I'm sure you think you made a point besides you being a racist but I doubt it.

@redbai if pointing out facts makes me a racist, then so be it

@Tejas Cool, then we're in agreement. You're a racist.

@redbai and you're delusional

@Tejas Oh no! The racist believes I'm delusion, as if I should give a fuck.

@redbai oh no! A delusional person believes I'm racist, as if I should give a fuck.

@Tejas There's that grade school response that I expected.

@redbai look in the mirror

@Tejas Any other grade schools insults come to mind? It appears to be the extent of your responses.

@redbai how about the good Ole "I know you are but what am I"? Or a classic mom joke?

@Tejas It appears to be all you have and fits into your usual MO.

@redbai why don't you keep crying about it

@Tejas I'd have to start crying before I could keep doing so. Is that what you think is happening, that I'm crying about your juvenile attacks? Oh wait, that's right. You're a racist, delusional is the default.

@redbai you're letting your insecurities show

@Tejas You're demonstrating you don't know what the word 'insecurities' means. LOL!

Utterly simplistic and wrong. As much as Freeman is admirable, and as much as his example of career sets a positive example for some to emulate, that example alone does not end racism. Neither did the likes of entertainers like Nat King Cole or Ella Fitzgerald resolve racial injustice in the pre-civil rights era. Of course it didn't.

Actually, NOT talking about racism excuses the comfortable majority to go on pretending there isn't anything that needs changing. People like Freeman, who enjoy high profile success, have some luxury of choosing to "Speek" against racist prejudice by simply being an example of success and of integrity in how they live. That example alone provides some mild rebuke to the racist notion that Blacks are inferior and incapable of being successful. But it is not the whole solution. They may also choose to use their platform to speak out against discrimination more directly, as many have. People without such high profile positions, when faced with discrimination, don't enjoy the same options.

As for racists, many are quite vocal. Others sneak around with sheets on their heads, burning and lynching people at night while carefully avoiding accountability by remaining anonymous.

What simplistic pap. A video demonstrating that a person can sound great when someone else is putting words in their mouth (i.e. acting) and fail miserably at doing so in reality. What other social issue has been resolved by simply not talking about it?