The War on Drugs: Crash Course Black American History #42

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????????? On Camera all of it !
Comment from : @blanenoel4231

We the people in these communities know the war on drugs was a failure we saw what it was doing to the community not experts, the experts are part of the problem they are the leaders of the experiment, when people develop their brain they will figure that statement out (the Experts are part of the problem)
Comment from : @earthdefender5477

And the same ones that they're bringing here into America to give them a good life are the same ones bringing the drugs here
Comment from : @earthdefender5477

Nixon lol
Comment from : @wefans-xf4vc

Recently came across "Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration―and How to Achieve Real Reform" by John Pfaff - was wondering what you make of his arguments and data, Mr Smith
Comment from : @sonnyliew

Fyi 3:04 to 3:18 is a map of the Rome, Italy (the Centro Storico) Great video and series but not sure why that was used as a template
Comment from : @dougc7947

Thank you so much for putting your sources in the description! I only own one of those books, so I look forward to being able to read more The efforts of those working on this channel are very much appreciated!
Comment from : @azdajajeanne

The war on drugs was the ultimate 🐶 whistle that means let's lock up all these black folks
Comment from : @DeeDaKaang1

Thank you so much for sharing this info
Comment from : @CaptainTimo

Racism is as american as apple pie
Comment from : @jaydeep3983

If anyone wants a detailed accounting of all of this, read The New Jim Crow
Comment from : @moety2

While Reagan was setting up the drug modus operandi, Nancy was saying, "just say no" Lol you can't make it up
Comment from : @marciamartins1992

Put THIS in the AP African American History syllabus!
Comment from : @santanak7149

Great video Thank you so much!
Comment from : @Just2gofoods

Don’t forget to highlight the government’s role in bringing the drugs to our communities! Poisoning our communities just to criminalize us for it and use the profit to fund wars The great hypocrisy
Comment from : @yvonnesmith3271

GREAT facts 👏👏👏👏!!!!
Comment from : @bryonwatkins1432

If you take out any supposed claims of racism, and the impracticalities of fighting drug usage What is the inherent problem with trying to stop people using drugs for recreational purposes?
Comment from : @davidgaskin5417

Because the war on drugs only harms black people
Comment from : @mattf5924

Thanks!
Comment from : @zein9742

Reagan, Clinton and Nixon was some of the worst things that ever happened in the United States!
Comment from : @blackice3395

Thank you! this series has changed my life!
Comment from : @NOYB700

great videobrhey crash course brI want this man to teach more coursesbrhe is really good at this
Comment from : @sepehrkamahi4087

Thanks!
Comment from : @DCityJorge

"I love America more than any other country in this world, and, exactly for this reason, I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually" James Baldwin
Comment from : @The10thManRules

🔥
Comment from : @bbrev106

If I could choose having all the money in the world or boxing Richard Nixon's ugly face 100 times, I'll happily pick the latter 🥊🩸
Comment from : @PlanetCookie3

It's not a war bc wars end
Comment from : @XanderShiller

3:48 “Black families are deteriorating, so… let’s lock up half of the dads”
Comment from : @Magic_beans_

Basically America's response to poverty is to build more prisons
Comment from : @donaldwoods9219

Iran-Contra Affair 😒
Comment from : @markfrank5937

The war on drugs did literally nothing to stop the largest mass of drug deaths in US history (the opioid epidemic) At least a single corporation got ultra richbrbrBut boy was the war on drugs great at mass arrest and detention of literally anyone(that isn't white) who dares to threaten the prevailing status quo our capitalist masters exclusively benefit frombrbrWhat a total Coincidence that is
Comment from : @Praisethesunson

clear and concise examples of the institutional/systemic racism that so many still refuse to admit even exists ! brWillfully ignorant is the most generous description for such folks, pigheadedly racist is the most honest
Comment from : @noneofyourbizness

this video should have mentioned how Republican domestic policy chief John Ehrlichman explicitly said the war on drugs was started to target the anti-war left and black people we have his confession on tape, there's no ambiguity
Comment from : @sogghartha

PREACH ❤️
Comment from : @KB-ru2rk

If Feb is black history month, what month is set aside for the First Nations People (the aboriginal natives of North America)?
Comment from : @kellyjohns6612

Thank you for this video!
Comment from : @chrismoon2961

Another excellent and informative video Thank youbrbrOne note, awful was misspelled on the case file
Comment from : @trevorames889

Too bad there's no mention of how the CIA flooded Black communities with said crack cocaine, all in order to harm those communities and to fund the Contras, a fascist terrorist insurgency in Nicaragua
Comment from : @kookverslaving

Thank you you making this video and shedding light on one of the biggest flaws of our criminal justice system
Comment from : @lilikatz1221

That was a powerful 13 minutes!!!!
Comment from : @chukc2012

Clint, an absolutely fantastic video Thanks so much!
Comment from : @perryegolson833

he was very kind in this presentationour govts actions were heinous
Comment from : @vaughnharris6404

It is tough to beat generational poverty brThe state trade schools and colleges were to be extended beyond high school to cure generational poverty brThe moral majority decided to build prisons
Comment from : @smokingjoe9864

If anyone watching this finds themselves in Philadelphia, I highly recommend visiting the Eastern State Penitentiary It'll drive home how bad the carceral state has become
Comment from : @Wineclaw

Don’t know how this guy keeps his cool doing these lol Tho it’s important to teach
Comment from : @mopnem

Thank you so much
Comment from : @lucascurio8345

Thank you for making this
Comment from : @alanfike

This was a great video Though I wish you compared more to the opioid crisis and how that is treated today
Comment from : @historyking9984

I watched the whole playlist in 4 days I’m looking forward to hearing about current events like police brutality and Black Lives Matter
Comment from : @Xosidhe

A unwinnable war that has cost the tax payers a trillion dollars
Comment from : @Jalenlane93

Awesome channel 💯Thank you!
Comment from : @dcwashingtonpresident5938

This is a great, if harrowing, video! Thank you for continuing with this series
Comment from : @ancientswordrage

Very eye opening
Comment from : @jonathanrogel7101

bookmarking this episode to share in arguments for years to come
Comment from : @metabeard3788

the only thing to make the crash course better would be to add the history of every continent as well
Comment from : @milesloden75

This is such a good series, I keep being impressed Such a good balance of narrative, primary sources and quotes, and connections to the present
Comment from : @kairyumina6407

I've no doubt that I'd be in prison if I were black or Hispanic The amount of times I was pulled over with drugs in my car when I was young would have guaranteed it Instead, I was only ever searched once and the cop just took my 1/2 oz and told me to get gone White privilege is real
Comment from : @SpeakShibboleth

Informative as always
Comment from : @Davlavi

This is more about contemporary events than history, and I'm all for that
Comment from : @VashdaCrash

The cruelty is not a bug, it is a feature
Comment from : @Seraphus87

Can you please talk about the highly controversial case surrounding the Central Park five in 1989
Comment from : @tylishaqueenoceanriver1676

Thanks for the great lesson!
Comment from : @sdmugabe

That was by far one of the best episodes of Crash Course I have ever watched
Comment from : @denh0006

Thank you
Comment from : @notbenh

Brilliant episode Please keep going strong with these This series has completely upended, reversed and pulled inside out my understanding of the past and present day issues faced by Blacks in the US
Comment from : @kaldishelbryndjar

this series should be mandatory in US schools
Comment from : @korg47237

Thank you
Comment from : @jamelchislom1365

I love this!! Thank you Crash Course
Comment from : @Izzy0614

Considering global impact, the war on drugs is one if not the worst thing out there
Comment from : @00Linares00

We need decrimilzation now It's sickening how people are serving life for weed due to the three-strikes law
Comment from : @hayleyxyz

We would like to congratulate drugs for winning the war on drugs
Comment from : @IEATCHAIR

I sat my ignorant butt down and cleared 13 minutes of my schedule to get edumacated
Comment from : @NotAMuse

The war on drugs was lost by all Americans There are plenty of drugs that are horrible, but criminalization doesn't work Legalized drugs would make it easier for people to get treatment when they have problems It would also make research easier which would benefit everyone
Comment from : @jhoughjr1

Thx for the video
Comment from : @benzehn1

Thank you for this video!
Comment from : @Sentientsword

Thank you for making this video Sharing it with everyone I know
Comment from : @localblackman427

Thank you for this very informative video, Clint! You handled a very serious subject delicately and carefully I come from the Philippines, which is a country that has a complicated struggle with drug use and trade that still exists today Our previous president, Rodrigo Duterte, declared a War on Drugs similar to that of the US This video shows that taboo issues, even though not frequently discussed openly and kept in the past, can still spread through how we unconsciously spread it in our behavior and actions The War on Drugs persists today through police brutality targeted against minority groups throughout the world, and we must not ignore these violent events We must take action and fight against implicitly racial policies to save millions of endangered groups
Comment from : @renzoojastro2147

Thank you for this episode of Black American History It's devastating to acknowledge these things but necessary to change our future brThanks to Clint! Always brilliant and eloquent, I could hear your thoughts and nuance about every topic of your interest
Comment from : @ve4643

War on Drugs must be one of the most expensive wars USA lost in
Comment from : @ElBandito

One of my favorites from this series!
Comment from : @camiamproducer

Extremely important video!
Comment from : @NotoriousSRG

Great video! First comment!
Comment from : @abbyhelms8056

This was a war on African Americans and Vietnam war opponents Nixon intended it to be
Comment from : @TheSuzberry

Thank you for another great lesson! 💯⚜️
Comment from : @ivyteacherwilson

"Even if you don't explicitly mention race in a policy, you still may be making a policy about race"brWhy are those simple words so hard to understand for some?
Comment from : @Torlik11

This is one of those subjects people are very content to leave swept under the rug
Comment from : @tizodd6

Man, your team is doing a fantastic job! It’s so important that people learn the facts about how systemic racism is in this country Peace
Comment from : @zachariahwells8779

Great work
Comment from : @jamalpetty5370

I almost didn’t wanna watch this because I knew how mad I would get learning more about it
Comment from : @falconclaw3952

The fact we have the highest per capita incarceration rate in the world is disgraceful, and it's never stopped people from using I speak from experience as a recovering heroin addict
Comment from : @damianrobbins4167