Bert Kreischer suggests that he would be unbearable about calling out racism if he were Black because he would hold people accountable for it constantly.

“if I was black I would call on racism all the [ __ ] time I would I would be unbearable like people would be like enough B i' be like no you have to say because it it when it happens you have to be very direct about it”

Donnell Rawlings argues that social friction often stems from a separation of cultures and a lack of exposure to different ways of living rather than innate racism.

“I don't believe in racism I don't think it's racism I just think it's separation of cultures and I think we all have a different culture that we grow up in and if you're never exposed to that other culture you never know what the [ __ ] is going on”