Adam22 (Adam / Lesh / Host)

You feel me?

Are you going to

And you're unable to speak up for that, you feel me?

Are you a victim of racism?

Or if you're able to, this policy is going to be better for black people and it might not make the company as much money, but it's going to for sure prevent white people from having certain advantages.

Am I able to implement that?

No, because they're going to be like, this comes down to bottom line.

So what's the inverse of that?

Let's say you're a white dude and you want to be a part of you want to apply to HBCU.

You feel me?

They might allow them in.

But is your application going to be prioritized or is it going to are you going to kind of be.

You know what I'm saying?

So like, exactly.

And to my original point, what the perceived general consensus, what defined racist for like, you know,

I feel like it's the other way around.

I feel like that's what people always thought for years.

That's just like referring to Asian people as oriental.

These are like antiquated terms.

Not to say prejudice.