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Letting them know that it is exactly because of Black American descendants of slaves that they have the opportunities they do in America.
As you can clearly see, he's right.
Letting them know that it is exactly because of Black American descendants of slaves that they have the opportunities they do in America.
As you can clearly see, he's right.
The black kids who shoplift from the poor asian guy who owns a convenience store, did nothing to ensure his civil rights, so why should he feel indebted to them? A lot of their feeling is based on daily interactions NOW and not the past of 70 years ago. Asians are also discriminated against by blacks, granted this is mostly happening in lower income neighborhoods where their communities meet each other. All the black people you saw on video ransacking jewelry stores in mobs... or ransacking Walmarts..in mobs..
DO you really think those people give a fuck about Chinese people? when they dont even care about each other or their community?
This is what asian people see on tv also..and they base their opinions on that. right or wrong, how you act in public effects people's opinion of your community
The people who ransack these stores are actively UNDOING the work that was accomplished in the civil rights era... someone needs to tell them this.
Letting them know that it is exactly because of Black American descendants of slaves that they have the opportunities they do in America.
As you can clearly see, he's right.
I don't think whites should be talking about how other people act.
Viral images show people of color as anti-Asian perpetrators. That misses the big picture.
A new analysis reveals misconceptions about perpetrators, victims, and the general environment around anti-Asian hate incidents. These can have "long-term consequences for racial solidarity," researcher Janelle Wong said.
While news reports and social media have perpetuated the idea that anti-Asian violence is committed mostly by people of color, a new analysis shows the majority of attackers are white.
Janelle Wong, a professor of American Studies at the University of Maryland, College Park, released analysis last week that drew on previously published studies on anti-Asian bias. She found official crime statistics and other studies revealed more than three-quarters of offenders of anti-Asian hate crimes and incidents, from both before and during the pandemic, have been white, contrary to many of the images circulating online.
Wong examined nine sources and four types of data about anti-Asian hate incidents, including from the reporting forum Stop AAPI Hate, Pew Research, as well as official law enforcement statistics, the majority of them spanning the year and a half when the #StopAAPIHate hashtag was trending. She found major contradictions in the prevailing narrative around perpetrators, victims, and the general environment of racism toward Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic. She said such misleading conclusions could be attributed to the lack of context around images, the failure to amplify all aspects of the data or misinterpretations of the research.
A misread of a frequently cited study from this year, published in the American Journal of Criminal Justice, likely contributed to the spread of erroneous narratives, Wong said. The study, which examined hate crime data from 1992 to 2014, found that compared to anti-Black and anti-Latino hate crimes, a higher proportion of perpetrators of anti-Asian hate crimes were people of color. Still, 75 percent of perpetrators were white.
Other studies confirm the findings, Wong wrote. She pointed to separate research from the University of Michigan Virulent Hate Project, which examined media reports about anti-Asian incidents last year and found that upward of 75 percentof news stories identified perpetrators as male and white in instances of physical or verbal assault and harassment when the race of the perpetrator was confirmed.