I felt hurt to see it and Lamestream media keeps pumping it out.

This makes me want to cry!

Doesn't appear we've aged very well at all.

I watched the video, but I don't get the context. Was this a planned organized march that was blocked by the group of kids? If so, the kids were in the wrong. Was this just two different groups who happened to be at the same place at the same time? If so, then the old man beating the drum close to the kid's face was in the wrong.

I think we made progress in the 1960s - 1970s, and in some ways continue to make progress. But there is a divide in this country that is as much intellectual as it is political and economic. The "have-nots," often rural folks, look around and see no "good" job opportunities, and want someone, anyone, to "bring those jobs back home." They don't realize that you no longer get a good job because you have a strong back, but because you have a sharp mind. They don't want to get further training, don't want to encourage their kids to get further skills, and resent seeing other people get ahead (especially minorities) when they DO put in the effort to better themselves. They assume that being concerned about others' feelings and reactions is weakness and "being a snowflake." The anger regarding their diminished prospects spills over toward any element of society that they don't understand. There is a resentment of well-educated people here in the U.S.that I find incomprehensible. It used to be a good thing to be well-educated, and now many people resent it. Weird.

You need to read "Enlightenment Now" by Stephen Pinker. It will cheer you up.

Sad but true

Yeah, feels like we've really regressed, like we are not even staying in place but actually going backwards...