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38:42Now PlayingIn this video, we’re starting with the behavior of Black influencers at the US Open before examining why certain social norms are rejected, challenged, or treated differently within parts of Black culture. From public behavior and code-switching to accusations of racism and “Black privilege,” we’re asking where cultural expression ends and basic respect for others begins.
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Black Influencers at the US Open
Black Man Says Black Culture Sucks
White People Are Afraid to Be Called Racist
“Ghetto” Carnival Cruise
Black Privilege in America
Black Guy Is Purposely Rude to White People
Code-Switching in Society
Black Women Being Purposely Noisy
Black Server Shares His Perspective
Leaving Predominantly Black Areas
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