(upbeat music) - Man, there were so many incredible super diverse movies last year. - Hm
- Diverse movies? - Yeah, like Moonlight, or
Lion, Hidden Figures and Fences. Movies that didn't like
just feature white people. - Yeah - So interesting, I never
really thought about that. - Really? Even after the whole Oscar so white thing and all the articles written about it? - Call me crazy, but
I just don't see race. I guess I'm just the
least racist person here. - Okay - Race is like often like a
pretty obvious thing to observe. It's not like racist to notice. - Ha, I had to laugh! Zach, oh my goodness, I only see one race. - Ugh - The human race. - Such bullshit. You're only telling yourself that so you don't have to think about racism or confront your own prejudices. - No, I'm not prejudice! Okay, I don't even judge
Scrap for being a woman! - I'm a man, Katie, you know that. - No, honestly, I just guessed. This is gonna sound nuts,
but I don't see gender and I don't see sex, I just see people. - You don't see how men
and women look different? - No, I just see like
shapeless blobs walking around. - Okay, and if one of those
shapeless blobs were pregnant, you would then know that it was a woman. - To me it could just
be like a heavy set man. - Mmm - Who has like a big watermelon stomach - Mmm - Okay, I just am so
committed to equality. I'm just a good person. - Unless you're blind you can tell that people have inherent differences. - Oh, I wouldn't know
if I was blind or not because I don't see disabilities. I'm not a monster. - So, if someone were in
a wheelchair, you wouldn't be able to see the wheelchair? - I have never seen a wheelchair. - You've never seen a wheelchair? - I don't know what a
wheelchair looks like. - If you, if someone were in a wheelchair, you would not install a
ramp in your building? - I would refuse. - What if someone was missing a limb? - It's perhaps tucked
under their little butt. - If someone were deaf. - Talk to them as if they could hear. - [Scrap] Why are you
so proud of yourself? - Okay, well, here's a
thought, maybe you don't get it because you have less
experience on earth than I do. - Experience?
We're all older than you. - I'm sorry, but I don't see age. - Oh, come on! You're telling me if
there was an old woman and a baby you wouldn't be
able to tell which one's older? - One of 'em's called an old woman. It's in the name, Katie! - No, because I believe in equality and I believe everyone is the same age. - That's not what equality means! - You have two older brothers. Can you at least acknowledge that? - Yes, and I believe both
women are my same age. - Oh my god, what about your parents? How old were they when they had you? - I think they are both ageless and every age at the same time. - Jesus Christ, Katie,
what else can't you see? - Pretty much everything.
Baldness, for example. - So Bruce Willis! - Is he bald?! - He's famously bald! - I had no idea. - Katie, why are you doing this? (mellow music) - Ugh (hands hitting table) - Guys!
Come on, okay! I just want to be able to
do and say whatever I want, whenever I want, and I don't want to have to think about
the world's problems! - That actually sounds pretty good. I mean, I guess I can understand that. - Good way to live. (camera shutter) - Hi, it's Katie Marovitch
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