"We, Chinese people, deserve protection from the contamination of blackness"

[Wiles]

Chinese is the most racist Asian

 

[Chip Skylark]

This man knows! Where you stay at in Greenville? My folks stayed by Lucky's off Alexander or the one Asian joint over by Orlando/Nelson if you know any of them spots

Right down the street from the original Shipleys donuts.

 

[Swiggy]

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

The wake up call is coming



The comments on this blog are pretty eye opening too. And of course, they have to bring us up, despite this being a white and Asian fight.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

So from reading her reply in that blog posting, she’s arguing for nativism of the white variety and believes full assimilation to right leaning viewpoints will garner Asians favor, or am I wrong? Blacks most responsible for anti Asian crime? Sounds like she gets her talking points from Breitbart and packages them up to make them sound like legitimate questions from someone in academia

 

[voltronblack]

So from reading her reply in that blog posting, she’s arguing for nativism of the white variety and believes full assimilation to right leaning viewpoints will garner Asians favor, or am I wrong? Blacks most responsible for anti Asian crime? Sounds like she gets her talking points from Breitbart and packages them up to make them sound like legitimate questions from someone in academia

Yeah she just like a lot other non-black people of color and to be fair some black people as well are just using the same plan the Irish use to be accept by the majority white america that are

Ignatiev traces the tattered history of Irish and African-American relations, revealing how the Irish used labor unions, the Catholic Church and the Democratic party to help gain and secure their newly found place in the White Republic. He uncovers the roots of conflict between Irish-Americans & African-Americans & draws a powerful connection between the embracing of white supremacy & Irish "success" in 19th century American society.

 

[Afro]

As a child of that soil, what she says is true to an extent, but is she going to totally ignore that white folks forced Asians into Black neighborhoods and that those same Asians created a credit system that was no different than what white folks used to keep Black folks in debt. I explicitly remember walking into stores they owned and because they knew my grandparents were good for it, I could walk out with food when I was sent there to purchase stuff. Those families made MILLIONS in Black neighborhoods and they would send their kids to private schools like St. Joe and the like (IF they were allowed...this was in the 80s/90s, not Jim Crow or immediately following the CRA64). Their grandkids benefitted off of all of that and when it was their turn to takeover the family business, they quickly cashed out and either left those neighborhoods high and dry OR they sold a portion to a Middle Eastern or Black owner but they still got a cut. I'd love to go back and forth with her on this

Mostly 2nd/3rd gen and beyond were the ones that developed the accent. shyt would be mad funny to see one family member who didn't speak a lick of English, next gen speak broken English, and 3rd gen sound as country as me. shyt was wild


they're more so in the Delta area (Greenville, Clarksdale, Indianola, Greenwood, etc...). Mf's was even out chea co-opting recipes lol

Accents are tripping me out, but towards the end was interesting.

"Why are we treated like foreigners?! "

No idea huh? Didn't even want to say it on film huh?

 

[The Fade]

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