Racial abuse is still abuse

00:10:39“And the mad thing is that people

don't treat racial trauma or racial

abuse the way they treat other forms of abuse. And that's kind

of like. That's kind of got to me because you don't go

and ask a sexual assault victim or someone that's

been a victim of, like, rape or any type of sexual abuse.

You don't go up to their face and be like, oh, yeah, how was that situation?

Or was it really rape? Or was it this? Was it that?

Like, you respect what they experienced

in a sense of. That's their experience. And you let

like, you don't overstep.

But when it comes to racism, everyone feels entitled or

comfortable to, like, discredit what

you experienced. Gaslight. You put question

marks to anything you say and literally taunt

you about what you've experienced. And

I'm like, yo,

racial abuse is still abuse.

Sexual abuse is still abuse.

I'm not trying to, like, compare two

evils, but I'm saying abuse is abuse, and

let's act accordingly.”