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A racist, which obviously he is. here is wise using msnbc's's platform to make ugly generalizations based on skin color. watch this. >> white america has been raised to believe, a, thes police is always the good guys and frankly that black lives matter less than white comfort. what you are saying is my discomfort with you right now is worth more than the potential that your life could be snuffed in 10 minutes. >> tucker: isn't that slander against an entire racial category? oh, yes, it is. but let's say you want even more nasty racial stereotyping. msnbc is the channel for you. they've got it....

All white school in pennsylvania. and my black history teaching was minimal at best. it was harriet tubman, rosa parks, mlk, done. almost everything that i know about black history, i had to learn on my own. so i don't always blame people for not understanding. but they don't really realize that racism is built into the fabric of our society. there is environmental racism, educational racism, the foods that we eat, the health care th we reive. so i also want to encourage other black people to speak up about their experiences of microaggressions that we experience every single day and really sp...

Are encouraged to say something if they see something, the question is when should people call the cops? >> with us now is the district attorney for philadelphia, also a professor in policing equity at john jay college of criminal justice and tim wise, an anti-racist educator and the author of the forthcoming book " "white lies matter, race, crime, and the politics of fear in america." we're hearing stories about everyday racism from the perspective of the black experience. these interactions have two parties. filmmaker whitney dow has been exploring these issues in a documentary series called...

Woman this and i do feel like i have to internalize it. it's become even more frustrating and exhausting. >> wow. well from stories to solutions, what is the path forward and the way that we interaction with each other across racial lines. >> heather mcghee who advised starbucks on its training. still with us valerie jarrett and tim wise. you come from a policy shop where you guys think of concrete policy solutions to things. what is your thinking in that vein on this set of problems? >> so i think there are a lot of things we can do, and i think we have to have the message that we can dos pos...

Was minimal at best. it was harriet tubman, rosa parks, mlk, done. almost everything that i know about black history, i had to learn on my own. so i don't always blame people for not understanding. but they don't really realize that racism is built into the fabric of our society. there is environmental racism, educational racism, the foods that we eat, the health care that we receive. so i also want to encourage other black people to speak up about their experiences of microaggressions that we experience every single day and really speak out and be the change that day. and we're going to keep ...