@nanalilymoon A country where racism is as natural as breathing — so you genuinely couldn't understand. You couldn't accept what an Asian person was saying, so you literally rewrote my words into what you wanted to hear.
@nanalilymoon 네가 좋아 하는 번호 매기기를 해줄게
1. OP는 차별적인 발언을 했다.
2. 하지 말아라
그리고 동북아시아의 컬러리즘, 계급주의와 미적 지향에 대해 과도한 해석을 하는데
그건 너의 망상 속에만 존재하는 어떤 아시아야. 실재가 아니고.
다른 문화와 맥락에 대해 함부로 재단하지마.
@nanalilymoon Then, Go Brooklyn and say it.
The natural hair movement worked because it came from within Black people affirming their own hair, not outsiders defining it. An outsider deciding which hair is "real" would be discrimination, not the movement.
Don't Mock, Learn how to READ.
@nanalilymoon People aren't reacting because they didn't call us white, or because we think we're white. It's the assumption underneath that there's one "real" way an Asian is supposed to look.
@nanalilymoon I don't want to be toxic, but if that line really sounds like a compliment, go tell a Black person: "your curls are so beautiful, why does everyone straighten their hair? I love your hair."
@nanalilymoon And yes — Korea, China, Japan really do sit next to Russia. Seoul to Vladivostok is about the same as Milan to Paris. The nearest SEA-like island climate is Okinawa — twice that distance from Seoul. Same latitude as Florence, but far colder, because of the Siberian high.
@nanalilymoon And we tan fine — a fair base tone and tanning aren't a contradiction.
You know Europeans didn't even count the Irish or Southern Europeans as "white"? That line was never about biology. Just power drawing borders. So don't measure another race by a standard you made up yourself.
@nanalilymoon Europe had constant mixing of many groups; Northeast Asia had far less of that, so traits cluster on a bell curve extremes are rare, the cold-adapted lighter tone in the middle. Lighter than Southern Europeans, darker than Northern.