How Historically Accurate is Racism in Red Dead Redemption 2?

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  @RealPixels · 2 years ago · pinned

  Thanks for watching! We're nearing the end of Red Dead Redemption 2's stranger missions now—what game would you like to see next?

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• DB

  @Dbonesburneraccount · 2 years ago

  That RDR1 series is gonna be special. Especially a video on Mexico’s early 1900 history.

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• EL

  @eleanorfowler8757 · 2 years ago

  please keep making these historical connection videos forever and ever they’re so good

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• DE

  @Deme-w6r · 2 years ago (edited)

  Skibiti Toilet.

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• PA

  @Pangloss6413 · 2 years ago

  I'd like to take a moment to salute the brave moderator of this comments section

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• BA

  @barnsleyman32 · 2 years ago

  a suggestion - how historically accurate are the dialects of red dead redemption 2? some accents in the game seem strikingly modern, just as the english guy looking for his friend gavin, who if it were really set in 1899, as the upper-middle class man from england that he seems to be, probably would&apos;ve had a far more aristocratic accent than the moderately-posh, neutral accent of today - one can search up the recording of trumpeter lanfried, a veteran of the crimean war, or an interview with bertrand russell, who was born in 1872, to get an idea of what this sounded like. <br> <br>we also have many recordings of contemporary american accents, many of which sound far more &quot;british&quot; to modern ears than modern american ones, and southern american accents sound markedly different back then, too, often dropping their Rs like english accents - i highly recommend searching a video called 1929 - Interviews With Elderly People Throughout The US, and Man Born in 1846 Talks About the 1860s and Fighting in the Civil War - Enhanced Audio, both of which show just how dramatically the dialects have changed in such short time<br> <br>just thought this could be an interesting topic for those interested in history, and a possible idea for the future of the channel :)

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• IS

  @isaacthemonke233 · 2 years ago

  Theres also a circus cart in the Great Plains region. Next to it is another cart that belonged to a traveling minstrel show. Which were being phased, but were still common in the time period between the two games.

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• SI

  @silashurd3597 · 2 years ago

  “How could you have offended me?”<br><br>It gave me another reason to love Arthur

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• GA

  @Gadanfer · 2 years ago

  Charles and leeny and javeir being in the saloon in valentine was historically not accurate

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• AU

  @AustinBrooksie · 2 years ago

  Just when I think Real Pixels might be done with RDR2 he comes out with another banger. I love watching these videos

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• PA

  @PAPELSOLAR · 2 years ago

  I LOVE YOUR RDR HISTORY VIDEOS SO MUCH PLEASE CONTINUE UNTIL YOU REVIEW THE WHOLE GAME<br><br>YOUR CONTENT IS INCREDIBLE

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• BA

  @basebassguy · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ob0MeBkorFo&amp;t=70">1:10</a> I live in Norcross GA and there&apos;s a tiny park downtown called &quot;Thrasher Park&quot; so this was wild to hear a minute into the vid

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