Asian students' success linked to hard work and parental focus on education

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Asian students excel in exams not because they are inherently more intelligent, but because they work harder, have disciplined parents who prioritize their education, and invest resources into equipping them for the 21st century. This contributes to racial disparity. The civil rights movement has become an excuse for African Americans not taking responsibility for their opportunities. Glenn Lowry, a conservative, voices his frustration with the belief in white supremacy and the lack of accountability among African Americans.

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(00:00) – Introduction
(07:12) – Martin Luther King Jr.
(16:00) – History of slavery
(30:39) – Equality of outcome
(47:02) – Math and economics
(1:03:17) – Racial groups
(1:16:33) – Black patriotism
(1:26:26) – MLK and Malcolm X
(1:40:07) – Joe Rogan controversy
(1:59:23) – Accusation of racism
(2:07:08) – Elon Musk and Twitter
(2:12:41) – Universities
(2:21:19) – Cognitive inequality
(2:33:45) – Politics
(2:53:10) – Ketanji Brown Jackson
(2:59:14) – Thomas Sowell
(3:04:28) – Barack Obama
(3:23:06) – Mortality
(3:35:20) – Meaning of life