Xin He

[Xin He @xinhe351]

we see today that history repeats itself. it is the evident that the society has not moved much forward on the racial issue...

[Xin He @xinhe351]

this class has changed the way i normally interact with other people. now that i understand more about different cultures

[Xin He @xinhe351]

presentation is a great way to spread information it also allowed me to review my own work

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@haneydonid time has changed, topics we debate on are different than the past, however OR or US has to move forward on the racial issue

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@lin_gu_corvalli history is one thing but i think the most important is to reach toan understanding that every culture is unique and special

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@tcojo @naoko_gille its funny how US is the "land of freedom" and only few has the power of changing the way society is heading towards

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@davism33 @ElisaTzintzun i would disagree, patriotism exists all around the world, just the way to express it is different

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@lin_gu_corvalli i learned a lot from discussion such as what to do when people around u are being targeted and how to resolve it

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@yanelly_gzz @udenbyb "positive" ones hurt as well, they generalize a group of people creating prejudice

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@yanelly_gzz we need to educate people, contribute to the society one bit at a time

[Xin He @xinhe351]

today i ran into a situation similar to the ones described in larry's presentation and i spoke up. feeling good

[Xin He @xinhe351]

looking back, stereotypes and image of Arab americans from the reading all began because people generalize others.

[Xin He @xinhe351]

stereotype hurts! larry roper's talk was very beneficial. lots of discussions

[Xin He @xinhe351]

During my presentation i was surprised by the discussion sparked by all the classmates. I feel like i learned more than they did

[Xin He @xinhe351]

Boyd explained his research: look for one peice of resource then branch out from it, then branch out from the branches etc. useful insight

[Xin He @xinhe351]

Boyd was an interesting guy.He gave the presentation in a interactiv and engaging way. I felt i did learn something deeper than the readings

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@castroje90 I enjoyed his presentation. He was very passionate about what hes doing and very detailed on the research he did

[Xin He @xinhe351]

@stoopsaud this the reason for why it is hard to change the mind of the society. not just discrimination but also sexism and cultural

[Xin He @xinhe351]

we watched how one family was influenced by the internment. try to imagine what Japanese American Community suffered as a whole

[Xin He @xinhe351]

The point of studying history is not to make the mistake we once made. I wish WW wont happen again and we could resolve issues logically