@NasasiraArnold @WillKidYang @Esmanov22 There’s always racist/anti-racist fights all over Chinese social medias. Hope we can sooner spreading anti-racist opinions to those who doesn’t know how to respect others.
@NasasiraArnold @WillKidYang @Esmanov22 It’s true that some of Chinese are quite racist, and just like you said, it has to be stopped. Chinese Mainland Young people are fighting against racist opinions because we know they’re seriously wrong. Here are some random comments I saw under a random racist post.
Not trying to provoke a gender fight but personally I think women are usually more inclusive to people’s physical differences and they’re generally less tolerant of any kind of racist comments. That’s the most precious thing we’ve learned from being feminist :).
No one should be discriminated for being who they’re born to be... I wish everyone could know this☹️☹️☹️. There’s already a lot divergences between populations and I DON’T want physical look to be the next one....
@Observers People DO care and they are trying to fight this disgusting racist video. Some Chinese are racist, but not everyone. In fact, normal people won’t be racist regardless they nationality.
@Diatomit3@Daniel_LaRusso8@ZubyMusic It is seriously a lie lol. Here is a random cinema poster form a random Chinese cinema. (Also Black Panther was quite popular in China. Meanwhile some Chinese are truly racist but certainly not everyone tho. Comments under a racist posts is always like battle field.
Imagine people starting to put « virus » behind your beloved hometown while all your family members and friends are struggling to fight the COVID-19. If that’s not a racist word to say, I don’t know what it should be.
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