Social media treats Asian racism as highly offensive. All because a restaurant puts a sign that says they can’t come in.
The US has racism where they threaten your life. They pull out guns, call police, chase you out. Sundown towns still exist. I would rather have a sign than sit down only to be told “We don’t serve your kind” any day.
Edit: ah there’s the downvotes for my unpopular opinion
Yes, but two things cant hold importance in a human brain at the same time. Too many conceptions of racism boils a person’s brain into a mush where basically nothing is racist because someone is always racist to someone else. This is one of the things that killed BLM. All lives matter, stop asian hate, anti-islamaphobia, etc… It’s not to say those arent also problems, it’s to say those groups have better support systems than black folk in the US. The issue of anti-black racism requires concentrated effort, but the white majority easily loses interest when there’s another sexier group being persecuted to attend to.
Social media treats Asian racism as highly offensive. All because a restaurant puts a sign that says they can’t come in.
The US has racism where they threaten your life. They pull out guns, call police, chase you out. Sundown towns still exist. I would rather have a sign than sit down only to be told “We don’t serve your kind” any day.
Edit: ah there’s the downvotes for my unpopular opinion
Two things can be bad at the same time
Yes, but two things cant hold importance in a human brain at the same time. Too many conceptions of racism boils a person’s brain into a mush where basically nothing is racist because someone is always racist to someone else. This is one of the things that killed BLM. All lives matter, stop asian hate, anti-islamaphobia, etc… It’s not to say those arent also problems, it’s to say those groups have better support systems than black folk in the US. The issue of anti-black racism requires concentrated effort, but the white majority easily loses interest when there’s another sexier group being persecuted to attend to.