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Why can't kids decide what they want to learn in school?? I don't care about my safety im Antonio Romero Moore black 30 Year old man homeless living off social security in san Antonio Please take away my pain nobody understands
Comment from : @Sourcecodemastergoaheadcheater

Funny coming from parents that are very well-educated and privileged please lol give me a break I'm black and see right thru them!!!
Comment from : @terrencebryant2084

they project their insecurities into the boy shame on them as parents racism is a case by case situation I'm so tired of people playing the race card
Comment from : @terrencebryant2084

Saw this film Well done Only thing is dad transferred his identity issues and insecurities to his son The jury is out regarding whether elite independent schools are optimal environments for young black boys I say not
Comment from : @fromnytomd

Every black kid should be forced Education at a very young age
Comment from : @jonathanabokor7691

Back The Blue
Comment from : @your_local_yankee

7 years later and George Floyd is dead Dear White People, it’s the racism for me
Comment from : @hydraelectricblue

Actually the minorities especially the blacks have way more equality these days than Whites
Comment from : @nuttybar9

I love the way the parents protected him emotionally and educationally but never compromising on the realities of what his experiences may include Bravo!
Comment from : @letecianti109

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing ur child’s journey and such a beautiful life
Comment from : @uonlymatterificare

This aged like milk
Comment from : @lostandlonely2112

Check out the current staff demands being made by this woke school For 54k they have been remote only and making ridiculous demands Time to pull your kids out
Comment from : @MinistryofPeace

The mother is projecting race onto him She’s literally indoctrinated him to believe it There was zero racism in that at all You’re not equipping your son you’re creating a mindset that will become a self fulfilling identity for prophecy
Comment from : @compendioussuccient6784

I'd love to know how Idris is doing now ❤️
Comment from : @SoCalledMom

Maybe if the parents help Don’t have kids if you don’t want to raise them Ignore Asians
Comment from : @MrRichMurphy

So their rich living in a lower income area Interesting
Comment from : @thearchitect1601

College prep at 5 years old? I feel sorry for him The pressure he I'd under must be astounding But also I don't blame the parents They're doing what they believe is best for their son
Comment from : @carlaeyyy649

Telling The funny thing is, I see more of myself as a boy than I see in my own boys However the endgame will probably be the same
Comment from : @akinkunmicook2977

this is not a racial issue the parents are messed up
Comment from : @gorgeousa332

I love this documentary, when they took it off Netflix I was sad
Comment from : @gracetaylor4429

Idris wants to be a psychologist in the future
Comment from : @daveotuwa5596

Despite everything, this young man’s parents gave him a solid foundation He will be just fine 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Comment from : @MissCandy350

Your dad is a doctor and your mom is a attorney stop complaining about "privilege"
Comment from : @dcdv4160

It's sad people identify themselves as black, white, brown and not human
Comment from : @dcdv4160

it reminds me of my childhood this is how much our parents push us ans sacrifice so we would have a better future through education
Comment from : @MrChrist741

I hope people stop using flash cards for math
Comment from : @thedude5040

You lobs trying to keep the slaves on the plantation as long as possible make me sick
Comment from : @aviewer390

I remember watching this documentary, but it followed 3 boys (including him), not just one
Comment from : @melodramatic7904

Massive new study on race and economic mobility in America brbrEven black men born to wealthy families are less economically successful than white menbrbr wwwvoxcom/policy-and-politics/2018/3/21/17139300/economic-mobility-study-race-black-white-women-men-incarceration-income-chetty-hendren-jones-porter
Comment from : @5pctLowBattery

The response to Black children's behavior in school is often punitive The disciplinary action taken is much harsher; the consequences and punishments are weightier
Comment from : @nnekaokonkwo8271

The making of a soft AA man on tape 🤦‍♀️ His Mother is confused herself, the father needs to grow a pair Being black is not his only identity
Comment from : @jawilli6

I feel bad for the pressure this kid is under
Comment from : @elsa9532

There’s something wrong with a culture that makes fun of people talking with proper grammar, Ie “talking white”
Comment from : @InsipidRoustabout

This is a must see for educators and students
Comment from : @jo-anncarroll263

as a kid you do not want to be different it is scary, but as you get older you realise being different doesnt matter because you find that people who are different are the people who make a difference in tthe world
Comment from : @dillonandsteph

beautifully and honestly done
Comment from : @SandraZ227

This is amazing
Comment from : @superholly

amazing people, as a black man when I watch these kind of documentaries, it brings so much motivation to raise my kids like they have I've seen American Dreams and I thought if all African American parents were like you guys, the world would be completely different BRAVO MY FRIENDS!!!!
Comment from : @richyporter3447

Doctor and a lawyer not upper class?
Comment from : @Samana444

Equality is a false God, There is more evidence supporting the existence of unicorns than equality
Comment from : @paulsmith1981

Great Documentary! A must for African-American parents
Comment from : @NikaCorbett

Very good, very eye opening
Comment from : @DearStephanieX

i'm still trying to understand this
Comment from : @6o483910

Bullshit there is also white privileged and it is an institution that is much older than that of the 1
Comment from : @MrYouTube1Y92

Such a smart boy As sincere and innocent looking as he is, they don't believe him when he tells the truth What a shame that at 11 years old, he's already expecting to be treated differently (meaning less) and has even accepted that he has to work twice as hard in order to get even We Africans think we have it hard out here (South Africa) but it really doesn't get any easier out there in the world does it? What a shame
Comment from : @BBN111

Real nice
Comment from : @LDoubleUTelevision

Great short film I wish Idris continued success It's a shame we don't see many middle class Black families in pop culture like the Brewsters
Comment from : @kamala80