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Even after slavery was abolished freed slaves still had to work for their former masters because they no longer had a home.

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Even after slavery was abolished freed slaves still had to work for their former masters because they no longer had a home.

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There are more black people in prison than any other race

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There are more black people in prison than any other race

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what Jumped out at me was how the prison population went from almost all white people to all African American people

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the statistics he stated shocked me

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1 in 4 men are guaranteed a one way ticket to prison because of their race.

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One of the concepts that stood out to me was when Romano pointed out how the Confederates were able to get people to side with them through intimidating and by telling them that if they don't side with them when the slaves are freed they will take over.

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What I found striking was the statistic that 1 out of every 4 black men are put in prison. Also the fact that there have been worse terrorist attacks that have happened to black people.

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African Americans have carried hardships with them throughout history but these hardships vary depending on the time period

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Something I found surprising is that while I knew the prisons were roughly 95% black population, I didn't realize that beforehand it was 95% white population.

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I thought it was interesting that he never stated a time when racism ended because most people won't even acknowledge racism still exists

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Black people got more years in prison then the white and mexican

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The sentences of black people were exorbitant, whereas those of whites were not even a fraction of it. And his whole notion of "history repeating itself", stood out and puts some things into perspective.

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parents are scared to send their kids to certain schools because of bullying and thats kinda the same with the whole putting blacks and whites in the same prisons

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parents are scared to send their kids to certain schools because of bullying and thats kinda the same with the whole putting blacks and whites in the same prisons

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How companies make money off of prisoners and use their labor

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How companies make money off of prisoners and use their labor

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I personally have never even heard of the system that he described so that really jumped out at me

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it struck me just how much history has repeated itself over the years and sometimes it would only be a matter of 2 years and some of the things that one politician said publically about black people

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Interesting how the goverment went through so much trouble to keep people inslaved and oppressed. Also how many times history repeated itself

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Interesting how the goverment went through so much trouble to keep people inslaved and oppressed. Also how many times history repeated itself

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that the system is messed up and it doesn't really give people an equal opportunity

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The whole system is set up for blacks to fail; Regan and his system for bringing in drugs and stopping them is appalling because you would think that the man in power of our country wouldn't set a group of people up for failure.

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Something that stood out to me was Oklahoma bombing when the kkk bombed that black town. Like i had learned about the Oklahoma bombing of that government building but i had never heard of this one.

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I have no words. If you pay someone less than what is legal to give them, how do you expect them to live outside of prison other than turning back to crime?

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Black people were screwed throughout history

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Black people were screwed throughout history

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He said that parents are afraid of sending their kids to some schools because there are factors such as bullying and that could lead to violence. He referred to black people being thrown in prison together and how they could become violent, but there were laws for them to be thrown in there.

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HISTORY IS REPEATING ITSELF

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Some things that stood out in the video, was that throughout US history, pro-slavery rich whites and the Klan, were always trying to destroy the idea of free and successful black communities. They tried to limit (if any) black rights. They have been doing this since the beginning, going into the late 1900´s.

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It was startling how the Klu Klux Klan had decimated an entire town full of 3000 people

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It was startling how the Klu Klux Klan had decimated an entire town full of 3000 people

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1 in every 4 black males go to prison and that affects the way they behave.

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1 in every 4 black males go to prison and that affects the way they behave.

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Why black people can't vote? US was created by many races so all should have same rights to vote. Black people were  afraid all the time of their future

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A striking line is that he does not want history to repeat itself again and again

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History Repeating Itself
How Blacks are receiving the same treatment they were centuries ago.

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The beliefs that struck me were that history repeats itself and that 151 years later, black males are still being put down by the government figuratively and literally . Literally with the black males suffering from police brutality and figuratively with so many of poor black communities all across the country. Romany  Malco also talks about the fact that whites thought that blacks could not think a hundred years ago, and how he gave an example of this same idea of blacks  years later.

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a striking fact was that basically the jail system is doing the same things slave owners did by basically setting someone up then using them for their service and making a product off of it

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a striking fact was that basically the jail system is doing the same things slave owners did by basically setting someone up then using them for their service and making a product off of it