In honor of Black History Month, one courageous man is walking into classrooms, collecting apologies for slavery.
Using a simple format — "When I say 'slavery,' you say 'sorry'" — he's had some surprising success.
Responding each time with, "It's OK, guys."
Or even a simple, "Thanks."
The back-and-forth chant was actually first used in an SNL sketch called "28 Reasons," where Keenan, Jay, and Sasheer list 28 reasons to hug a black guy.
But with the sketch airing over a year ago, it's safe to assume that these Vines have popularized the chant, even encouraging others to try it out.
And now we're all one step closer to racial harmony.