How so, care to expand?
BTW, it's more about what's classed as culturally acceptable standards and behavioural patterns, but then those patterns of low expectation are clearly associated with higher levels of melanin.
Cultural tropes like 'welfare queen' don't appear from nowhere.

@AdrianRainbow Investigate ANY 501 organization established by a foundation or corporate body to start.
My only expectation of anyone is honesty. I'm frequently disappointed by all colours - more a function of with whom I'm interacting.
Tropes are like assholes - everybody has at least one - and they produce the same thing.

@cRaZyTMG I don't know anything really about the dynamics of 501 organizations. But that is beside the point of this video. I would be interested in hearing your take on the subject matter of explicitly expressed and approved of White hatred as described in the video.
Since you misdirected or deflected the subject of the matter I am guessing you don't wish to argue on the facts of it. Can you challenge or formulate a counter argument to the content of the video? Are you going to say the people he talked about and the things they said are not true or that they are not worthy of concern?

@iThink Sorry, my intention was not to deflect from the expressions of hatred but to point out the larger problem. And I do think they are related. Yes expressions of hatred are bad. But until s/he does harm, it's just free speech... stupid but free.

@cRaZyTMG
Yes I believe in free speech. But free speech doesn’t exist (who controls the media).
But I feel Blacks have the right to say what ever they want (aside from promoting violence)

Deflection was indeed your aim. I asked you for some kind of validation for your claim about 501s, considering you brought them up, and so I expected you could readily explain and cite, you clearly don't have one.
The 'larger problem' does not exist.
'Freedom of speech' stops at 'hate speech' , and most of the examples from the video are exactly that, many of them actually promote violence.
You just rush to defend the usual suspects, in every scenario.

@cRaZyTMG yes it is free speech but the larger point has nothing to do with finance. It points out the obvious unjust and contradictory attitudes of people (especially White people) who explicitly approve and encourage that kind of language unless or until it comes from the mouths of White people.
Can you even imagine what would happen if a White college professor or lecturer or clergyman said the same thing about Black people?
Words like, hypocrisy, incongruity, mendacity, dishonesty, unjust and many more come to mind when I see Blacks and "progressive" Whites unabashedly calling for the genocide of "White people".
It is outrageous and it should never be tolerated much less affirmed and encouraged.

@AdrianRainbow "The thing that impresses me most about America is the way parents obey their children."