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The Chinese ethnic communities in the Bay Area have well established networks of people with a culture of facilitating opportunities for each other. Ya, like o
by msie 12y ago
The Chinese ethnic communities in the Bay Area have well established networks of people with a culture of facilitating opportunities for each other.
Ya, like other groups in California don't?
- msie 12y agoSurprised I was down-voted for pointing out something that's mildly racist. Do we ignore all the back-scratching that's been happening in the California high-tech sector (and one that's lacking in diversity too)?
- stcredzero 12y agoSurprised I was down-voted for pointing out something that's mildly racist. I am Asian myself, though not Chinese. There are such groups associated with my ethnicity which engage in such mutual support. I, personally, am not laboring under the impression that this is any kind of proof of one group's superiority over another. Please produce your evidence to the contrary. So, is any mention of ethnicity an automatic indicator of mild racism? How is this at all logical? It's not, so I'm pleasantly surprised that you were downvoted. Do we ignore all the back-scratching that's been happening in the California high-tech sector (and one that's lacking in diversity too)? No. If you look back on my posts, you'll find frequent comparisons of mine of the Bay Area tech sector to the old boy network in Mad Men.
- stcredzero 12y agoYa, like other groups in California don't? Some of the Asian communities do a better job of it than other ethnic communities. That isn't racist. Facts aren't racist. Only people's interpretation of facts can be racist. It only says something about you if your only interpretation is that the condition is directly tied to race. If the condition isn't tied to race, then noting this might cause other people to benefit themselves economically through cooperation.