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Thank you for sharing that!

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White ppl are racist-> stereotype

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End Racism

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Very nicely explained and, finally, some excellent excellent examples of systemic racism and how they work together.

I remember when I was young. There was this Korean restaurant in my neighborhood one of a few Korean stores actually. I remember most of the people treated the owners of the restaurant and store horrible. But because of my earliest experiences with racism had led me to hate any instances of it I used to defend the store owners and would get into fights with friends sometimes because I would get more to them about the crap day today. One day before I left the neighborhood an adult not only attacked me but said their attack dog one me to attack me as well. Running literally for my life I happened to run into that Korean restaurant. They treated me so horribly cussed me told me to get out even though they could see that there was literally a grown man and an attack dog waiting to do be serious, I'm sitting outside their door why because I was black. It didn't matter that always be respectful it didn't matter that always come and get people were disrespectful to do it only mattered that I was black and they had their own prejudices and racist Concepts. People acting like racism is about something that can only happen to Ward's minorities indigenous or people of color. Well it wasn't until the last decade that Hispanics and Asians considered themselves people of color. I grew up at a time when both of those cultures treated people of color that is a black persuasion like utter crap! And as if they were better than them because their skin was whiter. If this whole world don't get past the idiocy of free system we will destroy ourselves. House divided against each other cannot stand! You being in another country does not make you not a part of this planet. And if the whole world can't get past their idiotic concepts of race and we will destroy ourselves and this planet and we will deserve everything that we get!

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I have mixed feelings about the use of racism for all of these cases. On the one hand, I can understand a person with a characteristic Chinese appearance being a bit taken aback by someone wondering whether they were born in China. Just because you are of Chinese ancestry does not mean that you were born there. On the other hand, there really is a correlation between the two. Some people enjoy interacting with people from other countries and learning about their cultures, after all, so is it so terrible of them to ask whether you are from another country, perhaps the one where 99% of the people of Chinese ancestry live? But more importantly, the word racism was traditionally used to describe discrimination based on race, and the most salient part of that was the ill intent driving that discrimination. Trying to extend the use of the term to cover situations that involve no ill intent arguably dilutes the term -- now it can mean something as innocuous as wondering whether I was born in China. How does that feel for somebody who has repeatedly suffered race-based discrimination?

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my question is can an idividual be racist towards another individual and both be of different race (for example: asian person say something to a black person and visa versa? or black person to a hispanic person or hispanic person to a white person even) i've seen this be debated on weather thats still racism or not between the individuals but given the definition of individual racism,wouldn't it still be racism even between two other race groups? (that are not white) i'm just trying to learn! i've always seen the debate 'you cannot be racist to white people' while yes we do not experience systemic/institutional racism and i understand that racism does trickle down into individual racism itself and white people are less likely to experience anything like this,surely its not impossible either? i've seen the word 'predujaced' being used in place of 'racism' towards white people so i've seen people are say ' you cant be racist to white people but you can be predujaced towards white people and i'm predujaced towards white pople because i just dont like them' but isn't that still some form of individual racism? isn't individual racism being predujaced against someone because you do not like their race? another thing i've seen some others say is negatively sterotyping certain racial groups isn't racism if its coming from another race group that also deals with racism yet doesn't negative racial sterotyping have alot of roots in racism?. of course this last part about the sterotyping isn't the main majority of people doing things/saying these things but it is a few minut situations i have seen which do confuse me. or would that be xenophobia instead? please do correct me if i'm wrong though,i'm just trying to learn and educate myself on these things and would appreciate others opinions on stuff like this especially if they experience these things and racism on the daily

So now you know what black people have gone through, and you may want to start with your own people not to discriminate against other minorities especially as a consumer in your store. America has always been based on English black white and Native indigenous

We Got To Celebrate Our Differences

Let's end this at our generation.

- Hi, where are you from? - OMG YOUR ARE INSLUTING ME!!! RACIST - Hi, you speak English very well. - HOW DARE YOU!!! - Hello, I like to watch anime - I am from Canada, you are racist Thank God I do not live among such people and can speak freely

Thank you! I’m dealing with racism from an past relationship. This helped me make sense of it. I need to be on the lookout while dating.

Asians live in Canada because they wanted to leave their country and live in a white society. OBVIOUSLY or were they kidnapped and brought to Canada to be slaves?

As someone that has suffered significant discrimination for being Hispanic, this video helped me a lot!

As a POC and a black person, this made me feel very good and I love how we can unite together and defeat racism. I stand for anti racism, sexism, etc.

Bring back the Roof Koreans

Every migration of every people, of every belief, of every creed was once an immigrant in a strange land. We are all immigrants and we have built this land through our blood, our sweat, our tears. God bless our diversity.

People I grew up with in high school assumed that because I'm Hispanic and born in Mexico, I was going to be deported back to Mexico when Trump took office! My parents couldn't vote at the time because we were just residents, not U.S. citizens. Me and my brother couldn't;t vote because of that and we were teenagers. Today, I am a U.S. citizen and I voted in 2020 along with my household! Saying who I voted for will cause racist tension and division because some people here may have voted for either Biden or Trump. I don't give a flying flick about who you voted for TBH, as long as you're genuinely nice (not necessarily politically correct but cool and fun to be with) and you don't agree with the bad policies of the candidate you voted for. Trump's national debt situation and his arrogance were very troubling, and Biden's inflation crisis and creepy behavior are horrifying! But what should we do if our ideal candidate does something we don't like. Call them? Visit them? Make a rant video about our disagreement with them on a certain thing? LMK. The vaccine passport laws enacted by Democrats are arguably systemically racist, and inflation is systemically classist. The only people not affected are upper class elites! Everybody else, from working class to upper-middle class, is affected. Biden's approval from Latinos and black people is dropping pretty quickly given how horribly he's handled the economy and essentially making Trump's flaws even worse! As a Hispanic, what my community also considers a racial slur is the neologism "Latinx". Most of us either have never heard of that word or if we have, dislike it! "Latinx" is stupid, disgraceful, imperialistic, and a mockery to the Latino community, and Democrats who call me a bigot for saying that ARE the real racist bigots who have no respect for my culture! I much rather prefer the term "Latine". LMK what you think? CIVIL disagreements only! (No name-calling, no slandering, no screaming "I HATE YOU", none of that BS. Just talk pls. If I disagree with you, I do so out of kindness.)

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Maybe we can start calling ourselves: tan instead of Asian. Asian makes it sound like Asia is the only place where we are from and belong. People from Europe are not called Europeans; they are called white. People from Africa are not called Africans; they are called black. Black, white, red, tan, and brown are colors that exist in our universe. So, when Europeans are called white, they can fit in in America, Australia... If we allow ourselves to be pigeonholed into being called Asians, then Asians belong only to Asia. We become forever foreigners. Yet, if we call ourselves TAN, we are part of the color spectrum, belonging everywhere, not just Asia. We do not and should not be called yellow because of its perforative tone: yellow equals cowardly. Besides having a degrading meaning, yellow has two syllables. Tan has one syllable, just like white, black, red, and brown. Every racial and ethnic group on earth can refer to themselves as belonging to a single-syllable color found on Earth, but somehow East Asians are left out and ostracized. Why should we be singled out to be different as belonging to only one continent: Asia? We belong on God's green Earth like everyone else. We are TAN. Tan is a color found on every continent. We are TAN, and we belong in the Americas, in Europe, in Australia, in Africa, in Antarctica, in Asia. White, tan, red, brown, black- we are all part of the same color spectrum.

If it doesn't look or sound like a racism then maybe it's not a racism... Jesus, stop tacking on definitions.

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Regardless where you were from, this IS your, my and our home, OUR Canada!!! We have been a part of our collective history, we have contributed to the building of our nation, we have served in our Police Forces and the Canadian Armed Forces, we have protected our country, and we shall stand tall and hold our heads high as proud CANADIANS!!!

Can I have the lyrics to this rant please?

Beautifully filmed, written and narrated. Wonderful to see so many faces -- may this video bring light to others.

Stop racism im an indian in india there is upper class and lower cast im of a lower class but people in the upper class dont behave well to me😓

Where's my comment, who delete mine?

Kindly suggest me the books where I can get theory of Individual and systemic racism

This video educated me a lot. Thank you. You're are very kind.

WOW! So AWESOME. I’m crying now.

yeah but i don't support blm only asian lives matter more deserve it

Yeah , black people , leave asians alone.

hide your asian last names in the comments. ofuscate them

The combination of the poem and cinematography…. ahhhh (sigh of happiness)✨immaculate✨ * CHEFS KISS * It's so well written, and powerful!!! Christopher Tse touched on a variety of issues Asian-Canadians have faced(and still face), which I appreciate. I wish I hadn't found this video two months late :( ! I'll be sending this to my English teacher because I'm sure she'll appreciate the mix of good poetry, and activism. :) As someone who is part Japanese, it breaks my heart that Asian heritage month, Asian history, and Asian struggles don't get nearly as much recognition as they deserve. istg anti-Asian racism isn't talked about enough and the world has been pretty messed up recently, and it made me so glad that you guys made a video (and campaign) specifically targeting all of it. All the racists that say we "deserve" this can go to the bad place too bc their logic is completely flawed. Nobody deserves hate for being themselves. I was so happy to see Kim’s Convenience there too :D *Here it is written out :* We have never been a loud people. Our elders always taught us That actions speak louder than words So we learned to keep our heads down Keep our grades up Keep our kin close Keep our mouth shut. I wonder? What it does to a people when they stay quiet for so long Do they forget their voice? The sound of their stories? The resilience of language? When you are no longer in your Mother land Does your mother tongue still sing of home? What work songs lifted our spirits as we built the railroad? What prayers did we whisper as they sent us to camps in the mountains to meditate on all the ways we don’t belong to this country? So we stayed quiet. As they burned our Chinatowns down And spit on our grandmas at bus stops We stayed quiet. As they laughed in our faces and told us, To go back to where we came from But they’ve mistaken our silence.. For compliance Looked on our meekness as weakness. See we are not the submissive stereotype that’s been depicted on silence, on us. They’ve gotten it twisted. Silence is golden. As are we. A gradient of yellow to brown, Every KoreanTown & Little Saigon - an act of defiance Every hunchback elder - A humble giant Silence is grace in the triumph. Is peace in the not. Silence is bold. A force. It is the brewing calm before the coming storm. And now the sky is splitting open and the rage is pouring forth So this is for, Every kid who’s tried to pull their nose bridge to make it taller, Everytime they mocked us cause our eyes are smaller. This is both for our elders alive and remembered. For their lessons - the tough and the tender. For our full names - past and present. May they be pronounced. May they be respected. For every shink in the national fabric, Every nip in the winter wind of prairie towns and northern Hamlets Coast to coast on stolen land. We are here. We’ve been here. From takeout joints to internment camps To internships and graduation caps, we are strong. We have pride. We fight. We fall. We rise. And to those who say we don’t belong? It’s them who should open their eyes. #ProudToBeAsian #StopAsianHate

if he wants to deliver the message effectively, speak a little slower. this is not for show. this is for communication.

Totally irrelevant argument. In Canada the official languages are English and French. Also, its not permitted to write other languages be written on public signage. But, in many cases governmental signage are in Chinese! No to Chinese colonisation

This is so cringe! 😅🤣😆😂 Maybe you should ask the black community why you don't belong? 🤔

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Beautiful poetry to awaken all to the strength of Asians in Canada and around the globe. We make bold contributions; we are often not acknowledged...until Christopher Tse vocalized our immense collective power. Thank you!