Black Woman Claims She Lives in Segregated City

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**The Hodgetwins** (0:53)
Okay, so this woman did a TikTok video, she's crying, and she says, I live in a segregated city, and it's hard to get medical care. Check this out.

**SPEAKER_5** (1:02)
I'm trying to make it to the doctor.
I live in Atlanta. It is a very segregated city.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:17)
For me to even go to the doctor, I have to go to the white side of town. That is literally what we call it, the white side of town.

**SPEAKER_5** (1:24)
I am f***ing exhausted.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:27)
I just wanna make a video and just explain a few things, okay? I literally just started crying on my way to the doctor because I had to drive from the black side of town where I'm from to the white side of town to go see a doctor.
That is literally what we call it. I am from the city of South Fulton in Atlanta, Georgia. This is the blackest city. I am from the blackest city by population size in the United States, 93%. When I was a child, I'm fairly certain it was 95% or higher, okay? Really, there was maybe some Hispanic people. That was it.
Every single aspect of American society that is so deeply dysfunctional is a result of institutionalized racism and child slavery. I can literally point to every single aspect of American society that is suffering today, and it probably relates to institutionalized racism and institutionalized systemic oppression. I am so tired of this country.
All of these problems did not start with Trump. Trump was simply, and his backers, let's be clear, because money is actually where the real power is at. Trump was simply able to, and the lobbyists that installed him into power, were simply able to exploit vulnerabilities that exist within American society due to the history of systemic oppression, abuse, chattel slavery, human trafficking, labor exploitation, that founded and is the foundational layer to the American experiment. Why on earth would I continue to live as a second-class citizen? And mind you, I'm privileged. I'm privileged. I'm privileged, okay? I went to an Ivy League university. I come from a more affluent family.

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**The Hodgetwins** (5:11)
And you're still stupid, so it's got to be genetics. Ivy League education? Well, think about it. These Ivy League schools, they woke. Well, they probably accepted her because she's black. That's how she got in there. But they indoctrinated her too. That's what they teach her. Smart schools make dumb kids dumber.
If you want a doctor on your side of town, I mean, why don't you pick a doctor on your side of town? They ain't got none. Well, it's Atlantic Georgia. The whole city is black. But what's the point of going to a black doctor when you can get a white doctor?
Come on now, let's think about you. So she's racist, she wants to go see her white doctor? I mean, I wouldn't blame her.

**SPEAKER_3** (5:57)
One of the privileges of having grown up in a predominantly black area is that as a child, I was inundated with examples of black success. Black wealth, whether that be through entertainment, business, real estate, law, the professions. My mom worked her ass off to provide me with a good life, and I'm deeply grateful.