“In America, I feel more Chinese, but in China I feel more American” Pretty much how Asian (including outside of China) feels living abroad in a nutshell. Btw, when I say living abroad, I mean Asians living away from their home country, not just Asia.
@N O I C E believe it or not. Basically everybody in my country distinguishes Asians and Indians for some reason. And I’m Chinese and Indian, my (grand)parents are from surinam and my ancestors from India and China. So people get confused all the time.
I am Chinese American. I'm proud of being ethnically Chinese. I'm also proud of being an American. I am glad that my parents were able to immigrate here since I was able to incorporate both Chinese and American values. To my fellow Chinese Americans, it is possible to reconcile both sides of you. It is possible to be proud of both sides of you.
@Roger Ritchie you’re born an certain ethnicity but you can choose to carry your culture with you from your ethnicity. You’re a white-american if i’m reading your comment right. well that’s why.
@@hsun7997 just because you can reconcile yourself doesnt mean the people who hate you for your skin color will let you be American. They will still find ways to exclude you isnt it.
"Chinese media is always happy to portray...... vice versa" I mean, I have watched both Chinese and western media for years, it's not even comparable. Back in 2000~2014, there was almost no negative news about US in China's social media. Everyone was saying how great America was.
Seems Xi Jin Ping's programmes inflicts more aggressive conducts in terms for racing towards #1 Superpower, much like how BJP and it's Hindutvas reorient the majority of Indian populace in since Modi too It's all about mix between populism and Machiavellian pragmatism for how modern "democratic"/oligarchic politics works
@Roger Ritchie Um no.....there are South American, African and Central Asian countries which have an overwhelmingly dominant ethnic group and are super unsafe. Your prejudiced views are factually incorrect :(
@@dill185 woah... what u said shows ur ignorance towards China. What “rights” does the American citizens have that the Chinese citizens doesn’t have? Name one.. Also, there is no “terminal camp”.. u watch too much conspiracy theories
As an Indian American I do see America is slowly falling. We are politically and racially divided now. I would say I do want to leave the political violence but at the end of the day I would say this is my country and I can’t leave it. I’ll stay in the country till the end.
@@williamwan3712 90% of the time you would be right about the senate but I think theyre being manipulated into thinking there is overwhelming anti-asian crimes taking place. I dont think the shootings in georgia were based on race but more on the industry the people were involved in.
@@peaches7181 In my opinion, most of us Asians born and raised abroad today have accepted our multicultural identity faster and easier than in the past. I know plenty of 30-50+ year old Asian Americans that struggled with their identity, and it was even worse for those who grew up in a town with no Asians and no Asian culture and those who were adopted into non-Asian families.
Can't agree more with the guy at 15:00 . We should care because we actually care rather than cause they are one of our people. But it's easier said than done
Do yall have associates in the US? Can yall interview Asian Americans, senior Asian Americans, European Americans, African Americans, etc about this topic? Even include newly immigrated Asians about this. I especially want to hear from the senior community about this. Thanks.
Exactly. I havemt nor have i heard of any one connected to me experienced anything anti asian but I live in s california. It seems questionable to me because the media was making it a big deal before there were any anti asian attacks. The first i heard of anything anti asian was when the whole neighborhood came out to protect an asian family that was being harassed by kids ding dong ditching.
Its really pretty contained to the coasts. I live in Oklahoma and nothing is really different. My family in California are dealing with some of it. My aunts in New York are scared to leave the house. I'm trying to get them to leave the city. America is a big place, its just dependent on the culture in the area. I get significantly less racism in Oklahoma than California. I was really surprised by that.
America is 24% English, 19% other European, 17% Latino, 19% German, 13% African, 8% Asian, and 2% mixed race. I do see how so many people still don’t accept others in America still and it’s sad. It’s happens cause of people’s races, it happens because of people showing their political opinions, and just people in general in America don’t trust each other. I can definitely say that just 4 years ago we barley had any Asian American hate crimes or any of this feeling of this person’s white so they are racist or, this persons black so they are dangerous. But now so many of them are rising right now. It’s sad to seeing it all happen so fast at the same time.
A Chinese European here. Here in the Netherlands asians are in the minority. Most of racism against Chinese people are micro-aggressions/racial "jokes" that are perceived as "innocent"! Most people don't realize its hurtful and since we are in the minority we feel quite powerless. Since the pandemic hit there has been more focus on Asians and we see a rise in racism as well (although not as bad as in the USA, since its mostly verbal). Because of this we have started to become more outspoken on this issue, but its still a hard since we are not used to speak out on this topic. I am currently also learning how to deal with it... I am very worried about the current micro-agressions towards asians to result in violence like in the states since I feel like every trend from US will eventually be picked up here in the NL. From what I hear from friends, I also feel like the hate crime towards asians is worse in UK and in France compared to the NL. But thats my perception.
@@ssamhangugeo4824 Look it up yourself, there is pretty damning data about it. Pretending every hate crime is done by white supremacists doesn't prevent it from happening again.
most are not its white people. the ones you see in some media there are like 14 major ones of them and they all show different views of probably the same video.
@@lodevijk As a black person while it is tru most crimes against Asian people are committed by people who look like me, wording it like this benefits no one and it doesn’t constitute as condemning the hate crimes. Instead of saying “why won’t they mention the fact that the perpetrators are black or Latino, ask why these attacks are committed mostly by these specific groups. Because when you word it like this it could be seen as only caring when the perpetrator is the correct race
It only costs one trip in your homeland to get woke quickly and easily as an Asian American. It's a bit harder if you're entrenched in America but good on you if you were able to. All the interviewees had really relatable insight to the Asian American experience. Asian Boss is firing on all cylinders!
@WonderDrugEchinacea U have never been to China then. Foreigners are treated as FIRST-class citizens in China. In fact, they treat you better than they treat their countrymen. It is in their cultural, to treat guests with the best they could.
@@ShawkyJames wrong I know someone who is ABC also treated unfairly as well in China. They call her banana, and various insult. She said some will welcome but don’t expect them to treat you as one of their own. This is just her experiences. People always have tribalistic behavior. The sooner everyone realize this, the better.
@WonderDrugEchinacea I was with you till you mentioned laowhy, serpentZA as credible people then I knew that what you were saying was not necessarily accurate as they are both very anti Chinese people/hate even and have spread many lies about China.. Plus I have never heard of police barging into foreign peoples homes at night (unless they are criminals or unwanted western journalists /spies maybe).
@@nehcooahnait7827 Bruh Google it. Kazhakstan is a Central Asian country but a small part of the Ural river that is within Kazhakstan comes under what is Eastern Europe. Istanbul (Constantinople) in Turkey, half of it is in Europe and the majority of the country on the other side of the Bosphrous river is in Asia. Yes both counties are mainly Asia but like Russia and Egypt they're trans continental. Just a simple Google mate. 🙌🏻
“I grew up being taught to be quiet and ignore racism/discrimination”. I personally reckon this is the root problem. When people are complaining about existing education system for its lack of attention or emphasis on Asian Americans (or Chinese Americans etc.), we should also look into ourselves. It takes two hands to clap. I can somehow understand why immigrants of older generation taught their kids that way, but reality proves that their kids could be taught better than that (quiet, submissive you know what I mean). Let’s start with our generation!! Teach our kids to stand up for yourself when being treated rudely, racially taunted & discriminated, or even assaulted. Simple fact is bullies or attackers do not pick on those who can defend themselves. Simply too much work.
I believe a lot of the hush hush about not speaking about discrimination in the past was due to the fact that in the early 1800's, there was anti-Chinese immigration laws and many immigrated illegally to fulfill the American dream. I recently learned a lot of Chinese men in those days were able to immigrant through what was called the "paper sons" technique where they faked their identity to that of a son of an successful Chinese (because in those days, only "smart" immigrants were allowed in the country). If they were vocal about it then, than their immigration status (or lack thereof) would have been discovered. People were frightened in those days, and that sentiment was just passed down throughout the generations.
5:59 “we are taught to be quiet, to ignore all of the racial and discriminatory comments”. When I (a white kid) was growing up in America, I always admired Asian people I saw because they seemed extremely polite, sincere and intelligent. But now being an adult and hearing another adult say “we’re taught to be quiet” gave me an entirely new perspective. Thank you Asian boss that’s breaking barriers Edit: don’t think that’s the exact quote but it’s close
In East Asia, there is a common mentality of "don't cause trouble", or "minimize trouble". And that's why we are always taught (by our parents) to be quiet.
15:00 this guy is very likely mainland Chinese who seems to have studied English well although still have an Chinese accent, and the fact that he even mentioned the website Zhihu shows that he knows the culture too.
He is a new immigrant, so he has an accent, which shows that he probably spent his childhood in Beijing. But he did immigrate after all, so he definitely qualifies as a Chinese-American
@@windywendi Why should they be separated? They are part of the asian american community too. They will have more nuanced view when it comes to Chinese culture but that does not mean they need to be separated into a different category since their passport is american and must abide to american law as well.
Here’s a question…As Asian American living and working in Asia, how do you feel when you mostly see white images being advertised for better life, better health and better beauty? Do you see it? Do you realize what is happening? Is it okay to you?
It's just a trend in this time, trends come and go, the figure head of the worlds super power just happens to get a white person, if he gets bumped off by other who isn't white then white images won't be going up anymore.
It depends, if you are from Rural areas (especially from China), then you would absolutely want to go, because the Quality of Life in Rural China is really poor, but if you are talking about Urban China, then the illusion will fall apart.
I always dealt with Asian racism when I was growing up and still do today. Asian racism was never a topic that came up very often so people didn’t think their was a problem.
@@vladblehblehbleh it won't unfortunately. With the growing anti China sentiment from various Nations around the world, and the lockdowns, people will always scapegoat people of East and Southeast Asian decent (especially Chinese People). It'll only get worse once the pandemic gets completely under control, which more people will go back to treating us the same way they did back in early 2020.
@@mynamesjeff.f There certainly needs to be more acknowledgement toward the root of this issue, and not simply the fact that it exists. If people cannot understand their problems or the problems of others, it's going to be hard to grow past them.
cause asians are a minority and by that law minority will always face discrimination no matter where it is, take a look at south africa, the whites are getting their asses kicked over there..they're poor and discriminated..
Are you taught that Europeans are white? People with dark skin color in Europe and white people in China. Ancient Chinese called Europeans monkeys with yellow hair and green eyes. Don't be wishful thinking. Europeans always use some ugly information to publicize the negative impression of China. We can do the same, but it's not necessary. If your self-confidence comes from your industrial revolution or modernization process, so far, your social system is barbaric, which is fundamental, It determines the upper limit of achievements. Aside from these, maybe China will create a greater and more advanced knowledge system than modern science. Who knows? As far as I know, the happy life of Europeans lasted less than 50 years.
I really agree with the last guy…throughout this video. Asia, stand up and be seen! Be heard! Know your worth! Stop allowing other cultures tell you what is best for you.
Damn. I'm a black American. Originally from San Francisco. Now an expat living in Macau the last few years with my Chinese wife, and 3 year old son. These attacks are really disturbing, and make me hesitant on wanting to return anytime soon to America. Not only for my family's safety, but also I'm sure I'll be getting more side glances from the Asian community due to this chaos. I don't understand the vitriol from the American black community to commit acts of aggression against Asians. It's disgusting.
I'm a Chinese diaspora n I don't mind going back to retire in China. Anyway China is really happening now n is more exciting. Thank you to Asian Boss to highlighting these....🤗🤗🤗🤗
“Andrew Yang is running for mayor of NY I’m really excited”, but the truth is: Asians will be much more harsh to Asians than Americans do to show their loyalty 🤣
Identity politics of leftists. And once their favorite candidate expresses different views than the majority of his demographic group, they become a toxic mob and hurl racial slurs at him
I really appreciate you interviewing people on this topic. Way under reported and it’s super serious. I wish everyone in this video a happy, safe life 💕
@@michaelsteal9128 I work for a Chinese family (therapy for their son with autism) and they have told me so many stories around Colorado where I live. It could just not be as prevalent where you are by population
As a Chinese, I grew up in international cultures and international schools, so I can say I am somehow an International Chinese or Chinese American. I'm not born in America but my culture was similar to Americans. I grew up in that kind of society so I don't have any discrimination but once I walk out to people that are more traditionally Chinese, I can tell how much I'm like an American or just different from them I feel like I'm not Chinese, but I also don't feel like I'm American
Asians have to help ourselves. I am hearing from these interviewees only looking at someone else to do the work. Any help from any other ethnic groups would help, but don't expect Hollywood or congress to help. Start with yourself from raising your kids to community involvement. Have your kids do more sports to develop the body physically and confidence, changing the image. Get involve in your community to make it strong, organized and influence. Be an activist within your community. until then don't expect much change.
I agree. Martial arts and other phyiscal activities is the best. Also I have observed that many other immigrant groups naturally stick together such as the turks in germany
@@zbtun1447 He mean Asian in western country, Asians in Asia don't face this problem, but it would be nice if they can help their brother in foreign land.
@@vonnpowell3844 I can guarantee you any statistic you will ever find, even if you search for the rest of your life will not match what you said. And your other statement carries no wait to this topic. But good deflection though
Anti-Asian sentiments in the US are not new. From the Chinese Exclusion Act to the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII to the recent surge of anti-Asian violence. We have mostly kept quiet and internalized everything. But no more. We are Americans too!
Without the Chinese Exclusion Act, there would have been more Chinese in America and less racism. You got the the chicken and egg wrong. The US was founded on the genocide of Native Americans who had been here since time immemorial. They are the only real Americans. Everyone else are latecomers. It’s the original sin that all present Americans need to atone for.
you are just as American as me, a white person. i hope all of us of every race in the US can come together and start seeing each other as countrymen and move forward together. maybe its idealistic but i keep hope in my heart for such a possibility.
The Japanese internment camps were during a war cause they were scared of internal attacks which all countries do and the Chinese exclusion act was just banning Chinese immigrant workers.
Unfortunately, I don't think the US as a whole wants to change the situation. Just see how they review what they did to native Americans and what they are doing with China's rise. IMO, The best thing to fundamentally solve the issue is letting peaceful rise of Asian countries.
I wish I had a country to go to but nope, I'm native American and my country is right here before it was called america. Everyone else has a motherland a continent to go back to.
@@timothygrate6101 native Americans migrated from Siberia and Central Asia over the Bering strait land bridge into North America and spread throughout the two continents over a period of 10,000 years
I was in one of the two most well-known educational towns in the UK last year before and during the first lockdown. I remember that I felt unsafe during the lockdown as I was glared explicitly and rudely while I was doing grocery. It was totally different from the pre-pandemic. I cannot explain how it was but I felt like I could get attacked anytime verbally or physically. The hate crime is much scarier than normal discrimination.
"Holy sh*t I forgot it super dangerous here." Being born an raised in america this resonated with me there's this constant fear of just going out its not safe living here
yea this annoyed me since this narrative is always played up heavily. but i do understand his frustration considering my countries past ways/views on Asians.
@@barthamellow1138 sure. But to blame 'white supremacy' for black on asian hate crimes is just... weird. I've also heard people blame Asians themselves for black on asian hate crimes. For example, I've seen quite a number of people on TH-cam who argue that it's 'anti-blackness' in asian communities that created this tension in the first place. Some of their examples include: you'll often find a chinese shop or restaurant in a black neighborhood, but you'll almost never find a black business in China town. I'm honestly speechless at that kind of argument. I really don't want to make this sound like I think black people as a whole have prejudice against asians. I believe majority of the people are rational, and only the few nut jobs are doing the wrong. However, to ignore facts and pretend it's somehow white people's fault is just mind boggling in my opinion.
@@jewii3824 i think what your saying is totally accurate. all of us as americans gotta come together and start seeing each other as fellow countrymen. its gonna be tough but all races in this country have their baggage and discrimination. its human nature sadly, just gotta hope that each new generation starts mending that trauma.
@naruaxel94 of course. But I think the recent attacks obviously racially motivated. Since some of the attackers are shouting racial slurs while doing the said attacks. Also, I completely agree with your statement, which is why I also despise the automatic assumption that all confrontation between white officers and a black suspect is racist.
Idc the race of who is doing it most it's all wrong but it's not mostly black, a lot of white on asian report isnt being reported. Not to mention all the Asian on asian crime I've been seeing that isnt getting reported either. You have to go to indie news channels to see an accurate representation of that.
Being Chinese moved to the states at 11, kinda learned that no place is the safest. There will always be something different about you because you have experience living in different places with different perspective. America always been in this state that politicians willing to find a way to manipulate the people to side with them by blaming a particular group on problems and distract them from finding out the real problems. Especailly after Cold war, not able to find an enemy to blame until 911. People just dont want to learn and actually talk to people. Education and social interaction is really important. As per most people in the videos, the younger genration seems to be more educated on Asian culture, and we need to keep that going so all those racist folks can't produce more seeds of hate to the younger generation.
@Prez 45 says Look at india, it’s filthy our ancestors make us live in this area. They decided to inhabit this land so we live here.I’m surprised you don’t know how civilisation works
In my personal option I am 11 turning 12 next week,I feel like I don’t fit in both America and China because in China I feel like I don’t fit in since everyone is so smart and knows how to read Chinese and I am hear being dumb and stupid and not knowing anything while in America,I feel like I am being used because I always help people but when they need me it is neither helping them give answers to their test or homework I don’t want to but I just feel bad for rejecting.I live in America right now and I am scared since I seen so many bad stuff happening and I am scared for my family and all the other Asian American family in America.Praying for everyone and their family’s
Chris Chin there I te writing part there is the reading part and there is the listening part you think I can learn all of that in when I was 1-5 years old plus Chinese writing is so hard cause if you write the slashes wrong you have to write it again and it is the hardest language to learn let me ask you have you learned Chinese cause according to everywhere it is the hardest plus I am 12 years old
Chris Chin also how about you learn this language see how long it takes for you to master this whole thing cause Chinese isn’t even close to English with all those easy alphabets to pronounce
In the future if you're looking for a middle-ground. I would recommend Singapore. Majority of the people there leans towards the chinese culture side while mainly speaking English. Good fit if you want to reintegrate. Malaysia here is some what similar but the racism and supremacy of a certain race here is written into our constitution literally. I won't go deep into that but yeah it is what it is.
As a Korean, I want to experience Chinese culture. But I am not really sure if I can find a job in China without speaking Chinese.. I can speak English but I think this is not enough
As a Chinese, I don’t think it’s good idea to working in China currently...... cuz the pandemic issue also give a great impact on Chinese economy, the unemployment rate is rising up a lot if compare with 2019. The patriotism and racism emotion in China is also growing rapidly......
See...the thing I noticed and I think what most people have forgotten is that if anything big that happens to the states, discrimination arises like crazy against certain groups, grouping them altogether like potential criminals. I'm pretty sure most of us remembered 9/11... When the US got attacked by terrorists (basically the destruction of the twin towers)...remember...the Al Qaeda... Afghanistan ...Israel... Palestine....Osama Bin Laden ...etc...yeah... When that happened...the middle Eastern people were all grouped and considered "terrorists" even when they're innocent. They were discriminated horribly and were aways suspected when on planes traveling...they were all separate, distinguished ethnicity with their own lives and yet they were all grouped under the same category.. terrorists...luckily this discrimination has died down since but it shows that this "pointing fingers" at innocent group of people and discriminating them will never end...it will only subside until another big thing happens and people will find a new target group to discriminate against... it's sad and it's a very hard thing to control and change...how many years has it been and yet we still can't accept each other and continue to group certain people as "bad?"
Can you tackle Asian against other Asian hate or prejudice next? Like what mainland Chinese think of Chinese who were born/raised in other Asian countries. Or what SE Asians think about the Chinese, etc?
@@mangos1346 Because Asia is such a large and diverse continent with people sharing so many ideological views. People of all other continents and races are killing or hating on eachother too
@@miliba Yes and no. If they are still back in Asia, they are free to fight anyone they want. But we are all in US now and we are all Americans. The anchor of Asia should be no longer and we need to be together and fight for our place in US.
@@mangos1346 do the euopeans not hate each other? but yeah i guess it's easier to drive a wedge between the asian countries and make them fight each other than say doing it to the euopreans..
I was born and raised in New York City and never felt afraid of racial hate crime so it came as a surprise how much anti-Asian hate was hidden under the surface all along to be triggered and exposed and activated.
Dear Asian Boss, can you please arrange a video of Chinese reaction and point of view about the India- china border stand-off (including the Ghalwan valley incident). We have seen Indian point of view, it's high time that we know what our counterparts think about it. Guys, pls repost this comment so Asian Boss can see it.
I have a feeling that Chinese attention on this incident is not going to be as high as it is portrayed in India. Therefore I don't think such a video will be able to reach our expectations.
I am from China and currently studying in the USA. I talked with my friends in China, and they told me that there were very few reports on the China-India border stand-off. A lot of people in China don't even know that there were things happening on the border. BTW, how is the COVID situation in India now? The media said that a lot of people are dying each day. It's so sad to hear that. We should help each other.
The border conflict was reported months ago but there ain much reports recently. Speaking of who owns the border, I feel like it would like each country believes the border belongs to their own, so the video would be conflict but isn educational
By and large, undeniably China has a more discipline society. Americans/Westerners value freedom and liberty more than discipline and respect for elderly including government in power.
Why is it depicted in a way where only the "East Asian" alikes who got involved? Has it been the same treatment for south/mid-east/central asians in the us? Or east Asian are just the obvious ones? What do the people from other parts of Asia think about this issue?
Hmm..If many others are affected then it might be called a racism in general. To me, some people categorising racism according to skin colours or continental origins is just trying to hide the bigger issue of racism or deviating the attention from the others'.
Dude.....so many people actually DIED from these murders. People still act like it’s verbal abuse(which happened for decades)🤦🏻♀️ these offenders should be charged with first degree murder or even death Penalty for these murders to at least decrease....I swear you can get more serious jail sentences for smoking one weed than killing someone
Love this! Thank you for compiling these interviews. And so happy you're still able to continue creating videos like this especially during this time. I'm a Cantonese Canadian and I've personally never seen a video with this many different people who look and sound so much "like me". 🙏🏼
@Angelique Wu cool! Thanks for that. I wanted to write Hong Kongnese Canadian but that looked odd. And for me, writing "Guangdongnese" didn't feel right either. 🤔 And I'm "old enough" that once my friend got in trouble for referring to me as "oriental" and neither of us knew it was problematic! So....for anyone who's from or has elders from Hong Kong or Guangdong who don't prefer to call yourself Chinese...what do you call yourself in this context?
Adding...I just happened to be with some other Cantonese friends right now and asked them. We are all genuinely surprised to hear about this being problematic, have never heard about this before, and all feel comfortable with calling ourselves Cantonese. 🤔 We're all in Canada...not sure if that means anything. Appreciate the learning! 🤗
@@Xtalyne Ahh ok. No, I don't think it's problematic lol, I was just surprised because I have never heard anyone describe themselves as Cantonese before. Although I am aware that in China, people will sometimes identify themselves as from a certain province.
I feel for these guys with being the child of immigrants who grew up in the US. And THEN returning to your country of origin, either temporarily or permanently, realizing that you’re practically a cultural/ethnic hybrid who isn’t fully tethered to either place.
This issue will happen forever until we human learn to live by one race and that is Human race as a whole . Not by country , race or religion . All those only bring conflicts for as long as human are around .
I'm indian, and I feel sad how racism towards Asians ( here Asians include all Asians) is so normalized Even some indians discriminate against north eastern indians, And also people who comment saying “All Asians are not chinese” when someone is racists Even if that person is chinese We shouldn't discriminate or spread racism 🙏 I hope humans in this planet will Be more kind, and generous, and treat each other with respect ❤️ (Edit : Some are get triggered by my comment without respecting, I never said that racism only exists in particular community, racism is everywhere 🙏!)
@@archanapillai9765 oh I thought it was sarcasm, anyways, racism is apparently everywhere, I can't say that no country have it, some people are bad and good in every country
Do you think NE locals cant be racists, think again. I have faced massive racism though I was born and live in NE all my life. Do you even know the etheric violence against outsiders In Meghalaya. So talk for yourself and don't generalize.
@Powerful Oprah Where is the money for BLM going? To black institutions or an excessively white political party hungry for power? If you really want equality, stop joining scams that build on a self absorbed you. My 2 cents.
It's human nature to take the least path of resistance, and not taking the time to understand. It's easier to just allow influential media or whomever to determine what and how we should think. For this reason alone equality will always be a struggle.
@@far-middle what’s wrong with the fact fact that they choose to interview Chinese Americans live in China they even did this with Korean American living in Korea. As a Chinese American living in China they can make better judgment and compare situations both in America as well as China and also they can present the actual situation in China and how different it is than in America.
@@far-middle Chinese American view are biased by American propaganda You will get a honest answer by Chinese American in china Because they live in china and where is better where is not Overall all the Chinese American who live at least 1 2 year will never comeback to the US voluntarily
I really do get when they say people categorize Asia as one. They don't get to understand how different people are in different countries... And i feel that's the same thing in Africa. Different countries, different ethnicities.
@@yolandaperry86 I've never experienced any racism or hate from Asians, they've always been nice and respectful to me since day 1, don't generalize them just cause of one bad experience from one them
@@jacqueskim I have...it's usually subtle micro-aggressive behaviors. Most black people who have gotten their nails done at asian owned nail salons or who have shopped in asian beauty supply stores have experienced the subtle racism towards them or even blatant racism. I have friends who are asian and I've dated asian guys as well so I know that they aren't all like that...no group of people are monolith. People here on TH-cam have made plenty of vlogs about their experiences being black in asian countries...china, south korea, japan, etc. I was shocked at many of their experiences of blatant racism...clubs and stores that have signs that say "no blacks allowed" for example. Racism in any form is never okay.
True, the problem is too much get swept under the rug, and alot of them live in a bubble, trying to be the model citizen in the US. So alot of the racist history is ignored or just not taught. Like example, the biggest lynching in US history happened to chinese americans, but very rarely mentioned.
@Roger Ritchie It's the policy makers, the elites, the pedigrees so to speak, the ones that try to segregate the people, easier to manage, there are many laws after the exclusion act that prevents asians from marrying in certain states, but this is not widely known. Very little documented. How about movies, or documentaries, you rarely see any about asians helping build america, like roads, railways, etc. Or asians contributions during WW2, or asians inside the Titanic who live at the bottom as labour. Did you know, one of the highest decorated unit during WW2 is made out entirely out of asians?
From what I've read, most of the attackers have prior assault charges (perhaps from early releases because of rampant covid cases in prisons) or mental issues (deeper societal issues in USA and elsewhere).
@@yolandaperry86 2 out of 4 of the victims of that shooting were white people, the other 2 victims identities were never publicly released. The man killed those people because he wanted to kill people who worked in the sex industry, nothing to do with race and that's in his own words
@@cottoncandykawaii2673 It was 8 victims...6 were asian. If he only set out to attack sex workers he could have went anywhere in Atlanta. He chose to target asian establishments specifically.
@@yolandaperry86 he chose the spa because that's where he used to go to before becoming an anti-porn guy and if he were only going after Asians he wouldn't have killed two white people
The point she makes at 9:38 is good. It's that people are lazy. Ignorant. They don't care enough to do research and just bunch a group of people into one basket.
7:00; I met someone online (who is white) who wrote about their stepmom who is Chinese experienced discrimination thanks to COVID. The stepmom told the author of that story that racism against Chinese people is VERY much real, because lately she has been given dirty looks by people in grocery stores just for being Asian and for getting groceries. I had a friend who is Filipina and she told me that her Filipino mom has been looked at strangely and even cautiously by random strangers whenever she goes into grocery stores. I even experienced racism during COVID. My family and I were berated by a family whom we've never met before. They called us "corona".
Despite absurdism (and maybe human nature?) I'm still trying to figure out what these deviant individuals try to achieve behind these senseless attacks. What is it going to solve if not generate more hatred and division?? Why ruin your own future by targeting elders, women and innocent citizens who have nothing to do with the pandemic and your personal problems including your poor life choices...WHY
WELL DONE and thanks MUCH! As most Asians will agreee, its been going on for generations, and only now SOME media attention to deflect from the rest of the crud we have today across the US and world... sad times for all of us, but thank you again for your contributions and humanity! :) Cheers!
Humans are inherently racist...but due to trade, education and other means of exposure with other cultures, it has been suppressed quite a bit. Like one of the interviewees said, it's an emotional thing, not a rational thing. Imagine an epidemic originating from Africa, would the chinese treat them rationally? I doubt so, not talking about exceptions, coz they're universal.This is by no means a justification of what's happening though. I am asian myself from far east India where looks are mostly oriental. I too am subject to casual racism, from the same people who cry racism in other countries.
No we humans are not. I have a three year old boy. When he reads books showing babies’ face with different color, never once has he shown any preference to the pic based on the color of face. When he went to playground before COVID, he can barely walk or talk, but he loves playing with kids from all races.
I'm South Asian (aka. don't look stereotypically Asian) and I feel like a whole damn impostor in this movement because I'm not really affected or hate crimed because I don't look East Asian or South East Asian. :')
If you believe in the anti China propaganda, you are 100% idiot, why ?, 1.4 billions Chinese on the ground including all Muslims in China, not only Uighurs , all of Muslims got better treatment than Han Chinese
@@wellsengrey4768 I guess you didn't know that so many TH-camrs were in Xinjiang this year. As long as it is not biased reporting, the Chinese government will not get involved. One channel I recommend you watch: Daniel Dumbrill
@@barthamellow1138 Labelling people who disagree with you as bots won't turn your stupid opinions into truth. You are the kind of people who stubbornly believe everything you are being fed, but never investigate for yourself
The Asian-American hate seen in America today is a classic example of bullying. Take a middle school; if a popular student decides to target someone as their recipient for hate due to the popular student's own feelings of anger, anxiety, fear or ignorance, then it gives license to others who are also experiencing anger, anxiety, fear or ignorance to do the same. Life is hard and there are stresses at every level. It is often not socially acceptable to take it out on others, but if a popular person gives permission for everyone else to do it AND.....the recipient of this hate was taught to be meek, then you have the perfect storm. White Americans are struggling to keep up in society. But they are the popular race who holds significant power. So when tRrump, their leader, marked Asian-Americans as the target AND...Asian's traditional teaching is to be meek, then we have the perfect storm. The same can happen to any race, it just depends who gets targeted and if they are good victims.
Hahaha...If your YT location is correct, then you should not rejoice yet. Indonesia has the potential to be much worse. Didn't you learn about race riots in your country? If the economic condition deteriorate, then good luck. The majority may want to find a scapegoat. Btw, I'm from Malaysia and our situation is much better than Indonesia and we are always worried.
5:37 I'm a white Christian (denomination: United Church of Christ) and American, so what that man said about how this anti-Asian hate is part of tradition with us religiously too hit me as really sad and something Christians, especially white ones, should notice. Google my denomination and you'll start to get an idea of how different it is to the way a lot of white politicians have weaponized their brand of Christianity. Christianity and hate should not be synonyms for each other and it's obvious that the actions of tradition.... ....whether it was against same-sex marriage..... ....people getting help out of poverty or to deal with it.... .....the way single moms were treated and the way women and anyone else who ant abortion were vilified while their situations were only made harder by so many Christians..... ....and then there was the way indigenous people were hidden away in the worst kinds of Catholic boarding schools and many Catholics there justified it all in the name of that brand of Christianity. Some of this stuff still happens. Also, the worst and most hypocritical part is that many white (and nonwhite) Christians don't want traditional views of the Bible used against them, they want sympathy, even full acceptance, but they turn on so many other groups with traditional interpretations/white American or colonizer interpretations so viciously. Basically, what that man said about his idea of Christianity practiced by white Americans should scare every white American Christian into actually helping and having sympathy and empathy for others regardless of tradition and the other person's life and belief. I really am no better than anyone else. Maybe, more white American Christians should tell themselves that. I'm afraid of what I will do or how I will believe in Christianity if I don't.
They are all cowards that only attack the old and weak. We need to stand up and speak up, and defend our self by all means necessary. Self Defense and martial arts is a good start.
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Imagine being so sick that you feel the need to fatally push an elderly man to the ground to feel better about yourself
Imagine being the old man.
@Neptunian Yes 😆
how can i image that?
@@SI-ln6tc whats wrong with u. U r the guy who pushed the old guy down didn't u???????
@Neptunian Yes you act like that’s a bad thing lol, nice take shitlib
“In America, I feel more Chinese, but in China I feel more American”
Pretty much how Asian (including outside of China) feels living abroad in a nutshell.
Btw, when I say living abroad, I mean Asians living away from their home country, not just Asia.
And Indians 😂
@@wintutorials2282 indians are asian lol
@@angelbiscuits I know. But for some people Asians are east-Asians and not South-Asians that’s why.
@N O I C E believe it or not. Basically everybody in my country distinguishes Asians and Indians for some reason. And I’m Chinese and Indian, my (grand)parents are from surinam and my ancestors from India and China. So people get confused all the time.
@N O I C E Indian subcontinent and the other asian countries like China, Japan, Korea, Indonesia, philpines are vastly different
I am Chinese American. I'm proud of being ethnically Chinese. I'm also proud of being an American. I am glad that my parents were able to immigrate here since I was able to incorporate both Chinese and American values. To my fellow Chinese Americans, it is possible to reconcile both sides of you. It is possible to be proud of both sides of you.
@Roger Ritchie What do you mean
@Roger Ritchie you’re born an certain ethnicity but you can choose to carry your culture with you from your ethnicity. You’re a white-american if i’m reading your comment right. well that’s why.
They will never accept you.
Yeah, they did that in Joy Luck Club💯✔
@@hsun7997 just because you can reconcile yourself doesnt mean the people who hate you for your skin color will let you be American. They will still find ways to exclude you isnt it.
"Chinese media is always happy to portray...... vice versa"
I mean, I have watched both Chinese and western media for years, it's not even comparable. Back in 2000~2014, there was almost no negative news about US in China's social media. Everyone was saying how great America was.
Yessssss
Seems Xi Jin Ping's programmes inflicts more aggressive conducts in terms for racing towards #1 Superpower, much like how BJP and it's Hindutvas reorient the majority of Indian populace in since Modi too
It's all about mix between populism and Machiavellian pragmatism for how modern "democratic"/oligarchic politics works
@@ohamatchhams What does Xi Jin Ping have to do with this. There are millions of other people contributing to the chinese social media.
@@curateurpubliccbnsm1750 i don't think any companies or media related agencies in China could do whatever they want without CCP's approval.
@@doankimtuananh9317 They can do anything that the government allows
America: We protect human right!
Also America: Anti-Asian crimes increases...
The reason Asian crime is increasing is because how entitled and better then everyone else yall think y’all are
@@gavens5224 u are saying white supremacist? When do asian feel that?
Cringe
@@gavens5224 we are definitely better, and it's damn funny to see you lower 'people' cry about it
My dream is that everyone can appreciate one another without looking at skin colors, race, culture.. Differences make us human
Ditto
"It is in our nature to destroy ourselves"💯✔
HAHAHA
Yes, it is a dream.
White guilt.
as a person who’s lived in both i feel like china is so much safer. people can go out at night at 2am and won’t be scared of getting mugged etc
@Roger Ritchie Um no.....there are South American, African and Central Asian countries which have an overwhelmingly dominant ethnic group and are super unsafe. Your prejudiced views are factually incorrect :(
Any East Asian country is exponentially safer than any Western country, it's just a fact.
Then go live in china and be deprived of rights and have the government take you and your kids to terminal camp for speaking truth
@@dill185 woah... what u said shows ur ignorance towards China. What “rights” does the American citizens have that the Chinese citizens doesn’t have? Name one..
Also, there is no “terminal camp”.. u watch too much conspiracy theories
Madrid has diverse ethnic groups and you can go out at 2am without being scared of being mugged. Maybe the problem is Murkins?
As a Chinese-American myself, I want to go back to China too to see my parents over there because they work over there, plus it's safe.
As a Chinese American, although my parents are US nationals now, I will probably be working and living in China for the future.
@@angeliquewu8318 no offense intended but wouldnt that be the opposite of what your parents intended for their kids when they first came here?
@@far-middle usa has changed, their parents didn't.
@@angeliquewu8318 With the us- China rivalry, it is only going to get worse for asian americans living in the usa.
As an Indian American I do see America is slowly falling. We are politically and racially divided now. I would say I do want to leave the political violence but at the end of the day I would say this is my country and I can’t leave it. I’ll stay in the country till the end.
Everyone asking why it happen, why not interviewing the perpetrator instead of the victim?
The real perpetrators are neatly dressed and sitting in the Senate or in the studio
@@williamwan3712 90% of the time you would be right about the senate but I think theyre being manipulated into thinking there is overwhelming anti-asian crimes taking place. I dont think the shootings in georgia were based on race but more on the industry the people were involved in.
@@williamwan3712 one of them was the head of the oval office in the United States. Lol.
@@williamwan3712 You mean Joe Biden and Winnie the Pooh...
because the perpetrator will lie just to save his own ass
ABCs have to struggle to find their true identities in their whole life.
Then go see a therapist.
Or grow up and stop acting like little girls.
@@peaches7181 In my opinion, most of us Asians born and raised abroad today have accepted our multicultural identity faster and easier than in the past. I know plenty of 30-50+ year old Asian Americans that struggled with their identity, and it was even worse for those who grew up in a town with no Asians and no Asian culture and those who were adopted into non-Asian families.
Not like African Americans and Latino Americans, ABCs are not confident about their ethnic culture. I don’t understand why.
The fact they identify as ABS shows why, empahsis on the "c", they will always be chinse
@@radagast1184 That's more like you needing to grow up and perhaps stop staying at home being super fat and angry at every race.
Can't agree more with the guy at 15:00 . We should care because we actually care rather than cause they are one of our people. But it's easier said than done
I am Chinese-Canadian, once covid dies, I am going back to China for travel and hopefully find a job there.
Same
Good never come back
@@coronavirusisacommunistchi845 ok Gandalf
however, the job market in china is highly competitive, making you depressed
@@coronavirusisacommunistchi845 no, let him get rich, come back, buy houses in Canada and jack up the rent
I love how they all pick up different kind of accents from the states haha
You mean the Chinese accents?
Cali people have the most annoying and smug accents
@@georgesmith6619 nah not all of them had chinese accent
@@miliba lol
@@miliba I'm from Cali. The only accent that's annoying is the valley girl accent.
Do yall have associates in the US? Can yall interview Asian Americans, senior Asian Americans, European Americans, African Americans, etc about this topic? Even include newly immigrated Asians about this.
I especially want to hear from the senior community about this.
Thanks.
Not easy find Asians especially Chinese talk about politics and racist stuffs.
Exactly. I havemt nor have i heard of any one connected to me experienced anything anti asian but I live in s california. It seems questionable to me because the media was making it a big deal before there were any anti asian attacks. The first i heard of anything anti asian was when the whole neighborhood came out to protect an asian family that was being harassed by kids ding dong ditching.
Its really pretty contained to the coasts. I live in Oklahoma and nothing is really different. My family in California are dealing with some of it. My aunts in New York are scared to leave the house. I'm trying to get them to leave the city.
America is a big place, its just dependent on the culture in the area. I get significantly less racism in Oklahoma than California. I was really surprised by that.
America is 24% English, 19% other European, 17% Latino, 19% German, 13% African, 8% Asian, and 2% mixed race. I do see how so many people still don’t accept others in America still and it’s sad. It’s happens cause of people’s races, it happens because of people showing their political opinions, and just people in general in America don’t trust each other. I can definitely say that just 4 years ago we barley had any Asian American hate crimes or any of this feeling of this person’s white so they are racist or, this persons black so they are dangerous. But now so many of them are rising right now. It’s sad to seeing it all happen so fast at the same time.
A Chinese European here. Here in the Netherlands asians are in the minority. Most of racism against Chinese people are micro-aggressions/racial "jokes" that are perceived as "innocent"! Most people don't realize its hurtful and since we are in the minority we feel quite powerless. Since the pandemic hit there has been more focus on Asians and we see a rise in racism as well (although not as bad as in the USA, since its mostly verbal). Because of this we have started to become more outspoken on this issue, but its still a hard since we are not used to speak out on this topic. I am currently also learning how to deal with it... I am very worried about the current micro-agressions towards asians to result in violence like in the states since I feel like every trend from US will eventually be picked up here in the NL. From what I hear from friends, I also feel like the hate crime towards asians is worse in UK and in France compared to the NL. But thats my perception.
I enjoyed what was shared in this video especially from the guy in the Beijing lacrosse shirt. He really speaks with an open mind
Any mention of how the perpetrators are predominantly Latino or Black?
Selective amnesia much? Still dont know your history huh?
Source? Did you actually conduct a study? Your comment really shows anti-blackness in Asian community.
@@ssamhangugeo4824 Look it up yourself, there is pretty damning data about it. Pretending every hate crime is done by white supremacists doesn't prevent it from happening again.
most are not its white people. the ones you see in some media there are like 14 major ones of them and they all show different views of probably the same video.
@@lodevijk As a black person while it is tru most crimes against Asian people are committed by people who look like me, wording it like this benefits no one and it doesn’t constitute as condemning the hate crimes. Instead of saying “why won’t they mention the fact that the perpetrators are black or Latino, ask why these attacks are committed mostly by these specific groups. Because when you word it like this it could be seen as only caring when the perpetrator is the correct race
It only costs one trip in your homeland to get woke quickly and easily as an Asian American. It's a bit harder if you're entrenched in America but good on you if you were able to. All the interviewees had really relatable insight to the Asian American experience. Asian Boss is firing on all cylinders!
Yeah but it's like getting opinions from a small minority likely to have a certain bias, to unfairly represent Asian americans
@WonderDrugEchinacea U have never been to China then. Foreigners are treated as FIRST-class citizens in China. In fact, they treat you better than they treat their countrymen. It is in their cultural, to treat guests with the best they could.
@WonderDrugEchinacea the one ur talking about are illegal immigrants from Africa. And yes China don't welcome any illegal immigrants.
@@ShawkyJames wrong I know someone who is ABC also treated unfairly as well in China. They call her banana, and various insult. She said some will welcome but don’t expect them to treat you as one of their own. This is just her experiences. People always have tribalistic behavior. The sooner everyone realize this, the better.
@WonderDrugEchinacea I was with you till you mentioned laowhy, serpentZA as credible people then I knew that what you were saying was not necessarily accurate as they are both very anti Chinese people/hate even and have spread many lies about China.. Plus I have never heard of police barging into foreign peoples homes at night (unless they are criminals or unwanted western journalists /spies maybe).
I’m from Kazakhstan and proud to be Asian.
Since Kazhakstan is trans-continental (like Turkey and Russia) you could say a tiny bit European too!
@@chilliam00 you must really hate geography.
@@nehcooahnait7827 Bruh Google it. Kazhakstan is a Central Asian country but a small part of the Ural river that is within Kazhakstan comes under what is Eastern Europe. Istanbul (Constantinople) in Turkey, half of it is in Europe and the majority of the country on the other side of the Bosphrous river is in Asia. Yes both counties are mainly Asia but like Russia and Egypt they're trans continental. Just a simple Google mate. 🙌🏻
Can you tell me is borat real ? Does he really lives in Kazakhstan?
@@abyss7524 Borat is a jewish gypsy
i think itd be interesting to interview mainland chinese people about anti-china sentiment and overall anti-asian racism in the US
l feel like they'd just regurgitate what they've seen online or viewed from Chinese "news." I wouldn't expect much knowledge on the subject :/
Luis Carrion Western news is better on brainwashing actually.
@@user-vy4fe8nj9d Western news? That's like half of the world. Care to be a little more specific?
@@user-vy4fe8nj9d At least your allowed to criticize western news. But if you dare question Chinese state media, you will disappear
Miliba If you knew Chinese language and go to some chinese websites, there are many people who criticize the medias.
“I grew up being taught to be quiet and ignore racism/discrimination”. I personally reckon this is the root problem. When people are complaining about existing education system for its lack of attention or emphasis on Asian Americans (or Chinese Americans etc.), we should also look into ourselves. It takes two hands to clap.
I can somehow understand why immigrants of older generation taught their kids that way, but reality proves that their kids could be taught better than that (quiet, submissive you know what I mean). Let’s start with our generation!! Teach our kids to stand up for yourself when being treated rudely, racially taunted & discriminated, or even assaulted. Simple fact is bullies or attackers do not pick on those who can defend themselves. Simply too much work.
I believe a lot of the hush hush about not speaking about discrimination in the past was due to the fact that in the early 1800's, there was anti-Chinese immigration laws and many immigrated illegally to fulfill the American dream. I recently learned a lot of Chinese men in those days were able to immigrant through what was called the "paper sons" technique where they faked their identity to that of a son of an successful Chinese (because in those days, only "smart" immigrants were allowed in the country). If they were vocal about it then, than their immigration status (or lack thereof) would have been discovered. People were frightened in those days, and that sentiment was just passed down throughout the generations.
5:59 “we are taught to be quiet, to ignore all of the racial and discriminatory comments”.
When I (a white kid) was growing up in America, I always admired Asian people I saw because they seemed extremely polite, sincere and intelligent. But now being an adult and hearing another adult say “we’re taught to be quiet” gave me an entirely new perspective. Thank you Asian boss that’s breaking barriers
Edit: don’t think that’s the exact quote but it’s close
In East Asia, there is a common mentality of "don't cause trouble", or "minimize trouble". And that's why we are always taught (by our parents) to be quiet.
My wife and I talked about this recently
It's not white people committing these hate crimes.
@@Halal_Dan then who is it ?
@@hyunmichellelee1583 both white people and black people. pretty obvious if you saw at least some reports
15:00 this guy is very likely mainland Chinese who seems to have studied English well although still have an Chinese accent, and the fact that he even mentioned the website Zhihu shows that he knows the culture too.
He is a new immigrant, so he has an accent, which shows that he probably spent his childhood in Beijing. But he did immigrate after all, so he definitely qualifies as a Chinese-American
But he definitely should be grouped differently than American-Born Chinese, as I don't believe they share the same experiences.
His accent is very very thick.
@@windywendi Why should they be separated? They are part of the asian american community too. They will have more nuanced view when it comes to Chinese culture but that does not mean they need to be separated into a different category since their passport is american and must abide to american law as well.
@@Airsole23 Yes his accent is extremely strong.
All of us from The Bay don't talk like we're always asking a question fyi.
LOL! Well, as someone from the Deep South in the US, I would say we southerners typically *do* all have some sort of drawl. 😊
Here’s a question…As Asian American living and working in Asia, how do you feel when you mostly see white images being advertised for better life, better health and better beauty? Do you see it? Do you realize what is happening? Is it okay to you?
why it's a big issue? it just implies it's selling good in West.
It's just a trend in this time, trends come and go, the figure head of the worlds super power just happens to get a white person, if he gets bumped off by other who isn't white then white images won't be going up anymore.
It depends, if you are from Rural areas (especially from China), then you would absolutely want to go, because the Quality of Life in Rural China is really poor, but if you are talking about Urban China, then the illusion will fall apart.
Good to talk about this :)
You is pretty 🤧💖
@@fehhh2972 try tinder
@@fehhh2972 shush Brazilian
@@prince223681 Sorry, I don't like women 😂😂😂😂
I always dealt with Asian racism when I was growing up and still do today. Asian racism was never a topic that came up very often so people didn’t think their was a problem.
Hopefully some positive change will come of this recent awareness.
@@vladblehblehbleh it won't unfortunately. With the growing anti China sentiment from various Nations around the world, and the lockdowns, people will always scapegoat people of East and Southeast Asian decent (especially Chinese People). It'll only get worse once the pandemic gets completely under control, which more people will go back to treating us the same way they did back in early 2020.
@@mynamesjeff.f There certainly needs to be more acknowledgement toward the root of this issue, and not simply the fact that it exists. If people cannot understand their problems or the problems of others, it's going to be hard to grow past them.
cause asians are a minority and by that law minority will always face discrimination no matter where it is, take a look at south africa, the whites are getting their asses kicked over there..they're poor and discriminated..
Are you taught that Europeans are white? People with dark skin color in Europe and white people in China. Ancient Chinese called Europeans monkeys with yellow hair and green eyes. Don't be wishful thinking. Europeans always use some ugly information to publicize the negative impression of China. We can do the same, but it's not necessary. If your self-confidence comes from your industrial revolution or modernization process, so far, your social system is barbaric, which is fundamental, It determines the upper limit of achievements. Aside from these, maybe China will create a greater and more advanced knowledge system than modern science. Who knows? As far as I know, the happy life of Europeans lasted less than 50 years.
I really agree with the last guy…throughout this video.
Asia, stand up and be seen! Be heard! Know your worth! Stop allowing other cultures tell you what is best for you.
True! Asia like Taiwan needs more African and European diversity
Why isn’t anyone talking about the descriptions of the criminals???
That's what I was thinking too. Kinda makes the video pointless
Damn. I'm a black American. Originally from San Francisco. Now an expat living in Macau the last few years with my Chinese wife, and 3 year old son. These attacks are really disturbing, and make me hesitant on wanting to return anytime soon to America. Not only for my family's safety, but also I'm sure I'll be getting more side glances from the Asian community due to this chaos. I don't understand the vitriol from the American black community to commit acts of aggression against Asians. It's disgusting.
I'm a Chinese diaspora n I don't mind going back to retire in China. Anyway China is really happening now n is more exciting. Thank you to Asian Boss to highlighting these....🤗🤗🤗🤗
最起码比美国安全。大半夜一个人路上走，都不用担心被抢劫。
Hint: It's not whites who do all these hate crimes
Exactly.
So it wasn't a white guy who kill 6 Asian women.
It's every race lol what you mean. There was just a white guy who ran over an Asian lady in Chicago the other day.
@@fucky889 To be fair that guy also killed 2 white women that day, I think he was killing prostitutes rather than Asians specifically
@@hsun7997 The majority of cases are a nonwhite perp (despite whites being the majority) but they bury those on the media.
“Andrew Yang is running for mayor of NY I’m really excited”, but the truth is: Asians will be much more harsh to Asians than Americans do to show their loyalty 🤣
Identity politics of leftists. And once their favorite candidate expresses different views than the majority of his demographic group, they become a toxic mob and hurl racial slurs at him
Shout out to the honest answers to the Chinese American for telling the truth about this!!
Asian boss can you go to Middle East we are also asian
😂
This sound so much like a middle child asking for appreciation (duk soen in reply 1988 if you watch kdrama) 😅😅😅
@@tsheringkiba4681 middle child from middle east
@@lyhthegreat why?
I really appreciate you interviewing people on this topic. Way under reported and it’s super serious. I wish everyone in this video a happy, safe life 💕
I call programming of expectation s by the media. our family are asian as are most of our friends had no problems living in three states.
@@michaelsteal9128 I work for a Chinese family (therapy for their son with autism) and they have told me so many stories around Colorado where I live. It could just not be as prevalent where you are by population
As a Chinese, I grew up in international cultures and international schools, so I can say I am somehow an International Chinese or Chinese American. I'm not born in America but my culture was similar to Americans. I grew up in that kind of society so I don't have any discrimination but once I walk out to people that are more traditionally Chinese, I can tell how much I'm like an American or just different from them
I feel like I'm not Chinese, but I also don't feel like I'm American
Asians have to help ourselves. I am hearing from these interviewees only looking at someone else to do the work. Any help from any other ethnic groups would help, but don't expect Hollywood or congress to help. Start with yourself from raising your kids to community involvement. Have your kids do more sports to develop the body physically and confidence, changing the image. Get involve in your community to make it strong, organized and influence. Be an activist within your community. until then don't expect much change.
I agree. Martial arts and other phyiscal activities is the best. Also I have observed that many other immigrant groups naturally stick together such as the turks in germany
You mean Asian American? No one in Asia would care about it. We have our own problems.
Just wait until asia superpower like russia,china,india,pakistan,indonesia,vietnam,north korea angry and destroy them
@@zbtun1447 He mean Asian in western country, Asians in Asia don't face this problem, but it would be nice if they can help their brother in foreign land.
Black on Asian hate crimes have been a problem since at least the early 90s
And also Asian on Black hate since before the 90’s. But then again white colonist hate towards people of color goes back to before the 1400’s
@@vonnpowell3844 I can guarantee you any statistic you will ever find, even if you search for the rest of your life will not match what you said. And your other statement carries no wait to this topic. But good deflection though
@@Gsta1544 Good luck finding those same statistics to back your statement. But then again the truth hurts doesn’t it.
@@vonnpowell3844 and yes I agree. The truth really does hurt
@@vonnpowell3844 Congrats you just unlocked you ultimate victim card. Have fun.
It’s sad how mostly women are being targeted , or elderly people . It’s just disgusting
They didn’t dare to attack men.
The attackers are plain coward bastards with a lower animal mentality. They don't fight squarely.
It's like that with every race
@@willyang4487- Oh,muss, they do. I have seen dozens of videos. The Asian men never fight back. It’s embarrassing.
Would it be better if the victims were mainly men?
The dude at 2:35 has a cool voice. Like I dunno. I feel like he's extremely easy to hang out and be around lol
I like the voice of the boy at 1:36. ;)
it's like black american accent, he probably didn't grow up in a rich neighborhood~
@@user-in7ur3cq3i 你哪只耳朵听出来黑人口音了？
@@kankauu 很明显的黑人贫民窟口音，詹姆斯说话就这种
@@user-in7ur3cq3i 你说的1:36 还是 2:35？
Anti-Asian sentiments in the US are not new. From the Chinese Exclusion Act to the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII to the recent surge of anti-Asian violence. We have mostly kept quiet and internalized everything. But no more. We are Americans too!
Asians need to unite and gain political force.
Without the Chinese Exclusion Act, there would have been more Chinese in America and less racism. You got the the chicken and egg wrong. The US was founded on the genocide of Native Americans who had been here since time immemorial. They are the only real Americans. Everyone else are latecomers. It’s the original sin that all present Americans need to atone for.
you are just as American as me, a white person. i hope all of us of every race in the US can come together and start seeing each other as countrymen and move forward together. maybe its idealistic but i keep hope in my heart for such a possibility.
@@greatprovider8198 Whites need more political force in Asia too.
The Japanese internment camps were during a war cause they were scared of internal attacks which all countries do and the Chinese exclusion act was just banning Chinese immigrant workers.
Unfortunately, I don't think the US as a whole wants to change the situation. Just see how they review what they did to native Americans and what they are doing with China's rise. IMO, The best thing to fundamentally solve the issue is letting peaceful rise of Asian countries.
It’s never gonna change. China’s existence is an affront to the US. It’s gonna get worse.
I wish I had a country to go to but nope, I'm native American and my country is right here before it was called america. Everyone else has a motherland a continent to go back to.
Do you know that native can mean black since they were the first to inhabit this land
@@timothygrate6101 no, natives are not African.
@@timothygrate6101 native Americans migrated from Siberia and Central Asia over the Bering strait land bridge into North America and spread throughout the two continents over a period of 10,000 years
I don’t exactly see how that’s relevant to the video
Growing Asian American. I didn’t understand the difference between teasing/bullying and racism.
I was in one of the two most well-known educational towns in the UK last year before and during the first lockdown. I remember that I felt unsafe during the lockdown as I was glared explicitly and rudely while I was doing grocery. It was totally different from the pre-pandemic. I cannot explain how it was but I felt like I could get attacked anytime verbally or physically. The hate crime is much scarier than normal discrimination.
I am Chinese Canadian 🇨🇳🇨🇦 though and I am very proud to be Chinese 🇨🇳
"Holy sh*t I forgot it super dangerous here." Being born an raised in america this resonated with me there's this constant fear of just going out its not safe living here
You must live in some kind of inner city neighborhood. What a blatant over-generalization
5:35
I don't think it's mostly white ppl beating up Asians my dude...
yea this annoyed me since this narrative is always played up heavily. but i do understand his frustration considering my countries past ways/views on Asians.
@@barthamellow1138 sure. But to blame 'white supremacy' for black on asian hate crimes is just... weird.
I've also heard people blame Asians themselves for black on asian hate crimes. For example, I've seen quite a number of people on TH-cam who argue that it's 'anti-blackness' in asian communities that created this tension in the first place. Some of their examples include: you'll often find a chinese shop or restaurant in a black neighborhood, but you'll almost never find a black business in China town. I'm honestly speechless at that kind of argument.
I really don't want to make this sound like I think black people as a whole have prejudice against asians. I believe majority of the people are rational, and only the few nut jobs are doing the wrong. However, to ignore facts and pretend it's somehow white people's fault is just mind boggling in my opinion.
@@jewii3824 i think what your saying is totally accurate. all of us as americans gotta come together and start seeing each other as fellow countrymen. its gonna be tough but all races in this country have their baggage and discrimination. its human nature sadly, just gotta hope that each new generation starts mending that trauma.
@naruaxel94 of course. But I think the recent attacks obviously racially motivated. Since some of the attackers are shouting racial slurs while doing the said attacks.
Also, I completely agree with your statement, which is why I also despise the automatic assumption that all confrontation between white officers and a black suspect is racist.
Idc the race of who is doing it most it's all wrong but it's not mostly black, a lot of white on asian report isnt being reported. Not to mention all the Asian on asian crime I've been seeing that isnt getting reported either. You have to go to indie news channels to see an accurate representation of that.
Being Chinese moved to the states at 11, kinda learned that no place is the safest. There will always be something different about you because you have experience living in different places with different perspective. America always been in this state that politicians willing to find a way to manipulate the people to side with them by blaming a particular group on problems and distract them from finding out the real problems. Especailly after Cold war, not able to find an enemy to blame until 911. People just dont want to learn and actually talk to people. Education and social interaction is really important. As per most people in the videos, the younger genration seems to be more educated on Asian culture, and we need to keep that going so all those racist folks can't produce more seeds of hate to the younger generation.
lol. that guy that is wearing the white T shirt with a bat... I even interviewed him for a job long time ago back in China lol..
@@AryanSharma-sx1pf ?
@@rrrrtttt._. don't worry about him he is a racist troll. They like to post stuff that are aganist any sort of government they don't like.
@@icewingdragon3297 okay thanks!! Btw i see we both Dragons 👊🏻😎
@Prez 45 says Look at india, it’s filthy yes the Himalayas is a very sub topical region.
@Prez 45 says Look at india, it’s filthy our ancestors make us live in this area. They decided to inhabit this land so we live here.I’m surprised you don’t know how civilisation works
In my personal option I am 11 turning 12 next week,I feel like I don’t fit in both America and China because in China I feel like I don’t fit in since everyone is so smart and knows how to read Chinese and I am hear being dumb and stupid and not knowing anything while in America,I feel like I am being used because I always help people but when they need me it is neither helping them give answers to their test or homework I don’t want to but I just feel bad for rejecting.I live in America right now and I am scared since I seen so many bad stuff happening and I am scared for my family and all the other Asian American family in America.Praying for everyone and their family’s
Happy birthday to you anyway
Come on u r 11yo... give u 5yrs to learn chinese and you still havent complete university...
Chris Chin there I te writing part there is the reading part and there is the listening part you think I can learn all of that in when I was 1-5 years old plus Chinese writing is so hard cause if you write the slashes wrong you have to write it again and it is the hardest language to learn let me ask you have you learned Chinese cause according to everywhere it is the hardest plus I am 12 years old
Chris Chin also how about you learn this language see how long it takes for you to master this whole thing cause Chinese isn’t even close to English with all those easy alphabets to pronounce
In the future if you're looking for a middle-ground. I would recommend Singapore. Majority of the people there leans towards the chinese culture side while mainly speaking English. Good fit if you want to reintegrate. Malaysia here is some what similar but the racism and supremacy of a certain race here is written into our constitution literally. I won't go deep into that but yeah it is what it is.
As a Korean, I want to experience Chinese culture. But I am not really sure if I can find a job in China without speaking Chinese.. I can speak English but I think this is not enough
As a Chinese, I don’t think it’s good idea to working in China currently...... cuz the pandemic issue also give a great impact on Chinese economy, the unemployment rate is rising up a lot if compare with 2019. The patriotism and racism emotion in China is also growing rapidly......
See...the thing I noticed and I think what most people have forgotten is that if anything big that happens to the states, discrimination arises like crazy against certain groups, grouping them altogether like potential criminals. I'm pretty sure most of us remembered 9/11... When the US got attacked by terrorists (basically the destruction of the twin towers)...remember...the Al Qaeda... Afghanistan ...Israel... Palestine....Osama Bin Laden ...etc...yeah... When that happened...the middle Eastern people were all grouped and considered "terrorists" even when they're innocent. They were discriminated horribly and were aways suspected when on planes traveling...they were all separate, distinguished ethnicity with their own lives and yet they were all grouped under the same category.. terrorists...luckily this discrimination has died down since but it shows that this "pointing fingers" at innocent group of people and discriminating them will never end...it will only subside until another big thing happens and people will find a new target group to discriminate against... it's sad and it's a very hard thing to control and change...how many years has it been and yet we still can't accept each other and continue to group certain people as "bad?"
Can you tackle Asian against other Asian hate or prejudice next? Like what mainland Chinese think of Chinese who were born/raised in other Asian countries. Or what SE Asians think about the Chinese, etc?
Asians hate each other. Thats why we are so weak as a group and cant fight together
@@mangos1346 Because Asia is such a large and diverse continent with people sharing so many ideological views. People of all other continents and races are killing or hating on eachother too
@@miliba Yes and no. If they are still back in Asia, they are free to fight anyone they want. But we are all in US now and we are all Americans. The anchor of Asia should be no longer and we need to be together and fight for our place in US.
@@mangos1346 do the euopeans not hate each other? but yeah i guess it's easier to drive a wedge between the asian countries and make them fight each other than say doing it to the euopreans..
I was born and raised in New York City and never felt afraid of racial hate crime so it came as a surprise how much anti-Asian hate was hidden under the surface all along to be triggered and exposed and activated.
are you asian though?
This is nothing, compared to what about to come next ..
These interviews are taken in Beijing and Shanghai.
Yes as disclosed in the beginning of the video
Western media should take responsibility!
No
@@skywishr1313 fake news media always spreading hate
Western and Indian Media.
I'm honestly scared moving to Australia as an Asian
You shouldn't
@Simon Whittaker Is it really that bad ?
there are many chinese in Australia, but im sure they are all going back soon.
They play in asian games asian cups
So dont be scared hehe
1:49 Spot on, for all Asian-American experiences
This is the reason I hate living in US. Canada, Australia and New Zealand are better options
not canada. vancouver is bad for asians.
not true, the white people in these countries are racist too. I suffered discrimination in Australia as student and later on as tourist.
sure if you wan't to be WAY less free life
@@eleasy1976 free from racism?
"I have an 80 year old grandma in America living alone" that is why you're American and not Chinese.
Lol
I don't get this comment? A lot of Chinese (and other Asians in Asia) these days don't live with their aging parents and grandparents either.
@@aznmochibunny not true
I disagree with you statement also.
@@aznmochibunny For Asian, parents/ grandparents is more important than your husband/ wife.
Dear Asian Boss, can you please arrange a video of Chinese reaction and point of view about the India- china border stand-off (including the Ghalwan valley incident). We have seen Indian point of view, it's high time that we know what our counterparts think about it.
Guys, pls repost this comment so Asian Boss can see it.
that would be interesting to know how they feel and what lies they were told.
I have a feeling that Chinese attention on this incident is not going to be as high as it is portrayed in India. Therefore I don't think such a video will be able to reach our expectations.
I am from China and currently studying in the USA. I talked with my friends in China, and they told me that there were very few reports on the China-India border stand-off. A lot of people in China don't even know that there were things happening on the border.
BTW, how is the COVID situation in India now? The media said that a lot of people are dying each day. It's so sad to hear that. We should help each other.
Do it live. These youtube videos are not trustworthy. They pick and choose who they want
The border conflict was reported months ago but there ain much reports recently.
Speaking of who owns the border, I feel like it would like each country believes the border belongs to their own, so the video would be conflict but isn educational
From all the conversations, one thing stands out. Feeling of "doubt/unsure" living in America. Feeling of "guaranteed/stable" living in China.
By and large, undeniably China has a more discipline society. Americans/Westerners value freedom and liberty more than discipline and respect for elderly including government in power.
@@maxdc988 The obsession to obtain freedom itself is a form of constraint to your freedom. Open our minds, we are free if we feel free.
@Quin Coo Lol, every living thing craves freedom. when TF did i say freedom is wrong?
@Quin Coo Not everyone wants freedom? you meant you? Being fixated to one thing makes you blind to other options, not just freedom.
Why is it depicted in a way where only the "East Asian" alikes who got involved? Has it been the same treatment for south/mid-east/central asians in the us? Or east Asian are just the obvious ones? What do the people from other parts of Asia think about this issue?
Hmm..If many others are affected then it might be called a racism in general. To me, some people categorising racism according to skin colours or continental origins is just trying to hide the bigger issue of racism or deviating the attention from the others'.
Guy in the black sweater is the most articulate and has a great vocabulary. Dude even uses "zeitgeist"! 18:38
In the ear of a german-speaking person, it feels a bit weird to hear this German word with an English pronunciation
Dude.....so many people actually DIED from these murders. People still act like it’s verbal abuse(which happened for decades)🤦🏻♀️ these offenders should be charged with first degree murder or even death Penalty for these murders to at least decrease....I swear you can get more serious jail sentences for smoking one weed than killing someone
Love this! Thank you for compiling these interviews. And so happy you're still able to continue creating videos like this especially during this time. I'm a Cantonese Canadian and I've personally never seen a video with this many different people who look and sound so much "like me". 🙏🏼
Cantonese?
uhhh
That's not really-
Like, Guangdong? Canton is the old colonial name for Guangdong province, while Cantonese is a language.
@Angelique Wu cool! Thanks for that. I wanted to write Hong Kongnese Canadian but that looked odd. And for me, writing "Guangdongnese" didn't feel right either. 🤔 And I'm "old enough" that once my friend got in trouble for referring to me as "oriental" and neither of us knew it was problematic!
So....for anyone who's from or has elders from Hong Kong or Guangdong who don't prefer to call yourself Chinese...what do you call yourself in this context?
Adding...I just happened to be with some other Cantonese friends right now and asked them. We are all genuinely surprised to hear about this being problematic, have never heard about this before, and all feel comfortable with calling ourselves Cantonese. 🤔 We're all in Canada...not sure if that means anything. Appreciate the learning! 🤗
@@Xtalyne Ahh ok.
No, I don't think it's problematic lol, I was just surprised because I have never heard anyone describe themselves as Cantonese before.
Although I am aware that in China, people will sometimes identify themselves as from a certain province.
@Angelique Wu 😅🤗 Thanks for clarifying! and yah...many of my friends and family refer to themselves as Cantonese as opposed to Chinese.
How come none of you will say the motives to this?
While we're fighting for asians racism in western countries in Asia itself we're not united and fighting
Maybe have a little look at history and then wonder why Japanese, Koreans and Chinese don't get along...
Textbooks can be one-sided too. FACT.
I feel for these guys with being the child of immigrants who grew up in the US. And THEN returning to your country of origin, either temporarily or permanently, realizing that you’re practically a cultural/ethnic hybrid who isn’t fully tethered to either place.
Nowadays, being able to go back to China for better life become a lucky and happy thing for oversea Chinese
This issue will happen forever until we human learn to live by one race and that is Human race as a whole . Not by country , race or religion . All those only bring conflicts for as long as human are around .
So the issue will last forever
That, I think, may never happen sadly.
To make it fair. Let them also react to anti foreigners shop in china.
Get out of China !!
I'm indian, and I feel sad how racism towards Asians ( here Asians include all Asians) is so normalized
Even some indians discriminate against north eastern indians,
And also people who comment saying
“All Asians are not chinese” when someone is racists
Even if that person is chinese
We shouldn't discriminate or spread racism
🙏
I hope humans in this planet will Be more kind, and generous, and treat each other with respect ❤️
(Edit : Some are get triggered by my comment without respecting, I never said that racism only exists in particular community, racism is everywhere 🙏!)
Is there any country which would not have racism?
@@archanapillai9765ik but still that doesn't mean I can't spread information from our country, it's not about having pride
It's REALITY,
It was a genuine question out of concern, its not about pride. I am just worried as a mom.
@@archanapillai9765 oh I thought it was sarcasm, anyways, racism is apparently everywhere, I can't say that no country have it, some people are bad and good in every country
Do you think NE locals cant be racists, think again. I have faced massive racism though I was born and live in NE all my life. Do you even know the etheric violence against outsiders In Meghalaya. So talk for yourself and don't generalize.
I am so saddened by the current hate taking hold of America. It is so heartbreaking
Current
It always has been there
@Robert Teller You mean Trump?
@Powerful Oprah the “white supremacists are not hurting and hating the Asian victims though.
@Powerful Oprah Where is the money for BLM going? To black institutions or an excessively white political party hungry for power? If you really want equality, stop joining scams that build on a self absorbed you. My 2 cents.
Every attack I have seen is perpetrated by one group.Yet the scum of the earth blame another group.Get it!!
It's human nature to take the least path of resistance, and not taking the time to understand. It's easier to just allow influential media or whomever to determine what and how we should think. For this reason alone equality will always be a struggle.
How did you find Chinese-Americans? Did you approach people and ask if they were local or foreigner?
They have their own social circle, you find one, you find a group. So all you have to do is to find one
Obviously !
@myYT Acc wouldnt it be easier to find asian americans in america? Wouldnt they also be more likely to have insight on current anti asian sentiments?
@@far-middle what’s wrong with the fact fact that they choose to interview Chinese Americans live in China they even did this with Korean American living in Korea. As a Chinese American living in China they can make better judgment and compare situations both in America as well as China and also they can present the actual situation in China and how different it is than in America.
@@far-middle Chinese American view are biased by American propaganda
You will get a honest answer by Chinese American in china
Because they live in china and where is better where is not
Overall all the Chinese American who live at least 1 2 year will never comeback to the US voluntarily
I really do get when they say people categorize Asia as one. They don't get to understand how different people are in different countries... And i feel that's the same thing in Africa. Different countries, different ethnicities.
Hopefully everybody stops hating on Asians
what is this BS. ? as a white married to an asian i was hit on constantly in Asia. people are attracted to something different or new
Hating*?
I hope so too. I also hope asian people stop the hatred towards black people. I hope everyone stops the hatred towards each other.
@@yolandaperry86 I've never experienced any racism or hate from Asians, they've always been nice and respectful to me since day 1, don't generalize them just cause of one bad experience from one them
@@jacqueskim I have...it's usually subtle micro-aggressive behaviors. Most black people who have gotten their nails done at asian owned nail salons or who have shopped in asian beauty supply stores have experienced the subtle racism towards them or even blatant racism. I have friends who are asian and I've dated asian guys as well so I know that they aren't all like that...no group of people are monolith. People here on TH-cam have made plenty of vlogs about their experiences being black in asian countries...china, south korea, japan, etc. I was shocked at many of their experiences of blatant racism...clubs and stores that have signs that say "no blacks allowed" for example. Racism in any form is never okay.
10:06 this man's speaking facts and I appreciate and agree with this kind of answer.
@11:39 - It has never been this bad? Yes it has. Does the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 ring a bell?
you have a point, but she just means in her lifetime
True, the problem is too much get swept under the rug, and alot of them live in a bubble, trying to be the model citizen in the US.
So alot of the racist history is ignored or just not taught.
Like example, the biggest lynching in US history happened to chinese americans, but very rarely mentioned.
@Roger Ritchie It's the policy makers, the elites, the pedigrees so to speak, the ones that try to segregate the people, easier to manage, there are many laws after the exclusion act that prevents asians from marrying in certain states, but this is not widely known. Very little documented.
How about movies, or documentaries, you rarely see any about asians helping build america, like roads, railways, etc.
Or asians contributions during WW2, or asians inside the Titanic who live at the bottom as labour.
Did you know, one of the highest decorated unit during WW2 is made out entirely out of asians?
Bro at that time half the world still had slavery legal. Literally everyone was racist back then.
@@ryanchon8702 I mean sure but she didn't specify that in her interview.
*Oh baby it's time to discuss real life events*
From what I've read, most of the attackers have prior assault charges (perhaps from early releases because of rampant covid cases in prisons) or mental issues (deeper societal issues in USA and elsewhere).
The white guy that murdered 6 asian people in Atlanta had prior charges?
@@yolandaperry86
2 out of 4 of the victims of that shooting were white people, the other 2 victims identities were never publicly released. The man killed those people because he wanted to kill people who worked in the sex industry, nothing to do with race and that's in his own words
@@cottoncandykawaii2673 It was 8 victims...6 were asian. If he only set out to attack sex workers he could have went anywhere in Atlanta. He chose to target asian establishments specifically.
@@yolandaperry86
he chose the spa because that's where he used to go to before becoming an anti-porn guy and if he were only going after Asians he wouldn't have killed two white people
@@cottoncandykawaii2673 The white people he killed were collateral damage. They were at the wrong place at the wrong time.
How long did it take Asian Boss to find Asian Americans in China?
Swiftly. They just reached out through social and wechat groups. It’s not hard if you’re in the expat community.
The point she makes at 9:38 is good.
It's that people are lazy. Ignorant. They don't care enough to do research and just bunch a group of people into one basket.
But at the end no one deserve to be treated like this
Exactly. But unfortunately that's not how the real world works. 😔
Stop eating whatever moves
@@badlad2001 tell that to every country around the world if you care so much.
Wait I think I know you
7:00; I met someone online (who is white) who wrote about their stepmom who is Chinese experienced discrimination thanks to COVID. The stepmom told the author of that story that racism against Chinese people is VERY much real, because lately she has been given dirty looks by people in grocery stores just for being Asian and for getting groceries.
I had a friend who is Filipina and she told me that her Filipino mom has been looked at strangely and even cautiously by random strangers whenever she goes into grocery stores.
I even experienced racism during COVID. My family and I were berated by a family whom we've never met before. They called us "corona".
Despite absurdism (and maybe human nature?) I'm still trying to figure out what these deviant individuals try to achieve behind these senseless attacks. What is it going to solve if not generate more hatred and division?? Why ruin your own future by targeting elders, women and innocent citizens who have nothing to do with the pandemic and your personal problems including your poor life choices...WHY
WELL DONE and thanks MUCH! As most Asians will agreee, its been going on for generations, and only now SOME media attention to deflect from the rest of the crud we have today across the US and world... sad times for all of us, but thank you again for your contributions and humanity! :) Cheers!
I admire this guy's hairline so much 4:04
it's as perfect as it can get...
Humans are inherently racist...but due to trade, education and other means of exposure with other cultures, it has been suppressed quite a bit. Like one of the interviewees said, it's an emotional thing, not a rational thing.
Imagine an epidemic originating from Africa, would the chinese treat them rationally? I doubt so, not talking about exceptions, coz they're universal.This is by no means a justification of what's happening though. I am asian myself from far east India where looks are mostly oriental. I too am subject to casual racism, from the same people who cry racism in other countries.
No we humans are not. I have a three year old boy. When he reads books showing babies’ face with different color, never once has he shown any preference to the pic based on the color of face. When he went to playground before COVID, he can barely walk or talk, but he loves playing with kids from all races.
You know that China still helping to fight Ebola in Africa right??
I bet the Chinese won't attack any foreigners without provocation, that's for sure.
Especially when western propaganda media promoting racism against Chinese
Ehm.... at the beginning pandemi, black people in China were attacked by Chinese and throw out all their stuff on the street. So maybe yaaa...
I'm South Asian (aka. don't look stereotypically Asian) and I feel like a whole damn impostor in this movement because I'm not really affected or hate crimed because I don't look East Asian or South East Asian. :')
I'm patiently waiting for the interviews about the Uighur Muslims
If you believe in the anti China propaganda, you are 100% idiot, why ?, 1.4 billions Chinese on the ground including all Muslims in China, not only Uighurs , all of Muslims got better treatment than Han Chinese
They won't make it. China's authorities will intervene immediately.
@@wellsengrey4768 I guess you didn't know that so many TH-camrs were in Xinjiang this year. As long as it is not biased reporting, the Chinese government will not get involved. One channel I recommend you watch: Daniel Dumbrill
annd here come the ccp bots lmao. i share your sentiment m8
@@barthamellow1138 Labelling people who disagree with you as bots won't turn your stupid opinions into truth. You are the kind of people who stubbornly believe everything you are being fed, but never investigate for yourself
Asian boss need to interview American on their behaviour, let the world see.
In public they will surely deny they are racists.
The Asian-American hate seen in America today is a classic example of bullying. Take a middle school; if a popular student decides to target someone as their recipient for hate due to the popular student's own feelings of anger, anxiety, fear or ignorance, then it gives license to others who are also experiencing anger, anxiety, fear or ignorance to do the same. Life is hard and there are stresses at every level. It is often not socially acceptable to take it out on others, but if a popular person gives permission for everyone else to do it AND.....the recipient of this hate was taught to be meek, then you have the perfect storm.
White Americans are struggling to keep up in society. But they are the popular race who holds significant power. So when tRrump, their leader, marked Asian-Americans as the target AND...Asian's traditional teaching is to be meek, then we have the perfect storm. The same can happen to any race, it just depends who gets targeted and if they are good victims.
Wow I'm Lucky I am not Living in United of States!!! 😱😱😱
Hahaha...If your YT location is correct, then you should not rejoice yet. Indonesia has the potential to be much worse. Didn't you learn about race riots in your country? If the economic condition deteriorate, then good luck. The majority may want to find a scapegoat. Btw, I'm from Malaysia and our situation is much better than Indonesia and we are always worried.
@@maxdc988 so you people in malaysia also have race riots ?
5:37 I'm a white Christian (denomination: United Church of Christ) and American, so what that man said about how this anti-Asian hate is part of tradition with us religiously too hit me as really sad and something Christians, especially white ones, should notice. Google my denomination and you'll start to get an idea of how different it is to the way a lot of white politicians have weaponized their brand of Christianity.
Christianity and hate should not be synonyms for each other and it's obvious that the actions of tradition....
....whether it was against same-sex marriage.....
....people getting help out of poverty or to deal with it....
.....the way single moms were treated and the way women and anyone else who ant abortion were vilified while their situations were only made harder by so many Christians.....
....and then there was the way indigenous people were hidden away in the worst kinds of Catholic boarding schools and many Catholics there justified it all in the name of that brand of Christianity.
Some of this stuff still happens. Also, the worst and most hypocritical part is that many white (and nonwhite) Christians don't want traditional views of the Bible used against them, they want sympathy, even full acceptance, but they turn on so many other groups with traditional interpretations/white American or colonizer interpretations so viciously.
Basically, what that man said about his idea of Christianity practiced by white Americans should scare every white American Christian into actually helping and having sympathy and empathy for others regardless of tradition and the other person's life and belief. I really am no better than anyone else. Maybe, more white American Christians should tell themselves that. I'm afraid of what I will do or how I will believe in Christianity if I don't.
Wait till they find out who commits the most hates crimes towards them
and these attacks arent in the "racist" south but in these supposed diverse and tolerant cities/states
Whites oppresse people access the world. Britain just released hold on China less than 60 years ago. People forget💯✔
Yup and the hate from this certain group has been going on for many decades
@naruaxel94 facts...read up.
CNN: It's mostly peaceful hate crimes.
They are all cowards that only attack the old and weak. We need to stand up and speak up, and defend our self by all means necessary. Self Defense and martial arts is a good start.