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As a person who has lived in China for nearly a decade, I have experienced racism first hand there. But actually it was, 99% of the time, racism that favored my
by padde 10y ago
As a person who has lived in China for nearly a decade, I have experienced racism first hand there. But actually it was, 99% of the time, racism that favored my white skin. Wherever I (or any other white foreigner I know) went, I had instant respect and was admired, without having to do anything to earn that respect. Why does the article, which seems well-researched, not mention this phenomenon at all?
(Or maybe I've missed it, I've only read the summary and a few paragraphs that contained the term "white")
- blusterXY 10y agospotted the english lackey! try starting a real business and see how it goes.
- dang 10y agoThat reads like a personal attack. We ban accounts that do that, so please don't post like this.
- rasz_pl 10y agoYou were admired the same way people admire iphones or European supercars. Great to have a token white guy for random photo op, but dont count on getting real job or any kind of power/control (like being able to create a company etc.)