What she says is good. How she presents herself is not.
The sister is undoubtedly an articulate woman who presents our case in an easy to understand, reasonable fashion, but if that was meant for public broadcast, then the way she presents herself screams skinhead and instantly puts off the majority of the target audience. The neo-Nazi visuals that are combined with the video only help to take away from what would otherwise have been a pleasant young lady with some important things to say.
And no Creator - male or female - should ever be caught on camera flashing their tattoos. The world interprets such behaviour as gang symbolism. If people see your tattoos, then fine. If not, don't go flashing them. Be proud, but don't be an idiot.
All up, the video would have impressed me when I was nineteen years old, but it doesn't anymore. Now, who here can take the same video and leaving the sister's speech intact overlay some new imagery over the tattoo segment and the neo-Nazi segment and then republish it?
@Cailen.
Nick and Brandi from Utah! Are they still around? I haven't heard a peep for years.
PS: I like your Deseret name! Anything to distinguish thinking White people from the dumb ass mor(m)ons out there is necessary.