I give Lin a lot of credit. He is a voice for Asians that experience racism but usually just keep quiet about it. It is worse for them since everyone is focused on racism of blacks which is predominantly police brutality and historical, that they ignore current racism against asians.
steve the addict. wrote:
I give Lin a lot of credit. He is a voice for Asians that experience racism but usually just keep quiet about it. It is worse for them since everyone is focused on racism of blacks which is predominantly police brutality and historical, that they ignore current racism against asians.
Just from personal experience, in my high school years it seemed like some disgusting people truly HATED Asian people just because they were Asian. This is what true racism is.
tuccone wrote:
steve the addict. wrote:
I give Lin a lot of credit. He is a voice for Asians that experience racism but usually just keep quiet about it. It is worse for them since everyone is focused on racism of blacks which is predominantly police brutality and historical, that they ignore current racism against asians.
Just from personal experience, in my high school years it seemed like some disgusting people truly HATED Asian people just because they were Asian. This is what true racism is.
Crybaby culture. Grow up.
Yeah the double standard shows because nothing will really come of this. Yet if the victim was black, there would be histerical demand for an investigation, cancelling of the culprits, plus many demonstrations to follow. Instead it will be silenced and ignored because that's what happens to stuff people don't really want to care about.
TheOhioState wrote:
tuccone wrote:
Just from personal experience, in my high school years it seemed like some disgusting people truly HATED Asian people just because they were Asian. This is what true racism is.
Crybaby culture. Grow up.
Thanks for the bump on my thread bud! <3
tuccone wrote:
steve the addict. wrote:
I give Lin a lot of credit. He is a voice for Asians that experience racism but usually just keep quiet about it. It is worse for them since everyone is focused on racism of blacks which is predominantly police brutality and historical, that they ignore current racism against asians.
Just from personal experience, in my high school years it seemed like some disgusting people truly HATED Asian people just because they were Asian. This is what true racism is.
Where are you from? At my HS in Northern California, I rarely heard racist comments against any minority.
Ohh, you’re in HS. I get it now. Also NoCal is not a good reference point. It’s also probably where Asians are most “Americanized” due to many families being in the U.S. for multiple generations. It’s quite a but uglier in the rest of the country where you have larger groups of immigrants and less tolerant people.