Asians see a good thing and go after it. They make their kids study at school, do their home work, respect their teacher, set proper goals in life. Fathers set a worthy example for their family.
Avoid teenage pregnancies, avoid drug use, respect the law/police, fathers don't leave their wife/kids, are ashamed if they take welfare, don't blame one other race for their problems.
In short, they strive to become proud Americans who make their parents and America as a nation proud instead of constantly whining about how hard life is.
@@PeteH0121 Let's not overdramatize what author is saying. "Proud American" is not even on the top 10 of why some Asian americans work like they do. Just following expectations set before them at a young age, making your parents proud, being made to come home right after school, fear of not getting a high enough paying job, and the shame of it. The goal is on getting that job and proving yourself. And while it keeps you from being a burden on society, it is a shallow kind of goal.. Sometimes with the focused emphasis on academics, you do miss out on developing social skills and leadership skills and compassion for the greater community that other ethnic groups may have b/c they put more into their passions and their relationships. Generally speaking.
When South Vietnam fell to the Commies, my family sponsored a Vietnamese family. They lived with us, day in an day out. OMG, did they work! They got jobs, any jobs, saved and went to school. Today, they own businesses and real estate and their kids are all professionals.
Oklahoma City has a thriving Asian District thanks, in large part, to Vietnamese refugees who came here in the late '70s and early '80s. I attended school with several of them and got to know their families. Everything you said is 100% truth. On average, I'd say that our Asian residents are, far and away, more successful than their white counterparts here. But every time liberals here (we have more than a few in OKC) complain about the plight of local minorities, they never, EVER bring up our Asian population. For some strange reason.....🤦♂️😁🤷♂️
Yeup. And when I confront POC online about my experiences getting beat up for being the wrong color - they tell me that they still can't be racist. They can be bigoted... but never racist. There's another word for ignorant that applies.
I have experienced massive anti-white discrimination including college teachers standing in front of the class saying the world would be a better place without white people (white teachers saying this). As well as being threatened with assault for going into the wrong neighborhood. And when I report these crimes with evidence to the DOJ civil rights and all these anti-racism groups- none of them care if the victim is white male. I guess I should put a dress on. Not only would discrimination against me become illegal they'd probably make me a captain in the Navy.
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf You are a perfect example of how Democrats/Left/Liberals can not stay on topic, blame others or objects for the fault of someone else, and refuse to take accountability for your actions, or any someone else' actions...unless it's someone that you've been brainwashed in to hating. It's amazing how the Left and Democrats have created the hate and division in this nation, keep on supporting and making the divisions, all while blaming "the other side". It's the Left trying to re-write history because the they don't like the truth.
I remember a front page article in the San Diego union in the late eighties or nineties. The boss of the university of CA in San Diego was speaking out in regard to the high admission number of Asian students. He said " We are a University. If we don't want to loose our international credibility we have to accept the most qualified applicants. If those applicants are mostly Asian then the problem is not with the Asian students or the University. The problem is with the low standards of American applicants that can't live up to our international requirements".
You mean "...lose (not loose) our international credibility..." plus better punctuation. Charles Murray really cuts to the chase, and ambition always matters, too. Some people just don't have much.
The amount of cheating from those countries to get accepted though. It rivals that of white privilege to get accepted to the universities hahaha. I think the problem is privilege took over skill. The privilege got into the schools with connections and took spots away from Americans who deserved them, leaving them to squander their days in poverty when they could of been great scientists.
Americans can barely keep a relationship going let alone raise a family together lol all it takes is for 1 partner to cheat and the child will suffer their whole life from the break up.
While he combats the narrative that the US is currently systematically racist and asians have been descriminated against he fails to clearly distinguish the differences in the two minorities discrimination. (As this would lessen his argument as a whole) Furthermore, while I disagree that america is currently systematically racist, history shows us that it was for a very lengthy amount of time. To say that there are zero lasting effects of this past racist system is incorrect. In fact, the negative cultural impact was devistating. Thus, today's African American population are indeed victims but also posses the faculties to do good and work hard towards success generally.
Right. The "free pass" is nothing but a condescending pat on the head that pushes a person back down if they don't nicely tell the "free pass dispenser" to take a flying leap.
@@thomasreaves588 yes , I am a Hispanic immigrant , came here in late 70s I am 50yrs old no college degree just high school diploma and proud owner of my own metal fab company God bless America!
He forgot to mention how Asian parents hold their kids accountable. So accountable that the kid is guilty before proven innocent. "It's not fair, I want a fair trial..." *slipper flies by head "Sorry, mom..."
#1 polluted / polluting nation on the planet is China. Ethics? do not male me laugh Triads and Gangs? best way to eat real food and have a place to sleep Decency? what other race of people would serve plastic rice to save a few pennies? Chemicals in food as food is also common
Marxism cannot deny its culture...so true. Thank you to you and all the other the people who are speaking out against the root issues of CRT. This radical approach (from the latin word Radix, to deal with the root) is so crucial. Culture comes from the root word "cult", which in latin is "cultis" and means "a form of worship". So what do the Marxist/Communist/Socialist worship? They create idols with their intellect. They exalt themselves and exalt others who agree with them. Karl Marx's best friend Bakunin had this to say about Karl Marx in his 1924 work called "Works": "One has to worship Marx in order to be loved by him. One has to fear him in order to be tolerated by him. Marx is extremely proud, up to dirt and madness." So whose the demigod now? A man who lived teaching ideas which through his disciples have oppressed nations, killed millions upon millions, destroyed economies, and whose ideology advances through manipulation and intimidation with the goal of domination. Can Mordecai Karl Marx, living amidst the evil in the world, solve the evil in the world when he is capable of penning words like his poem "Human Pride": "With disdain I will throw my gauntlet, Full in the face of the world, And see the collapse of this pygmy giant, Whose fall will not stifle my ardour, Then will I wander godlike and victorious, Through the ruins of the world, And, giving my words an active force, I will feel equal to the Creator." I think people need to understand the author of Marxism/Communism/Socialism before it accepts the remade emperor's new clothes from Derrick Bell branded as "Critical Race Theory and his protoge Kimberlee Williams Crenshaw's Intersectionality. the fruit is in the seed. The intellectual Elite can wrap it up, mold it, shape it, feed it, grow it, share it, and even rebrand it but CRT is the same seed producing the same fruit as Karl Marx. An orange cannot produce an apple. A thorn cannot produce wheat. The fruit is in the seed. The moment a culture is built upon the seed of pride (I can do what I want", and mixed with the seed of arrogance (no one can tell me what to do), and then you water it with "the end justifies the means"...the only product is rebellion, revolution, and a bloody mess (Robspierre, if alive would probably agree.) So let's look at the dying words of Lenin, "I have committed a great error. My nightmare is to have the feeling that I'm lost in an ocean of blood from the innumerable victims. It is to late to return. To save our country, Russia, we would have needed men like Francis of Assisi..." Our constitution is built upon the antithesis of Marxism. the two cannot coexist. We need to stand and defend the principles which built this nation and though imperfect as it may be, is still the greatest nation on the planet and of all history.
I love the way this segment really delves into the issue and brings up a lot of very specific arguments against this critical crap. I come out of it feeling like I know a lot about it. There's nothing racist about celebrating this country as white and to fight to keep it that way forever through culture and laws. As another said, some people's culture and genetics are different and therefore they should be disqualified from making important decisions and it should be up to the rest of us superior people to decide what happens to them. How is that racist?
A black man was teaching a class I was taking in Prescott AZ. He related a story of getting a flat tire at 5:30am when he first drove into AZ after a lifetime living in northen FL. He said it was about 18* outside and too cold for him to get out and change it. So he went to sleep. He was awakened by a highway patrolman knocking on his window. At first he was nervous but explained to the officer he had a flat tire and it was too cold to change it. The officer asked if he had a spare. He said he didn't know; that he'd only bought the truck to drive cross-country to his new job. The white officer located the spare under the truck bed, had to lay on his back to lower it, then got out his own jack and proceeded to change the tire while my instructor sat warm in his truck! Afterwards the officer smiled and said, "Kinda sweaty and dusty now. I Guess I need to go home and put on a fresh shirt! Welcome to Arizona!" The man was in shock! "I'm 55 years old. I lived my whole life in Florida and nothing like that has ever happened to me before! I located that officer's substation and sent an email to his commander explaining what happened, what this officer had done for me, and telling him it was now my intention to retire in Arizona and never leave!" There are good people of all colors everywhere.
@@normLoue Only to morons. Stories are how we change the world. If you can't understand that, you're a moron. I'll give you the chance to take it back. Obviously you misspoke. *wink wink*
It comes down to qualification and that's all that should matter. If the NBA happens to be 75% black, then thats fine if they are the most qualified. If Asains study hard to be accepted into Ivy League schools, them they deserve it.
I've been saying for quite some time that if the push for "equity" wins out (meaning equal outcomes, rather than equal opportunity, is mandated) that the last bastion of meritocracy will be sports at the elite level.
Strange how the Leftists never advocate lowering the bar to allow white/hispanic basketball players a better chance of making the grade in the NBA yet such a practice is widespread the other way around in business and educational opportunities.
@@PeteH0121 I would argue most job opportunities are based on connection instead of merit. There are a small percentage of people that get jobs based on merit because they were exceptional in interviews, or have an exceptional skillset. Lots of white people get positions based on the perception they are better. I would argue the same for black applicants. Sometimes people just pick any black person instead of qualified black people. Jobs don't recruit like sports and that's why athletic analogies don't make sense.
@@TheSpokenWizard I have not found in my life that my job opportunities were based on connections at all. This may be the case for certain kinds of jobs at certain levels. But even then if you get a job because of connections but can’t do the job you are unlikely to keep it. In a tight job market knowing someone who already works at the company may get you an interview. They same may be true if you are member of a minority they want to hire. In my life it was sometimes luck that I happened to apply for a job that had just open up because someone just quit. I could say I lost out on jobs because they wanted someone younger or prettier but I can’t say MOST opportunities are based on looks. So I doubt most opportunities are based on connections.
I experienced racism in the late 70’s for being an American Hispanic but I never let it bring me down or my love for America!!! I still succeeded because of hard work!!!!
@@tenminutetokyo2643 The construction company I worked for called the hall to say we need a union book for another guy and the union said "no, you have to many white guys". When the company told them he was Mexican they said come down and get it. We seen he had a good touch on the machine. The union seen color.
DPM Amigo!!!! In life with have to fight (luchaaaarrr y trabajaaaar!) I am Anglo Spanish and lived in London in the 1970's I fought for my life and now in my 50's I have a house in London, Madrid and on the Mediterranean! Hard work equals, Pleasure and Success, WELL SAID, AMIGO!!!! Today's society want it on a plate!!!!! Un placer y un fuerte saludo desde la Sierra de Madrid!!!!!
There are plenty of people like that. I'm an immigrant myself and can't stop saying how amazing this country is. I come from western Europe, so definitely a first world country. I have lived in 4 different countries in Europe, ( Spain, France, UK and Finland ) and now in the US. And definitely integration and opportunities here are way ahead compared to the places I have lived in. The problem is media does not show these people, they normally air the contrary, which fits the agenda they are trying to push.
I'm Filipino and all my siblings (4 of them) are all naturalized Americans. Sure they experienced racism in bits and pieces but they didn't whine or rolled over.
Filipinos have been given a huge olive branch from Latin America. It's providing tons of opportunities to Latinos and our long lost brethren the Filipino people. 👍
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
Yeah that's one of the legs for success. Trust me and the wife is active in our son's education. I study and show my my son that hard work pays off and that reading books is critical as well.
EnderXeno1993 - I could be wrong, but, I am willing to bet the dumbarses who wholeheartedly go along with the narrative and the breakup of the nuclear family in America, once came from one of those families and had a bad experience where they wound up hating one or both of their parents.... so they joined the 'cult' that hates America too...
Asian Americans grow up in nuclear family. I have a AA friend and his goals have always been about education, financial and family stability. He grew up in China in a poor family of seven and studied really hard and came here and was accepted to miss state and earned an engineering degree. Got a great job, married to AA woman and has two children who are straight A students and will go to some college one day. Great family!
Davi Clar Concerns with education, family, and financial stability are fairly universal in settled (i.e. non-nomadic) human societies. Besides, they have to do with natural self-interest, so there is nothing particularly noble about them. These are very ORDINARY virtues which need no special praise. Basically, the idea is to male a lot of money, in the hope that it will bring contentment. You seem convinced that, if one jumps through the right hoops, the outcome will be 'great', whatever that is supposed to mean. I would be interested to know what is the CONTENT of these people's lives, apart from material acquisition and academic success. Are they Christians, or are they not? Jesus says that 'not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.' He also said, '...what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?' So one's attitude toward Him matters far more in the long run than one's worldly accomplishments.
@@marcusonesimus3400 Black Americans aren't nomadic, mostly Christians, yet they lag behind everyone else even non-Christian Asian immigrants. It's not about "nomadic" or Christian.
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489 I never stated that black American were nomadic, did I? Lern to reed. What is 'lagging'? Define. Is it invariably a bad thing? If so, why? Perhaps you 'lag' in the development of certain valuable qualities, without realizing it. I can think of plenty of black Americans who did not or do not lag in excellence, in fields which they pursue. You sound like a bigot 'par excellence', and there is nothing excellent about that. A black American Christian is PRIVILEGED, because he or she will spend eternity with JESUS. Those who refuse to repent and believe in Jesus, regardless of ethnicity, are doomed. (John 3:18) 'He who believes in Him is not judged; but he who does not believed has been judged already, because he has not believed in the name of the only-begotten Son of God.' Do you consider it a good thing to be 'advanced' on the path to hell?
Kenny Xu, you are right. If many Asian Americans have flourished and have succeeded, then race is not the issue. Meritocracy, yes! Gratitude, absolutely!
Makes me wonder if maybe the current administration had been chosen on their merit instead of their diversity quota... maybe America wouldn't be in such a state of crises and chaos!
Depends on which Asian group you highlight and their location; the ones that endured 250 years of slavery and 150 years of jim crow discrimination did not do as well.
@@olliemck60 They conveniently ignore the countries that have been ravaged by colonization, especially in South East Asia, such as Indonesia and Thailand
I agree that victimization won't get anyone anywhere in life, but not all minorities have equal paths to success. There are several minority groups- Asians, Indians, and recently African immigrants who do very well in America. They have strong nuclear families, strong work ethics, and even when they live in poor, impoverished settings, their kids seem to keep out of trouble. This difference is largely due to a cultural component. However, I want to point out that for Black Americans, 400 years of slavery and 100 years of segregation and Jim Crow have destroyed many Black communities in urban settings. Historical redlining created every major ghetto in metropolitan cities, then mass incarceration destroyed the nuclear family. When you couple poverty with violence and drugs, I think it's challenging to say to a teenager raised by a single mother, surrounded by crime, drugs, and violence, to just work their way to the top and be successful. Most people reach success because of a strong mentor or positive role model or community to push them forward. Therefore, I think it's unfair to compare Asian minorities, who come to this country voluntarily, many maintain their language or culture, as well as the family system, to Black Americans who didn't come to this country voluntarily, and also had much of their customs, language, and culture stripped away from them. And even after the Civil War, faced massive systemic oppression by Whites, so much so that you can analyze from history most of the major areas that were segregated during Jim Crow have not recovered economically for the most part today. So while I have strong critiques for CRT, I think you have to find that balance between holding people accountable and understanding that past historic systemic racism still negatively impacts poor Black communities today.
@@wellnessforbodymindspirit108 So why was the black family doing better in the 70s before the welfare state? It is because they had a better culture and more responsible parenting. Slavery has nothing to do with it. It is the welfare state and other crappy liberal policies. They were actually better off during the Jim Crow era than they are now. Explain how that is possible if slavery is to blame? Democrats and liberal welfare policies have incentivized the black and even poor white families to depend on the state and not worry about being responsible or strive for anything better. You should look into Thomas Sowell he explains this in great detail.
@@wellnessforbodymindspirit108 I agree with this. I dislike CRT because it does portray everyone as victims and has unintended consequences as is demonstrated by the above video, but people can't sweep their country's sordid history under the rug and pretend it was never a problem. But then on the flip side, I also have no idea what the hell would make it right. I have this intuition that continuing to talk about things in the past that are overly complex and have no clear direction to a suitable solution won't really get us anywhere and it just amplifies tensions and further drives a wedge between people, but it's also not really fair to not acknowledge it.
The white working class can be quite feckless...come to the UK and that will debunk the superiority of the white race in its entirety. The white working class in the uk and caribbean groups are the worst performing in school...and socioeconomically.the african and Indian groups are very successful in education and careers.
When I was a grad student at a top school in the US, I remember hearing a conversation between a Chinese-American and a Jewish-American. The Chinese-American said "You think having a Jewish mother forcing you to study is tough. You should try a Chinese mother!"
Not exactly. He's trying to push his book. Now, if he wasn't trying to push a book, you'd have an argument. Do you actually know what Critical Race Theory is? I dont agree with it. But do you actually know why you're opposed too it?
"We flee horrible dictatorships, learn a new language, and then work hard and study hard. And our reward for doing everything right is to be told, 'Go to hell! You work too hard! You study too hard!'" Kahn "King of the Hill"
I haven't even listened to the whole video yet, but the most important thing I've heard him say so far is this: "It has to do with culture." By blaming race and ignoring culture, people give up their power to do anything about their discrimination. I don't deny discrimination, But even though there might be cultures formed around race, we each have the ability to form our own individual culture or join other cultures. Race is what we look like, but culture is what we do about it.
Well.. Can you Explain your Method to the Uighurs, who are in a reeducation Camps & they Pick Cotton... Now if You can do that.. Maybe you can go back 200 years to the Black Slaves who had no Choice or the Indigenous who Lost Everything... You can say that if you never lived in Chaos.. Some Folks were Groomed for the Sufferings of this World.. There are Many things you will Never Know.. Peace...
If 43% of Harvard was Asian based on their hard work, aptitude and merit, I see no problem with that. Other races need to stop playing victim and work hard to achieve success.
The problem with this is that education is open to the world (and so is immigration). Whites are only 8% of the world's population. If anything whites should get affirmitive action spots (they already do in the form of legacy admissions but that is only for rich white kids- I'm talking about intelligent white people from disadvantaged backgrounds or middle class whites).
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
To the Asian guy that was forced to partner with me in Chemistry class back in high school: I apologize for my lack of brains that slowed our project down. Thank god you were on top of things though.
*“If we had a level playing field there would be too many Asians here.”* This is what is being said behind closed doors at Harvard. Just imagine that for a second.
the oddest moment. Asked if he has experienced racism after he discusses the caps at Ivy League schools. I think he believes that the "leave room for other races/students" was solely aimed at AA and not the non-ethnics who can still be grandfathered in.
@Politolog poor white, rich white, somewhere in the middle white, did mommy and daddy attend college or that college, current household income, location, oh wait your white and american...ok you go in the "average you're not getting accepted pile"...yup whites get it too.
I learn a lot from my Asian friend growing up who’s been teased and made fun of with very little English but today he’s got the last laugh with his million dollar company.. they work hard and succeed…Americans gotta stop using excuses!
Vietnamese refuges needed only half a generation to have their sons and daughters succeed as lawyers, doctors, engineers, accountants and successful and contributing members of society. Why? hard work and no safety net such as "Affirmative Action". They just got off their butts without complaining, winging and blaming others. There is a lesson there if you can see it!
The Vietnamese were never held in slavery, red-lined out of neighborhoods, prevented from voting, or live under Jim Crow. They did not migrate here until after the Voting Rights Act and other anti-discrimination laws were already enacted. The racial stereotypes they encountered were often times positive not negative. I say that NOT to take anything away from the stellar job the Vietnamese have done, but they did start from the same place as African-Americans either.
Good point. They also were deprived the fruits of their labor for 300 years and raised in a culture that pushed over and over that they are second class citizens. You're funny.😂😂😂
@@k.k.9011 maybe address this to the black ancestors that sold their own peopl into slavery. Or blame the black man that started slavery. Or maybe the black slave owners? Just a few options to consider when writing your victim impact statement.
@@russellconner3468 no they just got their country bombed, everything they owned taken from them, no home no family. My wife’s parents are some of those Vietnamese people, and on the way they came my wife’s mother’s family didn’t make it to America as their ships was raided by pirates. Only a few actually made it to America. Some even resort to cannibalism. And yes, my wife’s parents, grand parents, ancestors never had the right to vote under the Vietnamese government and dynasties. it was a dictatorship turned communism. They worked as slaves and had to give tribute the majority to the dynasty and governments only have enough left to barely eat. This is in modern history in the 1900s. If you want to say if Vietnamese or African American had it better when Vietnamese migrated here. I would hands down say African had it way better. African Americans that’s my wife’s parents age had already been at least first generations and had something to their name.
Exactly. I get that it's much harder when the cards are stacked against you...and subcultures are hard to break esp when you only know what you're raised around (i.e. fatherless, crime infested communities due to poverty). But at the end of the day...if individuals in those situations can see the opportunity that America gives them...they can break those self-imposed shackles. It's a nuanced issue, but yes...Kenny is absolutely right.
Heck yes. That's what all the lefties dont get. We so called righties love immigrants who come here to achieve the dream. That's what America is, and has been about. I will take anyone willing to die, or struggle to get here over the ones born here who hate it. I hope you achieve your dreams!
Any clear thinking person must support Kenny Xu in this thesis and broad observation about our culture which so often gets things exactly backwards and upside down. In fact I support him 10,000% and have been saying much the same thing for many years (and I am not Asian). Plus, it is very important to add that Mr. Xu is not angry or bitter about the disservice so often directed at Asian Americans. Instead, he speaks intelligently and clearly, expresses much gratitude to the countless benefits of being in America, and he is the complete gentleman. Kudos, and I hope he sells millions of copies of his book on this topic. Like it or not, CRT is almost a textbook definition of racism.
Depends on which Asian group you highlight and their location; the ones that endured 250 years of slavery and 150 years of jim crow discrimination did not do as well. And CRT does define racism, which is why racists want to smear it.
Not only are you not Asian American, you are not very good at math either (you wrote "I support him 10,000%") for you would know that such a thing is impossible. (lol)
@@bryanjackson8917 Your lol didn't strike me as very funny. Actually I am quite good at math, write my own elaborate software for trading in financial markets, and have been known to give answers to math problems to many decimal points accuracy without resorting to a calculator.
@@KpxUrz5745 If you are so good at math as you claim, then you would know that your support for a person (in whatever capacity) can only reach as high as 100% at any given point in time. But you are probably mistaking people with stocks, which can increase over time by multiples of 100%. Thus, one could say "my investments have increased a hundred fold in a year's time", as a one hundred fold increase would be equivalent to 10,000%. Finally, you might want to consider investing in a sense of humor, as there might be great futures in it for you. (lol)
@@bryanjackson8917 Sometimes we utilize a little thing called hyberbole for emphasis. Duh. You have discovered a way to meaninglessly waste our time, with zero entertainment value.
Exactly! What about the Iranian Americans, the Armenian Americans, Italian Americans, the Arab Americans? All minorities who thrive in this nation. Totally true, it's a cultural issue, not racial. Get back to God and family values and the problems will fix themselves.
America is built on anti-black racism, not anti-Asian, anti-Arab, anti-Armenian, anti-Hispanic or anti anything else. They know there is a lower class of people they will be assigned a place above, and won't be targets of resource deprivation and police brutality, so these other groups who already harbor anti-black sentiments before they get here, get right in line with the status quo.
Agreed. Those that see racism at every turn are, themselves, racist. Holding your hand out begging for "free" stuff, not accepting their own failures, and whining about being victims are poor excuses for human beings.
@@ladyecho7761 I guess it's harder for black people who never had a choice in the matter. Asians weren't enslaved for almost 400 years in North America. Asians have also been given benefits that black people still don't have. Asians have never really considered minorities since they have joined the ranks. Trying to compare a broken people with a people who have completely different history and make up. Furthermore Asians also received reparations for discrimination in the past but guess who still waiting Black People....
And who could ever forget Linn Yann? She and her family survived the killing fields of Cambodia, coming to America not knowing a word of English. Only four years later, she won a regional spelling bee, and she nearly won the national spelling competition. Her story was made into the movie "The Girl Who Spelled Freedom."
I guess She did this on her Own, w/ no support from the US, Gov.. Look at Me.. Is not a Perfect Answer for a brutal World.. Some one gave her time to Focus.. Many are born w/ No Love & No Support..
@@rujackswing618 so? give them all the time to focus. strive to create a good learning environment for all, push those on the back instead of slowing those on the front.
Giving them time is Not Going to Get them there... What a 1,000 years? You Forget, it took 400 years to get to this Point... Many have been Groom, Relegated & Brutalized into unusual Conditions... Shapir would Say, Just be Righteously Gracious.. But if you Put Hell into Anything, Hell is what you Should Get Out... You Can't take the Individuality From those who Thrive for the better.. There is Narcissistic Evil on Earth.. & it's Growing. Peace..
The Yann, family was sponsored by an affluent suburban family and she attended a suburban white school, (Alpine Crest), with a low student/teacher ratio, Suburban schools are superior to inner city schools due to property taxes. Readers should researched the full story and the opportunities provided to her family.
@@sxharr1 The same can be said of every other student who attended Alpine Crest, but it was Linn Yann who started out with disadvantages not experienced by her classmates, and it was Linn Yann and not any of her classmates who won the spelling championship.
Exactly. He doesn't see the irony in his argument. It is clownery. Oh you succeed as much as whites because you work twice as hard... Why you gotta work twice as hard bro? He is literally making the argumbent that systemic racism exists. This whole interview reaks of self important. He knows that a segment of the population is willing to pay money or prop up any weak argument as long as it falls into their very small window of preconcieved reality, and even better so if it is a minority presenting it, because we have so few minorities who are willing to go against all the data just to hurt their own people.
@@ThreaT650 did you hear the part where Harvard is limiting Asian enrollment to even the playing field for minorities...? Just going to gloss over that inconvenient bit of racism eh? Maybe re-watch the interview I think you missed/misunderstood some important parts
@@ThreaT650 Why do they need to work twice as hard? Because they are overrepresented in schools and Engineering jobs so these institutions set up systematic barriers to make it harder for them to get accepted/hired.
We need to unite as Americans and stop allowing ourselves to be divided by politicians and political parties. We live in the best country ever created and have more opportunities than any other people on earth. All this division will be the end of us if it keeps up.
Biden promised to unite America in his Inaugural Speech. Sounds great, but, How's that working out? A promise made, with great standing applause, but then, NOTHING further. My father always told me that "Your word must be your bond. If another does not keep their word, then no longer associate with them. You know that their words mean nothing."
What you said makes the most sense, here we are going back and forth and nobody wants to look at what the real problem is, the politicians, trying to get a vote by stoking fear. I tell you this, when they bombs us they bomb the United States of America.
Thank you. My mom, came from Taiwan,with only a 4th grade education. Held back because she was a poor woman. Came to the US and with her considerable intellect and hard work got her piece of the American dream and owned her own business. A shining example of an inconvenient truth.
Your mother achieved the American dream with effort and sacrifice, I congratulate her, the problem is that the present generation has the wrong concept of the American dream, your mother would in fact be singled out as oppressor because leftists consider merchants and business owners "petty bourgeois "In other words, an exploiter of the proletarian class.
I have no problem with Harvard or any University being 43% Asian, or 43% anything as long as the people they admit have earn it and everyone has the same chance based on ability not race or gender or any other superficial quality. Race should not be a factor.
I agree with the author 100%. Hard work, strong family values at home, value in education are at the core of the tools your child will need to succeed in their lifetime. Succeeding in America is still possible today despite all of the problems young people face today.
Your people were not brought here and enslaved , kept in bondage ,had families split , babies wrenched from mothers arms , made to work for nothing , had their men ,castrated , amputated , and broken sprits ! Your people had not to endure ,slavery, Jim Crow , fighting for basic Civil Rights , Sorry sir you cannot compare your experiences to ours !!😢
Korean American, born and raises in the USA and never faced racism until I was forcibly bussed to an inner city school. I never knew I had "slant eyes" until 5th grade...
I m Vietnamese Canadian. When I came to Canada in the 80s as a boat refugee, ,I was looked at differently in schools and public places. Today I am a successful business man with 27 employees of different races working for me. I love this country and the people. I over came the difference and gained the respect by study hard and work hard. Now I am a proud Vietnamese Canadian. I am not racist but I hate lazy people who likes to abuse the social system and blame others when they don't get what they want.
A Chinese guy in my class was ashamed when only scoring 90% on his tests. It is about culture and expectations. If you hold a group of people to such a low standard they will gravitate to it!
@@CodyCha I had a classmate in college who dropped a business math class because she was getting a B in the class. That kind of extreme high standard is just going to hurt mentally and financially. We live in the US, so we have to pay for college courses. Dropping a class due to a B (which is nowehere considered failing by any normal standard) is a waste of time and money.
@@aznmochibunny As a fresh graduated with zero working experience, what have you got to convince a potential employer to take you in? Now, imagine applying for job with a 4.0 CGPA, wouldn't that give an unfair competitive edge over other applicants? Who wouldn't want a "potential genius" working for them? I bet you, no one would dare asked you the most common interview question of: "can you tell us what is your greatest achievement?" when your CGPA is 4.0! Dropping a class because you got a "B" is not waste of money, it was a wise investment!
I just purchased your book, Kenny. It's so accurate. I was discriminated against at work by black leaders. It was difficult to work in an environment where black employees and executives dominated. The rest of America has treated me so well. I am appreciative and will continue to work and study more.
When I was in University, I wanted to get into an Asian study group, and couldn't ... they were awesome, as a community minded study group ... they schooled each other if one was experiencing problems, so that they ALL succeeded. Didn't see this in other groups ... saw "copying" work or cheating, not "mentoring" each other for the better. We can learn from other cultures.
@Secretary of State what difference did it make. 1. Language barrier. 2. I couldn't force someone to accept me. 3. The Asians were very community minded. 4. LANGUAGE See ghe pattern. I didn't take it personally. I had friends in the group, and after they had their life long buddies in it, I was still an outsider. End story. Who were you going to whine to? That's like climbing into your bed, between you and your wife ... 😨😨😨
I'm an asian american that went to a high school that let's just say was in the poorer part of town. My family was always of the lower income bracket, but I didn't let that stop me. I became valedictorian of my graduating class, with a school of 1% asians(literally just me and 2 others). Y'know what people said while I gave my speech? "Oh of course it's the asian kid." Judging me on my race discredits the amount of effort I put in. No I didn't get any free bonus points for being asian, it's the opposite. MLK said it best, judge not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. It goes both ways.
Well, objective fact according to Experts/Studied/Everything-valid is that some White have indeed manipulated History, hence why Students often have gotten Misinformation. Racism is not a ‚Ever done learning about it’-Topic anyway, so what? Sunday Towns and what is generally known about them are a good Example for this. 'Illuminatinaughtii' just made a video named 'Sunday Towns / Prism of the Past' about it.
I've made jokes like that. To be honest it isn't really to discredit your hard work it's literally that I recognize that on average an Asian American will work harder towards their goals. Really being stereotyped as hard working and smart is probably the best stereotype any ethnicity could hope for lol. I understand no one likes being stereotyped though so there is that.
Can you explain to me if there is no racial imbalance in America then why was your family so poor? Was your dad lazy? And despite working twice as hard as your white colleagues how do you explain the fact that you're not twice as successful?
@@mr.fahrenheit310 cause parents were probably older when they came and just started working where they could. They probably seemed poor bc their parents saved instead of getting into debt.
@@millier.206 Those are possibilities for the first part of my comment. It's possible that their parents selfishly hoarded their wealth so their kids had to live in squalor or that they were simply too old to find enough work to live the "American dream." But it doesn't explain the lack of billionaires in future generations of their family tree
@@redhat8322 if you have an excel spreadsheet with an ethnicity column and a accepted yes/ know column, you could do a simple but powerful pivot table.
As a white man I endure racism everyday. For example, "Liberty Mutuals" commercials exclusively use men and predominantly white men as the butt of the shtick.
@@joejackson8493 You're posting here on a site that didn't spontaneously arrive and was built on merit on a device that you supposedly earned with your own, therefore yes.
@@dubbity7043 You can read the history of how and under what context Google and it's rivals at the beginning of their existence got here. I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than merit or piracy, as is the case with almost anything in this country and the globe.
I am a Cambodian. I came here with penniless. I worked hard and studied hard. I got my bachelors degree, owns three houses, three cars. This country gave me more than an American dream. I owned this country a great of gratitude. This is a promise land. not guarantee but promise.
I am a Korean American. When I was visiting a temple in Cambodia a couple of years ago, one of the guards there asked me where I was from (probably assuming I'm from somewhere in East Asia). When I told him I was American, his eyes grew large and he told me I was so lucky and that his dream was to live in America. I will never forget that. It's easy to constantly complain about the things that are not great about America. But when I think about where I started as a kid - in an immigrant family that started with nothing and then think about where I am today - successful and close to early retirement, I feel so grateful and proud of being American. None of us should take it for granted.
I understand... In Cambodia, I believe spanking by the stick is legal. I am not so sure whether you can understand how many in this country need to tolerate nonsense from CPS. I don't blame many African-Americans' frustrations when Harvard is responsible for their nonsense research efforts saying that spanking is detrimental to mental health of a child. The massive increase of crime recently is proof that Harvard's research is seriously flawed. After all, many at Harvard can afford $3000 per month of childcare while the poor can't.
b unangst Having two godly parents in the home confers special advantages, but even that does not guarantee 'success'. Nor is it utterly impossible for single parents to raise, by the grace of God, 'successful' children. For the race is not always to the swift. But what do you mean by 'success'? Earthly riches and glory? Jesus said that 'not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.'
marcus onesimus yes there are no guarantees. Thomas Sowell has been referencing all this clear evidence for years. Two parents in the home gives the same huge advantage no matter what race you are. There are many studies and the data is clear.
@@bunangst8415 It's also worth noting that in most Asian cultures it's normal for grandparents to live with their children and grandchildren. So oftentimes Asian children will have 3 or 4 parental figures in their life.
@@bunangst8415 When did I actually denigrate the two-parent family? Never! I grew up in one myself, and remain grateful for that. I only asserted that there are many exceptions to the rule. Is that too hard to accept? Read the 18th chapter of Ezekiel if you are inclined to believe that early environment automatically predicts adult character and behavior. Try to avoid using the word 'data' like a mantra, as do acolytes of the cult of Scientism. Well, I used to study physical anthropology as a pastime, and can tell you that the concept of 'race' is NOT well articulated from a scientific standpoint. 'Race' as discussed in America (for example) has more to do with mythology and social perception than with biological reality. There is one thing which we know for certain, and here DNA science tends to converge with longstanding Biblical revelation. Humans of all 'races' share common ancestral lineage. (Acts 17:26) '...and [God] made from one man [one blood] every nation of mankind to live on the face of the earth, having determined appointed times and the boundaries of their habitation....'
After 37 years of teaching a diverse population, I never had to discipline an Asian student, they were my most polite and conscientious students and their parents came to open houses.
@@Meng776 I would refer you to listen to Thomas Sowell, He is brilliant and can break it down much more eloquently than me. I grew up in the Soundview Housing Projects in the Bronx. You can look that up on Wikipedia if you want to know my background.
totally agreed. Asians were raised and trained to respect parents, teachers, seniors, etc. All my teacher said samething as you did to me. My former boss loved to hire Asians. He said Asians are smart, polite, and work hard.
@@joannanguyen5594 Saddest thing was watching the Asian students berated and teased as trying to be “white” by the lowest functioning in the class to the point that they dumbed down in order not to be bullied. Sad, very sad.
I am very perturbed by this. I was already confused when I went to America as a tourist 4 years ago to hear that American women are oppressed....my sister got the feminist message in the 80s..is a ball breaker, Scottish, successful career..I got confused. You see all these outspoken confident, career woman. I now know they were saying they were oppressed because they were not the CEO. And now we have all this divisiveness over race. You are correct. Even in the uk people were becoming colour blind...now everything is about race...because of the bloody left and their identity politics. The UK has got this madness too unfortunately. We have to fight this...and I'm not even from the right ideologically really.
The National Museum of African American History & Culture wants to make you aware of certain signs of whiteness: Individualism, hard work, objectivity, the nuclear family, progress, respect for authority, delayed gratification, more.
@@14goldmedals the corporate structure does not align with the individual Respect for authority is sheep talk - their would be no Progress in this country if we did not challenge power Delayed gentrification is a laugh, the power structure has been and will continue to be ahead Our families have been broken up by policies and practices aimed at harming up ... But go on
@Athos Aramis what about a 400 year heard start? Think that helps at all Family land. Businesses that run generations in and still operate today... Would be nice
@@14goldmedals like colonization, genocide, ethnocide, indigenous extinction, undermining foreign policy of other sovdteignities, assassinating foreign leaders, nuclear proliferation, deforestation, and regular old pondering of the planet.....
Well said, sir - I admire the work ethic of many Asians I have met in business. Those who are willing to work the hardest should succeed. Old white guy speaking, and I prefer build a great society with like minded people such as you - I don't care where we all come from.
Conservatives think culture equals flags and guns, too bad they aren't the American flags, and they're probably not Made in America guns either. Curious.
But why culture? Where does culture come from? Why so some races develop pro-intellectual cultures and some develop anti-intellectual ones? Could it be that they are genetically hardwired to prefer certain cultures over others? Why is natural selection only skin deep?
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
MLK did say " learn so you can earn"...can't do that on perpetual welfare. Well I guess learning to stay on welfare will earn.... Welfare is supposed to be temporary- not permanent.
Asians general attitude is we must assimilate to the country that generously took us in. We must embrace the flag, apple pie, Americanism, values. We don't expect host country to adopt our ways but over time good aspects of immigrants culture gets adopted and becomes american value. It is crazy that desperate refugees come over(AOC) and expect Americans to bend over. It is like a starving homeless person entering ur house and expect to set the menu for dinner and pick his own room in the house. America is the most generous country with the biggest heart and we take in more immigrants and refugees than any other countries. Cmon man!
There's tons of Black americans who are thriving. Hell there were entire Black cities in the early 1900s THRIVING, do NOT let corporate media make it seem like every Black person is impoverished or is struggling. it's infantilization and is so disgusting how they do this. like they are "protecting" us like some children.
Well, i love the movies of Will Smith but he had a speech about how he is being discriminated in his life. I mean he was discriminated to have a house with his own zip-code ... I watch how Black Americans complain while they have 300-400 million dollars net worth like Will Smith. When for some people everything comes down to race is real sad...
@@willjackson4354 Preach/teach!! This is why I can’t hear what his ignorant behind is saying (or those who are “hi-fiving” him in the comment section) His knowledge is INCOMPLETE/LACKING!!!!!
Growing up in the Deep South, it’s crystal clear to me that culture is the deciding factor to success. My black friends who had a stable culture at home were successful in school and beyond. My black friends who had unstable cultures at home are leading unstable and challenging lives. Stability and culture are the keys to success, NOT race.
Agree 100%. Stabiliy and culture. Why are both of these things being undermined and destroyed? What takes their place? What influences our development during our formative years? The state and the education system are bad parents. Social media and corporate MSM are corrosive influences and poor cultural substitutes for family and friends.
So glad you are an authority. Your anecdotes are interesting, but don't speak to the disparities in opportunities that black have in this country. Some of us were certainly luckier than others. Where do you even think the disparities in cultures come from? Ending slavery didn't give everyone a level playing field. You living in the south should be well aware of redlining and the wonderful Dixiecrats who would do anything in their power to keep black people in their place.
@@kprieto2655 My observations growing up in the south and seeing where black and white classmates have ended up decades later in their careers echos what Jordan is saying. I'm non-white myself and faced a fair share of prejudice fwiw. You ask where cultural disparities come from, and most people will agree that they are rooted in past injustices. This still doesn't conclude that we have to level the playing field now and settle every score. The struggle to change the culture is the real battle, not the distribution of the spoils. Some folks think money or quotas will sort everything out and accelerate the attitude change. I really doubt it.
@@kprieto2655 Explain, please, the dynamics of HOW racism leads to single-parent families, leads to a mentality of allowing kids to skip school, or makes for a racial minority to engage in crime and shoot people of their own race ? I'm sure that the decades after the Civil War when racism was more common and more overt, black follks had more two-parent families and better prospects (Historical fact). I'm sure generations of Asians came to the US dirt poor, I am absolutely positive that some were bonded labourers, ie, indentured servants, and I am absolutely sure they were subjected to racism as well, but they seem to have stable families and a work ethic that enabled them to prosper. Let me tell you some secrets, Asians assumed that racism exists everywhere (back in their original country where they were the majority, they were racists too), they don't expect the playing field to be level (because even if you take away racial injustices there'll be plenty of other injustices), they don't ask for hand-outs, and they simply work AROUND the racism, got richer, educated their kids and lifted their lot out of poverty.
@@xxmoomooxx2123 Asian-American and proud of it, I'm sure. The point is that we kid ourselves by pretending to ignore people's race. The important thing is to treat all persons equally, irrespective of race: "all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights . . ." and so forth.
Not just Asians, also Indians and recent African immigrants from Kenya and Nigeria. All of them are succeeding because they keep their families together and put in work.
@@andrewrogers3067 It's a risk, for sure. Make sure the person you marry has a history of moral, ethical, and responsible behavior. Even then, it's still a challenge and not for the faint of heart.
Say what you will about the China, but when they said of America: "No country that penalizes people for intelligence and hard work can last very long", they were absolutely right.
I am not Asian. However, placing the most capable people in the most critical roles is "essential" to keep America competitive in crucial areas. If these people have Asian heritage so be it.
Yeah, I remember reading about that. And then some of these people turn around and tell Irishmen that they've "never experienced racism before". Holy crap the audacity.
@@RyutheWeredragon Irish need not apply signs were hung in stores and shops. We had an area called Shanytown where the Irish immigrants lived in make shift houses from boxes and skids. They also signed up for the civil war for the upfront cash bonus. The people that are low income here have smart phones...big screen televisions and food. Many of the Irish were unable to afford shoes.
Thomas Sowell is America’s National Treasure-I could listen to him for hours. I have no idea how Mr. Sowell, went from being an admitted communist to being such a wise man, but I am just grateful that we have so many hours of his videos and his books. 💕
@@forevercovfefe9369 Sowell often talks about the process of his transition from being a commie in his speeches in youtube. Fun fact, Sowell is a Korean war vet who fought the commies while he was still believed in commie ideology.
As an American whose parents immigrated from India, this country has been nothing but good to me. I hate that so many are losing their pride for this nation. It makes me sick. I have always said this, but America is the greatest nation on this earth. Every country has shortcomings, but that shouldn’t overshadow all the good this country offers. My parents grew up in a rural village, worked hard, went to college then immigrated here and are now doing well for themselves. This is the story of most of our family and friends, many of whom are now multimillionaires. No other country can claim as many success stories as the United States. What often differentiates Asians from other minority communities is the dedication to family, education, and hard work, as this young man said. This country is not a charity organization. No country should ever be. You get what you put in. Do not expect free handouts. If you put in the work, there is no better country to be in than the USA 🇺🇸
Would you want a doctor to operate on you after he achieved his medical license from studying and hard work or would you even let a doctor touch you knowing he didn't have to earn anything, just got by because of the color of his skin? I don't think I would let certain races of doctors near me until meritocracy is restored. Only then would I be able to stop seeing color. This thing works both way, you know.
Nigerian immigrants are even more successful than Asians. Granted, they do benefit from affirmative action, but I'd trust Nigerian immigrant doctors almost as much as I do Asian doctors.
you do know... that to be a doctor you still need to go to school and pass? they aren't "just getting by because the color of their skin", they are getting access to a further education with equal chance as anyone else. its basically stating they can get a chance over the majority for education. not a free diploma... but what do I know I'm ignorant to all this BS, back into my bubble I go. And this is just opinion/ view/ understanding of the term.
{Kato Light} Bingo. Indeed, certain minorities getting accepted with relatively lower metrics is unfair. However, medical schools are tough. So, those that have gone through have successfully proven themselves.
I don't agree with his assertions... Racism here was color based at a certain time... Euros needed other races to collaborate with them for dominion... The Irish and Italians too... They didn't come here as white people. Try and tell them now they are not white, see what happens...
@@kbjr1983 bs... Once they got here, they became white... Italians, Asians, Irish were all marginalized the moment they arrived here... Whites realized they needed those groups to help against blacks...j Irish became police and Italians were administration workers...
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf Jeez man, were you scared that nobody would read your totally unrelated statement that has no baring on this video and that focuses on a moron who is obsessed with a man who isn't even in office anymore? Talk about desperation! HAHAHAHA fml this is hilarious! I'm gonna keep going and count how many times you posted the exact same bloody comment. lol
Single parent homes breed underachievers, emotionally challenged, mentally challenged, and mischievous kids who turn into unproductive members of society. I know, because I'm one of them. Furthermore, 80% of all prison inmates grew up in single parent homes. We must stop this single parent home nonsense.
If you look at second and third generation Latinos we are also often highly successful and move up the socioeconomic ladder. But since we are often lumped in with the constant flow of undocumented and first generation Latinos the stats play to their narrative. I reject CRT.
-- Hi Dani. How are you this morning? Don't fall for right wing propaganda. Kenny Xu falsely claimed, "Critical Race Theory asserts that the World and America is divided into a racial caste system." I've been following the Critical Race Theory movement since the mid-nineties. I have never read or heard of a Critical Race Theorist claim that the World and America is divided into a racial caste system. Thanks.
Yes we can. CRT is a LEGAL theory that suggests that the US law has still being impacted by the fallout from dejure, ie legal discrimination that existed in many institutions (education, housing, criminal justice) prior to the Civil Rights movement. There's plenty of studies which suggest that prison sentences differ because of races, mortgage lending differs because of race, educational outcomes differ by races, etc. Race CAN be a negatively contributing factor to success for many people, even rich Nigerians. Now, when it comes to Nigerians, Asians and East Indians and their successes as immigrants, one thing I KNOW that's overlooked is that immigrants from those regions are of higher class and educational backgrounds than your average American. Most likely, they came to the US on scholarship or on work visas, which can only be obtained if you have valuable skill and/or extensive primary schooling. In order to have those credentials, your family most likely had some money, not rich, but definately more than enough to pay for basic expenses. Those factors will play a role in the success of those immigrants. This dude talking about a meritocracy probably has parents with professional degrees and backgrounds, and is more similar to the interviewer than the average person agreeing with his premise.
@@tiffanywatson8316 If class is such a key factor in the success of each following generation then why is there is so much insistence on talking about race? Why not just help poor people get access to good education and call it a day? Teaching poor white kids about white privilege and poor black kids about how they have no chance is not going to help people get along today or a hundred years from now.
@@tiffanywatson8316 As an immigrant, being among immigrants most of the time, I have to say that I have no idea what you are trying to say Ms. Watson. It all comes down to education, hard work and taking responsibility! You can't blame anyone for not feeling like doing the work. I didn't go to college, but it's not because anybody stopped me, on the contrary. Yes that choice that I MADE left me with less desirable options for work, but I don't blame anyone else for that. I still live 10 times better than if i would have back in eastern Europe. Everyone looking to get by the easy way will get eventually kicked to the curb no matter if they are Black, White, Asian or Martian. YOU have to be the main benefactor to your success. You'll get only as far as you are willing to go. In other words the limitation exists most of all in our heads. That is my opinion from my personal experience. PS We came to America with $1000 and a dream.
@@MegaTenser I agree with you, class is a bigger issue that SHOULD be addressed. I actually think that race is used by wealthy conservatives to divide working class whites from other minorities, with whom they have more economically in common. Take this guy's book, he and some other Asians, feel penalized because they are not always rewarded with admission to Ivy League schools. But guess what, why isn't he talking about the slots that go to legacies, which completely outweigh the amount of slots afforded to minorities other than Asians?
One of white supremacies most used talking points. The two parent family shtick as if to say black people don’t believe in nor love the family unit. Typically racists whites conveniently ignore this one very important word…CAUSALITY why??… because if they look at the origins of these negative outcomes in society they will be hit with the very inconvenient reality that policies and laws created by a dominant white society are the reason for the very garbage they so joyfully love to spew. Again it’s not a problem of self efficacy but an issue of Causality. 🖕🏾🖕🏾
Exaggerating and intentionally labeling race is real racism. Self-vctimizing can not make life better. It came from your hard work. I am originally Asian.
Yeah, being originally-asian does ont help the fact youre totally uninformed and you dont know what CRT is; you fell for a Boogeyman; you listen to FOX-NEWS; and more issues.
Does that mean if you have a culture where studying, hard work, dedication and family structure are important, you will succeed? DANG!! WHAT A REVELATION!! My side hurts.
Funny thing is you see black people enjoying prosperity rights and opportunities only in white majority countries!! No black minority in asia enjoys the same level of rights and prosperity as in western world, even in africa black people do not get the same rights, respect, prosperity and opportunity as they do in the west!!. So how is the west(or white people) still guilty for black people suffering? If I am wrong correct me please.
@@wowfmomf6126 Why would you compare black people's life in the US to that of black people elsewhere? If you really were for equality you'd compare black life in the US with white life in the US.
@@felixmidas2020 that is right black people deserve the same life In US as everyone else in the US i was just doing that comparison to the rest of the world to let people know that the US is less racist than rest of the world.
@@wowfmomf6126 Ok, that's a fair point. To your original point of "prosperity rights", don't forget that for a long time black neighborhoods weren't given loans so that black people couldn't gather wealth over the generations the way white people could. Without loans it's practically impossible to become a house owner.
As a moderate who leans left and a half Asian myself, I have to agree with this young man-- it's about culture and environment/ expectations, not race.
I would absolutely agree with you but that's where the concept of critical race theory gets a little twisted. I always say it should really be called culture theory instead of race, because that is really what it is addressing, how the history of this country has hurt the African American culture, and how that history has a long lasting impact. And that can be seen throughout the world in similar situations, even if race is not the defining characteristic. It just so happens that in America specifically, those cultural impacts were drawn along lines of color. And therefore, it is kind of a ridiculous argument to say that Asian Americans prove critical race theory wrong because Asian Americans have had a completely different history and experience in this country than African Americans.
I teach ESL to adults, and the Asian students take notes and come to class with questions. I admire them, especially coming from languages so much different from English.
I agree! When I started work here in London, I was the only one who took a lot of notes during training. So when the instructor asked questions after like a pop quiz, it was I who only had all the answers lol and my colleagues were like "hey can i borrow your notes!" lol
I’m also an ESL teacher and my non Asian students do the same. You’re reinforcing an incorrect stereotype. I’ve had hard working and not so hard working students from all backgrounds.
Asians see a good thing and go after it. They make their kids study at school, do their home work, respect their teacher, set proper goals in life. Fathers set a worthy example for their family.
Avoid teenage pregnancies, avoid drug use, respect the law/police, fathers don't leave their wife/kids, are ashamed if they take welfare, don't blame one other race for their problems.
Wow . I thought that was whiteness. At least that's what CTR proponents say. 🙄
Exactly. When was the last time you saw or heard of an Asian family on welfare?
In short, they strive to become proud Americans who make their parents and America as a nation proud instead of constantly whining about how hard life is.
@@PeteH0121 Let's not overdramatize what author is saying. "Proud American" is not even on the top 10 of why some Asian americans work like they do. Just following expectations set before them at a young age, making your parents proud, being made to come home right after school, fear of not getting a high enough paying job, and the shame of it. The goal is on getting that job and proving yourself. And while it keeps you from being a burden on society, it is a shallow kind of goal.. Sometimes with the focused emphasis on academics, you do miss out on developing social skills and leadership skills and compassion for the greater community that other ethnic groups may have b/c they put more into their passions and their relationships. Generally speaking.
When South Vietnam fell to the Commies, my family sponsored a Vietnamese family. They lived with us, day in an day out. OMG, did they work! They got jobs, any jobs, saved and went to school. Today, they own businesses and real estate and their kids are all professionals.
Oklahoma City has a thriving Asian District thanks, in large part, to Vietnamese refugees who came here in the late '70s and early '80s. I attended school with several of them and got to know their families. Everything you said is 100% truth. On average, I'd say that our Asian residents are, far and away, more successful than their white counterparts here. But every time liberals here (we have more than a few in OKC) complain about the plight of local minorities, they never, EVER bring up our Asian population.
For some strange reason.....🤦♂️😁🤷♂️
God bless you, it brought tears to my eyes
Thank you for sponsoring
God bless people like you. I was 5 when a Canadian family sponsored us, a family with 5 little children. We will never forget it.
As a Vietnamese, thanks for helping them.
I am white and I have experienced racism from other people and from the quota system.
Quite true,how are you doing Tina?
Yeup. And when I confront POC online about my experiences getting beat up for being the wrong color - they tell me that they still can't be racist. They can be bigoted... but never racist. There's another word for ignorant that applies.
I have experienced massive anti-white discrimination including college teachers standing in front of the class saying the world would be a better place without white people (white teachers saying this). As well as being threatened with assault for going into the wrong neighborhood. And when I report these crimes with evidence to the DOJ civil rights and all these anti-racism groups- none of them care if the victim is white male. I guess I should put a dress on. Not only would discrimination against me become illegal they'd probably make me a captain in the Navy.
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf You are a perfect example of how Democrats/Left/Liberals can not stay on topic, blame others or objects for the fault of someone else, and refuse to take accountability for your actions, or any someone else' actions...unless it's someone that you've been brainwashed in to hating. It's amazing how the Left and Democrats have created the hate and division in this nation, keep on supporting and making the divisions, all while blaming "the other side". It's the Left trying to re-write history because the they don't like the truth.
I remember a front page article in the San Diego union in the late eighties or nineties. The boss of the university of CA in San Diego was speaking out in regard to the high admission number of Asian students.
He said " We are a University. If we don't want to loose our international credibility we have to accept the most qualified applicants. If those applicants are mostly Asian then the problem is not with the Asian students or the University. The problem is with the low standards of American applicants that can't live up to our international requirements".
That was then, when common sense - not to mention conscience and ethics - was still common.
You mean "...lose (not loose) our international credibility..." plus better punctuation. Charles Murray really cuts to the chase, and ambition always matters, too. Some people just don't have much.
The problem is that Conservatives constantly cut at public education and only private school kids can get into college now.
The amount of cheating from those countries to get accepted though. It rivals that of white privilege to get accepted to the universities hahaha. I think the problem is privilege took over skill. The privilege got into the schools with connections and took spots away from Americans who deserved them, leaving them to squander their days in poverty when they could of been great scientists.
Too Bad America doesn't fun education the way Asian countries do.
"Strong 2 parent families."
100% truth
@G Bogart doesn't matter too much if they are both GOOD parents and provide a healthy and stable life for their children.
@G Bogart Lol..no disagreement from me.
@@Sith_Lord_Sweetheart Agreed!
Americans can barely keep a relationship going let alone raise a family together lol all it takes is for 1 partner to cheat and the child will suffer their whole life from the break up.
Exactly. A marriage first, followed by kids. Am afraid we are losing that culture amongst Asians as well
If they said "It's too many African Americans" can you imagine the uproar? How can it be ok to think that about Asians? It should be merit based.
you should not watch fox....it makes people stupid
@Mal weston Africa is also open.
@@mikescampfire1676 And the other news outlets...?🤣. I surmise that Fox does not have a monopoly on “stupid” viewers.
So that means crt is right
@@mikescampfire1676 I'm unsure if you mean me, but I haven't watched msm for about five years.
Be careful Mr Xu, when you speak the truth and take away someone's victimhood they will hate you for it.
While he combats the narrative that the US is currently systematically racist and asians have been descriminated against he fails to clearly distinguish the differences in the two minorities discrimination. (As this would lessen his argument as a whole) Furthermore, while I disagree that america is currently systematically racist, history shows us that it was for a very lengthy amount of time. To say that there are zero lasting effects of this past racist system is incorrect. In fact, the negative cultural impact was devistating. Thus, today's African American population are indeed victims but also posses the faculties to do good and work hard towards success generally.
It's very antisemitic of him.
You mean they will feel victimized. Lol
It is dangerous to free men from the chains they cherish.
@@mr.andmrs.linnenbom6667 Well said.
The culture of family that emphasizes hard work, study, and merit should be acquired by everybody. Nobody should have a free pass because of race.
Right. The "free pass" is nothing but a condescending pat on the head that pushes a person back down if they don't nicely tell the "free pass dispenser" to take a flying leap.
America was built on the principle of giving a free pass to a certain race. That is how the founders setup this nation.
@@thomasreaves588 yes , I am a Hispanic immigrant , came here in late 70s I am 50yrs old no college degree just high school diploma and proud owner of my own metal fab company God bless America!
@@mrroyixo Why didn't you want to stay in your country and build it up and help your own people? Was it so bad, that it was unrepairable?
How about community?
He forgot to mention how Asian parents hold their kids accountable. So accountable that the kid is guilty before proven innocent.
"It's not fair, I want a fair trial..."
*slipper flies by head
"Sorry, mom..."
😂 Same with Nigerians.
We call it the flying chappal in India.
So right! I feel as though I am doing to the same to my kids.
Flying chanklas!
@@alwaysright2311 Ayo, very true
I am not Asian, but I respect Asians for their hard work and decency
Respect:)
Yes! Me too. :)
Most of them who come here are decent, thank God. They're coming to get away from all the indecent ones in communist countries.
#1 polluted / polluting nation on the planet is China.
Ethics? do not male me laugh
Triads and Gangs? best way to eat real food and have a place to sleep
Decency? what other race of people would serve plastic rice to save a few pennies?
Chemicals in food as food is also common
@@taalofaa Asians in America America rule.
Japanese cars rule. Sony too.
The Marxists cannot deny...its culture.
And each people creates the culture they want.
It's both culture and genetics. Genetics actually influences culture to a significant degree. Look at the iq differences for example
@@tanst99fl genetics passed down to children developed through culture.
Marxism cannot deny its culture...so true. Thank you to you and all the other the people who are speaking out against the root issues of CRT. This radical approach (from the latin word Radix, to deal with the root) is so crucial. Culture comes from the root word "cult", which in latin is "cultis" and means "a form of worship". So what do the Marxist/Communist/Socialist worship? They create idols with their intellect. They exalt themselves and exalt others who agree with them. Karl Marx's best friend Bakunin had this to say about Karl Marx in his 1924 work called "Works": "One has to worship Marx in order to be loved by him. One has to fear him in order to be tolerated by him. Marx is extremely proud, up to dirt and madness." So whose the demigod now? A man who lived teaching ideas which through his disciples have oppressed nations, killed millions upon millions, destroyed economies, and whose ideology advances through manipulation and intimidation with the goal of domination. Can Mordecai Karl Marx, living amidst the evil in the world, solve the evil in the world when he is capable of penning words like his poem "Human Pride": "With disdain I will throw my gauntlet, Full in the face of the world, And see the collapse of this pygmy giant, Whose fall will not stifle my ardour, Then will I wander godlike and victorious, Through the ruins of the world, And, giving my words an active force, I will feel equal to the Creator." I think people need to understand the author of Marxism/Communism/Socialism before it accepts the remade emperor's new clothes from Derrick Bell branded as "Critical Race Theory and his protoge Kimberlee Williams Crenshaw's Intersectionality. the fruit is in the seed. The intellectual Elite can wrap it up, mold it, shape it, feed it, grow it, share it, and even rebrand it but CRT is the same seed producing the same fruit as Karl Marx. An orange cannot produce an apple. A thorn cannot produce wheat. The fruit is in the seed. The moment a culture is built upon the seed of pride (I can do what I want", and mixed with the seed of arrogance (no one can tell me what to do), and then you water it with "the end justifies the means"...the only product is rebellion, revolution, and a bloody mess (Robspierre, if alive would probably agree.) So let's look at the dying words of Lenin, "I have committed a great error. My nightmare is to have the feeling that I'm lost in an ocean of blood from the innumerable victims. It is to late to return. To save our country, Russia, we would have needed men like Francis of Assisi..." Our constitution is built upon the antithesis of Marxism. the two cannot coexist. We need to stand and defend the principles which built this nation and though imperfect as it may be, is still the greatest nation on the planet and of all history.
I love the way this segment really delves into the issue and brings up a lot of very specific arguments against this critical crap. I come out of it feeling like I know a lot about it. There's nothing racist about celebrating this country as white and to fight to keep it that way forever through culture and laws. As another said, some people's culture and genetics are different and therefore they should be disqualified from making important decisions and it should be up to the rest of us superior people to decide what happens to them. How is that racist?
A black man was teaching a class I was taking in Prescott AZ. He related a story of getting a flat tire at 5:30am when he first drove into AZ after a lifetime living in northen FL.
He said it was about 18* outside and too cold for him to get out and change it. So he went to sleep.
He was awakened by a highway patrolman knocking on his window. At first he was nervous but explained to the officer he had a flat tire and it was too cold to change it.
The officer asked if he had a spare. He said he didn't know; that he'd only bought the truck to drive cross-country to his new job. The white officer located the spare under the truck bed, had to lay on his back to lower it, then got out his own jack and proceeded to change the tire while my instructor sat warm in his truck!
Afterwards the officer smiled and said, "Kinda sweaty and dusty now. I Guess I need to go home and put on a fresh shirt! Welcome to Arizona!"
The man was in shock! "I'm 55 years old. I lived my whole life in Florida and nothing like that has ever happened to me before! I located that officer's substation and sent an email to his commander explaining what happened, what this officer had done for me, and telling him it was now my intention to retire in Arizona and never leave!"
There are good people of all colors everywhere.
just anecdotal and meritless.
@@normLoue
Only to morons.
Stories are how we change the world. If you can't understand that, you're a moron.
I'll give you the chance to take it back. Obviously you misspoke.
*wink wink*
The hypocrisy of throwing around the words like discrimination and racism when they are actively discriminating against high achievers.
It comes down to qualification and that's all that should matter. If the NBA happens to be 75% black, then thats fine if they are the most qualified. If Asains study hard to be accepted into Ivy League schools, them they deserve it.
I've been saying for quite some time that if the push for "equity" wins out (meaning equal outcomes, rather than equal opportunity, is mandated) that the last bastion of meritocracy will be sports at the elite level.
Strange how the Leftists never advocate lowering the bar to allow white/hispanic basketball players a better chance of making the grade in the NBA yet such a practice is widespread the other way around in business and educational opportunities.
@@PeteH0121 I would argue most job opportunities are based on connection instead of merit. There are a small percentage of people that get jobs based on merit because they were exceptional in interviews, or have an exceptional skillset. Lots of white people get positions based on the perception they are better. I would argue the same for black applicants. Sometimes people just pick any black person instead of qualified black people. Jobs don't recruit like sports and that's why athletic analogies don't make sense.
Except the NBA is exempt from all this diversity crap…
@@TheSpokenWizard I have not found in my life that my job opportunities were based on connections at all. This may be the case for certain kinds of jobs at certain levels. But even then if you get a job because of connections but can’t do the job you are unlikely to keep it. In a tight job market knowing someone who already works at the company may get you an interview. They same may be true if you are member of a minority they want to hire. In my life it was sometimes luck that I happened to apply for a job that had just open up because someone just quit. I could say I lost out on jobs because they wanted someone younger or prettier but I can’t say MOST opportunities are based on looks. So I doubt most opportunities are based on connections.
I experienced racism in the late 70’s for being an American Hispanic but I never let it bring me down or my love for America!!! I still succeeded because of hard work!!!!
And kept all white Americans out of all construction jobs.
@@tenminutetokyo2643 The construction company I worked for called the hall to say we need a union book for another guy and the union said "no, you have to many white guys". When the company told them he was Mexican they said come down and get it. We seen he had a good touch on the machine. The union seen color.
DPM Amigo!!!! In life with have to fight (luchaaaarrr y trabajaaaar!) I am Anglo Spanish and lived in London in the 1970's I fought for my life and now in my 50's I have a house in London, Madrid and on the Mediterranean! Hard work equals, Pleasure and Success, WELL SAID, AMIGO!!!! Today's society want it on a plate!!!!! Un placer y un fuerte saludo desde la Sierra de Madrid!!!!!
@Draper Scott what is your point fella...... apart from being bloooody jealous another ignoramus?
@Draper Scott your in an open forum and we talk to whoever we wish fella..... dont like it go and do one
Wow how refreshing to hear someone actually say America has been good to me! America is a beautiful and the majority of people are beautiful too!
That is true, except for the people who vote for Trump and vote for racism and cruelty.
An attitude of gratitude makes a better country
There are plenty of people like that. I'm an immigrant myself and can't stop saying how amazing this country is. I come from western Europe, so definitely a first world country. I have lived in 4 different countries in Europe, ( Spain, France, UK and Finland ) and now in the US. And definitely integration and opportunities here are way ahead compared to the places I have lived in. The problem is media does not show these people, they normally air the contrary, which fits the agenda they are trying to push.
I'm Filipino and all my siblings (4 of them) are all naturalized Americans. Sure they experienced racism in bits and pieces but they didn't whine or rolled over.
Filipinos have been given a huge olive branch from Latin America. It's providing tons of opportunities to Latinos and our long lost brethren the Filipino people. 👍
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf Why are Democrats so upset by the election audits? Because they know it was stolen by Biden.
@@A_Lone_Wolf trump will be back soon you fool
@@MM-ow4mp it will never happen just like all the nonsense with Russia, Biden is a huge fool destroying America, harris is a scank
Statistically, the best indicator for success in children is the two parent household. Asian culture has strong family values and it shows.
Maybe in America, I've been to Asia and I've how seen how the less shown Asians live.
@@halbleavy9900 Asia is a massive area, covers many religions, many cultures, and many ways of life. Who are these "less shown" Asians?
@@halbleavy9900 cool, I lived all over Asia. But this is a statistic within the American system of living. Same as CRT.
Yeah that's one of the legs for success. Trust me and the wife is active in our son's education. I study and show my my son that hard work pays off and that reading books is critical as well.
EnderXeno1993 - I could be wrong, but, I am willing to bet the dumbarses who wholeheartedly go along with the narrative and the breakup of the nuclear family in America, once came from one of those families and had a bad experience where they wound up hating one or both of their parents.... so they joined the 'cult' that hates America too...
Asian Americans grow up in nuclear family. I have a AA friend and his goals have always been about education, financial and family stability. He grew up in China in a poor family of seven and studied really hard and came here and was accepted to miss state and earned an engineering degree. Got a great job, married to AA woman and has two children who are straight A students and will go to some college one day. Great family!
Yes, it's a mindset. It has nothing to do with imaginary "extra" hurdles.
CRT is dangerous garbage.
Davi Clar
Concerns with education, family, and financial stability are fairly universal in settled (i.e. non-nomadic) human societies. Besides, they have to do with natural self-interest, so there is nothing particularly noble about them. These are very ORDINARY virtues which need no special praise.
Basically, the idea is to male a lot of money, in the hope that it will bring contentment. You seem convinced that, if one jumps through the right hoops, the outcome will be 'great', whatever that is supposed to mean.
I would be interested to know what is the CONTENT of these people's lives, apart from material acquisition and academic success. Are they Christians, or are they not?
Jesus says that 'not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.'
He also said, '...what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?'
So one's attitude toward Him matters far more in the long run than one's worldly accomplishments.
@@marcusonesimus3400 Black Americans aren't nomadic, mostly Christians, yet they lag behind everyone else even non-Christian Asian immigrants. It's not about "nomadic" or Christian.
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489
I never stated that black American were nomadic, did I? Lern to reed.
What is 'lagging'? Define. Is it invariably a bad thing? If so, why? Perhaps you 'lag' in the development of certain valuable qualities, without realizing it.
I can think of plenty of black Americans who did not or do not lag in excellence, in fields which they pursue. You sound like a bigot 'par excellence', and there is nothing excellent about that.
A black American Christian is PRIVILEGED, because he or she will spend eternity with JESUS. Those who refuse to repent and believe in Jesus, regardless of ethnicity, are doomed.
(John 3:18) 'He who believes in Him is not judged; but he who does not believed has been judged already, because he has not believed in the name of the only-begotten Son of God.'
Do you consider it a good thing to be 'advanced' on the path to hell?
@@marcusonesimus3400 What silly nonsense you talk..
Kenny Xu, you are right. If many Asian Americans have flourished and have succeeded, then race is not the issue. Meritocracy, yes! Gratitude, absolutely!
Makes me wonder if maybe the current administration had been chosen on their merit instead of their diversity quota... maybe America wouldn't be in such a state of crises and chaos!
Depends on which Asian group you highlight and their location; the ones that endured 250 years of slavery and 150 years of jim crow discrimination did not do as well.
@@olliemck60 They conveniently ignore the countries that have been ravaged by colonization, especially in South East Asia, such as Indonesia and Thailand
@@pp-pq2zb With apologies, I helped ravaged Viet Nam, for which I am truly sorry.
@@pp-pq2zb thailand never been colonized...
Not by europeans nor the japanesse
Even simpler: You can't beat racism with more racism...
Yes you beat racism it's called allowing Jesus to change a person's attitude that's how that's how racism it's solved
They dont want to fight racism, they want to introduce it into our politics. They want black voters angry at white people.
Critical race theory must be banned.
CRT isnt meant to beat racism. Its meant to promote left wing racism.
CRT doesn't promote racism. It explains that racism did happen and its inherent. 2 different beasts.
I feel like anyone with common sense already knows this but instead victimizes themselves.
It's easier that way
I agree that victimization won't get anyone anywhere in life, but not all minorities have equal paths to success. There are several minority groups- Asians, Indians, and recently African immigrants who do very well in America. They have strong nuclear families, strong work ethics, and even when they live in poor, impoverished settings, their kids seem to keep out of trouble. This difference is largely due to a cultural component. However, I want to point out that for Black Americans, 400 years of slavery and 100 years of segregation and Jim Crow have destroyed many Black communities in urban settings. Historical redlining created every major ghetto in metropolitan cities, then mass incarceration destroyed the nuclear family. When you couple poverty with violence and drugs, I think it's challenging to say to a teenager raised by a single mother, surrounded by crime, drugs, and violence, to just work their way to the top and be successful. Most people reach success because of a strong mentor or positive role model or community to push them forward. Therefore, I think it's unfair to compare Asian minorities, who come to this country voluntarily, many maintain their language or culture, as well as the family system, to Black Americans who didn't come to this country voluntarily, and also had much of their customs, language, and culture stripped away from them. And even after the Civil War, faced massive systemic oppression by Whites, so much so that you can analyze from history most of the major areas that were segregated during Jim Crow have not recovered economically for the most part today. So while I have strong critiques for CRT, I think you have to find that balance between holding people accountable and understanding that past historic systemic racism still negatively impacts poor Black communities today.
@@wellnessforbodymindspirit108 So why was the black family doing better in the 70s before the welfare state? It is because they had a better culture and more responsible parenting. Slavery has nothing to do with it. It is the welfare state and other crappy liberal policies. They were actually better off during the Jim Crow era than they are now. Explain how that is possible if slavery is to blame? Democrats and liberal welfare policies have incentivized the black and even poor white families to depend on the state and not worry about being responsible or strive for anything better. You should look into Thomas Sowell he explains this in great detail.
@@kesh4171 makes perfect sense. I doubt they will respond to this
@@wellnessforbodymindspirit108 I agree with this. I dislike CRT because it does portray everyone as victims and has unintended consequences as is demonstrated by the above video, but people can't sweep their country's sordid history under the rug and pretend it was never a problem. But then on the flip side, I also have no idea what the hell would make it right. I have this intuition that continuing to talk about things in the past that are overly complex and have no clear direction to a suitable solution won't really get us anywhere and it just amplifies tensions and further drives a wedge between people, but it's also not really fair to not acknowledge it.
It's about culture. Not race. Always has been.
Thank you!
False
The white working class can be quite feckless...come to the UK and that will debunk the superiority of the white race in its entirety. The white working class in the uk and caribbean groups are the worst performing in school...and socioeconomically.the african and Indian groups are very successful in education and careers.
@@graduke1 British working class culture, binge drink, smoke, gamble, get married young, divorce young.
When I was a grad student at a top school in the US, I remember hearing a conversation between a Chinese-American and a Jewish-American. The Chinese-American said "You think having a Jewish mother forcing you to study is tough. You should try a Chinese mother!"
Try having a Chinese mother and a Jewish father!
For Asian parents, A stands for Average.
There really are a lot of really decent people in this country. They just stay quiet and do good things. It is easy to forget that they are there.
Exactly. We’re really just minding our own business and not getting any credit nor expecting it either
unlike trump
@@mikescampfire1676 why do people like you have to ruin everything? Genuinely curious.
I have a feeling we're not going to be able to afford our quietness for much longer though....
@@smexyapman defending garbage politicians like trump isn't gonna better this country.
this is what speaking out against racism looks like.
Not exactly. He's trying to push his book. Now, if he wasn't trying to push a book, you'd have an argument. Do you actually know what Critical Race Theory is? I dont agree with it. But do you actually know why you're opposed too it?
@@jeffsoltis9864 Well, Jeff, explain it for us... You're being for someone to reply. Let's hear it
@@jeffsoltis9864 he has no clue. Race has never been a topic at his dinner table, with his family, untill Jan of this year. Typical.
@@jeffsoltis9864 False dichotomy. He's pushing a book that speaks out against racism.
Because it has nothing to do with whites!
"We flee horrible dictatorships, learn a new language, and then work hard and study hard. And our reward for doing everything right is to be told, 'Go to hell! You work too hard! You study too hard!'" Kahn "King of the Hill"
such a good character, hell Koth is just a treat
Keep doing the right thing and through Jesus Christ, you will hear this, "Well done, my good and faithful servant" love, God
Striving to be in the country club. It just points to what your goal is if you go for you and are capable you can achieve it.
Stop telling people lies..
You don't do everything right.. no one is perfect.. get that dribble out of here
I haven't even listened to the whole video yet, but the most important thing I've heard him say so far is this: "It has to do with culture." By blaming race and ignoring culture, people give up their power to do anything about their discrimination. I don't deny discrimination, But even though there might be cultures formed around race, we each have the ability to form our own individual culture or join other cultures. Race is what we look like, but culture is what we do about it.
Well.. Can you Explain your Method to the Uighurs, who are in a reeducation Camps & they Pick Cotton... Now if You can do that.. Maybe you can go back 200 years to the Black Slaves who had no Choice or the Indigenous who Lost Everything... You can say that if you never lived in Chaos.. Some Folks were Groomed for the Sufferings of this World.. There are Many things you will Never Know.. Peace...
If 43% of Harvard was Asian based on their hard work, aptitude and merit, I see no problem with that. Other races need to stop playing victim and work hard to achieve success.
The problem with this is that education is open to the world (and so is immigration). Whites are only 8% of the world's population. If anything whites should get affirmitive action spots (they already do in the form of legacy admissions but that is only for rich white kids- I'm talking about intelligent white people from disadvantaged backgrounds or middle class whites).
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf so when Trump was fighting legally to win elections. Did you say the same thing when Al Gore was trying to steal elections then?
@@A_Lone_Wolf lol, another one, haha wow, I have to admire your dedication man. Jeez!
@@richardallen6066 Right, I've seen the same copied comment like 10 times already in the last few minutes. Must be a very bored wolf.
To the Asian guy that was forced to partner with me in Chemistry class back in high school:
I apologize for my lack of brains that slowed our project down. Thank god you were on top of things though.
lol
LOL! Now that's funny.
😂😂😂😂
Lol 😂
At least you're honest, lol
*“If we had a level playing field there would be too many Asians here.”*
This is what is being said behind closed doors at Harvard. Just imagine that for a second.
“Too many Asians”
Bruh
I love Asians.
Also intentionally hindering a race to keep the country “white”
_ding_
the oddest moment. Asked if he has experienced racism after he discusses the caps at Ivy League schools. I think he believes that the "leave room for other races/students" was solely aimed at AA and not the non-ethnics who can still be grandfathered in.
"just imagine that" what, like you just did? Imagining what is said behind closed doors.
@Politolog poor white, rich white, somewhere in the middle white, did mommy and daddy attend college or that college, current household income, location, oh wait your white and american...ok you go in the "average you're not getting accepted pile"...yup whites get it too.
I learn a lot from my Asian friend growing up who’s been teased and made fun of with very little English but today he’s got the last laugh with his million dollar company.. they work hard and succeed…Americans gotta stop using excuses!
Vietnamese refuges needed only half a generation to have their sons and daughters succeed as lawyers, doctors, engineers, accountants and successful and contributing members of society. Why? hard work and no safety net such as "Affirmative Action". They just got off their butts without complaining, winging and blaming others. There is a lesson there if you can see it!
California state prisons are full of viet's and Hmong people !
The Vietnamese were never held in slavery, red-lined out of neighborhoods, prevented from voting, or live under Jim Crow. They did not migrate here until after the Voting Rights Act and other anti-discrimination laws were already enacted. The racial stereotypes they encountered were often times positive not negative. I say that NOT to take anything away from the stellar job the Vietnamese have done, but they did start from the same place as African-Americans either.
Good point. They also were deprived the fruits of their labor for 300 years and raised in a culture that pushed over and over that they are second class citizens. You're funny.😂😂😂
@@k.k.9011 maybe address this to the black ancestors that sold their own peopl into slavery. Or blame the black man that started slavery. Or maybe the black slave owners?
Just a few options to consider when writing your victim impact statement.
@@russellconner3468 no they just got their country bombed, everything they owned taken from them, no home no family. My wife’s parents are some of those Vietnamese people, and on the way they came my wife’s mother’s family didn’t make it to America as their ships was raided by pirates. Only a few actually made it to America. Some even resort to cannibalism. And yes, my wife’s parents, grand parents, ancestors never had the right to vote under the Vietnamese government and dynasties. it was a dictatorship turned communism. They worked as slaves and had to give tribute the majority to the dynasty and governments only have enough left to barely eat. This is in modern history in the 1900s. If you want to say if Vietnamese or African American had it better when Vietnamese migrated here. I would hands down say African had it way better. African Americans that’s my wife’s parents age had already been at least first generations and had something to their name.
Bingo two parents, family values,
Priorities
Exactly. I get that it's much harder when the cards are stacked against you...and subcultures are hard to break esp when you only know what you're raised around (i.e. fatherless, crime infested communities due to poverty). But at the end of the day...if individuals in those situations can see the opportunity that America gives them...they can break those self-imposed shackles. It's a nuanced issue, but yes...Kenny is absolutely right.
@@ajtam05 race to me never. Mattered. Until it did of course when i was 12.
i recall master sold moms dads away fm family hummmm
Father and Mother. Dad and Mom. Male and Female. Anything else is artificial.
@@IsraelCountryCube the democrat party says the same thing, but to them your color is everything
I'm Cuban and very happy to be here, United States is a country for everyone who want to be somebody in life. GOD BLESS AMERICAN.
Heck yes. That's what all the lefties dont get. We so called righties love immigrants who come here to achieve the dream. That's what America is, and has been about. I will take anyone willing to die, or struggle to get here over the ones born here who hate it. I hope you achieve your dreams!
Any clear thinking person must support Kenny Xu in this thesis and broad observation about our culture which so often gets things exactly backwards and upside down. In fact I support him 10,000% and have been saying much the same thing for many years (and I am not Asian). Plus, it is very important to add that Mr. Xu is not angry or bitter about the disservice so often directed at Asian Americans. Instead, he speaks intelligently and clearly, expresses much gratitude to the countless benefits of being in America, and he is the complete gentleman. Kudos, and I hope he sells millions of copies of his book on this topic. Like it or not, CRT is almost a textbook definition of racism.
Depends on which Asian group you highlight and their location; the ones that endured 250 years of slavery and 150 years of jim crow discrimination did not do as well. And CRT does define racism, which is why racists want to smear it.
Not only are you not Asian American, you are not very good at math either (you wrote "I support him 10,000%") for you would know that such a thing is impossible. (lol)
@@bryanjackson8917 Your lol didn't strike me as very funny. Actually I am quite good at math, write my own elaborate software for trading in financial markets, and have been known to give answers to math problems to many decimal points accuracy without resorting to a calculator.
@@KpxUrz5745 If you are so good at math as you claim, then you would know that your support for a person (in whatever capacity) can only reach as high as 100% at any given point in time.
But you are probably mistaking people with stocks, which can increase over time by multiples of 100%.
Thus, one could say "my investments have increased a hundred fold in a year's time", as a one hundred fold increase would be equivalent to 10,000%.
Finally, you might want to consider investing in a sense of humor, as there might be great futures in it for you. (lol)
@@bryanjackson8917 Sometimes we utilize a little thing called hyberbole for emphasis. Duh. You have discovered a way to meaninglessly waste our time, with zero entertainment value.
Exactly! What about the Iranian Americans, the Armenian Americans, Italian Americans, the Arab Americans? All minorities who thrive in this nation. Totally true, it's a cultural issue, not racial. Get back to God and family values and the problems will fix themselves.
America is built on anti-black racism, not anti-Asian, anti-Arab, anti-Armenian, anti-Hispanic or anti anything else. They know there is a lower class of people they will be assigned a place above, and won't be targets of resource deprivation and police brutality, so these other groups who already harbor anti-black sentiments before they get here, get right in line with the status quo.
Agreed. Those that see racism at every turn are, themselves, racist. Holding your hand out begging for "free" stuff, not accepting their own failures, and whining about being victims are poor excuses for human beings.
@@ladyecho7761 exactly!! 💯
@@ladyecho7761 I guess it's harder for black people who never had a choice in the matter. Asians weren't enslaved for almost 400 years in North America. Asians have also been given benefits that black people still don't have. Asians have never really considered minorities since they have joined the ranks. Trying to compare a broken people with a people who have completely different history and make up. Furthermore Asians also received reparations for discrimination in the past but guess who still waiting Black People....
Italians are white but mostly yes good examples
IT'S ALL ABOUT CULTURE AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY. PERIOD.
And IQ.. but people are too scared to say that but it’s been scientifically proven..
@@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick I agree with the original comment but what science
@@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick Lol no it hasn't liar
@@chFRESCO Yes actually it has..
@@West-rn-showvn-ist-chick lol…because IQ causes success? Prove it.
"America has been good to me".....that is the key of Asian Americans' success: positivity and love to this country.
@Death2Life312 exactly, my parents didn't like Africa so they left. Noone was binding them there, if the US is so bad they can always move out
It’s just working hard. Not love and positivity to the US😂
love of easy cash easy work and very easy to get your daughter married off to someone with even more cash
WAKE UP!
@@GinoNL the people from hong kong were waving the USA flags
@@taalofaa the people from hong kong were waving the USA flags because hong kong wants to be free
And who could ever forget Linn Yann? She and her family survived the killing fields of Cambodia, coming to America not knowing a word of English. Only four years later, she won a regional spelling bee, and she nearly won the national spelling competition. Her story was made into the movie "The Girl Who Spelled Freedom."
I guess She did this on her Own, w/ no support from the US, Gov.. Look at Me.. Is not a Perfect Answer for a brutal World.. Some one gave her time to Focus.. Many are born w/ No Love & No Support..
@@rujackswing618 so? give them all the time to focus. strive to create a good learning environment for all, push those on the back instead of slowing those on the front.
Giving them time is Not Going to Get them there... What a 1,000 years? You Forget, it took 400 years to get to this Point... Many have been Groom, Relegated & Brutalized into unusual Conditions... Shapir would Say, Just be Righteously Gracious.. But if you Put Hell into Anything, Hell is what you Should Get Out... You Can't take the Individuality From those who Thrive for the better.. There is Narcissistic Evil on Earth.. & it's Growing. Peace..
The Yann, family was sponsored by an affluent suburban family and she attended a suburban white school, (Alpine Crest), with a low student/teacher ratio, Suburban schools are superior to inner city schools due to property taxes. Readers should researched the full story and the opportunities provided to her family.
@@sxharr1 The same can be said of every other student who attended Alpine Crest, but it was Linn Yann who started out with disadvantages not experienced by her classmates, and it was Linn Yann and not any of her classmates who won the spelling championship.
NBA is 90% black, should we also put a quota to increase diversity?
that is a can of worms they dont want opened since the 1920s baseball league 'controversies'
YES. START THERE!
Host: "So why are Asian Americans flourishing?"
Guest: "Because we work twice as hard as average Americans"
Exactly. He doesn't see the irony in his argument. It is clownery. Oh you succeed as much as whites because you work twice as hard... Why you gotta work twice as hard bro? He is literally making the argumbent that systemic racism exists. This whole interview reaks of self important. He knows that a segment of the population is willing to pay money or prop up any weak argument as long as it falls into their very small window of preconcieved reality, and even better so if it is a minority presenting it, because we have so few minorities who are willing to go against all the data just to hurt their own people.
@@ThreaT650 did you hear the part where Harvard is limiting Asian enrollment to even the playing field for minorities...? Just going to gloss over that inconvenient bit of racism eh?
Maybe re-watch the interview I think you missed/misunderstood some important parts
@@ThreaT650 Why do they need to work twice as hard? Because they are overrepresented in schools and Engineering jobs so these institutions set up systematic barriers to make it harder for them to get accepted/hired.
@@ddh8624 they are so amazing that they are just boxing their shadows now. Seriously? Is that your argument in a nutshell?
@@ddh8624 your whole argument is wild. Claiming systemic racism does not exist, but then using a systemic racism argument to try and prove it.
And this is a modest explanation. The bold truth would have to be censored
Haha nice I know the bold truth so I get this comment
Note that Nigerian immigrants are also high achievers so this is not about black and white and racism.
We need to unite as Americans and stop allowing ourselves to be divided by politicians and political parties. We live in the best country ever created and have more opportunities than any other people on earth. All this division will be the end of us if it keeps up.
AGREED!
Biden promised to unite America in his Inaugural Speech. Sounds great, but, How's that working out? A promise made, with great standing applause, but then, NOTHING further.
My father always told me that "Your word must be your bond. If another does not keep their word, then no longer associate with them. You know that their words mean nothing."
What you said makes the most sense, here we are going back and forth and nobody wants to look at what the real problem is, the politicians, trying to get a vote by stoking fear. I tell you this, when they bombs us they bomb the United States of America.
Thank you. My mom, came from Taiwan,with only a 4th grade education. Held back because she was a poor woman. Came to the US and with her considerable intellect and hard work got her piece of the American dream and owned her own business. A shining example of an inconvenient truth.
God bless you and your family.
You’re truly right
How are you doing Susan?
Your mother achieved the American dream with effort and sacrifice, I congratulate her, the problem is that the present generation has the wrong concept of the American dream, your mother would in fact be singled out as oppressor because leftists consider merchants and business owners "petty bourgeois "In other words, an exploiter of the proletarian class.
@@zarach9459 yep, work 7 days a week, and have to pay more tax than ... people..
asian people from Taiwan are honorary whites.
are you ignorant or something?
I have no problem with Harvard or any University being 43% Asian, or 43% anything as long as the people they admit have earn it and everyone has the same chance based on ability not race or gender or any other superficial quality. Race should not be a factor.
I agree with the author 100%. Hard work, strong family values at home, value in education are at the core of the tools your child will need to succeed in their lifetime. Succeeding in America is still possible today despite all of the problems young people face today.
Your people were not brought here and enslaved , kept in bondage ,had families split , babies wrenched from mothers arms , made to work for nothing , had their men ,castrated , amputated ,
and broken sprits ! Your people had not to endure ,slavery, Jim Crow ,
fighting for basic Civil Rights
, Sorry sir you cannot compare your experiences to ours !!😢
Korean American, born and raises in the USA and never faced racism until I was forcibly bussed to an inner city school. I never knew I had "slant eyes" until 5th grade...
And as long as we are talking about race which races were were being racist against you if you do not mind me asking?
Yes. Racism is taught. It seems that children under four have no concept of race. Racism is taught by people who have a vicious agenda.
I m Vietnamese Canadian. When I came to Canada in the 80s as a boat refugee, ,I was looked at differently in schools and public places. Today I am a successful business man with 27 employees of different races working for me. I love this country and the people. I over came the difference and gained the respect by study hard and work hard. Now I am a proud Vietnamese Canadian. I am not racist but I hate lazy people who likes to abuse the social system and blame others when they don't get what they want.
Canada hates people like you. Just look at your taxes and your welfare system punishing hard workers and rewarding the lazy.
A Chinese guy in my class was ashamed when only scoring 90% on his tests. It is about culture and expectations. If you hold a group of people to such a low standard they will gravitate to it!
in other words get them to apply themselves.
He knows he'll get yelled at by his parents
@@CodyCha I had a classmate in college who dropped a business math class because she was getting a B in the class. That kind of extreme high standard is just going to hurt mentally and financially. We live in the US, so we have to pay for college courses. Dropping a class due to a B (which is nowehere considered failing by any normal standard) is a waste of time and money.
@@aznmochibunny
As a fresh graduated with zero working experience, what have you got to convince a potential employer to take you in? Now, imagine applying for job with a 4.0 CGPA, wouldn't that give an unfair competitive edge over other applicants? Who wouldn't want a "potential genius" working for them?
I bet you, no one would dare asked you the most common interview question of: "can you tell us what is your greatest achievement?" when your CGPA is 4.0!
Dropping a class because you got a "B" is not waste of money, it was a wise investment!
That is sad,probably why asiaan student have such high sucide rates.
I just purchased your book, Kenny. It's so accurate. I was discriminated against at work by black leaders. It was difficult to work in an environment where black employees and executives dominated. The rest of America has treated me so well. I am appreciative and will continue to work and study more.
When I was in University, I wanted to get into an Asian study group, and couldn't ... they were awesome, as a community minded study group ... they schooled each other if one was experiencing problems, so that they ALL succeeded.
Didn't see this in other groups ... saw "copying" work or cheating, not "mentoring" each other for the better.
We can learn from other cultures.
@Secretary of State what difference did it make.
1. Language barrier.
2. I couldn't force someone to accept me.
3. The Asians were very community minded.
4. LANGUAGE
See ghe pattern.
I didn't take it personally. I had friends in the group, and after they had their life long buddies in it, I was still an outsider.
End story. Who were you going to whine to?
That's like climbing into your bed, between you and your wife ... 😨😨😨
@@Fireatank fair enough
If you didn't get into their study group, how did you learn how they work?
@@VioletVal529 he's making all of this up
@@Fireatank you wouldn't be happy if black people didn't let you in their group. You would call them racist
I'm an asian american that went to a high school that let's just say was in the poorer part of town. My family was always of the lower income bracket, but I didn't let that stop me. I became valedictorian of my graduating class, with a school of 1% asians(literally just me and 2 others). Y'know what people said while I gave my speech? "Oh of course it's the asian kid." Judging me on my race discredits the amount of effort I put in. No I didn't get any free bonus points for being asian, it's the opposite. MLK said it best, judge not by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. It goes both ways.
Well, objective fact according to Experts/Studied/Everything-valid is that some White
have indeed manipulated History,
hence why Students often have gotten Misinformation.
Racism is not a ‚Ever done learning about it’-Topic anyway,
so what?
Sunday Towns and what is generally known about them are a good Example for this.
'Illuminatinaughtii' just made a video named 'Sunday Towns / Prism of the Past' about it.
I've made jokes like that. To be honest it isn't really to discredit your hard work it's literally that I recognize that on average an Asian American will work harder towards their goals. Really being stereotyped as hard working and smart is probably the best stereotype any ethnicity could hope for lol. I understand no one likes being stereotyped though so there is that.
Can you explain to me if there is no racial imbalance in America then why was your family so poor? Was your dad lazy? And despite working twice as hard as your white colleagues how do you explain the fact that you're not twice as successful?
@@mr.fahrenheit310 cause parents were probably older when they came and just started working where they could. They probably seemed poor bc their parents saved instead of getting into debt.
@@millier.206 Those are possibilities for the first part of my comment. It's possible that their parents selfishly hoarded their wealth so their kids had to live in squalor or that they were simply too old to find enough work to live the "American dream."
But it doesn't explain the lack of billionaires in future generations of their family tree
When this guy says he has analyzed 90,000 pages of Harvard admission data, he's probably one of the only people that I believe that would do that
I don't think he went through 90K pages. Probably wrote the software that does it for him. :)
@@redhat8322 definitely wrote data analysis software in python 😆
@@redhat8322 if you have an excel spreadsheet with an ethnicity column and a accepted yes/ know column, you could do a simple but powerful pivot table.
Asians right?
Excel
As a white man I endure racism everyday. For example, "Liberty Mutuals" commercials exclusively use men and predominantly white men as the butt of the shtick.
Merit is the scalding holy water to slothful deceiving grifters.
You think the USA runs on merit?
@@joejackson8493 No. Extortion.
@@joejackson8493
You're posting here on a site that didn't spontaneously arrive and was built on merit on a device that you supposedly earned with your own, therefore yes.
Well put.
@@dubbity7043 You can read the history of how and under what context Google and it's rivals at the beginning of their existence got here. I think you'll find it's a bit more complicated than merit or piracy, as is the case with almost anything in this country and the globe.
I am a Cambodian. I came here with penniless. I worked hard and studied hard. I got my bachelors degree, owns three houses, three cars. This country gave me more than an American dream. I owned this country a great of gratitude. This is a promise land. not guarantee but promise.
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I am a Korean American. When I was visiting a temple in Cambodia a couple of years ago, one of the guards there asked me where I was from (probably assuming I'm from somewhere in East Asia). When I told him I was American, his eyes grew large and he told me I was so lucky and that his dream was to live in America. I will never forget that. It's easy to constantly complain about the things that are not great about America. But when I think about where I started as a kid - in an immigrant family that started with nothing and then think about where I am today - successful and close to early retirement, I feel so grateful and proud of being American. None of us should take it for granted.
I understand... In Cambodia, I believe spanking by the stick is legal. I am not so sure whether you can understand how many in this country need to tolerate nonsense from CPS. I don't blame many African-Americans' frustrations when Harvard is responsible for their nonsense research efforts saying that spanking is detrimental to mental health of a child. The massive increase of crime recently is proof that Harvard's research is seriously flawed. After all, many at Harvard can afford $3000 per month of childcare while the poor can't.
“TWO PARENTS IN THE HOME”
That’s the factor of success.
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Having two godly parents in the home confers special advantages, but even that does not guarantee 'success'. Nor is it utterly impossible for single parents to raise, by the grace of God, 'successful' children.
For the race is not always to the swift. But what do you mean by 'success'? Earthly riches and glory?
Jesus said that 'not even when one has an abundance does his life consist of his possessions.'
marcus onesimus yes there are no guarantees. Thomas Sowell has been referencing all this clear evidence for years. Two parents in the home gives the same huge advantage no matter what race you are. There are many studies and the data is clear.
@@bunangst8415 It's also worth noting that in most Asian cultures it's normal for grandparents to live with their children and grandchildren. So oftentimes Asian children will have 3 or 4 parental figures in their life.
@@bunangst8415
When did I actually denigrate the two-parent family? Never! I grew up in one myself, and remain grateful for that. I only asserted that there are many exceptions to the rule. Is that too hard to accept? Read the 18th chapter of Ezekiel if you are inclined to believe that early environment automatically predicts adult character and behavior.
Try to avoid using the word 'data' like a mantra, as do acolytes of the cult of Scientism. Well, I used to study physical anthropology as a pastime, and can tell you that the concept of 'race' is NOT well articulated from a scientific standpoint.
'Race' as discussed in America (for example) has more to do with mythology and social perception than with biological reality.
There is one thing which we know for certain, and here DNA science tends to converge with longstanding Biblical revelation. Humans of all 'races' share common ancestral lineage.
(Acts 17:26) '...and [God] made from one man [one blood] every nation of mankind to live on the face of the earth, having determined appointed times and the boundaries of their habitation....'
'one parent in the room' is someone else's factor of 'success'
After 37 years of teaching a diverse population, I never had to discipline an Asian student, they were my most polite and conscientious students and their parents came to open houses.
Where is culture created? Be honest, where does black culture come from?
@@Meng776 I would refer you to listen to Thomas Sowell, He is brilliant and can break it down much more eloquently than me. I grew up in the Soundview Housing Projects in the Bronx. You can look that up on Wikipedia if you want to know my background.
totally agreed. Asians were raised and trained to respect parents, teachers, seniors, etc. All my teacher said samething as you did to me. My former boss loved to hire Asians. He said Asians are smart, polite, and work hard.
@@joannanguyen5594 Saddest thing was watching the Asian students berated and teased as trying to be “white” by the lowest functioning in the class to the point that they dumbed down in order not to be bullied. Sad, very sad.
MEng Answering this question honestly will get your account banned from TH-cam
This young man is brilliant. As soon as he gets invited to speak at a University, the woke mafia are going to silence him.
We spent decades getting to the point where we don't think about people's skin color and now they want to take us right back to it
bingo...
I am very perturbed by this. I was already confused when I went to America as a tourist 4 years ago to hear that American women are oppressed....my sister got the feminist message in the 80s..is a ball breaker, Scottish, successful career..I got confused. You see all these outspoken confident, career woman. I now know they were saying they were oppressed because they were not the CEO. And now we have all this divisiveness over race. You are correct. Even in the uk people were becoming colour blind...now everything is about race...because of the bloody left and their identity politics. The UK has got this madness too unfortunately. We have to fight this...and I'm not even from the right ideologically really.
communism...they trying come for us
"They believe merit is racist" -- there you go -- idiocy defined
The National Museum of African American History & Culture wants to make you aware of certain signs of whiteness: Individualism, hard work, objectivity, the nuclear family, progress, respect for authority, delayed gratification, more.
Bill Green now let's hear their signs for blackness. Are they polar opposites of all those great positive indicators of whiteness.
@@14goldmedals the corporate structure does not align with the individual
Respect for authority is sheep talk - their would be no Progress in this country if we did not challenge power
Delayed gentrification is a laugh, the power structure has been and will continue to be ahead
Our families have been broken up by policies and practices aimed at harming up
...
But go on
@Athos Aramis what about a 400 year heard start?
Think that helps at all
Family land. Businesses that run generations in and still operate today... Would be nice
@@14goldmedals like colonization, genocide, ethnocide, indigenous extinction, undermining foreign policy of other sovdteignities, assassinating foreign leaders, nuclear proliferation, deforestation, and regular old pondering of the planet.....
Well said, sir - I admire the work ethic of many Asians I have met in business. Those who are willing to work the hardest should succeed. Old white guy speaking, and I prefer build a great society with like minded people such as you - I don't care where we all come from.
It is simple. It is culture, this man just said it as I type this out.
It isn't color, it is ethics, morality, and personal values.
Exactly. It's all about culture!
Conservatives think culture equals flags and guns, too bad they aren't the American flags, and they're probably not Made in America guns either. Curious.
@@polygraphliedetector Culture is just more than that. What is culture to you? Becoming a simp beta unable to provide and protect his family?
But why culture? Where does culture come from? Why so some races develop pro-intellectual cultures and some develop anti-intellectual ones? Could it be that they are genetically hardwired to prefer certain cultures over others? Why is natural selection only skin deep?
@@Gatzucortezemmanuel357 Ironic your picture is defacing the American flag 😆
God bless you Kenny. Proud to be an American when logic still exists in our country.
You took.. you. You stole the words right outta my mouth goddammit.
In one of Donald Trump’s many attempts to steal the 2020 election, the former president called on the Supreme Court to take up his cause and fraudulently overturn Joe Biden’s victory. Given that Trump, by appointing Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett, established the high court’s 6-3 conservative majority, he presumably hoped the bench would remain loyal to him. But after the court declined to take up cases seeking to invalidate election results in multiple states, Trump channeled his rage at Kavanaugh, according to Michael Wolff’s upcoming book, Landslide: The Final Days of the Trump Presidency.
@@A_Lone_Wolf 8th one and going strong I see, you must really want people to read this crap. WOW!
Hmmm…Strong families, hard work and education. Sounds like Thomas Sowell, Jason Riley, Booker T. Washington, Daniel P. Moynihan and MANY OTHERS! ✅
Hello Monica,how are you doing?
That’s maybe a few dozen over 200 years then?
Nice.
MLK did say " learn so you can earn"...can't do that on perpetual welfare.
Well I guess learning to stay on welfare will earn....
Welfare is supposed to be temporary- not permanent.
So you have an Asian American speaking on why African Americans should get over it?
Asians general attitude is we must assimilate to the country that generously took us in. We must embrace the flag, apple pie, Americanism, values. We don't expect host country to adopt our ways but over time good aspects of immigrants culture gets adopted and becomes american value. It is crazy that desperate refugees come over(AOC) and expect Americans to bend over. It is like a starving homeless person entering ur house and expect to set the menu for dinner and pick his own room in the house. America is the most generous country with the biggest heart and we take in more immigrants and refugees than any other countries. Cmon man!
Followed you up until "cmon man." Reminded me of Sleepy Joe lmao
There's tons of Black americans who are thriving. Hell there were entire Black cities in the early 1900s THRIVING, do NOT let corporate media make it seem like every Black person is impoverished or is struggling. it's infantilization and is so disgusting how they do this. like they are "protecting" us like some children.
Well, i love the movies of Will Smith but he had a speech about how he is being discriminated in his life. I mean he was discriminated to have a house with his own zip-code ... I watch how Black Americans complain while they have 300-400 million dollars net worth like Will Smith. When for some people everything comes down to race is real sad...
Now the difference is when they were thriving what happened? Asian shops didn't get burned down and the people weren't killed.
@@willjackson4354 Preach/teach!! This is why I can’t hear what his ignorant behind is saying (or those who are “hi-fiving” him in the comment section) His knowledge is INCOMPLETE/LACKING!!!!!
Growing up in the Deep South, it’s crystal clear to me that culture is the deciding factor to success. My black friends who had a stable culture at home were successful in school and beyond. My black friends who had unstable cultures at home are leading unstable and challenging lives. Stability and culture are the keys to success, NOT race.
Agree 100%. Stabiliy and culture. Why are both of these things being undermined and destroyed? What takes their place? What influences our development during our formative years? The state and the education system are bad parents. Social media and corporate MSM are corrosive influences and poor cultural substitutes for family and friends.
So glad you are an authority. Your anecdotes are interesting, but don't speak to the disparities in opportunities that black have in this country. Some of us were certainly luckier than others. Where do you even think the disparities in cultures come from? Ending slavery didn't give everyone a level playing field. You living in the south should be well aware of redlining and the wonderful Dixiecrats who would do anything in their power to keep black people in their place.
@@kprieto2655 My observations growing up in the south and seeing where black and white classmates have ended up decades later in their careers echos what Jordan is saying. I'm non-white myself and faced a fair share of prejudice fwiw. You ask where cultural disparities come from, and most people will agree that they are rooted in past injustices. This still doesn't conclude that we have to level the playing field now and settle every score. The struggle to change the culture is the real battle, not the distribution of the spoils. Some folks think money or quotas will sort everything out and accelerate the attitude change. I really doubt it.
@@kprieto2655 Explain, please, the dynamics of HOW racism leads to single-parent families, leads to a mentality of allowing kids to skip school, or makes for a racial minority to engage in crime and shoot people of their own race ? I'm sure that the decades after the Civil War when racism was more common and more overt, black follks had more two-parent families and better prospects (Historical fact). I'm sure generations of Asians came to the US dirt poor, I am absolutely positive that some were bonded labourers, ie, indentured servants, and I am absolutely sure they were subjected to racism as well, but they seem to have stable families and a work ethic that enabled them to prosper. Let me tell you some secrets, Asians assumed that racism exists everywhere (back in their original country where they were the majority, they were racists too), they don't expect the playing field to be level (because even if you take away racial injustices there'll be plenty of other injustices), they don't ask for hand-outs, and they simply work AROUND the racism, got richer, educated their kids and lifted their lot out of poverty.
you have a lot of black freinds.
I think race should be removed from applications. Why do you need to know the color of my skin if you go off of merit only?
I don’t see an Asian, I see a hard working person that respects American values
How can you not see that he's Asian?
How about, I see an Asian who works hard and respects Western values?
I see an American human being who has studied and worked hard to get to where he is.
He's American
@@xxmoomooxx2123 Asian-American and proud of it, I'm sure. The point is that we kid ourselves by pretending to ignore people's race. The important thing is to treat all persons equally, irrespective of race: "all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights . . ." and so forth.
Not just Asians, also Indians and recent African immigrants from Kenya and Nigeria. All of them are succeeding because they keep their families together and put in work.
"All of them" ... No... Just no...
@@matthewstahler6525 all of them as a community... yes... just yes
@@matthewstahler6525 all of these different groups I mentioned are by and large very successful in America. Check the stats.
@@bozeeke please direct me to the stats you're referencing. I am happy to learn :)
@vonronken he is speaking on the Indians that are too Asian....
Get married, stay married, get educated in a growing field, save, don't live outside your means, invest.
Getting married is far too risky
@@andrewrogers3067 maybe to you but to others the good out weighs the bad.
Basic Judeo Christian principles... Worked for centuries 😉👍
@@andrewrogers3067 It's a risk, for sure. Make sure the person you marry has a history of moral, ethical, and responsible behavior. Even then, it's still a challenge and not for the faint of heart.
@@johnniehall3692 Worked for several millennia ;)
About time an Asian speaks up! Good for Kenny! CRT is a self-fulfilling prophesy!
People must be given equal opportunity which will result in unequal outcomes. Hard work must be rewarded and encouraged.
It always will be
Agree but people dont get it. You can give an education to someone but you cant make them learn.
Work in the USA has become finding a cheap source of near slave labor outside the country as well importing cheap slave labor.
Say what you will about the China, but when they said of America: "No country that penalizes people for intelligence and hard work can last very long", they were absolutely right.
It’s this mad obsession with “equality of outcome” that causes a LOT of frustration.
"Is that too many Asians?" The fact that anyone could think that is horrible.
Asians think like that in their country they're wrong too.
people should be judged by the content of their character, not the color of their skin
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Lol. If we judged by merit it would still be the same out come.
Agreed!!
The man who said that was killed because of the color of his skin
They should...unfortunately that's still not a reality for all.
I am not Asian. However, placing the most capable people in the most critical roles is "essential" to keep America competitive in crucial areas. If these people have Asian heritage so be it.
Thats why the LEFT DOESN'T TALK ABOUT ASIAN AMERICANS. THEY DOESN'T FIT THE LEFTS NARRATIVE.
They doesn't??
Irish was discriminated against too. They still fought through it.
Life is fighting...period.
yep they were ready to implement bolshevism in 1920
Yeah, I remember reading about that.
And then some of these people turn around and tell Irishmen that they've "never experienced racism before". Holy crap the audacity.
@@RyutheWeredragon Irish need not apply signs were hung in stores and shops. We had an area called Shanytown where the Irish immigrants lived in make shift houses from boxes and skids. They also signed up for the civil war for the upfront cash bonus.
The people that are low income here have smart phones...big screen televisions and food. Many of the Irish were unable to afford shoes.
Mr. Xu, you are on your way to becoming the Asian Thomas Sowell. That is fully and completely an intended compliment. Good for you, Brother!
I completly agree
Thomas Sowell is America’s National Treasure-I could listen to him for hours. I have no idea how Mr. Sowell, went from being an admitted communist to being such a wise man, but I am just grateful that we have so many hours of his videos and his books. 💕
@@forevercovfefe9369 Sowell often talks about the process of his transition from being a commie in his speeches in youtube. Fun fact, Sowell is a Korean war vet who fought the commies while he was still believed in commie ideology.
Whao, " meritocracy " Is being a long long time I don't hear that word. Now days people take everything for granted.
As an American whose parents immigrated from India, this country has been nothing but good to me. I hate that so many are losing their pride for this nation. It makes me sick. I have always said this, but America is the greatest nation on this earth. Every country has shortcomings, but that shouldn’t overshadow all the good this country offers. My parents grew up in a rural village, worked hard, went to college then immigrated here and are now doing well for themselves. This is the story of most of our family and friends, many of whom are now multimillionaires. No other country can claim as many success stories as the United States. What often differentiates Asians from other minority communities is the dedication to family, education, and hard work, as this young man said.
This country is not a charity organization. No country should ever be. You get what you put in. Do not expect free handouts. If you put in the work, there is no better country to be in than the USA 🇺🇸
spot in!
"This country is not a charity organization" Foreigner says. Country built off free labor and free Indian land
@@mrkjsmooth16 I’m not a foreigner. I’m American, thank you very much
@@fakeaccount704 from India = foreigner
@@mrkjsmooth16 born in the US, so I’m not a foreigner
Would you want a doctor to operate on you after he achieved his medical license from studying and hard work or would you even let a doctor touch you knowing he didn't have to earn anything, just got by because of the color of his skin? I don't think I would let certain races of doctors near me until meritocracy is restored. Only then would I be able to stop seeing color. This thing works both way, you know.
Or a pilot
I know right? Didnt an espn worker lose a work opportunity because they wanted to hire diversity
Nigerian immigrants are even more successful than Asians. Granted, they do benefit from affirmative action, but I'd trust Nigerian immigrant doctors almost as much as I do Asian doctors.
you do know... that to be a doctor you still need to go to school and pass? they aren't "just getting by because the color of their skin", they are getting access to a further education with equal chance as anyone else. its basically stating they can get a chance over the majority for education. not a free diploma... but what do I know I'm ignorant to all this BS, back into my bubble I go. And this is just opinion/ view/ understanding of the term.
{Kato Light} Bingo. Indeed, certain minorities getting accepted with relatively lower metrics is unfair. However, medical schools are tough. So, those that have gone through have successfully proven themselves.
Family, marriage bonds, work ethic, morality, education…..
& G O D
Yep, and you can find those traits in Americans who live in cities, suburbs, exurbs and rural areas.
If that were true , Trump would be poor . You left out inheritance
And industrial theft.
and the opposite is pro-choice, rainbow colors, trans, pride month, taking the knee etc. Welcome to the USA!
ASIAN AMERICANS DIDN'T GO THROUGH THE SAME AS AFRICAN AMERICAN'S... AND IM ASIAN...
Did the Chinese sell slaves??
Mr Xu is correct. Only under-achievers would disagree with his assertions.
I don't agree with his assertions... Racism here was color based at a certain time... Euros needed other races to collaborate with them for dominion... The Irish and Italians too... They didn't come here as white people. Try and tell them now they are not white, see what happens...
White is not a race either is Caucasian just because you're Italian and German doesn't make you white it makes you Italian and German
@@kbjr1983 bs... Once they got here, they became white... Italians, Asians, Irish were all marginalized the moment they arrived here... Whites realized they needed those groups to help against blacks...j
Irish became police and Italians were administration workers...
@Jorja in Europe they ALL fought against each other, the term white racism became applicable here to denote superiority over non whites...
But white is still not a race.
Kendi will refuse to debate this man!... RUN N' HIDE KENDI
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I don't see why he wouldn't, there's not discrimination again Asians in USA. I'd love to debate this guy.
@@A_Lone_Wolf sorry you are still obsessed with Trump.
@@A_Lone_Wolf Jeez man, were you scared that nobody would read your totally unrelated statement that has no baring on this video and that focuses on a moron who is obsessed with a man who isn't even in office anymore? Talk about desperation! HAHAHAHA fml this is hilarious!
I'm gonna keep going and count how many times you posted the exact same bloody comment. lol
@@richardallen6066 I've seen that comment repeated, word for word, elsewhere on this video. I'm convinced it's a bot.
A lot has to do with family. Two caring parents that instill values.
Makes you wonder about the leftist aim to 'break up the family' and whether or not it is intended to precisely create situations like these
@@sicsempertyrannisvi4107 no one is trying to break up the family.
@@standowner6979 i distincly remember it as one of the pillars of marxist dogma. 'the family is enemy number one' and that sort of sentiment
Single parent homes breed underachievers, emotionally challenged, mentally challenged, and mischievous kids who turn into unproductive members of society. I know, because I'm one of them. Furthermore, 80% of all prison inmates grew up in single parent homes. We must stop this single parent home nonsense.
@@standowner6979 that was a literal policy for BLM
Nigerians are also successful immigrants, showing this not about skin color.
If you look at second and third generation Latinos we are also often highly successful and move up the socioeconomic ladder. But since we are often lumped in with the constant flow of undocumented and first generation Latinos the stats play to their narrative. I reject CRT.
Exactly!! 💯💯💯💯💯💯
-- Hi Dani. How are you this morning?
Don't fall for right wing propaganda.
Kenny Xu falsely claimed, "Critical Race Theory asserts that the World and America is divided into a racial caste system."
I've been following the Critical Race Theory movement since the mid-nineties. I have never read or heard of a Critical Race Theorist claim that the World and America is divided into a racial caste system.
Thanks.
The other thing the pro CRT mob can’t talk about is rich Nigerians who came to the USA and made their money.
Yes we can. CRT is a LEGAL theory that suggests that the US law has still being impacted by the fallout from dejure, ie legal discrimination that existed in many institutions (education, housing, criminal justice) prior to the Civil Rights movement. There's plenty of studies which suggest that prison sentences differ because of races, mortgage lending differs because of race, educational outcomes differ by races, etc. Race CAN be a negatively contributing factor to success for many people, even rich Nigerians. Now, when it comes to Nigerians, Asians and East Indians and their successes as immigrants, one thing I KNOW that's overlooked is that immigrants from those regions are of higher class and educational backgrounds than your average American. Most likely, they came to the US on scholarship or on work visas, which can only be obtained if you have valuable skill and/or extensive primary schooling. In order to have those credentials, your family most likely had some money, not rich, but definately more than enough to pay for basic expenses. Those factors will play a role in the success of those immigrants. This dude talking about a meritocracy probably has parents with professional degrees and backgrounds, and is more similar to the interviewer than the average person agreeing with his premise.
Ignorant statement. Nigerians have not had the same experience as ADOS. That's like comparing the English and the Irish. Different lived experience.
@@tiffanywatson8316 If class is such a key factor in the success of each following generation then why is there is so much insistence on talking about race? Why not just help poor people get access to good education and call it a day? Teaching poor white kids about white privilege and poor black kids about how they have no chance is not going to help people get along today or a hundred years from now.
@@tiffanywatson8316 As an immigrant, being among immigrants most of the time, I have to say that I have no idea what you are trying to say Ms. Watson. It all comes down to education, hard work and taking responsibility! You can't blame anyone for not feeling like doing the work. I didn't go to college, but it's not because anybody stopped me, on the contrary. Yes that choice that I MADE left me with less desirable options for work, but I don't blame anyone else for that. I still live 10 times better than if i would have back in eastern Europe. Everyone looking to get by the easy way will get eventually kicked to the curb no matter if they are Black, White, Asian or Martian. YOU have to be the main benefactor to your success. You'll get only as far as you are willing to go. In other words the limitation exists most of all in our heads. That is my opinion from my personal experience.
PS We came to America with $1000 and a dream.
@@MegaTenser I agree with you, class is a bigger issue that SHOULD be addressed. I actually think that race is used by wealthy conservatives to divide working class whites from other minorities, with whom they have more economically in common. Take this guy's book, he and some other Asians, feel penalized because they are not always rewarded with admission to Ivy League schools. But guess what, why isn't he talking about the slots that go to legacies, which completely outweigh the amount of slots afforded to minorities other than Asians?
Two parent strong families you hit the nail on the head - well said sir!
That's part of it...but racial oppression is another.
Spot on! Look at the prison population, certain races have more single parents because of it..
two-parent college-educated black families have less wealth than single-parent high school grad white women; boy that is inconvenient.
One of white supremacies most used talking points. The two parent family shtick as if to say black people don’t believe in nor love the family unit. Typically racists whites conveniently ignore this one very important word…CAUSALITY why??… because if they look at the origins of these negative outcomes in society they will be hit with the very inconvenient reality that policies and laws created by a dominant white society are the reason for the very garbage they so joyfully love to spew. Again it’s not a problem of self efficacy but an issue of Causality. 🖕🏾🖕🏾
What if both parent are racist lol.
Exaggerating and intentionally labeling race is real racism. Self-vctimizing can not make life better. It came from your hard work. I am originally Asian.
Yeah, being originally-asian does ont help the fact youre totally uninformed
and you dont know what CRT is; you fell for a Boogeyman; you listen to FOX-NEWS;
and more issues.
@@nenmaster5218 Don't judge people whom you don't know at all.
You were originally Asian, but what race are you now then?
Does that mean if you have a culture where studying, hard work, dedication and family structure are important, you will succeed? DANG!! WHAT A REVELATION!! My side hurts.
There is no culture where everybody succeeds regardless of what's "important".
Funny thing is you see black people enjoying prosperity rights and opportunities only in white majority countries!! No black minority in asia enjoys the same level of rights and prosperity as in western world, even in africa black people do not get the same rights, respect, prosperity and opportunity as they do in the west!!. So how is the west(or white people) still guilty for black people suffering? If I am wrong correct me please.
@@wowfmomf6126 Why would you compare black people's life in the US to that of black people elsewhere? If you really were for equality you'd compare black life in the US with white life in the US.
@@felixmidas2020 that is right black people deserve the same life In US as everyone else in the US i was just doing that comparison to the rest of the world to let people know that the US is less racist than rest of the world.
@@wowfmomf6126 Ok, that's a fair point. To your original point of "prosperity rights", don't forget that for a long time black neighborhoods weren't given loans so that black people couldn't gather wealth over the generations the way white people could. Without loans it's practically impossible to become a house owner.
As a moderate who leans left and a half Asian myself, I have to agree with this young man-- it's about culture and environment/ expectations, not race.
I would include application of laws as well, but I agree.
I would absolutely agree with you but that's where the concept of critical race theory gets a little twisted. I always say it should really be called culture theory instead of race, because that is really what it is addressing, how the history of this country has hurt the African American culture, and how that history has a long lasting impact. And that can be seen throughout the world in similar situations, even if race is not the defining characteristic. It just so happens that in America specifically, those cultural impacts were drawn along lines of color. And therefore, it is kind of a ridiculous argument to say that Asian Americans prove critical race theory wrong because Asian Americans have had a completely different history and experience in this country than African Americans.
Im not saying that nobody struggled but let’s not deny the degrees of discrimination…
@@mayonce6561 100% exactly.
@@mayonce6561 Discrimination against who exactly?
I teach ESL to adults, and the Asian students take notes and come to class with questions. I admire them, especially coming from languages so much different from English.
I agree! When I started work here in London, I was the only one who took a lot of notes during training. So when the instructor asked questions after like a pop quiz, it was I who only had all the answers lol and my colleagues were like "hey can i borrow your notes!" lol
I remember my ESL teacher, Ms. Claire, very fondly.
@@daniellem8783 congratulations on your hard work!
I’m also an ESL teacher and my non Asian students do the same. You’re reinforcing an incorrect stereotype. I’ve had hard working and not so hard working students from all backgrounds.
I love how he made the opportunity to promote his book. Gotta respect the hustle