I shit you not
https://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000004818663/peanut-butter-jelly-and-racism.html

You know what?  Fuck everyone that uses that word.  It has absolutely no meaning to me anymore.

Wow! 

I don't know that I have ever seen someone miss the point so badly before. 

During the summer I eat pb&j every day of the work week. FUCK that guy!

well, I'm glad you posted this because that is the point entirely.

I'm with you beardog

I had a pb and j with peach jelly for the first time yesterday. It is now my favorite.

not gonna give them the satisfaction of a click.

Cliff notes for the ones that can't watch video right now?

Can I get my 00:01:02 back?

Try my war cry.  That'll shut them hypocrites up: Peanut Butter, Mayonnaise and Bacon For The Winz!


By the way: Didn't we read about that nonsense several months ago

Nothing in that video is necessarily untrue but ironically enough every pajama boy, race baiter and social justice warrior nodding their head in agreement while watching that video is almost certainly guilty of the exact things the video is trying to illustrate.

The only difference is that their "implicit biases" are against unprotected classes like whites, men, police, anyone with money, ect and they get those biases from all the same sources described in the video.

For them this kind of stuff is just a cudgel to beat it into the heads of middle America that they are bad people and must submit to a socialist agenda to atone for their sins.

I'm not even sure the people who made the video grasp how this concept circles right back on them at some point.

Beat by a few...

I don't give a f**k. This is just another way to tell white people that we are wrong for breathing.

Mental illness

Hey look, more "fake news" from a trusted media outlet

I think I will go make myself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich

Just mix them together into one homogeneous glop...poof...no longer rayciss.

Video seems to me to be trying to put a fancy new packaging on something previously referred to as stereotyping.

Yes, it's a somewhat natural function, and it's based off of things we've learned, information we've absorbed.

Like "Fire is fucking hot, it burns and hurts!" so what do we do with fire? WE DON'T FUCKING TOUCH IT. We don't even have to consciously think about things like this.

My point so far is "this type of shit has a purpose, and it's primarily survival based shit - as in, 'avoid this shit, it's dangerous'"

So when it comes to people, at least in some measures, we do have these stereotypes. If I'm walking out to my car at night in a big, dark, empty parking lot, and a guy (black, white, hispanic, doesn't really matter) in a hoodie, low slung pants and generally "thuggish" looking appearance starts approaching me, I'm going to sense danger. It's a survival instinct.

Why? Because experience and information I've received throughout my life teaches me that "if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck!"

Ignoring this shit is bad for your health... reminds me of that hippie woman that went hitchhiking through Middle Eastern countries to try to prove Muslims aren't sexist, racist, violent rapists.... Yeah, she ended up being raped and murdered. Stereotyping could have saved her life.

OP, your title and statement are completely misleading.  

They did not say peanut butter and jelly is racist.  so did you accidentally mislead people or did you do it on purpose?

I had a damn fine PB&J for lunch today.

Meh.  In the beginning they mentioned a few basic concepts or facts that were true but as soon as they tried to draw any conclusions from them they went off the rails.

you nailed it.