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- 主题发起人 lungao
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“棒子” is a new term to me and I don't know what it means.
I worked in LA twenty years ago for two years, and there was a very large Asian community. As being young, I didn't know better, I like to ask Asians I meet there "Are you Chinese?". If he/she is a Japanese, he would smile and said he was not. And to the Koreans, you could immediately sense some displeasure coming back toward you. Since then, I never asked the question again.
Then at the same time, a Chinese colleague of mine from Singapore was dating a Korean girl and they decided to get married. The girl's parents never showed up at the marriage ceremony (and as I understood then, talked to her again), just a bunch of us colleagues there.
I am not saying all Koreans are racist, but we have to be sensitive.
I worked in LA twenty years ago for two years, and there was a very large Asian community. As being young, I didn't know better, I like to ask Asians I meet there "Are you Chinese?". If he/she is a Japanese, he would smile and said he was not. And to the Koreans, you could immediately sense some displeasure coming back toward you. Since then, I never asked the question again.
Then at the same time, a Chinese colleague of mine from Singapore was dating a Korean girl and they decided to get married. The girl's parents never showed up at the marriage ceremony (and as I understood then, talked to her again), just a bunch of us colleagues there.
I am not saying all Koreans are racist, but we have to be sensitive.
有意思的是，按照报道，这个高中只有１０个左右的亚裔学生，而事件发生后，那个学校的大部分白人学生，出来抗议示威，支持这个韩国学生，也就是说，那个学校的大部分白人学生，判断是非，是根据事实，而不是种族。
相反的是，CFC上的愤粉，判断是非，是根据种族，而不是事实。
看看白人们对这件事情的评论，也很有意思：
globeandmail.com: Black belt teen strikes back at bully, and rallies community against racism - Comments
相反的是，CFC上的愤粉，判断是非，是根据种族，而不是事实。
看看白人们对这件事情的评论，也很有意思：
globeandmail.com: Black belt teen strikes back at bully, and rallies community against racism - Comments
Yes, they were a strong and united group, a lot of them were owing grocery stores like the Chinese , but unlike the Chinese, they didn't mind carry guns to defend themselves from attempted robberies. But that was then, I am not sure what is happening there now.
They used to be the largest Asian immigrant group at the US but that distinction is replaced by the Chinese immigrants recently.
My older three children have black belt in Tae-Kwon-Do, and the youngest one just got her black strip.
Curiously though, that Korean kid actually broke the Tae-Kwon-Do's rule of conduct, as it preaches non-violence, and instead, he should just walk away.
But in reality, it is just rule, and when "sh*t" happened, you react. That is why I said earlier we should support the kid.
The boy's father said: 'I don't want to run away. If another Asian kid comes to this school, what happens to him? Will he run into problems? Will they think they can just kick him out? I don't want to set that example,' he said.
'Personally, for my kid, I should move. But as a Canadian I cannot move.'
This man is a great Canadian. Great guts, and great role model for his son and many others.
'Teach your Children Well' (copy from the globeandmail)
'Personally, for my kid, I should move. But as a Canadian I cannot move.'
This man is a great Canadian. Great guts, and great role model for his son and many others.
'Teach your Children Well' (copy from the globeandmail)
