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Trevor Noah has a surprisingly honest answer to one big question: Would he have been brave enough to escape slavery? After overhearing two teenagers debate what…
Trevor Noah has a surprisingly honest answer to one big question: Would he have been brave enough to escape slavery?
After overhearing two teenagers debate what they would have done if they had lived during slavery, Trevor starts questioning whether he would have been a hero himself. Then he imagines Harriet Tubman showing up to help him escape — and his response is not what you’d expect.
🍿 Watch the full special "Trevor Noah: Joy in the Trenches" only on Netflix!
Subscribe for more Trevor Noah stand-up, comedy clips and unforgettable moments.
If you wonder what you would have done against slavery or Nazis, ask yourself what you're doing about anti-anybody violence, or rape culture, or homelessness. How are you defending human rights and social justice right now? <br>There's your answer.
You’re right! Oh! Man!! 😂😂 That brain of yours should be preserved and you should teach acting. It’s simply “delicious” how you’re enjoying your own jokes. 😍 No one deserves slavery, even if it happened. We serve the others in a way or another, but that should bring us value and respect. And if it doesn’t, it’s not us, it’s their point of view.
That's really an existential crisis question<br>But I don't doubt that Trevor will resist..His mum is a great mother <br>But for the future: African Americans people were respectful and spoke better language and tone than now ..
Trevor Noah has a surprisingly honest answer to one big question: Would he have been brave enough to escape slavery?
After overhearing two teenagers debate what they would have done if they had lived during slavery, Trevor starts questioning whether he would have been a hero himself. Then he imagines Harriet Tubman showing up to help him escape — and his response is not what you’d expect.
🍿 Watch the full special "Trevor Noah: Joy in the Trenches" only on Netflix!
Subscribe for more Trevor Noah stand-up, comedy clips and unforgettable moments.
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