to all my moots who don't understand what's going on with my country, Philippines, our president will be signing the terror bill which takes away our rights as a democratic country meaning: we aren't allowed to express ourselves or else we would be labeled as terrorists
i’m sorry, but it is insane how we as kpop fans have to REGULARLY call out & email companies over cultural appropriation in huge-budget MVs, offensive wardrobe choices, or discriminatory language/behavior by artists. these apology letters ain’t doin nothin — KPOP NEEDS TO EVOLVE.
Last time I did a mass follow, I followed 10 hard stans and didn’t know what that meant. I’m still in recovery, I’ll let you know when I’m ready to play my follow game again. Those drawings haunt me.
@koyaskitten These people don't care about the BLM movement, they just want to use it for fanwars. It's disgusting. Won't be surprised if they're actual racists irl
people who wanna get hit tweets about ‘reply if you had always trusted them’ stfu this isn’t about you or them and this movement is not for you to take advantage of and not for you to invalidate and take advantage of black armys, let them speak, and treat blm the right way
우리는 인종차별에 반대합니다.
우리는 폭력에 반대합니다.
나, 당신, 우리 모두는 존중받을 권리가 있습니다. 함께 하겠습니다.
We stand against racial discrimination.
We condemn violence.
You, I and we all have the right to be respected. We will stand together.
#BlackLivesMatter
Kpop stans will listen to their favs sing and perform rap and R&B music, but will quickly silence black stans when they speak up. Kpop was built on black culture, and turning your backs on black stans and black people is hypocritical.
the difference between me and you is i’m waiting to be comforted and supported by my favs and you’re waiting so you can support the movement because they do, we are not the same
“You can be friends and have different opinions.” Sure, we can share different opinions on tv shows , celebrities, clothes, or maybe even on food but not on human rights.