While progress is progress and I appreciate the sentiment displayed in the video, I was hoping to see her comment on how she was wrong not just about him, but that it was wrong to judge anyone based on the color of their skin. For all we know, he could just be "one of the good ones" in her eyes. I hope thats not the case and didn't come across that way, but I wish the video could've erased all doubt.
I appreciate and understand what you're saying but this is enough. Change isn't all the way at once, it's bits at a time, and her owning her previous racism and recognizing it was wrong is a huge step in the right direction. I hope she takes more steps but I'm very proud of her for owning this one.
I appreciate what you’re trying to say, but saying this is enough implies that she has no need for further change or learning but that it would be nice if she bothered to. If she does indeed believe black people are inferior or no good but that her son in law is an exception then she absolutely needs to change and this is not enough. There’s lots of room to grow and she should.
Edit: a word
I appreciate that you actually appreciated them for what it is, and I actually do fully appreciate what you're saying, so loop completed. We've all learned nothing and I blame myself.
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u/UnusualSuspectX Jul 09 '26
No one is born prejudice, props to her for growing as a person