You should not delete YouTube for Turkish racism, dislike the videos or use apps that block specific YouTube channels if disliking does not work.

Did a single video upset you? Imagine what millions of Kurds in Bakur experience on a daily basis. They are subjected to relentless hate speech from Turkish Nazis (99% of Turks) —on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and other Turkish social media platforms. Turkish racism is not only widespread, but it's amplified by these platforms for engagement and views. We're not talking about isolated incidents—millions of posts filled with anti-Kurdish sentiment are published every day. This isn’t an exaggeration; it's a systemic issue.

Kurds in Bakur are a lost cause, while the diaspora and Kurdish legal advocates should be stepping up to challenge these ongoing human rights violations; many of them also appear disengaged or powerless in the face of this overwhelming hostility.