[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] Why I, as a black man, attend KKK rallies. | Daryl Davis | TEDxNaperville

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORp3q1Oaezw

 

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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] Why I, as a black man, attend KKK rallies. | Daryl Davis | TEDxNaperville

E*:

7:22 "I was not there to fight him. I was there to learn from him. Because once you know where it comes from, you can figure out how to address it". A mindset that works for every thing in life.

Ce********:

Girls Locker Room: OMG! I really hate Jessica and her friends!

Boys Locker Room: 14:01

St*************:

14:02 this would be the dopest album cover of all time

An***********:

14:03 that look like the most badass album cover ever.

Ju*********:

16:03

Dude in green cap's eyes burn with hatred because Daryl Davis was recognized with respect.

AF******************:

14:02 damn that is one of the BADDEST photos ever taken

Pa************:

14:02 these photos look like a badass rap album cover

So*****:

14:06 Why the did the first thing to pop in my head was a music album with the name “ Fire and feelings”

Th************:

14:04 is the hardest album cover ever

Br**********:

13:56 album cover go hard

 

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] Why I, as a black man, attend KKK rallies. | Daryl Davis | TEDxNaperville

Ja****:

Me as i read the title:

“..Uncle Ruckus!?”

Sa********:

They actually wanted to build a statue of this absolute chad, but they just didn't have enough material to build his gargantuan balls.

Al***************:

He’s actually skinny he just holds his massive steel balls under his shirt

K*:

This is true tolerance, being able to understand another person's perspective without needing to agree with it.
It also shows some hypocrisy that is sometimes shown by some people.

"How can you hate me if you don't know me"

Daryl Davis applied this logic not only to race but to ideology too, and that is truly what tolerance should be.

Ch********:

Imagine throwing rocks at someone because of their skin colour.

Like seriously.

Je************:

Daryl Davis is a perfect representation of why the 1st Amendment exists.

No*****************:

"Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.". MLK

MLK was a wise man. This is why we remember his contributions! There was a time I didn't embrace this philosophy. My inner cynic thought, not worth it, don't even speak to them. If you refuse to have the conversation, nothing changes.

We will make the world a better place together.

Ma**********:

"How can you hate me when you don't even know me."

Vi***:

He got up and went to talk with the CEO of racism

Ca***:

One thing that we need to keep in mind: we had two intelligent people discuss and exchange views. They both did not push for total agreement. They did not stay in their bubbles with attitude of "how dare you not agree with everyghing I say". And they did not try to convince the other side of discussion in one day.

People these day play safe, surround themselves with alike, and reject any occasion to exchange views with people that may not agree with them. Internet made it too easy to say anything without any risk of having to defend your opinion.

Yo********:

People: Rascism

Daryl: n o

wh*****:

What he did was a whole new level of bravery.

Ro**************:

This all wouldn’t be possible without the secretary and that soda

Ba*****:

My notes
- "How can you hate me when you don't even know me"
- Ignorance to fear; fear to hatred; hatred to destruction
- Respect, listen, and try to understand even if you don't agree with each other
- Enemies talking are just talking. When the talk ends, the destruction starts.

De***********:

'2 enemies are talking, not fighting. its when the talking ceases, the grounds are fertile for violence.' - Daryl Davis

Wa*****:

This guy swallowing is the most satisfying thing i've ever heard.

Om******:

You can’t get rid of hate with hate. This man is amazing.

Ky*******:

This is so ridiculously fascinating.

Gr*********:

"Hello yes, I would like to be friends with the CEO of Racism."

De*******:

Why I, as a “Fire Type Pokemon”, attend swimming lessons.

Co**************:

He needs to meet with gypsy crusader.

wi************:

why does this have dislikes this is the best ted talk i have seen on this site

An******:

Does anybody find it hilarious that the imperial wizard of the KKK was a guy named R. Kelly?

El****************:

This is hands down. My favourite TED story

Ri***********:

They way people fight racism today does not work and is full of hate


This man right here is trying to be understanding and friendly and it shows

Ta****:

“Keep the conversation going” listen, learn, talk.” Simple yet seems so impossible for some.

Bl***:

This was probably one of the best and most motivational Ted Talks I’ve ever watched

Br***:

My respect for both of them. The pair of cojones you have to have for this is transcending. - Him for being in a rally, and the other to let him in among his brethren.

Wo****:

Now this is how you do it. You don’t silence, block, or “cancel” the hatred, you listen to them. Doesn’t mean you have to agree with them, just listen and observe what they believe. I live by this rule: there’s always a lesson that can be learned from anyone. No matter how bad or good the person is, there is ALWAYS a lesson to be learned from them, whether a lesson about not doing what they do or a lesson to be more like them in a certain way. Never write somebody off completely, sometimes just being available to listen can lower tension by amazing amounts.

 

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