Why they have to? Is being Asian your excuse or the only ID? Not everyone got to stuck up on Lefty concept in Diversity Salads mixed with ketchup and mayo when all they can identify is JUST SALADS..No ketchup!! Will you eat anything even when you got choked off so you wont get called as racist? The way you view Christian as Religion ONLY is already striking different. Christian is similar to Asian as ID. Not as religion in West. Do you.see a complete misunderstanding over ONE word "Christian"? That's just 1 example.. NOTHING TO DO WITH RACISM
@@ssuwandi3240 are you trying to justify your racism? By calling others racist so you can justify your racism? Stop your whataboutism to justify your racist mentality. Be a man and own up, apologize and move on.
@@xxxcool2565 He’s telling you that you’re the one visiting in Rome, not him, and the onus is not in him to behave differently. The boring way you low-IQ quixotics use the word racism like it’s an argument is why no one respects you.
People love to be religious but denied the truth about equality and respect to all regardless about their races... Sadly these are just a tip of an iceberg...
@@NoahBodze does the fact that racial abuse victims were born and/or raised in the UK escape your minds? As usual racist always conjure up strawman arguments to justify their racism. You are no different from Hitler gassing the jews by justifying that they deserved it on account that they "stole" from Germans. No different, i say.
Wei Du said she only recently saw Asian hate in Britain. But the fact is, Asian racism (and racism, in general) has always been in British society for generations. If Wei Du didn't witness it before, that's because it was lurking beneath the surface, waiting for a trigger. That trigger was COVID-19. Another possible trigger is China's frightening rise as an economic world power.
I am English and this makes me sick. I would have helped him in a Heart beat. The Chinese Asians are one of best role model citizens in UK. Always been impressed by their work ethic in university and professional workforce.
@@ArturoGarzaID Of course, English have created many great things and continue great research with leading top universities. We already have over 85% native English and plenty more room for Asian Chinese. They are generally very hard working and contribute well in society. Same for Asian American Chinese in US.
@@dac8939 You're missing the point, do you want England and UK to remain dominantly native English as in white or would you rather be a minority in your own motherland? I think this is the issue the red hair girl is trying to convey. And to be honest, she kind of has a point.
@@ArturoGarzaID Each country has their quota of immigration allowance. They are checked in relation to what the country can absorb. Nations like UK are not going to lose their native people anytime soon. Would take centuries. Diversity is good for what economy can absorb as long as balanced. We have plenty of room to absorb talented Asian Chinese into the economy.
@@dac8939 If it was up to you, would you want to be the minority in your own country? You didn't answer the question. You like European and other white countries being the only nations guilted into having to take in hordes of refugees? You don't see them being flooded into China.
I am half Chinese. I experienced racism ALL the time when I lived in the UK from the 1970s until 1997, when I moved to work in the Far East. This involved verbal abuse, idiots trying to pick fights and throwing stones and snowballs packed with jagged ice, being chased through streets at night by thugs yelling racist insults etc. Most of the perpetrators were white men, but I’ve also faced racist abuse from black people and South Asians. So have many of my Chinese and Japanese friends. East Asians have suffered violent racist abuse long before the pandemic.
@@libfuzzy4629 Thank you. Britain is a very racist country, especially against people of East Asian descent. I am so glad that I left that place and now live in Asia.
Have you ever made friends with non-asian people, white or black? I suspect not and therein lies part of your problem. Integration into general society plays a big role in how you are perceived and accepted. Chinese and japanese are known to be very racist by culture and by keeping to yourselves, you reinforce this perception. People can and do pick up on this. The rest the population is not unaware.
Same here in Australia. For my experience as an Asian student, I’ve been facing racism too since the rise of Covid. I’m from Kyrgyzstan but people think I’m Chinese just because of my mongoloid look. People think Covid comes from Asian people in general. For my experience, I’ve never been attacked but instead I’ve been pushed and yelled at mostly about Covid and China’s problems in their country and sometimes they would bump my shoulder real hard with a strong force sometimes on a train and a street. Of course, I wasn’t a coward. I just didn’t want to have a problem with them and continued ignoring them. For my friends who are Vietnamese, Malaysian and Filipino, a couple weeks ago a group of teenagers threw a battle of water at their heads telling them to go back to their countries and complaining about China’s problems that have nothing to do with them. My friends didn’t want to waste their time fighting back and explaining to them so they left. I can’t believe ignorant people still exist in a first world country.
Sorry to hear that that. In Melbourne my Chinese Australian wife hasn’t had any problems and none of her friends that I know of but it’s unfortunate it happens at all. There’s bigoted people sadly who need someone to blame.
been in melbourne and its a lovely city with wonderfull people.. honestly, i like the city very much and have great great time with amazingly friendly people there, asked my friends who lived in melbourne for years and find that they have same opinion. i've been in germany for 1 month and experienced racist behaviour several times. i guess you cant say its the same all over right.. so is there certain places in Australia more unfriendly toward different race? to bad the gentlemen above didnt mention the name of the city
@@gusyates1839 Usually males are more likely to attacked including those who are mixed Asian. Honestly a half-Asian male needs to go on a shooting rampage in Australia like what Elliot Rodger did.
Let's see:- we've lost all our manufacturing because China offered labour and production costs that we just couldn't compete with. They are ravaging the oceans of marine life vital to nearby poorer nations. They allowed their citizens to travel abroad AFTER knowing Covid was beginning to spread. When our government called for an investigation into the origins, the CCP reacted like a child. They have invaded Tibet and want to invade Taiwan. They own real estate, ports, farms and critical infrastructure in Australia against the wishes of the locals. Granted, it's primarily the fault of our useless leaders. But with all these dynamics occurring simultaneously, I just can't imagine why some of us are 'waysist'. China tells us not to interfear in it's internal affairs..........as it has spies and students stealing technology from under our noses. Most people in the West are reasonable and decent people. But when things happen around us that we don't like, we have a right to question it, and be angry about it without being falsely labeled.
@@noelgibson5956 And what does this have anything to do with me? I’ve heard enough of what you mentioned already from those guys. If you want to let your anger out blast it directly at Chinese government not Asian people in general that you meet on the street. I’m Kyrgyzstani not Chinese. What am I supposed to do? Racist people blindly target mongoloid people for no reason.
She and many others only got to know a version of Titanic story. Look you and one commenter already rushed to fingerpointing That's not what really happened!! So she made even more bigger deal of a bogus story! My take is because the Governments (yes not just UK) did not and could not tell the real story without political unrest. So dont take everything she said blindly. This entire narrative is quite offensive actually - branding the entire country of UK is against ALL Asian. Dimwitted to maximize Racism propaganda!! Simpleton journalist!
"I'm a christian" is not an excuse for such behavior. I'd rather be surrounded by Atheists that knows how to respect others than christians who thinks and acts like her. 🤦♀️ Religion does not excuse your poor manners, beliefs and values.
I am a Korean and have no experience staying abroad only in Guam and Japan, but I should never travel to Europe. A dark-skinned Westerner claims to be white, but there seems to be no difference between Northeast Asian skin and European skin
@@morganross6399 Asians are Asians, however westernized they might try to be. They can't get away from their physical appearance, and the whites can't differentiate between immigrants and naturalized ones..
As an Asian who lives in Florida, I must take precautions /extra careful at ALL times. I don’t trust anyone except my family. Sadly, hate is everywhere.
@@jorelletaylor5408 It's not a one way street. You should see how East Asians are treated in Kenya or South Africa. But why are you being up China when we are specifically discussing the UK? Take your garbage whataboutism somewhere else.
My dad was in his parked car and then suddenly someone got in the passenger seat and suddenly punched him. After that he kept a baseball bat in his car. He also got robbed of his watch once when walking and got pushed onto the floor. I was born and brought up in the UK but was often told to go back to where I came from.
I find this documentary very depressing and feel that the world is going into the opposite direction. But these issues and stories must be talked about and raised no matter how difficult it may be for everyone.
Is it going in the opposite direction? I don't see this in the States. I was just reading yesterday how Idaho is trying its best to make itself into a white's only state. My Chinese brother-in-law & all of his family live in Texas, not exactly a blue state. It's worrisome.
@@janicema3959 I can't understand what you are trying to say here. There's Idaho then there is your Brother-in-law in Texas, what's the connection there?
I am in NYC and heart broken with the Asian hate on the news. I have had Asian friends my entire life. They are the kindest warmest people I know. Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai and Cambodian
Yes, It’s despicable. There are many pushing a false-narrative blaming it on the pandemic. This is racism and it’s been allowed to go on for a long time. Geraldo Rivera recently spoke out about this.
The punishment for racially motivated attacks need to be increased and people should not be released so easily. If someone was released and that person then killed someone whoever made the decision to release him (police) need to be held responsible in addition to the attacker.
@@shafuimcoming5151 Overcrowded and gang filled cities are dark. And what happens when taxis, trucks and other jobs are automated?? Then we have millions of people with no jobs who all feel at home.
I live in Australia and at work I was given the nickname "Rona" when the virus came out. Ridiculous behaviour, taking into consideration that I work in the medical field also.
Yeah, Australia is racist, even though they are taught to be culturally sensitive (but only to aboriginals), they don't really care about other cultures
I’m from Thailand ! Me and my family went to the UK a week ago and experienced racism! I use to visit the UK every year in past decades and now it’s different!
This abuse should never happen to any race. We are all human beings experiencing life until it comes to an end. We are all heading in the same direction
And then we're reincarnated, possibly to the race we don't like to pay our karmic debt--if we're a racist person. Hasn't anyone ever thought of this? Has no one ever had a memory of who they were or a dream of who they're going to be? I have!
This is embarrassing, I’m from London. Iv not seen anything like this. And I wouldn’t let it happen if I did. Where your from and the colour you are means nothing. Only uneducated fools judge people this way. Everyone is welcome here.
You are probably the few who are not the racists type and I appreciate your view. I have lived and worked in UK and London in particular; not all Whites are bad, just like in every countries there are good and bad types. I have found some British are really nice and helpful, not the slightest sense of hyprocracy or racist, but the other type, I need not have to describe them
Sadly there are a few bad apples. I would hope that there are many of us that don’t feel this way. And that it’s a tiny fraction of our population that have it all wrong. I meet people from all over the world, and have found that the majority of people are friendly and kind. We are interested in our different religions, foods, traditions etc. It’s great learning about cultures and people. The tiny amount Iv had bad experiences with, Iv taken the time to correct them and explain that they have it very wrong. They should be smarter and not follow what others do and say. Easier said than done I know. I’m sorry you had this experience over here. If you return to London in the future, let me know and il come and say hello.
You have a a racism problem, not (lack of) education problem. Poor and uneducated people in Asia would be treat europeans with utmost respect, they will ask you if they could have a selfie together with you.
@@kchoong6663 it’s not a few it’s majority who are not racist….it’s absolutely disgusting but my friend went on a business trip to china for 4 days and received a lot of racist comments she understands n speaks Chinese ….I’m just saying it’s everywhere I’ve had racist comments said to me…
As a white British expat who left the UK 3 years ago now, I am ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED AND DISAPPOINTED in the UK! As I have travelled a majority of the world, understood cultures and live within another culture you realise that the world is all one living entity. Those who have no understanding or even don't know how to read a map have no idea about life. Take it from me, go travel, learn a new language and just understand people without looking at their ethnicity. I promise, life becomes so much lighter and easier to live. Stay neutral and don't be wrapped up in the hate. Life is far too short!
It's always the white women who don't understand how brutal The world really is. Think it's some kind of fairy tale where we live in peace and entity together.
I am a Korean and have no experience staying abroad only in Guam and Japan, but I should never travel to Europe. A dark-skinned Westerner claims to be white, but there seems to be no difference between Northeast Asian skin and European skin
I am Asian from France and luckily for me, I was stuck "voluntarily" in Vietnam during COVID-19 time. Thks God that was my best decision ever. I was never harassed compared to other Asian in the west.
usually racists don't differentiate between the various Asian communities. I am ethnically Chinese from Singapore but have been called various slurs overseas during my travels. I have been called a Vietcong, chinkie, Kimchi (my chinese name starts with "Kim" ), Hongky Tong Man etc.. Doesn't matter if you are not Chinese, they will discriminate against the various Asian communities anyways
@Iskandar Aziz do not take kindness as weakness. Keeping a low profile so as not to exacerbate matters isn't truly inferior. Look at how China kept reticent when facing the aggressive west in many of their disparagement. Yet she continues to rise while the west dwindles. Look at Ukraine, they had been belligerant and not agreeing to talk peace with Russia, when the latter proposed. Now the president has to hightail it to Serbia.
@Iskandar Aziz Well done. you know you just sound an idiot. I already mentioned the discrimination is across various ethnic east Asian groups and you just mentioned some nonsense about Chinese men behaving badly. Seems you just generalize and assume how a group behaves when you are not actually there to see it happen. Definitely not I my case. Your comments are bordering what deems racist and I think you are the one with inferior complex by trying to put another group in a bad light
I've been in the UK throughout the pandemic. Fortunately, I haven't experienced racism here myself though I cannot say the same on behalf of my ESEA friends... one was called f***ing Chinese by a random, racist passer-by, another was turned away rudely at a fast-food counter because apparently she "had Covid" because she "looked Chinese" - my poor friend was so shaken by that experience, especially because she was new to the UK... Whenever I am outdoors now, there is still fear of encountering racism and being unable to respond to any such macro/microaggressions. I also feel as if I am being made more aware of how different I am for being of Asian descent. That being said, I have met a lot of lovely, diverse people here in the UK - racism exists everywhere, including in my home country... we need to encourage people to speak up about racist encounters, validate their feelings & give them support (but also be careful not to pin every issue on racism) - thanks for this video!
Same, I'm a British born Chinese, also was called f***ING Chinese last year by a shopkeeper. I was alone at that time. I walked out the store immediately and called my family.
@@user-bi8ko7kc6h I'm really sorry you had to experience that... I can imagine it was traumatizing and frustrating at the same time! No one deserves to be treated that way x
I followed a woman out of the train who had muttered "bloody Chinese" under her breath. I just followed her out shouted at her then starred at her for a few moments. Then walked back onto the train. She knew exactly what I thought of her
Because u.k is a basically a mini offshoot of America. All of our TV shows, movies, music is how most of them get information. That means we also export our anti- china propaganda as well.
Attributing the rise in Asian crime in the UK to a single cause is complex. Various factors such as socio-economic conditions, cultural dynamics, and individual circumstances contribute to crime trends. It's important to consider a nuanced approach, acknowledging that crime is a multifaceted issue influenced by diverse factors.
“Wow you speak such good english” is the most common response I’ve faced when speaking to Brits in the UK. It’s really really odd. Have they never stepped out of their country before?
@@gogogadget9126 China is just an excuse. They just want to harass Asians, whom are often more successful than them despite having a tougher path having to learn English as a second language. Asians just protect yourself. If you are surrounded by a group of teens, you run. If you can't run, just focus one teen and take him out.
@@liveyourlife7367 Too many African Americans aren't helping themselves by being unproductive and menace to society. One should be scared if you see a group of black people or you see them in your store.
@@gogogadget9126 Certainly not China. Who wants wars? Large weapons manufacturing companies, mostly in the US, such as Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, General Dynamics, and so forth. These companies have spent $$$ hiring former US generals to help them push for wars. Thus, the US has been in wars, so many that I lost count. Did you hear Germany is going to spend $100 BILLION Euros in the coming years on military expense?
To be honest, this doesn't strike me as surprising at all. I've always felt that there's a large amount of racism towards Chinese/Japanese/Korean i.e. East Asian people in the UK. If you were to have lived in the UK in the past 10 years, pretty much anywhere outside of London (where you'd have the option of never seeing a non-Asian person), you'd definitely have experienced some form of racism. Interestingly, I don't see it come from the older generation since most of them are far too polite to open their mouths and say something idiotic like that but the younger generation of Brits I feel to be disrespectful, angry and basically disenfranchised. I don't know if its all pervasive or only in the areas where I happened to be, which, admitedly, were mostly working class to maybe middle class places. (Do note that when I refer to Chinese I just use that as a blanket word to include Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Singaporean and other related but distinct cultures. This is not a comment on race or whatever, it's just easier than having to type out Korean/Japanese/Chinese. I would use the word 'Asian' but 'Asian' in the UK refers mostly to our South Asian brothers of mostly Indian descent. Note 2: I'm using the word "English" because my experience is in England. ) If you were to ask me to speculate on why this is the case, I'd wager that this is because of a few reasons. Chiefly being what is mentioned by one of the ladies here in this video in that whereas other minorities have reached a critical threshold where English have to pay attention to them just due to their numbers, the Chinese have not reached that level yet, population wise. Secondly, culturally, there is the Chinese belief of the iron rice bowl which is to say that they'll tolerate all sorts of abuse and all sorts of attacks so long as it doesn't affect the bottom line of their survival i.e. their livelihood. Lastly, there is a cultural divide. Like the Jews in Europe, the Chinese tend to stick to themselves and keep their heads down low so that they "won't be seen as making trouble." It's related to the second reason that I mentioned but also has the effect of them becoming very successful in businesses etc. That and the fact that there is a huge emphasis on education in Chinese culture also helps ensure their success. The point is that Chinese people do not have a voice and do not have the political power nor push to ensure real change. Lastly, due to the above reasons, there still is not very much contact between the Chinese populace and the English populace. You'd be surprised by how many Brits don't know simple things such as when Chinese New Year is or even what Diwali is about. The latter being extremely shocking considering that Leicester has the biggest Diwali celebration outside of India and that maybe 8% of the population is South Asian. When there is little contact between the communities and between the people, there is a lot of mistrust which can turn into something more dangerous over the years. I would have hoped that in the decade that I've left the country, things would have gotten better but it really seems like they're instead regressing. Hopefully it doesn't regress further and give into far right nationalism because that's the first step down a very very slippery slope.
@@sootuckchoong7077 you are silly. The virus did come from Wuhan FIRST. !! China lockdown Wuhan and cause the world to be afraid. China shouldn't have lockdown Wuhan or shouldn't have done anything. Let those othe5 countries report first.
@@jjjll2040 Well I think that they were just trying to contain it before it could spread? The Chinese government took precautions just in case. But at the same time, if you think about it, it is only a speculation that it came from Wuhan as the 1st case was discovered there. Till now there is not much information disclosed to the public about how did Covid-19 come about.
I’m Asian and faced racism home in Canada and when I travelled in the UK. I like the history but not about being targeted when I travel. As such, I will Never go to UK again. In fact, I also don’t plan to go to USA for quite a while. In Canada, I have been confronted several times with threats and called a virus. Luckily, I’m a pretty big guy so it’s not an issue. But the fuking hatred has to go ...I’m actually thinking of moving to Asia to get away from the racism...anyways, a well done doc ..
I am Filipino Australian, lots of racism here too. Racism will never go away due to narrow-mindedness of some people. Despite how we look the colour of our skin, we bleed blood the same. The funny thing is, racist people still eat Asian or other ethnic food type and cook the food in their home. 🥴 Mind you there are other ethnic or asian countries who are racist toward those not their kind. Life is so short, get on with it. Just try to be kind, respectful and try to see God in others. Our highest goal really is how we impact others in this life and that will we have a ticket to heaven. Be kind others to people!
@@nicksun2405 is what happened to them a good thing? Why keep it going? You cannot import them from other places. This is what I don't understand - those aboriginal people STILL LIVE THERE AND ARE STILL BEING DISPLACED BY IMMIGRANTS. Like the lady in Op. At some point the immigration just has to stop ✋
Racist people are there all over the world. They can be of any race, even Asian. All types of racism must be condemned. It’s not a right left issue or white non-white issue. It’s some people who think they are superior because of their race and other person is inferior because of that person’s race.
@@kohteehock9020 wtf are you talking about. China people like you making no sense, so dumb and have big pussy. also what your keyboard wook like? can you take photo for me pwease. pwease send photo here i want to have a little laugh in my noodle car hehe
@@Yoyo-vt4hc what? i not try to excuse it. I am racist. I hate you dirty people, please stay in china, you never welcome in the west. Enjoy whinnie poo leader, he so cute for you. also dont use our language.. why you popel say you hate west so much but you all speak bad english? why you learn this? and why is english form you so bad. just keep learning china language, its so cute for you poeple. hehe
I live in a flat and have been a victim of racist abuse from neighbours. Once I was physically attacked on my doorstep. Luckily, I was not injured. Police came three times, but apart from asking questions, they did nothing.
@@jamesyue1348 size mean nothing on the street, and most white aren't much bigger than Asian, I had beat up several racist dude when I come to america, not really that hard.
Hahah. US, UK, and Canada have the most diverse societies, most successful non-white diaspora and open immigration systems in the world! Name one Asian, or Middle Eastern country that is equally open or tolerant - you can't!
@@forret Lol, how ppl get thrown under the train just because they are Asian, you call it open and tolerant? The blacks in America face continuous discrimination since the early days of the founding of America through slavery till the modern days. Native Americans get exterminated or forced assimilated, you call that tolerant? The only open I know in America is open fires, where innocent ppl not safe even a second, you can go to school or shopping mall and then end up in mortuary. Learn from China, with over 50 ethnicities, no homeless on street, no discrimination, among the world safest country, 1 billion lifted out of poverty, everyone equal in the eye of law and justice, equal opportunity, you won’t get beaten up just because you’re not Han Chinese but still there are many rooms for improvement, not the egoistic hegemony called United States of America that think the world owe them.
I am south asian living in uk. I currently work in a cafe. I have faced many racist comments on me cause they think i am chinese. I was told to put mask on my face by a customer who was fine talking and laughing with my other british collegues without wearing mask. It happens many time. sometimes a persons action shows how racist he/she is.
That is why I NEVER immigrate to western countries , even thought I have lived in both Nz and AUS for a few years and had opportunity to immigrate, but I refused because I prefer to stay in Asia and feel more welcoming in ASIA
Lots of Asian Americans are moving back to Asia. It's a reverse brain-drain. Even non-Asian Americans are trying to retire there, just check out all the expat in asia youtube videos. - WW
I am a Vietnamese American living in San Diego. I hear a lot of hate crimes happening in San Francisco but it doesn’t happen here. We Asian people don’t play around in So-Cal. Sometimes, you have to face violent with violent.
I used to live in San Diego near SDSU and Mira Mesa, now in LA. Because both cities have a large population of Asians. Violent crimes against East and South Asian s less frequently than if you live in mid west, Florida, east coast especially New York. Where NY was hard hit by COVID. African Americans are usually target by white in discrimination. So the rise of BLM. But since COVID, Some African Americans violent against Asians because their families and relatives die and sick from the virus. Even some homeless people attack Asians from the news. Reality and always be alert.
Younger Asians know English and fight back but seniors are vulnerable to haters because weaker reaction and some elderly can't speak English well enough.
It proves that there are jerks living in every corner of the world. It takes others calling them on the carpet and making them be accountable through the laws, people standing up and saying it's wrong, schools and churches and social media and general media and print media to make these changes. There will always be idiots in life (ask any police officer, or doctor or flight attendant and they will echo that thought), but if society steps up and continues to put pressure on them and say it's unacceptable to act this way, it will help. Totally unacceptable behavior and thoughts!!!!!!!
It's not going to happen in the US for a while because the rich have dumbed down our educational system and made the average American think it's all right to have nasty racist ideas. They always had these ideas but they never felt free to act on them before. Trump gave them freedom to act on them, even to try to overthrown the legally elected government. The rich wanted people to not be well educated because it's easier to manipulate them.
Try the 70s and 80s outside of Chicago! And it doesn't even matter if you don't 'look' Chinese. The kids know. The adults haven't a clue, but the kids do.
@@ChenLinYu323 its not worse, its even better than it was 30 years ago. How is tiananmen square these days? Still driving tanks over unarmed protestors? How many of your Uyghur friends are in concentration camps?
I agree. We are all human. We have different cultures and different words for the same objects and experiences in life. That's all. Imagine mixing Chinese sauce with African American fried chicken, and Latino flavored rice with Korean beef Bulgogi. 🤤 Ohhhhh the loooove 😃
Not just UK but also US, Canada, Australia... Vancouver was just recently rated the most anti Asian hate crime of North America. It says much about the degree of violence, closet and casual racism mindset in Anglo, Western culture. Even to be seen often on public media entertainment, popular tv series; and there's no excuses for it. Even in many poorer, less developed countries around the world like in SEA region, there's no such racial harassment and assaults on such scale.
yes its because all of these places have a large chinese population. no one asked for it or wanted it. its yuck. they should go home if they want to be chinese
White people are not attacking Asian people in the United States so stop implying it's white people by "Anglo". Also, the reason you do not hear about these reports from other countries is because they accept hatred and don't report them. If you think it doesn't exist everywhere you are sadly misinformed.
As a Japanese American, one thing that I have noticed is that the Asian community in the UK has not gotten together to protest as we have done in the US. One difference between the UK and the US is that here the majority of the victims have been elderly, not young people.
Japanese Americans have shown very little solidarity with other Asian Americans who were out defending their neighborhoods from racist attacks. Indian Americans, who were not subject to attacks, patrolled neighborhoods with Chinese Americans and showed far more solidarity with their Asian brethren than Japanese Americans did.
@@sumtingwong9563 Bro dont complain. Thats when you have to be the more outgoing one and reach out first. Btw awesome job protecting the elderly in the inner city's!
@@sumtingwong9563 The Japanese Americans are mostly older 3rd, 4th and 5th generationers. They have largely dispersed from their original communities and intermarried with "others", and dissolving as a solid, ethnic entity. The same will eventually happen to post-1965 Asian-Americans, for better or worse.
What people? You are Japanese. You clearly have picked your side to antagonize the Chinese race and most likely others. You can ask the bullies to give you special treatment since you have clearly taken their side.
I would have gone back to my country rather than living with racists. I know it won't solve the problem but I would rather be with the people of my kind and feel comfortable. We're hardworking and talented people we will definitely have some good opportunities in our home countries.
These incidents only inform a small piece of the whole living experience in multicultural countries. Overall, it's beneficial to live where the world is bigger-- in a multicultural society, for it's goods despite some of its bads.
@@is8249 Sorry I didn't make point clearly. Yes my suggestion won't work for 1st or 2nd gen immigrant kids. I meant it for any new immigrants who want to settle in UK or Europe. US is the most multicultural and most accepting even though there is discrimination here and there. So, it's okay to immigrate to US. Canada plain simple just want cheap immigrant labour in all sectors. So, I won't suggest it for any non-white person.
I'm Chinese-American living in the Midwest, and the area that I live in feels very isolating. I have experienced rejection constantly and racism from different ethnic groups. A lot of what I have experienced was pre-Covid but after Covid; the racism and isolation became worse. People either give me angry looks; or avoid me completely. I have experienced racial harassment, sexual harassment and being followed.
@@kickmonster597 be ........smarter and logical dude,if she is a girl,she is weaker..a black /white person.specially so the males got more strength than her..she surely is non match for these bullies!!
My white grandson was refused a job in an Asian owned company. It seems they ONLY hired Chinese people. Imagine the OUTCRY if a white owned company refused to hire anyone but whites? He has been verbally attacked by multiple Asian store owners in an Asian mall. His Asian friends spoke up and asked them why they were attacking him. My grandson 's best friend is Chinese, they spent years together renting a condo while they went to college. My daughter married a half Chinese man. About a month ago my grandson was driving home from work, he saw an elderly Asian woman fall on the sidewalk. He stopped his car blocking the lane to run to help the woman. He called 911, helped the lady onto the grass and got her a bottle of water out of his car.. The Police tore into him when they showed up. They ASSUMED he had hit the Asian woman and she didn't speak English. He said WHY would I call 911 if I hit her? He was forced to stay there until TWO Asian officers came. The first one didn't speak her language, the second did and said the woman kept asking why are you yelling at the nice young man? The police then threatened to charge him for blocking traffic. There are MANY ADVANTAGES to claiming you are a victim of white racism and NO ADVANTAGE to claiming you are a victim of ANTI WHITE racism.
sounds fake. which mall? which business denied you employment? where do you live? your whole comment is just made up crap and pearl clutching. time for eurocentric culture to meet its end so the rest of the world can finally know peace and prosperity. if eurocentric culture is not immediately eliminated, hundreds of millions of innocent people will be starved to death because you like to steal everyone elses food to maintain your 7 meal a day routines..
As a travel blogger, I would always give fair warning and recommend my followers to visit countries other than North America or Europe. The issue with COVID and hate crimes will not dissipate. If I were Asian British, I would consider relocating to another country. Several African Americans took the significant step of resettling in Ghana when the country opened its door. They are happier and don't have to deal with the constant fear of being harassed by Caucasian officials.
Yes I totally agree. life is short. why subject yourself to a life of humiliation. I was thinking about the Hong Kongers who bought a one way ticket to the UK. They're in for a rude shock...
I'm white, English and I'm moving to Asia because England is @#!" #@"! To live in. You would be mad to want to move there in the first place. I have lived in Asia for 8 years and had to come back to make some money before COVID. I get racist abuse over there but it's still better than being here
It's still too early for this to become a larger movement, but I think the current trajectory in terms of economic and societal development clearly points in that direction.
Lonely places, with lonely empty people's minds..These world belongs to no one's..We are here on temporary life .Nothing is permanent..Whether You are White, Yellow, Black, Red colors skin
I am Canadian with Asian back ground and was living in Vietnam for 2 years during the pandemic. The Vietnamese government support their citizen small amount of money as a courtesy and that also including us as foreigners too. The local peoples share their food to us too. It was amazing gestures and we are really appreciated. Thanks to them and it's SUPERIOR! Then we learnt about these racist incidents and it's sad and upsetting. This shows their INFERIOR!
@@2bornot2b888 Very strange You're Asian but you sounds a little bit shocked with the Asian Culture, or you must be one of those Banana kids there in Canada ? you know.. Yellow outside, White Inside :)
Noticed that CNA mostly structure their wording during its reports hinting in favour of the west compared to China. The problem is, anti Chinese westerners won't bother to distinguish which part of world you are from as long as the features are east Asian. Just n advice cause I saw a video where a Singaporean being assaulted even though he was shouting to declare himself as Singaporean.
I have similar experience with the Dean, Oxford. When I was in Vic, Australia, I once worked as a senior manager of an investment firm. One day my firm held a seminar on investment, and a few colleague and myself acted as greeters. I recall all except for one person would go straight to my junior white colleagues rather to me to enquire about things
My friend and I personally experienced racism in Australia as well. During one outing, we were been mocked and laughed at as Asians out of the blue. We were so shocked as we did not offend anyone there during our trip. That was many years back before the pandemic even started.
@@kyliewong5622 even in Singapore you will notice white people naturally gravitate towards whites. Whether in as a service provider/customer or employer/employee relationship. I can understand that in Australia, UK or USA where it is technically their country and they have been clear bias against asians, but in Singapore? Strange and shocking at the same time.
@@xxxcool2565 I understand ur point of view on those countries mentioned. Though not every one is bias/racist, there's bound to have a whole lot or handful of them. Nevertheless, it still shocked us as we literally did nothing. So, somehow I can relate to Asians been attacked unnecessarily in those countries.
@@kyliewong5622 "Nevertheless it shocked us and we literally did nothing". That's the problem. Asians are culturally incline to respect others even if we don't agree with their actions. Hence we keep quiet. Additionally decades of brain washing during collonial past ingrained in us that whites are "superior" (though thankfully that has changed throughout the years). But even today asians hestitate to fight back and "take it on the chin". Look at the blacks. Try and do the same to them and they will hit back so hard the prepetrators think thrice. BLM, George Floyd, Martin Luther king.
It was the privilege of being far more wealthier than the rest of the world and the certainty of being in total control including the ability to project violence in any global region, which made Westerners of European descent relatively tolerant towards marginalized groups for a couple of decades. It's still a very early stage of this development, but as soon as the decline really kicks in, racism in the West will be skyrocketing.
How could anyone hate a race to an extent that the have to harm the people?? I love Asians they are most polite and respectful people I‘ve ever met. 😓 stop this
You know, they don't like black people right? Look up all the racist shyt they say towards and about black people. It's hard to have sympathy for another ethnic group who is racist too.
Well the white thinks they are superior human race and when they see the Asia countries rise in economy, military power for example China, they feel jealous and angry that their "superior" is gone.
Brainwashing is one of the reasons. They've been conditioned to hate a certain group and use them as scapegoats for problems they can't solve. That's what happened among my fellow Asians who live in the US or UK.
I'm an African living and married to a Chinese in China, the things I face here from the society on a daily basis and from the government officials are terrible and worse is that I can't record to show to the world
I recall when I visited Munich and I was walking by myself to meet my German friend Sebastian. I got really scared when I noticed someone following me on every turn. I was lucky enough to find my friend right around corner. Then the follower (seems homeless) walked passing us hurling racial slurs. This all happened during broad daylight.
I moved to the UK last year and had already experienced racism. I was in the park with my daughters, as I was sitting down and group of teenagers walked passed me and one of the boy said to me “ching ching ching”. I was shocked and didn’t know how to react. His friend told him to stop while laughing. Last week I was walking to a restaurant in high street with my family. We walked pass a pub, there were many people drinking outside of the pub, they look like pupils from the university nearby, a group of smoking / drinking pupils saw us and started talking about “racist” and laughed. I didn’t hear what exactly they were talking about but it made me feel really sad. That night after the dinner I felt unsafe going to get our car through walking high street. In this modern world, the children should be more educated about races. The lady who claimed to be nationalist is upset about different races settling in the UK. What would she think if a white family settled in an Asian country and was unwelcome by the locals? To be honest, white people are very welcomed in my own country, why can’t she be the same?
I hate to say this but Asians can be VERY racist themselves. The way they treat Africans in Africa, their anti-blackness sentiments in the U.S., and their treatment of blacks in some Asian countries can make me apathetic to their "plight" at times. They're also very discriminating against darker skin people (who aren't black). It's like they're now getting a taste of their own racism.
The hate comes from the fact that ppl just can’t get along generally even if same tribe or race. When has there ever been a country that was truly diverse and all races and classes are treated fairly equally? Never.
Check out what its like being in Asia as a minority. Its much different than in the west. And sorry to say this but never listen to hispanics about racism in ASIA. They always want to pull the race card every chance they get.
Nobody talks about the vicious racism blacks were subjected to in China when covid started and they tried to blame it on Africans. We saw video of Africans being dragged through the streets. Evicted from hotels and Apts and made to sleep under bridges. Not allowed into stores to buy food or water while whites on the same line were allowed in. The white media ignored the story but WION news showed it.
@@vitocorleone8323 there is global white privilege but you rly cant blame white ppl even for that bc if nonwhites in the world are treating white ppl better for whatever reason and think they are better smarter richer better looking i mean thats actually more on the non whites to change how they view themselves vis a vis white ppl. its also up to non whites to make their own countries stronger richer better so everyone including whites would respect them. lots of non white countries are poor in part b/c of bad management and rampant corruption so you cant blame it all on whites. human beings respects power and wealth. any race or nation able to accomplish this will gain respect. its not rly about race or color when you think about it. its all about power and wealth
I lived in UK for 6 years and never have such issue. I feel UK people are the best people in the world generally. Friendly and helpful. Those happened are isolated cases I think. But it would be good if the govt can take a proactive actions before it escalated.
I am a British born Chinese and have been living in a large English town all my life. I have never experienced racially motivated attacks before in my whole life, old and young treats me like anyone else. Every single day I meet people from all corners of the world, from Chinese to Vietnamese to Thai, to Caribbean to Nigerians, to Lebanese, to Polish, to French, to Indian, to Turkish, to Pakistani to Irish I could go on. What I'm trying to say is that there will be hate to every ethnicity or nationality, but it is up to you to look past that because fondly enough, the large majority of people are great! To be honest, I've only really hear people talking smack about Romanians and Eastern Europeans than any another nationality...
The lady saying she's a Christian obviously hasn't read the book of revelations, heaven is filled with believers of all NATIONS worshipping God , God loves diversity which is why he created humans with different appearances ❤️
Interesting and sad that people can be so ignorant. Chinese immigrants to UK generally keep a low profile and are themselves very hard working, law abiding and non confrontational.Let's hope these racist actions stop. Regarding the Victim, Mr VU who is supposedly Vietnamese, why does he speak Cantonese, a Chinese dialect from Southern China ?
Why doesn't Mr.Vu speak English,he's lived in the UK for 30 years. Anyone who takes up residence in another country should learn the language. Everyone. By not doing so it isolates that person. I lived in France for a while tho I didn't speak French when I arrived, I spoke it well enough to communicate by the time I left & that was only a couple years.
I think is very hard to change the society and environment that have Anti Asian hate. If i was in that place, i will relocate not just for my safety, but also safety of my families.
@@Masha-kd2im if hate come to hurting people physically and causes death, and the situation does not improve, although you already tried, then is time to leave that place.
@@Masha-kd2im is really not common in my country and feel the hate around you. there no reason to receive hate. i believed you not been to South East Asia right? yes there some hate, but not that common
Asians world wide must learn of world's history of racial interaction, violence and how we're peceived. Dont spend money on or act in any way that benefit the haters and cause us disadvantages.
@@cholesterol804 And which East Asian and South East Asian countries have such prevalent problem? It's one of the safest region in the world for tourism. Millions of foreigners from countries all over the world come to the region every year. East Asia has one of the world lowest crimes rate, violence is a rare sight in public, almost non existent let alone hate crimes or racist attacks against foreigners. People can walk the public street late at night without fear of hate crimes, assault, harassment unlike in the West. Even in so called 'civilized' European cities, like London, Milan, Madrid, Paris... there's currently a public pickpocketing, mugging and assault pandemic against tourists. Look it up. In the US and the West, out of all major races, Asians always statistically have the lowest crime rate for their population.
@MyLifeInJeju that's a gender and sex harrasment problem that Korean women are also facing. Statistically for tourists travelling to SEA or East Asia they still have a much lower chances of being racially harrassed, rob or assaulted because of their racial appearance compare to some Western countries.
@KrO Yes. Feel much safer to travel and even walk around at night. No racial harassment as foreigner. Unlike so called 'civilized' places like Paris and London full of roaming pickpocketing and robbers targeting tourists.
The foundation of this problem lies in the same place as many of the world problems. The lack of a good foundation in philosophy, psychology and debate in education. It is honestly impressive how well politicians, CEO's and religious leaders have thought us that we should leave such things up to them. Their tactics are no longer working that well due to the internet, many of the younger generation are finding their way to these subjects online. I just fear it won't be enough, we have many difficult, global, issues we all need to deal with. Otherwise this planet might not stomach us for much longer. Actually discussing emotions such as hate, anger and fear and giving our children tools to better deal with them through a basis in psychology would make a huge difference. Especially if you combine that with discussions on morals and ethics in a format that uses the many skills found in debate. We humans have the people, the researched, the knowledge, experience and technology. What we now need more than anything else is the wisdom to use it responsibly. I think we can all agree leaving this just to the politicians, CEO's and religious leaders isn't working out that well.
"I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves, and I watch my daughters-two beautiful, intelligent, Black young women-playing with their dogs on the White House lawn."
the same thing happened in Germany ( in Siegen and Essen ), mainly since the covid 19 pandemic. I am not from China, but more than some people turned to be violent in speech and behaviour at that time. my career path has also been more negatively affected by racism. I was called corona virus, humiliated in working place and private business. Ironically, I know more about western culture than china for example their language, cities. At this point, I realized that I should have learned more about east and south east asia culture because no matter how little I know about it , less educated people in other part of the world, which is unfortunately many, will blacken me if something relatively negative happens from those countries. However, i do respect people from different culture and race who judge individual not based on their origin. It does not need a high IQ and EQ to manage this.
@@darrenwang1544 i feel sorry for those people. If I had unlimited money, I would offer them a free world tour outside their home to broaden their horizon.
It must be difficult staying in a foreign land with lots of cultural adjustments. I will just stay here in my native country where I am not a second-class citizen and my civil rights are protected by law.
I have to agree. My family came from Greece and my gran said that coming to the UK was the worst decision our family made. You have to integrate and inter marry into that culture and in the process you loose your own. If you don't, you become isolated in later life and feel that you do not belong. I blame globalization and capitalism for this.
@@NI-nf8eh and advancing technology that eases travel in-between continents. And, I do agree that because of globalisation, a country’s economy suffered because cheap imports in large quantities aided by mechanisation compete with local produce done by hand. So many political issues, economic gaps, cultural dysphoria, immigration phenomena , etcetera, that started with globalisation.
Alledgedly China is the source of COVID 19 but this should not be a passport for other races to assault any one. Asians , including myself should protect ourselves at all cost. I am a Filipino and the first nurse to inject an English woman is a Filipino. Let us spread love, not hate.
Did Anthony Fauci told you about gain of function?
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I can't imagine living in constant fear. This is NOT right. Let's not wait for the authorities to spread awareness. Let's actively EDUCATE everyone around us. Let's pick on every single racist joke or comment our friends do, let's emphasize that we DON'T appreciate and allow that.
Thanks for highlighting this problem. The point is well made that one way forward is to raise awareness of this, educating more people about this. I entirely agree with the comments of the Oxford Dean of Law about unconscious racism, as that can be related, in that wider awareness might generate better support amongst more folks in our communities. For instance, in the past few years, someone who knew me, or at least I thought they did, challenged me as to whether there was a reason for me experiencing racism, and suggested that I may have done things inadvertently perhaps to trigger that, adding a question as to whether any of my relatives in this country had suffered the same. I informed this individual that I was not alone, that family members had suffered racist abuse, not just me, and, no, I had most certainly not done anything to trigger such behaviour. The individual who had asked me those questions seemed surprised. I was taken aback at the apparent lack of awareness and insensitivity about the occurrence of racist behaviour towards those of East Asian origin. I would add that sadly, I have particularly experienced racially abusive behaviour since Covid-19 arose, a number of times, in one instance being called Coronavirus, in another episode being spat upon, in yet another instance having money demanded from me to compensate one abuser for the “trouble” my kind were causing (naturally, I refused and he backed off when I threatened to report him for an offence), and in another instance I was shouted at and elbowed aside in a supermarket, whilst in a separate shopping incident I was called a nutter who caused all this by someone who insisted on still standing very close to me whilst she wasn’t wearing a mask after I asked politely that she observe social distancing when queuing (at the time, we were still in the midst of lockdown).
My kids were born in 64 and 66 and experienced a lot of racism growing up. When my youngest brother (16) died, I sent my daughter to live with my parents in the small town I grew up in. I'd never gotten along well there myself, but I knew that if anyone could do it, she could--and she did! For some weird reason, they loved her. She was 13. When she was 14 and a freshman her teacher sent her to some big science fair their school had never had a hope of even winning a booby prize. She won first prize, thus giving the school third! Boy, did they love her. Some kids are born with a spirit that simply says--get out of my way. She entered college at 16--by the time she was 26, she had her BS, MD, Ph.D & Post-Doc. She did her medical residency at Johns Hopkins. My son had a rougher time but he eventually earned 3 degrees.
@@janicema3959 That's good now you should go back to Asia. It's so horrible in the West you managed to raise children to have 3 degrees. But yes so racist. Back to Asia.
As someone who grew up in South Africa, I'm not going to say I've never met with racial prejudice, but the incidents were mainly incited by my actions and words rather than purely racial attacks. I went to Canada for secondary school, and unfortunately, race/racial is not a topic I found my white teachers like to talk about. Maybe the motto is to just accept and get on with your life. I applaud the filmmaker for making a movie about hate crimes to raise awareness.
"I went to Canada for secondary school, and unfortunately, race/racial is not a topic I found my white teachers like to talk about." - Quite random statement. What did you want them to discuss specifically? What city did you attend secondary school in? You mention you grew up in South Africa - are you Asian?
1. How dumb do you have to be to attack because a virus may have come their country. 2. How dumb do you have to be not to blame the people running our country who were too busy making money instead of helping the nation.
I’ve experienced racism from Europeans, Hispanic people, Black people, Caribbean Islanders, people of various ethnic groups in the US, Canada, Japan AND Korea… (they’re the places I’ve been). Racism is everywhere and not monopolized by one race/ethnic group or country.
Just making a socio-cultural observation that's completely unrelated to asian hate crimes and coronavirus. But I think the biggest differences among East Asian diaspora in the UK vs US is assimilation. The asians living in the UK don't seem to assimilate which is somewhat indicated by their lack of local accents. They tend to stick to their own communities. Whereas Asians in the US are actually culturally American.
The UK is not a nation of immigrants. The US is. The UK has been undergoing an extraordinary experiment in the last 20 years - a policy of mass migration. More foreign-born people arrived in the UK in the last 20 years than arrived in the last millenia. Why would you not expect such rapid social change to cause friction?
@@yannip2083 quite disappointed, before coming to Paris I did have a fantasy about Paris about its culture, its openness as "égalité" is actually their national motto, but it turned out more like a marketing way to attract tourists...
I like Asians, polite and respectful people. I'd be happy to live next door to an Asian family, can't say the same for people of a certain religion living here
So far my neighborhood is peaceful . But having Chinese blood does makes me more alert to my surroundings. Being prepared to record these events helps in the fight back .
Southeast Asian here living in Portugal. During the height of the pandemic, my son and I experienced racial hate such as a group of teens calling us Chinese bat, Chinese bat! Or for several times that I’m walking along a sidewalk and people will move to the other side on a haste. One kid in my son’s school told him ‘you have corona because you look Chinese’
You ought to relocate to South Asia. It's not going to get better, in fact in my lifetime I believe it's gotten worse. Mass immigration just kills everyone's patience for foreigners because we feel like we're being invaded and they just say "serves you right for being white!"
have always been harassed by street kids, shouting at me, trying to jump scare me when im on a bike and even throw rocks at me, but if I take that in and perpetuate the hate within myself, I would have died by suicide long ago, and now I have developed a complete poker face and completely immune to those scares and shouts, much like whence you've watched horror movies 24/7 for 20 years, everything becomes plain and at times only slightly annoying, but at least I can still live a somewhat normal life
Marry whoever you love regardless of color, your heart will tell you who to love. Not other people, listen to your heart. Whoever makes your heart happy is the one you should marry. Your heart will tell you the truth, people will use their words to try to deceive you about who to 💘 love. Listen to your heart, it will always tell you who is right for you. Many people marry outside of their race, nothing wrong with interracial marriages 💑.
Yes I know someone who is white but who is generally attracted to asians and it's completely fine with me Love is love and it doesn't matter if you prefer your own race or other races or your own gender or other genders (Ik some people say only 2 genders but i try to be more open)
@@Unbreakable245 Whoever makes your heart happy and puts a smile on your face is your true love, not the false lover who will make you miserable. Your heart tells you the truth and people will lead you away from your happiness and tell you lies to get you away from the person you love.
I don't agree with this behavior, and I feel bad that this young man was hurt. I am from nyc in the US and have had good Asian friends (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) most of my life. My wife is half Filipino. I understand that my life experience may be different from others. I believe that the CCP is ultimately responsible for the negative sentiment toward Chinese people. I've known two westerners who were assaulted in China, apparently for being American. The difference is that very harsh, anti-American statements are made by the CCP through state run media outlets regularly, which are on a totally different level than what is said in the US. Until the CCP falls, both sides will continue to harbor suspicion and antagonism towards the other.
“But I’m Christian” isn’t an excuse, and you should NEVER use God as your shield… God doesn’t condone hate or violence.
Why they have to? Is being Asian your excuse or the only ID? Not everyone got to stuck up on Lefty concept in Diversity Salads mixed with ketchup and mayo when all they can identify is JUST SALADS..No ketchup!! Will you eat anything even when you got choked off so you wont get called as racist?
The way you view Christian as Religion ONLY is already striking different. Christian is similar to Asian as ID. Not as religion in West. Do you.see a complete misunderstanding over ONE word "Christian"? That's just 1 example..
NOTHING TO DO WITH RACISM
@@ssuwandi3240 are you trying to justify your racism? By calling others racist so you can justify your racism? Stop your whataboutism to justify your racist mentality. Be a man and own up, apologize and move on.
@@xxxcool2565 He’s telling you that you’re the one visiting in Rome, not him, and the onus is not in him to behave differently.
The boring way you low-IQ quixotics use the word racism like it’s an argument is why no one respects you.
People love to be religious but denied the truth about equality and respect to all regardless about their races...
Sadly these are just a tip of an iceberg...
@@NoahBodze does the fact that racial abuse victims were born and/or raised in the UK escape your minds? As usual racist always conjure up strawman arguments to justify their racism. You are no different from Hitler gassing the jews by justifying that they deserved it on account that they "stole" from Germans. No different, i say.
Wei Du said she only recently saw Asian hate in Britain. But the fact is, Asian racism (and racism, in general) has always been in British society for generations. If Wei Du didn't witness it before, that's because it was lurking beneath the surface, waiting for a trigger. That trigger was COVID-19.
Another possible trigger is China's frightening rise as an economic world power.
there's a lot of racism in the uk they're just good at hiding it, deep rooted racism
Yeah, People in China have a better life is of huge threat to UK.
@Raul Tiangson This is nonsense. Western countries like USA, UK, and Australia have been far more aggressive in their diplomacy.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
@Raul Tiangson Um, you're the one who's spouting nonsense. China is neutral in all this.
@Raul Tiangson You idiots attack Asians for China diplomacy? A Asian country say no to Americans make you so angry, right.
I am English and this makes me sick. I would have helped him in a Heart beat. The Chinese Asians are one of best role model citizens in UK. Always been impressed by their work ethic in university and professional workforce.
@@ArturoGarzaID Of course, English have created many great things and continue great research with leading top universities. We already have over 85% native English and plenty more room for Asian Chinese. They are generally very hard working and contribute well in society. Same for Asian American Chinese in US.
@@dac8939 You're missing the point, do you want England and UK to remain dominantly native English as in white or would you rather be a minority in your own motherland? I think this is the issue the red hair girl is trying to convey. And to be honest, she kind of has a point.
@@ArturoGarzaID Each country has their quota of immigration allowance. They are checked in relation to what the country can absorb. Nations like UK are not going to lose their native people anytime soon. Would take centuries. Diversity is good for what economy can absorb as long as balanced. We have plenty of room to absorb talented Asian Chinese into the economy.
@@ArturoGarzaID The guy that was attacked was a Oxbridge postgraduate!
@@dac8939 If it was up to you, would you want to be the minority in your own country? You didn't answer the question. You like European and other white countries being the only nations guilted into having to take in hordes of refugees? You don't see them being flooded into China.
Despite England being one of the most diverse countries, it’s full of prejudice and bigotry
it always has... it's what happens when you're taught a skewed watered down version of history.
I am half Chinese. I experienced racism ALL the time when I lived in the UK from the 1970s until 1997, when I moved to work in the Far East. This involved verbal abuse, idiots trying to pick fights and throwing stones and snowballs packed with jagged ice, being chased through streets at night by thugs yelling racist insults etc. Most of the perpetrators were white men, but I’ve also faced racist abuse from black people and South Asians. So have many of my Chinese and Japanese friends. East Asians have suffered violent racist abuse long before the pandemic.
I feel you, I am half Chinese too.
Wow I'm sorry to hear you've been through that 😢
Should've karate chopped they ass jk the Asians I know are very humble people.
@@libfuzzy4629 Thank you. Britain is a very racist country, especially against people of East Asian descent. I am so glad that I left that place and now live in Asia.
Have you ever made friends with non-asian people, white or black? I suspect not and therein lies part of your problem. Integration into general society plays a big role in how you are perceived and accepted. Chinese and japanese are known to be very racist by culture and by keeping to yourselves, you reinforce this perception. People can and do pick up on this. The rest the population is not unaware.
Same here in Australia. For my experience as an Asian student, I’ve been facing racism too since the rise of Covid. I’m from Kyrgyzstan but people think I’m Chinese just because of my mongoloid look. People think Covid comes from Asian people in general. For my experience, I’ve never been attacked but instead I’ve been pushed and yelled at mostly about Covid and China’s problems in their country and sometimes they would bump my shoulder real hard with a strong force sometimes on a train and a street. Of course, I wasn’t a coward. I just didn’t want to have a problem with them and continued ignoring them. For my friends who are Vietnamese, Malaysian and Filipino, a couple weeks ago a group of teenagers threw a battle of water at their heads telling them to go back to their countries and complaining about China’s problems that have nothing to do with them. My friends didn’t want to waste their time fighting back and explaining to them so they left. I can’t believe ignorant people still exist in a first world country.
Sorry to hear that that.
In Melbourne my Chinese Australian wife hasn’t had any problems and none of her friends that I know of but it’s unfortunate it happens at all.
There’s bigoted people sadly who need someone to blame.
been in melbourne and its a lovely city with wonderfull people.. honestly, i like the city very much and have great great time with amazingly friendly people there, asked my friends who lived in melbourne for years and find that they have same opinion. i've been in germany for 1 month and experienced racist behaviour several times. i guess you cant say its the same all over right..
so is there certain places in Australia more unfriendly toward different race? to bad the gentlemen above didnt mention the name of the city
@@gusyates1839 Usually males are more likely to attacked including those who are mixed Asian. Honestly a half-Asian male needs to go on a shooting rampage in Australia like what Elliot Rodger did.
Let's see:- we've lost all our manufacturing because China offered labour and production costs that we just couldn't compete with.
They are ravaging the oceans of marine life vital to nearby poorer nations.
They allowed their citizens to travel abroad AFTER knowing Covid was beginning to spread. When our government called for an investigation into the origins, the CCP reacted like a child.
They have invaded Tibet and want to invade Taiwan.
They own real estate, ports, farms and critical infrastructure in Australia against the wishes of the locals. Granted, it's primarily the fault of our useless leaders.
But with all these dynamics occurring simultaneously, I just can't imagine why some of us are 'waysist'.
China tells us not to interfear in it's internal affairs..........as it has spies and students stealing technology from under our noses.
Most people in the West are reasonable and decent people. But when things happen around us that we don't like, we have a right to question it, and be angry about it without being falsely labeled.
@@noelgibson5956 And what does this have anything to do with me? I’ve heard enough of what you mentioned already from those guys. If you want to let your anger out blast it directly at Chinese government not Asian people in general that you meet on the street. I’m Kyrgyzstani not Chinese. What am I supposed to do? Racist people blindly target mongoloid people for no reason.
I did not know about the Chinese sailors who were deported after serving in the wars - that is absolutely heartbreaking.
White supremacy at it's finest.
She and many others only got to know a version of Titanic story. Look you and one commenter already rushed to fingerpointing That's not what really happened!! So she made even more bigger deal of a bogus story! My take is because the Governments (yes not just UK) did not and could not tell the real story without political unrest. So dont take everything she said blindly. This entire narrative is quite offensive actually - branding the entire country of UK is against ALL Asian. Dimwitted to maximize Racism propaganda!! Simpleton journalist!
Majority Singaporeans are technically Han Chinese.
@@ColdHardTruthNews Almost comparable with Idi Armin expelling Asians, with the support of most of the population.
@@bouffon1 What reason did he have for expelling them.
"I'm a christian" is not an excuse for such behavior. I'd rather be surrounded by Atheists that knows how to respect others than christians who thinks and acts like her. 🤦♀️ Religion does not excuse your poor manners, beliefs and values.
I am a Korean and have no experience staying abroad only in Guam and Japan, but I should never travel to Europe. A dark-skinned Westerner claims to be white, but there seems to be no difference between Northeast Asian skin and European skin
When times are bad it is easy to stir hatred against immigrants.
And Asians who are 2nd or 3rd-generation Americans are often viewed as "immigrants."
It reminds me of the Japanese Concentration Camp back in WWII, where 2/3 of the internees were United States citizens.
It's always been bad in the West lol
@@morganross6399 Asians are Asians, however westernized they might try to be. They can't get away from their physical appearance, and the whites can't differentiate between immigrants and naturalized ones..
@@lacie824 They were rounded up as Alien Enemies during the time of war.
As an Asian who lives in Florida, I must take precautions /extra careful at ALL times. I don’t trust anyone except my family. Sadly, hate is everywhere.
racism specialy from Chinese is blatant
when you date out side of your race the most and worship hwite people this is what happens.
@@sarahsynclair5243 you are right Chinese are so racist you should see how they treat Africans
@@jorelletaylor5408 It's not a one way street. You should see how East Asians are treated in Kenya or South Africa. But why are you being up China when we are specifically discussing the UK? Take your garbage whataboutism somewhere else.
Just see what western media reported, you can easily catch what they trying to instill in society, racism against Asian
My dad was in his parked car and then suddenly someone got in the passenger seat and suddenly punched him. After that he kept a baseball bat in his car. He also got robbed of his watch once when walking and got pushed onto the floor. I was born and brought up in the UK but was often told to go back to where I came from.
Id keep more than baseball bat with me, in my car, home & office 24/7
@@patscorner7183 Nah a knife and taser can scare away most pests
Aww that's sad. If he was built like Arnold Schwarzenegger they wouldn't touch him
@@nicoleraheem1195 most people don't built like arnold, and don't have time to go to the gym because of their job.
They have baseball bats in the UK?
I find this documentary very depressing and feel that the world is going into the opposite direction. But these issues and stories must be talked about and raised no matter how difficult it may be for everyone.
Is it going in the opposite direction? I don't see this in the States. I was just reading yesterday how Idaho is trying its best to make itself into a white's only state. My Chinese brother-in-law & all of his family live in Texas, not exactly a blue state. It's worrisome.
Asians are racist.
Globalisation, Capitalism money and greed. That is what is causing all of these problems.
@@janicema3959 I can't understand what you are trying to say here. There's Idaho then there is your Brother-in-law in Texas, what's the connection there?
@@janicema3959 How many non ethnic Chinese hold Chinese passports ? 10 , maybe a few more , or a few less perhaps .
I am in NYC and heart broken with the Asian hate on the news. I have had Asian friends my entire life. They are the kindest warmest people I know. Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Thai and Cambodian
Yes, It’s despicable. There are many pushing a false-narrative blaming it on the pandemic. This is racism and it’s been allowed to go on for a long time. Geraldo Rivera recently spoke out about this.
if they identify as these types of people then they should go and live in these countries that they claim to be from
Don’t be stupid, John. Who are the perpetrators? Have you seen their faces? I have.
@@NoahBodze you dont be stupid, stupid
Blessed your Heart. Thank you.
The punishment for racially motivated attacks need to be increased and people should not be released so easily. If someone was released and that person then killed someone whoever made the decision to release him (police) need to be held responsible in addition to the attacker.
In addition, the culprit needs to be tagged like sex offenders.
You are the people who didnt stand up to mass immigration. You wanted it.
Agree with you, but you are living in fantasy land
@@daftwod without immigration western countries future are dark.
@@shafuimcoming5151 Overcrowded and gang filled cities are dark.
And what happens when taxis, trucks and other jobs are automated?? Then we have millions of people with no jobs who all feel at home.
I live in Australia and at work I was given the nickname "Rona" when the virus came out.
Ridiculous behaviour, taking into consideration that I work in the medical field also.
Just give them your ear to ear smile
give me their details.....next time they're in bali...i'll put them in a corona beer bottle....
Yeah, Australia is racist, even though they are taught to be culturally sensitive (but only to aboriginals), they don't really care about other cultures
@Michelle Australia is a very racist country
Kinda wish natives from all western countries started calling the westerners killers and thieves. They have every right to call them that.
I’m from Thailand ! Me and my family went to the UK a week ago and experienced racism! I use to visit the UK every year in past decades and now it’s different!
Mass immigration has caused resentment that will only get worse. Visit other Asian countries, they are closer and cheaper and very beautiful.
This abuse should never happen to any race. We are all human beings experiencing life until it comes to an end. We are all heading in the same direction
Not all Asians are the same. China is the cause of this problem.
So true
And then we're reincarnated, possibly to the race we don't like to pay our karmic debt--if we're a racist person. Hasn't anyone ever thought of this? Has no one ever had a memory of who they were or a dream of who they're going to be? I have!
This is embarrassing, I’m from London. Iv not seen anything like this. And I wouldn’t let it happen if I did.
Where your from and the colour you are means nothing. Only uneducated fools judge people this way. Everyone is welcome here.
You are probably the few who are not the racists type and I appreciate your view. I have lived and worked in UK and London in particular; not all Whites are bad, just like in every countries there are good and bad types. I have found some British are really nice and helpful, not the slightest sense of hyprocracy or racist, but the other type, I need not have to describe them
Sadly there are a few bad apples. I would hope that there are many of us that don’t feel this way. And that it’s a tiny fraction of our population that have it all wrong. I meet people from all over the world, and have found that the majority of people are friendly and kind. We are interested in our different religions, foods, traditions etc. It’s great learning about cultures and people. The tiny amount Iv had bad experiences with, Iv taken the time to correct them and explain that they have it very wrong. They should be smarter and not follow what others do and say. Easier said than done I know.
I’m sorry you had this experience over here. If you return to London in the future, let me know and il come and say hello.
You have a a racism problem, not (lack of) education problem. Poor and uneducated people in Asia would be treat europeans with utmost respect, they will ask you if they could have a selfie together with you.
@NICK GRRR ok, purple then 🙄 (after the bash)
@@kchoong6663 it’s not a few it’s majority who are not racist….it’s absolutely disgusting but my friend went on a business trip to china for 4 days and received a lot of racist comments she understands n speaks Chinese ….I’m just saying it’s everywhere I’ve had racist comments said to me…
As a white British expat who left the UK 3 years ago now, I am ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED AND DISAPPOINTED in the UK!
As I have travelled a majority of the world, understood cultures and live within another culture you realise that the world is all one living entity. Those who have no understanding or even don't know how to read a map have no idea about life. Take it from me, go travel, learn a new language and just understand people without looking at their ethnicity. I promise, life becomes so much lighter and easier to live. Stay neutral and don't be wrapped up in the hate. Life is far too short!
I agree!
It's always the white women who don't understand how brutal The world really is. Think it's some kind of fairy tale where we live in peace and entity together.
I am a Korean and have no experience staying abroad only in Guam and Japan, but I should never travel to Europe. A dark-skinned Westerner claims to be white, but there seems to be no difference between Northeast Asian skin and European skin
I am Asian from France and luckily for me, I was stuck "voluntarily" in Vietnam during COVID-19 time. Thks God that was my best decision ever. I was never harassed compared to other Asian in the west.
usually racists don't differentiate between the various Asian communities. I am ethnically Chinese from Singapore but have been called various slurs overseas during my travels. I have been called a Vietcong, chinkie, Kimchi (my chinese name starts with "Kim" ), Hongky Tong Man etc.. Doesn't matter if you are not Chinese, they will discriminate against the various Asian communities anyways
So, if you want to be identified as from a friendly Asian nation; not of those they dislike, paint a Spore banner on your forehead.
@@literung8767 stupidiest advice ever
If we are proud of our heritage, we have nothing to be offended about. We are steady!✌️
@Iskandar Aziz do not take kindness as weakness. Keeping a low profile so as not to exacerbate matters isn't truly inferior. Look at how China kept reticent when facing the aggressive west in many of their disparagement. Yet she continues to rise while the west dwindles. Look at Ukraine, they had been belligerant and not agreeing to talk peace with Russia, when the latter proposed. Now the president has to hightail it to Serbia.
@Iskandar Aziz Well done. you know you just sound an idiot. I already mentioned the discrimination is across various ethnic east Asian groups and you just mentioned some nonsense about Chinese men behaving badly. Seems you just generalize and assume how a group behaves when you are not actually there to see it happen. Definitely not I my case. Your comments are bordering what deems racist and I think you are the one with inferior complex by trying to put another group in a bad light
I've been in the UK throughout the pandemic. Fortunately, I haven't experienced racism here myself though I cannot say the same on behalf of my ESEA friends... one was called f***ing Chinese by a random, racist passer-by, another was turned away rudely at a fast-food counter because apparently she "had Covid" because she "looked Chinese" - my poor friend was so shaken by that experience, especially because she was new to the UK...
Whenever I am outdoors now, there is still fear of encountering racism and being unable to respond to any such macro/microaggressions. I also feel as if I am being made more aware of how different I am for being of Asian descent. That being said, I have met a lot of lovely, diverse people here in the UK - racism exists everywhere, including in my home country... we need to encourage people to speak up about racist encounters, validate their feelings & give them support (but also be careful not to pin every issue on racism) - thanks for this video!
Same, I'm a British born Chinese, also was called f***ING Chinese last year by a shopkeeper. I was alone at that time. I walked out the store immediately and called my family.
@@user-bi8ko7kc6h I'm really sorry you had to experience that... I can imagine it was traumatizing and frustrating at the same time! No one deserves to be treated that way x
@@user-bi8ko7kc6h Just pretend to fall and knock down an entire shelf. Seriously, I would do that
@@callmebirdboy I would commit a crime
I followed a woman out of the train who had muttered "bloody Chinese" under her breath. I just followed her out shouted at her then starred at her for a few moments. Then walked back onto the train. She knew exactly what I thought of her
Because u.k is a basically a mini offshoot of America. All of our TV shows, movies, music is how most of them get information. That means we also export our anti- china propaganda as well.
Attributing the rise in Asian crime in the UK to a single cause is complex. Various factors such as socio-economic conditions, cultural dynamics, and individual circumstances contribute to crime trends. It's important to consider a nuanced approach, acknowledging that crime is a multifaceted issue influenced by diverse factors.
“Wow you speak such good english” is the most common response I’ve faced when speaking to Brits in the UK. It’s really really odd.
Have they never stepped out of their country before?
@@gogogadget9126 China is just an excuse. They just want to harass Asians, whom are often more successful than them despite having a tougher path having to learn English as a second language.
Asians just protect yourself. If you are surrounded by a group of teens, you run. If you can't run, just focus one teen and take him out.
Haha! Relax ... it is a compliment by the English. Nothing more to it, really.
Now you can understand how African Americans feel. SMH
@@liveyourlife7367 Too many African Americans aren't helping themselves by being unproductive and menace to society. One should be scared if you see a group of black people or you see them in your store.
@@gogogadget9126 Certainly not China.
Who wants wars? Large weapons manufacturing companies, mostly in the US, such as Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, General Dynamics, and so forth. These companies have spent $$$ hiring former US generals to help them push for wars. Thus, the US has been in wars, so many that I lost count.
Did you hear Germany is going to spend $100 BILLION Euros in the coming years on military expense?
To be honest, this doesn't strike me as surprising at all. I've always felt that there's a large amount of racism towards Chinese/Japanese/Korean i.e. East Asian people in the UK. If you were to have lived in the UK in the past 10 years, pretty much anywhere outside of London (where you'd have the option of never seeing a non-Asian person), you'd definitely have experienced some form of racism. Interestingly, I don't see it come from the older generation since most of them are far too polite to open their mouths and say something idiotic like that but the younger generation of Brits I feel to be disrespectful, angry and basically disenfranchised. I don't know if its all pervasive or only in the areas where I happened to be, which, admitedly, were mostly working class to maybe middle class places.
(Do note that when I refer to Chinese I just use that as a blanket word to include Japanese, Korean, Malaysian, Singaporean and other related but distinct cultures. This is not a comment on race or whatever, it's just easier than having to type out Korean/Japanese/Chinese. I would use the word 'Asian' but 'Asian' in the UK refers mostly to our South Asian brothers of mostly Indian descent. Note 2: I'm using the word "English" because my experience is in England. )
If you were to ask me to speculate on why this is the case, I'd wager that this is because of a few reasons. Chiefly being what is mentioned by one of the ladies here in this video in that whereas other minorities have reached a critical threshold where English have to pay attention to them just due to their numbers, the Chinese have not reached that level yet, population wise. Secondly, culturally, there is the Chinese belief of the iron rice bowl which is to say that they'll tolerate all sorts of abuse and all sorts of attacks so long as it doesn't affect the bottom line of their survival i.e. their livelihood. Lastly, there is a cultural divide. Like the Jews in Europe, the Chinese tend to stick to themselves and keep their heads down low so that they "won't be seen as making trouble." It's related to the second reason that I mentioned but also has the effect of them becoming very successful in businesses etc. That and the fact that there is a huge emphasis on education in Chinese culture also helps ensure their success. The point is that Chinese people do not have a voice and do not have the political power nor push to ensure real change.
Lastly, due to the above reasons, there still is not very much contact between the Chinese populace and the English populace. You'd be surprised by how many Brits don't know simple things such as when Chinese New Year is or even what Diwali is about. The latter being extremely shocking considering that Leicester has the biggest Diwali celebration outside of India and that maybe 8% of the population is South Asian. When there is little contact between the communities and between the people, there is a lot of mistrust which can turn into something more dangerous over the years.
I would have hoped that in the decade that I've left the country, things would have gotten better but it really seems like they're instead regressing. Hopefully it doesn't regress further and give into far right nationalism because that's the first step down a very very slippery slope.
Keep our head down? Wtf u smoking. I beat the s out of them if they come s talk at me
It's all because of Trump.... Trump virus as his mouth caused the hatred of Chinese all over the world.
@@sootuckchoong7077 you are silly. The virus did come from Wuhan FIRST. !! China lockdown Wuhan and cause the world to be afraid. China shouldn't have lockdown Wuhan or shouldn't have done anything. Let those othe5 countries report first.
@@sootuckchoong7077 Brexit also has a big role
@@jjjll2040 Well I think that they were just trying to contain it before it could spread? The Chinese government took precautions just in case. But at the same time, if you think about it, it is only a speculation that it came from Wuhan as the 1st case was discovered there. Till now there is not much information disclosed to the public about how did Covid-19 come about.
I’m Asian and faced racism home in Canada and when I travelled in the UK. I like the history but not about being targeted when I travel. As such, I will Never go to UK again. In fact, I also don’t plan to go to USA for quite a while. In Canada, I have been confronted several times with threats and called a virus. Luckily, I’m a pretty big guy so it’s not an issue. But the fuking hatred has to go ...I’m actually thinking of moving to Asia to get away from the racism...anyways, a well done doc ..
Sorry u feel like that bro hopefully things improve I don't understand why people can't see we are just human beings and are the same.
@@kh7736 because of the media who had all negative news against Chinese even Hong kong ppl themselves believe a lot in such news
Chinese and Asian people are very racist; they first need to learn how not to be racist; and then we can better fix the problem.
@@CB-ro6pk constant demonization of China by politicians and media contribute greatly to hate crimes against Asians
@@CB-ro6pk is not the news, this is what happens when you have mass immigration. People lose their tolerance towards foreigners.
I am Filipino Australian, lots of racism here too. Racism will never go away due to narrow-mindedness of some people. Despite how we look the colour of our skin, we bleed blood the same. The funny thing is, racist people still eat Asian or other ethnic food type and cook the food in their home. 🥴 Mind you there are other ethnic or asian countries who are racist toward those not their kind. Life is so short, get on with it. Just try to be kind, respectful and try to see God in others. Our highest goal really is how we impact others in this life and that will we have a ticket to heaven. Be kind others to people!
And they also like tan salons while criticizing other people's color. Nonsence.
You would not be saying this if millions of foreigners kept flooding the Philippines. People want their own country. You should try to respect that.
I’m so truly sorry
@@tunkytunkywhat ppl? The aboriginal I guess😏
@@nicksun2405 is what happened to them a good thing? Why keep it going? You cannot import them from other places. This is what I don't understand - those aboriginal people STILL LIVE THERE AND ARE STILL BEING DISPLACED BY IMMIGRANTS. Like the lady in Op. At some point the immigration just has to stop ✋
Racist people are there all over the world. They can be of any race, even Asian. All types of racism must be condemned. It’s not a right left issue or white non-white issue. It’s some people who think they are superior because of their race and other person is inferior because of that person’s race.
culture issues
maybe white people are sick of having to share everything with brown people and asians
in China or Japan, they may be racists but will attack physically against the minority.
@@kohteehock9020 wtf are you talking about. China people like you making no sense, so dumb and have big pussy. also what your keyboard wook like? can you take photo for me pwease. pwease send photo here i want to have a little laugh in my noodle car hehe
@@Yoyo-vt4hc what? i not try to excuse it. I am racist. I hate you dirty people, please stay in china, you never welcome in the west. Enjoy whinnie poo leader, he so cute for you. also dont use our language.. why you popel say you hate west so much but you all speak bad english? why you learn this? and why is english form you so bad. just keep learning china language, its so cute for you poeple. hehe
I live in a flat and have been a victim of racist abuse from neighbours.
Once I was physically attacked on my doorstep. Luckily, I was not injured.
Police came three times, but apart from asking questions, they did nothing.
Strike them as hard as you can. Fight back resolutely. don't be weak. using a gun to protect yourself.
@@kickmonster597 you expect a tiny puny Asian physically able to win a white ??? 😂 🤣
@@jamesyue1348 size mean nothing on the street, and most white aren't much bigger than Asian, I had beat up several racist dude when I come to america, not really that hard.
@@jamesyue1348 uh.......
But why
If governments of US, UK, Australia and Canada can openly practice racism and discriminations, why not the public?
Precisely
Especially the public
Hahah. US, UK, and Canada have the most diverse societies, most successful non-white diaspora and open immigration systems in the world! Name one Asian, or Middle Eastern country that is equally open or tolerant - you can't!
@@idaabdullah4653 haha! Come on man. You are muslim. Islam wants to kill or subjugate everyone not muslim. You are a funny one haha
@@forret Lol, how ppl get thrown under the train just because they are Asian, you call it open and tolerant? The blacks in America face continuous discrimination since the early days of the founding of America through slavery till the modern days. Native Americans get exterminated or forced assimilated, you call that tolerant? The only open I know in America is open fires, where innocent ppl not safe even a second, you can go to school or shopping mall and then end up in mortuary.
Learn from China, with over 50 ethnicities, no homeless on street, no discrimination, among the world safest country, 1 billion lifted out of poverty, everyone equal in the eye of law and justice, equal opportunity, you won’t get beaten up just because you’re not Han Chinese but still there are many rooms for improvement, not the egoistic hegemony called United States of America that think the world owe them.
I am south asian living in uk. I currently work in a cafe. I have faced many racist comments on me cause they think i am chinese. I was told to put mask on my face by a customer who was fine talking and laughing with my other british collegues without wearing mask. It happens many time. sometimes a persons action shows how racist he/she is.
So sorry About that , 👋 hi
Maybe south east asia....south asia is india
@@vladimirklimova2593 yes sir i know i am from Nepal
Vladimir Klimova ohh cool 😎
@@yvonnesae2478kun thar (cast) ho bro timro
That is why I NEVER immigrate to western countries , even thought I have lived in both Nz and AUS for a few years and had opportunity to immigrate, but I refused because I prefer to stay in Asia and feel more welcoming in ASIA
Lots of Asian Americans are moving back to Asia. It's a reverse brain-drain. Even non-Asian Americans are trying to retire there, just check out all the expat in asia youtube videos. - WW
@@WanderingWolf365 leave some space for me guys !!!! 😆😆😂😂😂
I am a Vietnamese American living in San Diego. I hear a lot of hate crimes happening in San Francisco but it doesn’t happen here. We Asian people don’t play around in So-Cal. Sometimes, you have to face violent with violent.
I used to live in San Diego near SDSU and Mira Mesa, now in LA. Because both cities have a large population of Asians. Violent crimes against East and South Asian s less frequently than if you live in mid west, Florida, east coast especially New York. Where NY was hard hit by COVID. African Americans are usually target by white in discrimination. So the rise of BLM. But since COVID, Some African Americans violent against Asians because their families and relatives die and sick from the virus. Even some homeless people attack Asians from the news. Reality and always be alert.
Younger Asians know English and fight back but seniors are vulnerable to haters because weaker reaction and some elderly can't speak English well enough.
It proves that there are jerks living in every corner of the world. It takes others calling them on the carpet and making them be accountable through the laws, people standing up and saying it's wrong, schools and churches and social media and general media and print media to make these changes. There will always be idiots in life (ask any police officer, or doctor or flight attendant and they will echo that thought), but if society steps up and continues to put pressure on them and say it's unacceptable to act this way, it will help. Totally unacceptable behavior and thoughts!!!!!!!
It's not going to happen in the US for a while because the rich have dumbed down our educational system and made the average American think it's all right to have nasty racist ideas. They always had these ideas but they never felt free to act on them before. Trump gave them freedom to act on them, even to try to overthrown the legally elected government. The rich wanted people to not be well educated because it's easier to manipulate them.
Thanks for the documentary, Wei Du! We had a sense of racism even when we were tourists in Canada back 30 years ago but now, we know it is worse.
Try the 70s and 80s outside of Chicago! And it doesn't even matter if you don't 'look' Chinese. The kids know. The adults haven't a clue, but the kids do.
BS, restaurant in Canada 30 yrs ago didn't even accept Chinese customers, how come it's worse now.
@@ChenLinYu323 its not worse, its even better than it was 30 years ago. How is tiananmen square these days? Still driving tanks over unarmed protestors? How many of your Uyghur friends are in concentration camps?
There are so many asians in Canada
I've experienced it even way prior to covid. We need to learn to love and embrace each other.
Where’s the racial diversity in Asia you filthy racist
And it's you again 🤨
@@julial3758 what? Moron
I agree.
We are all human.
We have different cultures and different words for the same objects and experiences in life.
That's all.
Imagine mixing Chinese sauce with African American fried chicken, and Latino flavored rice with Korean beef Bulgogi.
🤤
Ohhhhh the loooove
😃
If people hate Ray Mak, that's also racism too
Not just UK but also US, Canada, Australia... Vancouver was just recently rated the most anti Asian hate crime of North America. It says much about the degree of violence, closet and casual racism mindset in Anglo, Western culture. Even to be seen often on public media entertainment, popular tv series; and there's no excuses for it. Even in many poorer, less developed countries around the world like in SEA region, there's no such racial harassment and assaults on such scale.
yes its because all of these places have a large chinese population. no one asked for it or wanted it. its yuck. they should go home if they want to be chinese
@@grubykobieta9990 lol did your entire neighborhood got bought by the Chinese again? try harder next time. May be in the next life
@Sora L it's on many mainstream news reports. You can look up Google with 'Vancouver hate crimes capital' term.
@Sora L I agree. I think New York is having a lot more violence than Vancouver.
White people are not attacking Asian people in the United States so stop implying it's white people by "Anglo". Also, the reason you do not hear about these reports from other countries is because they accept hatred and don't report them. If you think it doesn't exist everywhere you are sadly misinformed.
As a Japanese American, one thing that I have noticed is that the Asian community in the UK has not gotten together to protest as we have done in the US. One difference between the UK and the US is that here the majority of the victims have been elderly, not young people.
Elderly asians should be allowed by law to carry guns in the USA including in states where guns are illegal to protect themselves
Japanese Americans have shown very little solidarity with other Asian Americans who were out defending their neighborhoods from racist attacks. Indian Americans, who were not subject to attacks, patrolled neighborhoods with Chinese Americans and showed far more solidarity with their Asian brethren than Japanese Americans did.
@@sumtingwong9563 Bro dont complain. Thats when you have to be the more outgoing one and reach out first. Btw awesome job protecting the elderly in the inner city's!
@@sumtingwong9563 The Japanese Americans are mostly older 3rd, 4th and 5th generationers. They have largely dispersed from their original communities and intermarried with "others", and dissolving as a solid, ethnic entity. The same will eventually happen to post-1965 Asian-Americans, for better or worse.
What people? You are Japanese. You clearly have picked your side to antagonize the Chinese race and most likely others. You can ask the bullies to give you special treatment since you have clearly taken their side.
Felt so sad while watching this, it needs more media coverage.
I would have gone back to my country rather than living with racists. I know it won't solve the problem but I would rather be with the people of my kind and feel comfortable. We're hardworking and talented people we will definitely have some good opportunities in our home countries.
Ir impossible to live with rasists, this is altso a new way of war if u want to take over a country.
How do you do that if you were born & educated in the UK? It’s like telling African American ppl to return to Africa.
@@is8249 Or people like me a third-generation Japanese American to return to Japan. I do not speak the language, nor know their culture.
These incidents only inform a small piece of the whole living experience in multicultural countries. Overall, it's beneficial to live where the world is bigger-- in a multicultural society, for it's goods despite some of its bads.
@@is8249 Sorry I didn't make point clearly. Yes my suggestion won't work for 1st or 2nd gen immigrant kids. I meant it for any new immigrants who want to settle in UK or Europe. US is the most multicultural and most accepting even though there is discrimination here and there. So, it's okay to immigrate to US. Canada plain simple just want cheap immigrant labour in all sectors. So, I won't suggest it for any non-white person.
fun fact about this "Asian hate" the people who attacked those Asians were NOT WYTE
White
I'm Chinese-American living in the Midwest, and the area that I live in feels very isolating. I have experienced rejection constantly and racism from different ethnic groups. A lot of what I have experienced was pre-Covid but after Covid; the racism and isolation became worse. People either give me angry looks; or avoid me completely. I have experienced racial harassment, sexual harassment and being followed.
Strike them as hard as you can. Fight back resolutely. don't be weak.
So why do Asians pull their mask up around black people when they don't even smell?
Is this a way to retaliate against Asian hate?
@@kickmonster597 That would land any one in trouble with law enforcement.
@@kickmonster597 be ........smarter and logical dude,if she is a girl,she is weaker..a black /white person.specially so the males got more strength than her..she surely is non match for these bullies!!
@@minghui5199 you should bring a pepper spray or a knife with you, use them to retaliate to whoever threaten you.
My white grandson was refused a job in an Asian owned company. It seems they ONLY hired Chinese people.
Imagine the OUTCRY if a white owned company refused to hire anyone but whites?
He has been verbally attacked by multiple Asian store owners in an Asian mall. His Asian friends spoke up
and asked them why they were attacking him.
My grandson 's best friend is Chinese, they spent years together renting a condo while they went to college.
My daughter married a half Chinese man.
About a month ago my grandson was driving home from work, he saw an elderly Asian woman fall on the sidewalk. He stopped his car blocking the lane to run to help
the woman. He called 911, helped the lady onto the grass and got her a bottle of water out of his car.. The Police tore into him when they showed up.
They ASSUMED he had hit the Asian woman and she didn't speak English. He said WHY would I call 911 if I hit her? He was forced to stay there until TWO Asian officers came.
The first one didn't speak her language, the second did and said the woman kept asking why are you yelling at the nice young man? The police then threatened to
charge him for blocking traffic.
There are MANY ADVANTAGES to claiming you are a victim of white racism and NO ADVANTAGE to claiming you are a victim of ANTI WHITE racism.
sounds fake. which mall? which business denied you employment? where do you live? your whole comment is just made up crap and pearl clutching. time for eurocentric culture to meet its end so the rest of the world can finally know peace and prosperity. if eurocentric culture is not immediately eliminated, hundreds of millions of innocent people will be starved to death because you like to steal everyone elses food to maintain your 7 meal a day routines..
As a travel blogger, I would always give fair warning and recommend my followers to visit countries other than North America or Europe. The issue with COVID and hate crimes will not dissipate. If I were Asian British, I would consider relocating to another country. Several African Americans took the significant step of resettling in Ghana when the country opened its door. They are happier and don't have to deal with the constant fear of being harassed by Caucasian officials.
Yes I totally agree. life is short. why subject yourself to a life of humiliation. I was thinking about the Hong Kongers who bought a one way ticket to the UK. They're in for a rude shock...
I'm white, English and I'm moving to Asia because England is @#!" #@"! To live in. You would be mad to want to move there in the first place. I have lived in Asia for 8 years and had to come back to make some money before COVID. I get racist abuse over there but it's still better than being here
It's still too early for this to become a larger movement, but I think the current trajectory in terms of economic and societal development clearly points in that direction.
Who's being racist now?
@@cathychan2814 Where do you live that's so great?
Lonely places, with lonely empty people's minds..These world belongs to no one's..We are here on temporary life .Nothing is permanent..Whether You are White, Yellow, Black, Red colors skin
I am Canadian with Asian back ground and was living in Vietnam for 2 years during the pandemic. The Vietnamese government support their citizen small amount of money as a courtesy and that also including us as foreigners too. The local peoples share their food to us too. It was amazing gestures and we are really appreciated. Thanks to them and it's SUPERIOR! Then we learnt about these racist incidents and it's sad and upsetting. This shows their INFERIOR!
What is your Asian background ?
@@arunanarina1316Chinese and proud of that. Even though I do not know the Chinese language.
@@2bornot2b888
Very strange
You're Asian but you sounds a little bit shocked with the Asian Culture, or you must be one of those Banana kids there in Canada ?
you know.. Yellow outside, White Inside :)
@@arunanarina1316 Definitely not banana. I prefer brownie lolz
@@arunanarina1316 Don't compare the Asian people to Western people,Asian people and Muslim countries are more better than western.
I love this woman thats so brave and so thorough on her investigative means.. it means so much to bring attention to a lot of unspoken topics.
Noticed that CNA mostly structure their wording during its reports hinting in favour of the west compared to China. The problem is, anti Chinese westerners won't bother to distinguish which part of world you are from as long as the features are east Asian.
Just n advice cause I saw a video where a Singaporean being assaulted even though he was shouting to declare himself as Singaporean.
To them all Asians are Chinese just like Asians who think all African are black
The reason they hate China is because they can't stand an Asian country being more powerful than them.
I'm very proud to be asian
So am I.
Yeah, me too!
If that's the case, then why have a western name?
Based on research, East Asians have the lowest pride and dignity among all groups in the world
@@wubbalublub5368 it's been a long time I last seen an idiot
I have similar experience with the Dean, Oxford. When I was in Vic, Australia, I once worked as a senior manager of an investment firm. One day my firm held a seminar on investment, and a few colleague and myself acted as greeters. I recall all except for one person would go straight to my junior white colleagues rather to me to enquire about things
My friend and I personally experienced racism in Australia as well. During one outing, we were been mocked and laughed at as Asians out of the blue. We were so shocked as we did not offend anyone there during our trip. That was many years back before the pandemic even started.
@@kyliewong5622 even in Singapore you will notice white people naturally gravitate towards whites. Whether in as a service provider/customer or employer/employee relationship. I can understand that in Australia, UK or USA where it is technically their country and they have been clear bias against asians, but in Singapore? Strange and shocking at the same time.
@@xxxcool2565 I understand ur point of view on those countries mentioned. Though not every one is bias/racist, there's bound to have a whole lot or handful of them. Nevertheless, it still shocked us as we literally did nothing. So, somehow I can relate to Asians been attacked unnecessarily in those countries.
@@kyliewong5622 "Nevertheless it shocked us and we literally did nothing". That's the problem. Asians are culturally incline to respect others even if we don't agree with their actions. Hence we keep quiet. Additionally decades of brain washing during collonial past ingrained in us that whites are "superior" (though thankfully that has changed throughout the years). But even today asians hestitate to fight back and "take it on the chin". Look at the blacks. Try and do the same to them and they will hit back so hard the prepetrators think thrice. BLM, George Floyd, Martin Luther king.
@@xxxcool2565 its easier to communicate with own kind.
It was the privilege of being far more wealthier than the rest of the world and the certainty of being in total control including the ability to project violence in any global region, which made Westerners of European descent relatively tolerant towards marginalized groups for a couple of decades. It's still a very early stage of this development, but as soon as the decline really kicks in, racism in the West will be skyrocketing.
So true
Nice racist generalisation you make.
Such a good documentary, Thank you Wei And CNA for digging into the history of UK!
Uk is generally tolerant place , especially when compared to other places
How could anyone hate a race to an extent that the have to harm the people?? I love Asians they are most polite and respectful people I‘ve ever met. 😓 stop this
You know, they don't like black people right? Look up all the racist shyt they say towards and about black people. It's hard to have sympathy for another ethnic group who is racist too.
Well the white thinks they are superior human race and when they see the Asia countries rise in economy, military power for example China, they feel jealous and angry that their "superior" is gone.
Brainwashing is one of the reasons. They've been conditioned to hate a certain group and use them as scapegoats for problems they can't solve. That's what happened among my fellow Asians who live in the US or UK.
Not all Asians are respectful!
Some of them, are incredibly rude.
@@mariahewitt9787 so ? That justify the attack and hate crime against an entire race of people ? Your racist logic is as stupid as you.
I'm an African living and married to a Chinese in China, the things I face here from the society on a daily basis and from the government officials are terrible and worse is that I can't record to show to the world
what issues do you face bro? and are they racial motivated?
I Live in Australia and face racism from Chinese people on a daily basis
If they are physically harming you. We got ya back here in the U.S! No China man should running their mouth!
Asian living in Asia is safer. I don't wanna go to Alien countries.
I recall when I visited Munich and I was walking by myself to meet my German friend Sebastian. I got really scared when I noticed someone following me on every turn. I was lucky enough to find my friend right around corner. Then the follower (seems homeless) walked passing us hurling racial slurs. This all happened during broad daylight.
that scary
Lived in Muniche people are so racist there especially the turks but also Albanian
Chinese and Asian people are very racist; they first need to learn how not to be racist; and then we can better fix the problem.
Thank you so much for filming this documentary ！It should be well spread.
Chinese and Asian people are very racist; they first need to learn how not to be racist; and then we can better fix the problem.
The hate comes from Western media and politician.
I agree. Just look at Trump and all the
U.S politicians.
I moved to the UK last year and had already experienced racism. I was in the park with my daughters, as I was sitting down and group of teenagers walked passed me and one of the boy said to me “ching ching ching”. I was shocked and didn’t know how to react. His friend told him to stop while laughing.
Last week I was walking to a restaurant in high street with my family. We walked pass a pub, there were many people drinking outside of the pub, they look like pupils from the university nearby, a group of smoking / drinking pupils saw us and started talking about “racist” and laughed. I didn’t hear what exactly they were talking about but it made me feel really sad.
That night after the dinner I felt unsafe going to get our car through walking high street.
In this modern world, the children should be more educated about races.
The lady who claimed to be nationalist is upset about different races settling in the UK. What would she think if a white family settled in an Asian country and was unwelcome by the locals? To be honest, white people are very welcomed in my own country, why can’t she be the same?
You 100% deserve it. Should have remain in your S.H of a country instead of invading the western world
I hate to say this but Asians can be VERY racist themselves. The way they treat Africans in Africa, their anti-blackness sentiments in the U.S., and their treatment of blacks in some Asian countries can make me apathetic to their "plight" at times. They're also very discriminating against darker skin people (who aren't black). It's like they're now getting a taste of their own racism.
lol
No one said asians can’t be racist, there are racists in every race.
@Raul Tiangson that’s what I said
Absolutely.
True that
The hate comes from the fact that ppl just can’t get along generally even if same tribe or race. When has there ever been a country that was truly diverse and all races and classes are treated fairly equally? Never.
Well….some countries are more equal than others …. Come to singapore and see yourself
Check out what its like being in Asia as a minority. Its much different than in the west. And sorry to say this but never listen to hispanics about racism in ASIA. They always want to pull the race card every chance they get.
@@hungmanxxxx2462 😆😂
Nobody talks about the vicious racism blacks were subjected to in China when covid started and they tried to blame it on Africans. We saw video of Africans being dragged through the streets. Evicted from hotels and Apts and made to sleep under bridges. Not allowed into stores to buy food or water while whites on the same line were allowed in. The white media ignored the story but WION news showed it.
@@vitocorleone8323 there is global white privilege but you rly cant blame white ppl even for that bc if nonwhites in the world are treating white ppl better for whatever reason and think they are better smarter richer better looking i mean thats actually more on the non whites to change how they view themselves vis a vis white ppl. its also up to non whites to make their own countries stronger richer better so everyone including whites would respect them. lots of non white countries are poor in part b/c of bad management and rampant corruption so you cant blame it all on whites. human beings respects power and wealth. any race or nation able to accomplish this will gain respect. its not rly about race or color when you think about it. its all about power and wealth
Great interview. Questions address what people are thinking, but afraid to say out loud. Good job.
Ya 👁️
Black people went through that and worst for DECADES.
@Beatrixx. Cé do your. Research you clown
this is embarrassing to know this is happening in my country ..im so sorry !
It’s a natural reaction to the Chinese bioweapon murdering millions of Brits
It's crazy. First the far right oppose mask mandates. Then, blame the Chinese if they get sick. People are such morons.
Chinese and Asian people are very racist; they first need to learn how not to be racist; and then we can better fix the problem.
Me too!.🥺
I lived in UK for 6 years and never have such issue. I feel UK people are the best people in the world generally. Friendly and helpful. Those happened are isolated cases I think. But it would be good if the govt can take a proactive actions before it escalated.
I am a British born Chinese and have been living in a large English town all my life. I have never experienced racially motivated attacks before in my whole life, old and young treats me like anyone else. Every single day I meet people from all corners of the world, from Chinese to Vietnamese to Thai, to Caribbean to Nigerians, to Lebanese, to Polish, to French, to Indian, to Turkish, to Pakistani to Irish I could go on. What I'm trying to say is that there will be hate to every ethnicity or nationality, but it is up to you to look past that because fondly enough, the large majority of people are great! To be honest, I've only really hear people talking smack about Romanians and Eastern Europeans than any another nationality...
so let me get this straight. u look past that (as in ignoring it) so ull get along with your english masters better?
You’re born there, that says it all.
You are right about that .
@@GspotPredator some American born Asians are still harassed . Because of their colour
@@me_sad true but the ones that are born that stand their ground and are more confident of themselves.
The lady saying she's a Christian obviously hasn't read the book of revelations, heaven is filled with believers of all NATIONS worshipping God , God loves diversity which is why he created humans with different appearances ❤️
Bible is a fake story.
You know that!!
Interesting and sad that people can be so ignorant.
Chinese immigrants to UK generally keep a low profile and are themselves very hard working, law abiding and non confrontational.Let's hope these racist actions stop.
Regarding the Victim, Mr VU who is supposedly Vietnamese, why does he speak Cantonese, a Chinese dialect from Southern China ?
Why doesn't Mr.Vu speak English,he's lived in the UK for 30 years. Anyone who takes up residence in another country should learn the language. Everyone. By not doing so it isolates that person. I lived in France for a while tho I didn't speak French when I arrived, I spoke it well enough to communicate by the time I left & that was only a couple years.
I think is very hard to change the society and environment that have Anti Asian hate. If i was in that place, i will relocate not just for my safety, but also safety of my families.
Lol you will not get hate in east Asian or south East Asian country
@@Masha-kd2im if hate come to hurting people physically and causes death, and the situation does not improve, although you already tried, then is time to leave that place.
@@Masha-kd2im is really not common in my country and feel the hate around you. there no reason to receive hate. i believed you not been to South East Asia right? yes there some hate, but not that common
@@davewong9284 no I’m from south East Asian.. (Malaysia)
Hate is more devastating compared to covid19.. as an asian myself i feel you.. continue to be strong..
Asians world wide must learn of world's history of racial interaction, violence and how we're peceived. Dont spend money on or act in any way that benefit the haters and cause us disadvantages.
What if asians mug foreigners visiting their country?
@@cholesterol804 And which East Asian and South East Asian countries have such prevalent problem? It's one of the safest region in the world for tourism. Millions of foreigners from countries all over the world come to the region every year. East Asia has one of the world lowest crimes rate, violence is a rare sight in public, almost non existent let alone hate crimes or racist attacks against foreigners. People can walk the public street late at night without fear of hate crimes, assault, harassment unlike in the West. Even in so called 'civilized' European cities, like London, Milan, Madrid, Paris... there's currently a public pickpocketing, mugging and assault pandemic against tourists. Look it up. In the US and the West, out of all major races, Asians always statistically have the lowest crime rate for their population.
@MyLifeInJeju that's a gender and sex harrasment problem that Korean women are also facing. Statistically for tourists travelling to SEA or East Asia they still have a much lower chances of being racially harrassed, rob or assaulted because of their racial appearance compare to some Western countries.
@KrO They are countries among the lowest crime rates in the world, that tell you enough about their culture.
@KrO Yes. Feel much safer to travel and even walk around at night. No racial harassment as foreigner. Unlike so called 'civilized' places like Paris and London full of roaming pickpocketing and robbers targeting tourists.
Very sad to hear this kind of abuse took place. And unfortunately there is plenty of small minded people do exist
I love how the Nationalist woman twist her word to sound that racial violence got totally nothing to do with her.... LOL
They always do that when they are confronted face to face. When they are in their pack it would be a totally different thing
The foundation of this problem lies in the same place as many of the world problems. The lack of a good foundation in philosophy, psychology and debate in education.
It is honestly impressive how well politicians, CEO's and religious leaders have thought us that we should leave such things up to them. Their tactics are no longer working that well due to the internet, many of the younger generation are finding their way to these subjects online.
I just fear it won't be enough, we have many difficult, global, issues we all need to deal with. Otherwise this planet might not stomach us for much longer.
Actually discussing emotions such as hate, anger and fear and giving our children tools to better deal with them through a basis in psychology would make a huge difference. Especially if you combine that with discussions on morals and ethics in a format that uses the many skills found in debate.
We humans have the people, the researched, the knowledge, experience and technology. What we now need more than anything else is the wisdom to use it responsibly. I think we can all agree leaving this just to the politicians, CEO's and religious leaders isn't working out that well.
"I wake up every morning in a house that was built by slaves, and I watch my daughters-two beautiful, intelligent, Black young women-playing with their dogs on the White House lawn."
I'm coming to the UK next month and I'm praying for a safe environment 🙏🏻
how’s your trip? did you experience racism
I'm sure you won't....welcome 👍
I still dont understand why people will still migrate there. You go there u are always a 3rd Class Citizen...
because they love whites and desperately want to be part of white society
@@anomalianomali5080 or better opportunity
the same thing happened in Germany ( in Siegen and Essen ), mainly since the covid 19 pandemic. I am not from China, but more than some people turned to be violent in speech and behaviour at that time. my career path has also been more negatively affected by racism. I was called corona virus, humiliated in working place and private business. Ironically, I know more about western culture than china for example their language, cities. At this point, I realized that I should have learned more about east and south east asia culture because no matter how little I know about it , less educated people in other part of the world, which is unfortunately many, will blacken me if something relatively negative happens from those countries. However, i do respect people from different culture and race who judge individual not based on their origin. It does not need a high IQ and EQ to manage this.
Racism existed since long time ago. White people think they are the upper class, and "black lives matter", then left yellow people to be harrased.
Germans have a long history of racism. Just look at wgat they did to jews previoysly
@@darrenwang1544 i feel sorry for those people. If I had unlimited money, I would offer them a free world tour outside their home to broaden their horizon.
@@darrenwang1544 Yellow Lives Matter?
Sorry, that should be Yellow Lives Matter!
It must be difficult staying in a foreign land with lots of cultural adjustments. I will just stay here in my native country where I am not a second-class citizen and my civil rights are protected by law.
That’s so true, hello 👋
Hi
I have to agree. My family came from Greece and my gran said that coming to the UK was the worst decision our family made. You have to integrate and inter marry into that culture and in the process you loose your own. If you don't, you become isolated in later life and feel that you do not belong. I blame globalization and capitalism for this.
@@loganwilliams6589 . Nice to meet you.
@@NI-nf8eh and advancing technology that eases travel in-between continents. And, I do agree that because of globalisation, a country’s economy suffered because cheap imports in large quantities aided by mechanisation compete with local produce done by hand. So many political issues, economic gaps, cultural dysphoria, immigration phenomena , etcetera, that started with globalisation.
Alledgedly China is the source of COVID 19 but this should not be a passport for other races to assault any one. Asians , including myself should protect ourselves at all cost. I am a Filipino and the first nurse to inject an English woman is a Filipino. Let us spread love, not hate.
according to real science, the earliest known proof of covid is in italy... there were antibodies in their blood in early 2019...
Did Anthony Fauci told you about gain of function?
I can't imagine living in constant fear. This is NOT right. Let's not wait for the authorities to spread awareness. Let's actively EDUCATE everyone around us. Let's pick on every single racist joke or comment our friends do, let's emphasize that we DON'T appreciate and allow that.
That’s so true, hello 👋
Thanks for highlighting this problem. The point is well made that one way forward is to raise awareness of this, educating more people about this. I entirely agree with the comments of the Oxford Dean of Law about unconscious racism, as that can be related, in that wider awareness might generate better support amongst more folks in our communities. For instance, in the past few years, someone who knew me, or at least I thought they did, challenged me as to whether there was a reason for me experiencing racism, and suggested that I may have done things inadvertently perhaps to trigger that, adding a question as to whether any of my relatives in this country had suffered the same. I informed this individual that I was not alone, that family members had suffered racist abuse, not just me, and, no, I had most certainly not done anything to trigger such behaviour. The individual who had asked me those questions seemed surprised. I was taken aback at the apparent lack of awareness and insensitivity about the occurrence of racist behaviour towards those of East Asian origin.
I would add that sadly, I have particularly experienced racially abusive behaviour since Covid-19 arose, a number of times, in one instance being called Coronavirus, in another episode being spat upon, in yet another instance having money demanded from me to compensate one abuser for the “trouble” my kind were causing (naturally, I refused and he backed off when I threatened to report him for an offence), and in another instance I was shouted at and elbowed aside in a supermarket, whilst in a separate shopping incident I was called a nutter who caused all this by someone who insisted on still standing very close to me whilst she wasn’t wearing a mask after I asked politely that she observe social distancing when queuing (at the time, we were still in the midst of lockdown).
My kids were born in 64 and 66 and experienced a lot of racism growing up. When my youngest brother (16) died, I sent my daughter to live with my parents in the small town I grew up in. I'd never gotten along well there myself, but I knew that if anyone could do it, she could--and she did! For some weird reason, they loved her. She was 13. When she was 14 and a freshman her teacher sent her to some big science fair their school had never had a hope of even winning a booby prize. She won first prize, thus giving the school third! Boy, did they love her. Some kids are born with a spirit that simply says--get out of my way. She entered college at 16--by the time she was 26, she had her BS, MD, Ph.D & Post-Doc. She did her medical residency at Johns Hopkins.
My son had a rougher time but he eventually earned 3 degrees.
@@janicema3959 That's good now you should go back to Asia. It's so horrible in the West you managed to raise children to have 3 degrees. But yes so racist. Back to Asia.
As someone who grew up in South Africa, I'm not going to say I've never met with racial prejudice, but the incidents were mainly incited by my actions and words rather than purely racial attacks.
I went to Canada for secondary school, and unfortunately, race/racial is not a topic I found my white teachers like to talk about.
Maybe the motto is to just accept and get on with your life.
I applaud the filmmaker for making a movie about hate crimes to raise awareness.
This is a sensible reply. Thanks for sharing
"I went to Canada for secondary school, and unfortunately, race/racial is not a topic I found my white teachers like to talk about."
- Quite random statement. What did you want them to discuss specifically? What city did you attend secondary school in? You mention you grew up in South Africa - are you Asian?
1. How dumb do you have to be to attack because a virus may have come their country.
2. How dumb do you have to be not to blame the people running our country who were too busy making money instead of helping the nation.
Suggested title: Asian journalist in CNA realise that they are also Asians.
Just because you married a white spouse doesn’t mean the white privilege will come to you.
@@Melcor2304 So true.
Haters are with low self esteem
oh, that story of Uncle Roger's attack, so sad.
no it funny haha
I’ve experienced racism from Europeans, Hispanic people, Black people, Caribbean Islanders, people of various ethnic groups in the US, Canada, Japan AND Korea… (they’re the places I’ve been). Racism is everywhere and not monopolized by one race/ethnic group or country.
I would never live outside my country because of this racism. I've got so much pride for this.
Never say never! We live in a fallen world and anything can happen.
Just making a socio-cultural observation that's completely unrelated to asian hate crimes and coronavirus. But I think the biggest differences among East Asian diaspora in the UK vs US is assimilation. The asians living in the UK don't seem to assimilate which is somewhat indicated by their lack of local accents. They tend to stick to their own communities. Whereas Asians in the US are actually culturally American.
but it's happening more in the US by the minute -- being bashed just because you have dffrnt colour ????
The UK is not a nation of immigrants. The US is. The UK has been undergoing an extraordinary experiment in the last 20 years - a policy of mass migration. More foreign-born people arrived in the UK in the last 20 years than arrived in the last millenia. Why would you not expect such rapid social change to cause friction?
I lived in London for a decade, but I won't go back unless I'm a black belt Taekwondo or Kung Fu
😆😆😆😂😂😂😂 I know neither but I love London
Really that bad in London? What about other parts of EU such as Paris, etc.?
@@yannip2083 hahahaha you know what? Paris is worse🤣
@@DailyChinese_ OMG! Paris is worse?! Where in the world is not as bad?
@@yannip2083 quite disappointed, before coming to Paris I did have a fantasy about Paris about its culture, its openness as "égalité" is actually their national motto, but it turned out more like a marketing way to attract tourists...
I like Asians, polite and respectful people. I'd be happy to live next door to an Asian family, can't say the same for people of a certain religion living here
I think Japanese are polite but not chinese , they are rude to anybody who is not white
Why can't people love, and care,for each other such nasty people in this world.
So far my neighborhood is peaceful . But having Chinese blood does makes me more alert to my surroundings. Being prepared to record these events helps in the fight back .
They're doing it because they see it happening on TV in the United States.
That’s so true, hello
Southeast Asian here living in Portugal. During the height of the pandemic, my son and I experienced racial hate such as a group of teens calling us Chinese bat, Chinese bat! Or for several times that I’m walking along a sidewalk and people will move to the other side on a haste. One kid in my son’s school told him ‘you have corona because you look Chinese’
You ought to relocate to South Asia. It's not going to get better, in fact in my lifetime I believe it's gotten worse. Mass immigration just kills everyone's patience for foreigners because we feel like we're being invaded and they just say "serves you right for being white!"
have always been harassed by street kids, shouting at me, trying to jump scare me when im on a bike and even throw rocks at me, but if I take that in and perpetuate the hate within myself, I would have died by suicide long ago, and now I have developed a complete poker face and completely immune to those scares and shouts, much like whence you've watched horror movies 24/7 for 20 years, everything becomes plain and at times only slightly annoying, but at least I can still live a somewhat normal life
That is actually a really sad story, man.
You experienced those things in US or UK?
Marry whoever you love regardless of color, your heart will tell you who to love. Not other people, listen to your heart.
Whoever makes your heart happy is the one you should marry.
Your heart will tell you the truth, people will use their words to try to deceive you about who to 💘 love. Listen to your heart, it will always tell you who is right for you.
Many people marry outside of their race, nothing wrong with interracial marriages 💑.
Yes
I know someone who is white but who is generally attracted to asians and it's completely fine with me
Love is love and it doesn't matter if you prefer your own race or other races or your own gender or other genders (Ik some people say only 2 genders but i try to be more open)
@@Unbreakable245
Whoever makes your heart happy and puts a smile on your face is your true love, not the false lover who will make you miserable.
Your heart tells you the truth and people will lead you away from your happiness and tell you lies to get you away from the person you love.
Thank you for this!.🤗❤️
this is the best documentary by CNA
I don't agree with this behavior, and I feel bad that this young man was hurt. I am from nyc in the US and have had good Asian friends (Chinese, Korean, Japanese) most of my life. My wife is half Filipino. I understand that my life experience may be different from others. I believe that the CCP is ultimately responsible for the negative sentiment toward Chinese people. I've known two westerners who were assaulted in China, apparently for being American. The difference is that very harsh, anti-American statements are made by the CCP through state run media outlets regularly, which are on a totally different level than what is said in the US. Until the CCP falls, both sides will continue to harbor suspicion and antagonism towards the other.