Black vs. Asian Racial Tension 🔥🔥🔥
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Let's talk about the relations between Black and Asian ppl that is still prevalent to this day. From Chang Triplets on Proud Family and stereotypes to cultural appropriation seen on social media, let's discuss this!!!
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as a non-american black/arab woman i always thought it was weird that aaliyah and jet li’s characters never kissed. mind you, i was her age. from an outside perspective, i never realized that the relations between black and asian people were that complex at the time, despite following the la riots and the news of the horrific killing of latasha. it’s interesting how racism and hate crimes increase after historical events, like i experienced a lot more anti-arab xenophobia at the height of and post-9/11. prior to that, the hate was a lot more directed at me being black. interesting discussion, i enjoyed your incorporation of history and pop culture, great vid!
Thank You for engaging in the conversation ‼
If I'm not mistaken, they did have a kissing scene but it was cut from the movie due to this topic and the producers and directors weren't sure how it would come across to a main stream audience
As a Southeast Asian (Filipino to be specific,) I find it sad that we have racism against each other, and for it to have gone on as long as it has. Although, I’m also Canadian. So, I’ll have to look into if these groups have had tension in that aspect.
Just wanna say, I love Filipinos! Mahal Kita! 😊
I'm a black American man and my wife of many years is Asian Filipina. I have never (or she has never - as far as I know) faced any racism from any black people though she sometimes gets odd looks. And I have had one leg in the Filipino community a long time now with no problem, even in the Philippines - with her family, friends - everyone I meet/met. Our Blasian daughters are also well accepted in that community. I know every has their own experiences but if you treat everyone the way you would like to be treated outcomes can be favorable. peace.
I teach a group of students that are all Korean, and we recently read a biography in class about a black female women's rights and african-american rights activist who escaped from slavery in the 1800s
These kids are from 3rd-5th grade because it's an outside of school learning program, but I was surprised at how horridly they were talking ab the black woman in the story. Saying things like how ugly she was on the cover of the book (she just looked like a typical black woman) and making jokes about her eating fried chicken.
Was genuinely shocked. I was thinking it might be the parents that instill that kind of thinking, or maybe the internet, either way that kind of thinking starts really young and it's horrible.
Smh‼ Thanks for sharing that. That kind of mindset will get even worse as they get older.
That's ironic considering koreans act like they're black.
That reminds of highschool when I had a classmate say that "Korea is the Africa of Asia" like these racist ideas are cannibalistic to their own race as well 💀
You do know they could come up with that racism themselves? They are to blame too, not just the parents or social media!
@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024it stems from the environment they grow up in,,
Thank you SO much for talking about this!!
I'm asian (i'm half Latino too, but i look asian) and have been born and raised in a predominantly black neighborhood!!
When i was little, i was the only asian kid until 3rd grade, i got severely bullied for being asian (along with a lot of other things) until i graduated high school (all of public school)!!
That quote "black people can't be racist" from penny makes me so disappointed and angry :^/ the early 2000s were a bad time to be asian since being asian was just a joke to everything on tv
Anyways thanks for talking about this and bringing awarness!! 💜
Thanks for sharing that ‼
no surprise. The group that screams racism the most is the most racist. Of all the groups I've had racism from its been the black neighborhood
@@erickkisreal9398 if you think black people are the most racist group then you’re 100% white😂😂%. If you think black neighborhood are bad take a Time Machine and try going to white sundown towns as a black man in 1930s lol
@@erickkisreal9398Lol literally not how it works slowpoke.
@@erickkisreal9398bro just gaslighted 😂😂everyone got bully , I got bully as well. My black girl friend got bully.
It's no reason to shot a child and kill her. I remember that it's was very sad
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Who said that the Asians agreed to her innocence? A jury of her peers, Asian included, said that she is guilty. The judge just said no, typical of them to not listen to us.
growing up asian born and raised in america, i never really knew about the tension between black people and asian people, just that some white people who aren’t racist against black people were really racist to me and vice versa, but there was one time back in middle school when a black kid started saying some really racist stuff toward me, but when i said something about it, he said that i was being racist because he’s black, and it really surprised me since all i did was call him out on it, but it DEFINITELY goes both ways: my grandma is the most racist person i know, and it’s really embarrassing being around her whenever she’s yelling about it. really love this video for all the insight and showing all sides of it in an unbiased way
So a 10 year old or 13 said that wow really . Kids
Also there are some black nerds who have internalized racism such as not wanting to date black girls (even bashing them too) and go after asian and white girls.
I knew some that were like that before, they even liked me (I'm half white and half asian)
Thank God for your channel!! I’ve been peeping the Asian community’s disrespect towards black individuals, specifically black Americans, for some time now and there’s literally ZERO content about it from the black perspective at all. And it crazy, when someone does bring it up they are the first to claim that they “don’t do anything” and that we blame everything on everyone else. Like I promise you this isn’t coming up from thin air!!
Right ‼
I grew up in NYC my whole life and every time I walked my black ass into one of their shops, they'd follow me and rush me out the store. So one time, I left one of their gift shops and walked across the street to the Latino gift shop and bought the same shit I was looking for over there. They were big mad watching me walk out with bags of products. I refuse to go where I'm not wanted or uncomfortable. I'm really tired of people trying to tell us to be inclusive and think about everyone else. I'm done with that mess. I'll spend my money at other places.
OK if they rush you out of the store, then yeah I can see how that’s being racist. It’s kind of strange since the Chinese do have a culture quirk where they do follow you around the stores. It stems from back in the middle ages were the rich people want the merchant to cater to their every need. But, at the same time, not be talked to by a lower born person. I say just feel their energy. If they don’t like you, they will make you feel it, unlike white oeople.
I'm sorry you had to go through that. That can cause anxiety and paranoia in a lot of people.
I remember being in China with my aunt (for her work but the company always gives an extra ticket in case the person is married or has a young child she wants to bring) like 20 years ago. The reaction of the people in the villages deep in the country when they saw her assistant (a black woman) and me (a white child with naturally curly blond hair): lots of people wanted to take photos and touch my hair and that of the assistant. At the time, I don't understand the discomfort of my aunt and her assistant, I just liked the attention (again, I was a kid) but in retrospect: whoa o.O.
The only thing I can say is that I don't think they were malicious, they'd just never seen a black person or a child with curly blond hair except on TV. V (the assistant) didn't have people comparing her to a monkey, but a lot of people were comparing her to Janet Jackson (V didn't look even remotely like Janet Jackson). I guess she's the only popular black woman they know by name?
Ps: Again, it's been 20 years, so it's probably changed since then.
I'm glad you brought up this subject! The racial tension between the Blacks and Asians is sad, especially with the Koreans vs. African Americans in the 80s or 90s. Also, Black people attacking Asians during the COVID-19 pandemic was sad, too.
Also, I'm actually 25% of East Asian (Japanese) descent on my father's side, and people assume I'm Black and Filipino.
Ive heard China was also putting the blame on black people during Covid-19, so its sadly going both ways.
Black people didn't attack Asians. Talk about the white people who are responsible for why they know English in the first place -😮 get PC about DAT
the FBI statistics says that white people were attacking Asians more than black people did. It was just not reported by the media.
They profited from the racial tensions between black and Asian
25% Asian doesn’t mean anything. Anti blackness is the main reason for all of this.
As a former huge kpop fan I will say there is a huge problem with racism against black people by the artists and fans alike (what drove me away from kpop). When I liked kpop my family (black family and I’m a light skinned child literally nicknamed snowwhite) that called me asain girl for liking it. And my nana constantly makes fun of the way the ladies who beautifully does her nails at the nail shop talks and then will excuse it because back in the day my nana by friends was called a slur for Japanese people. Saying things like it’s okay because we have “tight eyes” like them. I’m so grateful that I have the internet or else I would’ve defiently grew to hold their beliefs and probably wouldn’t have unlearned them til college
Kpop idols also do say the n-word and fans will justify it. They also will appropriate a lot of things from black culture like accents, hair styles, and other things
You were doing great until you talked about your own ppl throwing them under the bus. Your grandmother probably said that for a reason.
@yah_funny222 Are you sure they aren’t saying “you” in Korean? In the korean language, you sounds like the n word.
@chayo4537 anyone can be racist.
The black kids in my school relentlessly bullied my friend kate, she was adopted and Chinese.
Theyd pull their eyes call her chin chong talk in broken english and say go back to your country.
Im a ginger and they would kick me (kick a ginger day, theyd say that and just do it, no set day) i had my red curls cut twice and a little black girl chased me home with a belt. Like you do wrong too.
I was the autistic artsy constant new girl. I did nothing but exist
I was an easy target.
No race is above being rasist/ a bully
"Threw them under the bus" so you can talk about what you do right about none of your wrongs. Sounds based.
@@chayo4537 So suddenly black people being racist is ok? Because she has a "good reason", with an attitude like that, you're approving racist behavior.
After watching this, I would love to see a video about how black people are portrayed and treated in anime. Everything from Jynx from Pokemon's original design to how some people said that Cowboy Bebop is appropriating jazz and aspects of black culture. This could add to the ideas you were talking about the black and asian racial tension.
are black people getting physically assaulted and sometimes murdered by asian racism?
I have to wonder how much population size may affect racial tension. Growing up as Korean-American in a small US town, all of us minorities kind of congregated together regardless of actual ethnicity. Black, Hispanic or Asian, didn't really seem to matter, as far as i was aware we all figured it was better to stick together as "minorities" rather than divide even further.
Now, this isn't to say I haven't experienced light stereotyping from people over the years, but I've always considered it more of a result of general culture than of racial tension between minorities. Like, I wouldn't expect to hear something weird from a black person more than a white person or anyone else. It was just general population thing, at least here.
Edit: Your cat is so cute haha!
This video was very informative, that poor black girl getting killed broke my heart. That shouldn’t have happened in the first place
hopefully black people and asian people can stop fighting and learn to love each other because I love asian women and I still love my Korean ex girlfriend even though I haven't seen her in 12 years I still miss her and wish we never seperated the h8in the world must go peace to everyone who reads this
Not gonna happen
of course its easy to love when its a black man and a asian woman. but when it comes to competing for jobs and resources like mentioned in this video its much harder
@@trunksvert8766don’t be negative, I’m sure in the future things will get better
@@stxphaniee8255 it’s facts it’s not negativity they don’t like blk ppl we can hope all day but it ain’t gonna happen ppl will respect blk ppl when we stop giving them money and spend it in our own community and build our wealth until then every race will be popping out with some new smoke for blk ppl
Speaking from a northerner, the big issue I saw (black mexican family) the asian hate was over toyota being blamed for GM shutting down the local factory and the loss of jobs. My mom had a toyota and her family warned her that her car would get vandalized. They also made her park blocks away to keep their houses from being targeted. They even joked me to not date an asian 😅
I’ve been to osaka and honestly, I didn’t really face any racism. A lot of people did like my natural hair or wanted to try styling it. Shoutout to the one salon that knew how to handle black hair, they were the goats of my study abroad session.
Thanks for sharing that ‼
You would never catch Asians throwing each other under the bus and broadcasting it in defense of black people unless it's for clout.
Nobody even knows about that 😂 like- what are you even talking about?
@@chayo4537 Hi, my post is a bit vague because I don’t want to dox myself but I will explain for your sake. General Motors makes CARS. They outsourced their jobs (google it) and closed down their factories in the northwest. General Motors was a big employer and source of income for Michigan. After they closed down, lots of people loss their jobs. With this, Toyota began to pop up dealerships but no factories in out area. People began to blame asian car companies for “making general motors shutdown” due to competition in the market. While we didn’t have a high asian population at the time, we had Chinese and Korean immigrants arriving. So they began to harass asians and people who owned asian brand cars.
We now have korean christian churches and lots of asian markets. Everyone is rather peaceful where I live minus the occasional racist or some young kid making a fried rice joke. 😌 I hope you understand now.
I have very strong feelings regarding this subject matter. To the point that it's hard to intellectually articulate them in a format that isn't just a Rant.
In Descendants 4 (The Disney Movie), Brandy and the Actor that played her prince will play Cinderella and the Prince again.
Hold up, there’s a descendants 4?
@@aubreywhite8008 apparently so. I thought it ended at 3
Actor Pablo Montalban
@@aubreywhite8008Yes 2024
Tbh I sorta just noticed after while that both sides seemed to have a dislike for eachother
I know this is going to be a great discussion. Lots of great talking points to be added 👍🏿.
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As a mixed race person (black & white), who grew up in a small town in the deep south. As a kid (4-11 years old before moving) at least I was always surrounded with positivity for the most part. Only ever delt with name calling (I was called weird by one person) due to the fact that I have social anxiety. From what I saw at least. No one really judged each other based off of skin color. Pleasantly & surprisingly enough. People would only be judged by show of character, nothing else. Heck. Even the white kids would side-eye *anyone* who they remotely thought were being rude to other people based on the color of their skin.
But when I moved to a city, and went to public school. I was really taken aback by how much aggression, discrimination, and other forms of hatred were just out on full display. Like. I vividly remember thinking "Is this what the real world is like?" Because it was _that_ jarring to me. -Really made me feel like the definition of: 'Oh sweet summer child,' lol.-
And now as an adult realizing that this is actually a huge issue. It just makes me really sad and stressed. I figured that since Black people and Asian people were both enslaved (Asian immigrants/ Asian-American citizens, being sent to concentration camps during ww2), and faced tons of other terrible issues due to the color of their skin, that there would be a lot more inter-community solidarity.
I really wish that there was a lot more kindness from both sides. Being racist to people, especially people of a different race who are genuinely nice people, isn't going to magically solve racially discriminatory issues. It just creates more. Ya know. If someone's being crappy, *kindly* try to reason with/ re-educate them. And if they refuse to listen, then in that instance, you don't owe them your time.
I worked at a youth treatment center in 2021. There was a black girl there, and she’d always been open about her experiences with racism and her advocacy for black rights.
We were watching the sentencing of Derek Chauvin on TV, and a Stop Asian Hate commercial came up. She started saying really racist stuff against Asians, calling them names and blaming them for COVID.
It was an eye-opening experience for me as a white person, because I’d never realized that there were tensions between racial minorities. It’s a really important topic and I’m glad to hear you talking on it; I learned a lot :)
I think most of this exists in areas where Black People and Asian Americans are in close proximity. Otherwise, the rest of us are not hanging on to things that happened 30 and 40 years ago and not living in the online world - we get along fine. Now my view is bipartisan because my wife of many years is Native Southeast Asian/Filipina and we have 2 Blasian daughters. She has been well accepted in my Black friends/Family circle and We have mingled well in the Filipino community here. Where we live there is an AsiaTown near the larger Metro City. Its largely Chinese but is made up of many East Asian and Southeast Asian Ethics with various Asian businesses and lots of Asian restaurants. We frequent the area and never see any problems when we see other black people there as well. Every Spring there is an Asian Festival in that area. Its a large happening where all ethnics and races of the city come together and watch shows and eat the various Asian foods. Its in its 11th year I think and there has never been any conflicts. There are people that need drama and conflict in their lives. The rest of us live and let live and get along with everyone and live in the present, not the past. Life is too short. No matter your race - not everyone is going to accept and/or like you. Move on to people that do because no matter the race, there are good, decent people among their number that are just trying to get along just like you (if you are like that, too). Peace.
im an E+SE asian immigrant who grew up in a black neighborhood, it was so normalized to make fun of non Americans. Thank you for talking about this because a few kids would essentially gaslight me with the "black people cant be racist" card right after telling me to go back to my country and mocking my culture.
Most kids were just playing around and not serious but the fact that it was so acceptable? There wasnt many of us to be mad at tbh, but I was also on the darker end of eastern asians so I got the brunt of it :,)
Thanks for sharing your experience ‼
My English teacher is a black lady and she taught English in china for a year and in china she told us stories about how older Chinese people would touch her hair without permission, one guy took a picture of her without her consent on a train, and she apparently was asked if she was Beyoncé
My high school half of school was Asian kids. Most of them were all cool.
Honestly, I’m kind of surprised to learn about this, but then I live in a city with a decent Asian community and I don’t really “look black” as people say. The latter is kind of an ongoing issue with me as you might have guessed by now, but the former is just something I never really internalized.
I’ve always wondered why were there so much tension between the Asian and Black Americans, this sure shed some lights. I always thought that both races will be able to get along well considering the historical similarities between the Chinese Americans and Black Americans. I’m of Chinese descent and live in the smallest country located in Southeast Asia. I always thought it was because of cultural differences hence people of African descent are more comfortable speaking about the slavery, whereas in Chinese culture, we refrained from talking about it. But somehow it felt odd, it feels like in America, no one knows that the large Chinese dispersions during the early 1900s was due to Chinese being coerced/abducted from China and forced to sell themselves as indentured slaves (also known as coolies) to western countries and their colonies, in order to replace black slaves because of the abolition of slavery, hence the beginnings of the earliest Chinese immigrants. In fact, many overseas Chinese diaspora are descendants of the coolies, which we do not talk about. Hence many overseas Chinese supports BLM even though we might not have much interactions. I genuinely hopes that people are able to see past skin colours, interacts more and resolve misunderstandings amicably.
In my youth, this hurtful dichotomy was almost hushed up. I was told a lot that any harmful stereotypes were basically only coming from white people. I get not unloading everything on a kid and all, but when the spark notes don't cover key aspects, there's a problem. Over-simplifying such things to that degree did not do me any good, it didn't do anyone any good, it just left me ignorant and everyone else mad about that ignorance when it inevitably meant I put my foot in my mouth. Of course I did, there was no other place to put my feet, there was no foundation to stand on. I couldn't know every part of it, but the fear of letting me in on this "secret" robbed me of having actual fruitful conversations, it didn't save me from running into situations where I had to engage with it one way or another.
I went to china in 2018 for study abroad. Was a small group like 10-12 of us I believe. Me and my roommate were the only 2 black ppl in our class. 1 Vietnamese girl and the rest were white. Our teachers were Chinese. My roommate had long braids and they would always come up and try to touch her hair and try to take pics. I wore mine natural and got a few looks too. I think because I could speak Chinese that they didn’t say nothing rude to my face but was definitely an awkward feeling. I did hear someone make foreigner comments in Chinese when our class walked by and just looked at him like wtf…
I'm black myself, and I actually think it's a shame that there's so much tension between us when we're both minorities going through very similar, if not the same hoops here in the U.S.
Asian here. Absolutely agree. But I think it's getting better? The fact that there are more open discussions like this is a great step forward.
@@ThirdCultureChinese but it feels like racism is rising and more prevalent at least here in America
@@averagemidwestern6954 It does make me wonder if things have actually gotten better or worse throughout time here. Like it feels like we've taken 5 steps forward and 13 steps back. If anything social media seems to have made it worse in certain aspects
asians do not go through the same thing as black peope, thats such a false equivalence.. be serious lol
It has gotten worse. The issue is we as minorities are trying to blame white people for racism but the truth of the matter is we are just if not more racist to each other. The Rodney King riot destroyed a lot of Korean businesses.
Tbh as a blasian, black ppl are more open with their racism, Asians subtle. I’ve suffered more racism from blacks which is surprising
The Asian with braids and long eyelashes is garu. Is not really they are trying to look bad but it's more like when a person goes punk and they don't look generally attractive. But they them self like how they look the twitter person was just being mean by saying she is trying to look bad.
I think you mean "gyaru". It's a trend in Japan where women tan their skin and yes have long eyelashes.
@@theoriginalbunnygirl oh yeah you right. My bad
Excellent video bro! You broke this down nicely.
Thank You ‼🔥
I think your Whitney clip sums up whether or not Asians and Blacks have a dislike for the other.
This is such a vital topic
I'll be honest, before you made this video, I never heard about the racial tension between Black and Asian people. From my own experience (as an African American woman), I get along with Asian people (as well as other people regardless of their race) and while I knew not everyone is like that, I also thought Black and Asian people would stay in their own lanes and not have this type of tension. Anyway, thanks for the informative video!
ASIAN soul music is awesome! I listen to Filipina hip-hop and R&B. They are very talented gifted people. I don't understand why people can't find the time to educate themselves and try and get along. Thanks, Tony. This has really been an eye-opener. I think as long as there is hate in people's hearts there will be prejudices and racism on all sides of the aisles. Hope your new year is going great thus far. 🙏 ❤👌✌️
Btw, I ❤ 'Romeo must die!' Such a classic. I have it in my repertoire. One of my son's favorite movies back in the early '00s. 🤩
I hope your new year is going great as well ‼ I only really watch Romeo Must Die just to see Aaliyah's scenes 😅
Wtf is Asian soul music?! That sounds Blasphemous, Cringy and Strange as hell! You wouldn't say African/Black Asian/Oriental music
If they're so talented why can't they come up with their own shYte instead of copying us?! 😮😂 that AMERICAN sh*t
This attacking Asians for being influenced by black people makes me think of the drama where Elvis and all the British bands are getting cancelled for "stealing" or "copying" black artists, and people still genuinely believe "Elvis is a racist" "The Beatles are racist" "The Stones are racist" "The Clash are racist" when... Elvis has been very clear that he was influenced partially by black artists. Name any British band from the 60s or 70s, they've also been very clear about it, they didn't hide anything or try to pass black people's songs off as their own creations. Just because actual copying happened back in the 60s, doesnt mean anyne who's white automatically is a racist or a thief or a copycat.
@@finland4ever55 not partially, but completely. Let’s not get that twisted.
Random side note. I have never been this early to one of your videos before. I just found your channel. So. I have been binge watching your older videos etc. This is awesome. You make such great content. Thank you for making your videos. I'm glad that I get to be a part of the comments conversations etc since this is recent 😊♥️
P.S. I am Korean so the video's topic is interesting to me too. Thank you again.
Thank You for tuning in ‼ I appreciate it
@@TonyTurner Omfg you replied! Hi! I love your videos so much!
Nah for real At this point I’m about to ask any non blk person would this tension go away if all blk ppl just left planet earth and found a new planet because honestly that’s literally what it looks like
Anyone who says one bad person is the same as their entire culture is stereotyping them & no fair judgement can be made from that.
Last year I walk with my father to a Chinese restaurant in my hometown Asian lady who work at the restaurant ran out I saw black people that was there laugh and they was grown not no teens
I don't know if I have any say on this I'm white as a ghost
Never feel uncomfortable about sharing your perspective. You just gotta frame it as you're own but just don't speak on the behalf of said groups
@@Bam_Bizzler yeah
Silence isn't going to help, tactful comments and questions are going to do you a lot more favors. If people want to tell you to mind your own business, well, this is everyone's business. You should know it and talk about it, just so long as you understand where you're at in all this. Whiteness isn't a reason not to have this information, so why should it be a reason to not participate in the conversation? Your individual voice might put a spin on things for another individual that helps.
I never understood the whole “if you’re not xyz, then you can’t have an opinion and you need to shut up”. Everyone in this world has something to contribute, whether you agree with them or not.
@@princess_ama okay
Tony would you post a video about your thoughts and opinion about Affirmative Action?
The Proud Family reboot should bring Kwok back and make him the canon ship for Penny.
no no no don't let Racist Penny get an Asian boyfriend for her to be racist and arrogant against. Original!Penny? Yes she's a queen. New!Penny is a disgrace
I was rarely around Asian. I grew up around blacks and Hispanic mainly. Now that I think about I don’t think I ever had an Asian person in my class. We had Indian but never Asian ( I know Indians are South Asian but I mean Korean, Chinese, Japanese etc)etc) I hope I phrased that correctly feel free to correct me though. But that being said something me and my sister always joke about is that can you imagine a black person selling Cheongsam in china town?
Let him cook 🗣📣🔥🔥🔥
She had never put it n her bag. Smh. But she didn't have to die. And the white judge gave her a tap on the wrist.
Crazy thing i am going to get nails done tomorrow lol.
As someone who’s Black and Korean mixed I’ve seen the LOVE these two groups can share from my parents but also the HATE and DISDAIN these groups can share through my grandparents interactions with me and my mother. I’m so in the middle on this it’s crazy
What is your cat name?
Okay, i wanted to share my personal experiences here. I grew up with my grandma who was mixed black and white-- my mom was a prostitute and I don't know much about my father. I'm Black but I dont think my father was black because I had straight hair growing up and my nose is kind of narrow. Other than that I look black.
When I was in middle school I was put into the gifted program in my school district. There were about 200 students but I was one of the only black people. Because of that, a large proportion of my friends were Asian. Fast forward to high school-- I go to one of the five most ethnically diverse high schools in the world and so my friend group is diverse.
I've always had great relationships with Asians but ever since the pandemic, they've strained and I lowkey don't talk to any of them at all, but again, you drift apart in life no matter the circumstances. One of my closer friends did call me the n word one time but it was in a joking manner although after the pandemic it did bother me. Now that affirmative action has ended, I think tensions are higher than ever. I want to help ease the tensions but I've been debating how to do so over the past few years. I feel like I care more about this topic because of my upbringing, and I just hope my heart is in the right place.
But there's also the part of me who longs for my father. At least growing up, I did (I'm only 21, so I only recently grew out of orphanhood). And I need to take a DNA test because I don't know what ethnicity my father is, meaning I don't know half of my culture. It's alienating and leaves me wondering who I am. I'm pretty sure my father was Asian because of my appearance but I don't know which ethnicity although I'm pretty sure it's not East Asian, but then again, what if my dad was mixed, too? There's just too many variables and a DNA test is the only option. But as I was saying, the fact that my father is likely Asian, makes me want to ease the conflict as well. This is definitely part of my hero's journey.
Thanks for sharing your experience ‼
That everybody hate chris meme i can't lol
I love your shirt ❤
#DisneyDiva ❤
This needs a lt 2 tony
if you’re saying asian people taking your jobs, compare that sector to service level job applicants
Good discussion
Thank You ‼
@@TonyTurner no problem
I am still waiting for a live action tiana movie. Smh. I am fan. Sorry black Ariel.
Rush hour is my movie lol
I'd love a video talking about how some black Americans just refuse to acknowledge the existence of indigenous Americans. Like, we are literally all immigrants, everyone but the indigenous.
Except most black people didn't come to America willingly
Rip Tasha ❤
But to b honest when i am n a Asian shop. I get nervous. 😮.
This guy made me uncomfortable he was working at a cvs and he was literally staring at me I couldn’t help but feel weirded out. Omg the uncomfortable moment
What guy?
He want you to loosen his tension.
frankir
I didn't know about eating the cat. But eating the dog yes smh.
I wish i had a cat . Bc i would name it Jodeci. The nickname would be Jody.
Your cat wanted his or her belly scratch r something. Look loke it was laying its back lol.
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Wow so much for the great American melting pot going by these comments
Black Native Americans vs Asians
As a black woman I applaud you Tony! The most common Asiaphobia I see from black people is the black edits of anime characters. Black people will attack Japanese people, call them racist, say they already have representation, and Blasians exist when they always give them BLACK features not BLASIAN features. Not coincidentally this is the onlytime black people talk about POC having enough rep.
I also think this was a missed opportunity to talk about Johnny Somali in Japan. Why? Because he makes racist jokes. He says "Korean war, you know what we do to you" and shouts about tragedies that happened to Japan: Fukushima and the atomic bombs which were literally Truman and WW2 propaganda excuses to annihalate civilians for being "the enemy" that there's still way too much apologism for. A Korean guy called out all of this by saying that Johnny not only didn't know about the Korean War at all, but unlike a lot of Asians who kiss America's ass or use their own Japanophobia from their own countries, he defends the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki instead of blaming them, even though he was Korean and had family likely affected by the war. He also had a Japanese wife. So Tony, I love this vid but you missed Johnny Somali and the (hey if any toxic black person is here to complain about blackwashing being fake go away) blackwashing of Japan, being the most blatant examples of the Asiaphobia.
The other thingwith black Asiaphobia is black people seem to particularly out to get Korean and Japanese people. Not as much Chinese, Filipino, Indian, Singaporean, etc, almost always accusing Koreans of cultural appropriation for simply singing r and b or wearing braids, or Japanese people for simply existing.
For all the black people hating white and Asian people and acting as if every white or Asian who "appropriates" (I mean simply wears garments, sings music, etc), criticizes racebending or their own biases (black people will insist Irish, Scottish, Welsh, and Slavic people weren't oppressed when history says otherwise), their Afrocentricsm of trying to claim famous Europeans were black ("The Irish were originally black", "Cleopatra was black", "King Richard was black", yadayada) is out to get them when it's the politicians and actual fringe groups, not your average white or Asian person, they sure keep proving themselves to be THE MOST RACIST AND TOXIC GROUP especially online.
You're really milking this for everything it's worth.
Ok so now what?
This is a discussion that needs to be talked about. However, this video is biased and one sided. You only show research on asian violence on black people. You didnt delve any deeper for the other way around. To have a full discussion you need to show all perspectives.
This sucks for me since I'm largely attracted to Asian men
Why you wearing this shirt overrated
What?
@TonyTurner the shirt is kool. So i like and rip Aaliyah ❤❤❤❤❤.