6 [6]For thou art an holy people vnto the Lord thy God: the Lord thy God hath chosen thee to be a special people vnto himselfe, aboue all people that are vpon the face of the earth.

Excellent Ladies!!!

It is entitlement on steroids because preferential treatment is rooted in how our society differentiates on the basis of skin color along with hair texture.

Which white people. There are so many different white nations who are all different, have different beliefs, languages and all don't feel the same. Can you be more specific,?

She is on it

Dr. DeAngelo is such a good presenter and mixes truth with a mild straight forward delivery.

This lady gives me just a little bit of hope

How many times I walk face to face a white woman in the narrow street only allows two people, Karen always act so offended I didn't let her go first, she would rude and loudly say to me ” excuse you!” what Make her think she should go first?

All these elites and wicked people are more worried about greed than people lives. Hate=evil=Devils

Thank you. For your thought provoking content.

Can't trust them

Dr. Know that the Real Jews are Black, Natives and Latino Hebrew Israelite from the 12 tribe, Not white Jew-ish people. Let God Speak: “I know thy works, and tribulation, and poverty, (but thou art rich) and I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Jews, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan.” ‭‭Revelation‬ ‭2:9‬ ‭KJV‬‬

did to segregate races that gives white people the advantages and need to be addressed by all of us together. Actually, Nikole articulations in 1619 says we’ll. Hope you read it or will do. Thanks

The anger comes from activation of feeling and fear! Each person even a person who displays racism has a moral compass. I think in order to implement the terror they believe they feel, activation of feelings of rage, anger, uncertainty, and insecurity through images and rhetoric.

Look at how you respond to someone you disagree with? And then you make the demand “what if you’re wrong”? Okay...what if you’re wrong? lol And then you THREATEN the man saying you wish you knew where he works so you could “inform” the parents what he thinks. Maybe you’re the evil. Sit with it.

Question question question she open up with the statement the Jews will not replace us question are the Jews growing in numbers in this country the answer is no so what use are they talking about could have just be black people in America

Now I'll give you three ladies much respect owing to your candid and earnest words. You all seem very genuine in your cause and beliefs. I highly admire the vigor and energy. But may I to present you ya'll the great, the venerable, the Amazing Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson!

Found a source for Layla F. Saad's "me and white supremacy", but have not been able to locate anything by Dr. Eddie Morris--or variations on that name--with a title like "21 Day Challenge". Any suggestions?

Great show