Watch how Chris Brown reacts to the women who pass him in this video. Skip to about :44 seconds in.

This is the kind of Jezebel comment that gets a lot of stars but doesn't actually say anything. How did the original video demonize men of color, other than showing some men of color behaving badly? Unless it was CGI, I think those men did a fine job of demonizing themselves.

Again, since you say you are harassed mostly by white males, I invite you to record your own videos as an example of the harassment you face. The more light gets shined on this behavior, the better. Just don't expect people to censor their own footage just because it features a demographic that makes you feel…

Thank you, now we are getting somewhere. That video looked true to YOUR life (and many others), but it's not true to MINE (and many others). My experience is opposite of yours, with most harassment coming from white men.

So you're saying that certain truths should be shielded from a public that can't handle the information?

I honestly don't believe the director's assertion that the white dudes were edited out. I think that they got the footage they got, and then someone pointed out it was mostly black and Latino men, and they sort of panicked and said 'there were totally white guys, too. We just, uh, edited them.'

Sidenote: I'm extra afraid of middle and highschool aged boys.

Then make a video of yourself walking through wealthy white neighborhoods for ten hours and prove it. If the amount of harassment is on the level of Hollaback's video, yours will go viral too.

Additionally, black and brown women were excluded, as if we do not exist, or are not affected by street harassment when, in fact, we are more endangered by it.

Any idea what cartoon that is from?