Canada has not only done blackface he's done it like 15 times

damn really this is the prime minister this is the worst one oh oh yeah

all that pretty yeah he yeah. Oh wow. The chasm between white and black Americans is growing wider with each passing.

Youth, culture, general outlook on life are so different that even living in the same community,

sharing the same space is something that's almost unfeasible.

At least, that's what you'd believe if you're an avid consumer of legacy media.

If the world falls apart, trust should not be dulled out easily to anyone, especially white people.

Here's the thing I've noticed, and you can comment if this is the same for you.

It doesn't match up at all with my lived experiences,

and that's what's inspired me to actually do with the lights in these legacy

media outlets. Refuse to get out into the community and have real conversations

with average Americans. Black Americans, white Americans, not caricatures of what the media thinks black people are. People like Van Jelves.

Black people are at risk from police.

In the latest installment of this series, I made my way to a cultural mainstay in modern black

American society, the barber shop.

Because really what better place to find authentic unfiltered perspective than the place that's

iconically known as the breeding ground for conversation in the black community. And what did I find?

Are black and white Americans as far apart from each other as we've been told?

Well, see for yourselves.

This is black and white on the gray cheese.

You are, you know what you do your beer?

What are you going to do you're going to make me look like a photo negative drink or something?

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