#Asian people

[moonlightmirrorball]

Rb for larger sample size pls!! Put in tags where you’re from if you want :)

[flower1622]

On this page, everyone is welcomed. You can send me any message you want. If you don't like a character or is a big fan of one, you are also welcomed. Here, I accept different opinions and points of view. If you are a hater and likes to stalk my page, please get some help.

[stoekenbroek]

Charcoal on paper

[feckcops]

Who counts as a cyclist in London?

“BikeStormz regularly attracts hundreds of young, majority male cyclists – thousands when it comes to its annual central London ride against knife crime. The point of the project is to take kids away from where the blaze – the potential for violence – is hottest, Ferrari-Guy explains at one point in the film. This means physically removing people from hotspots where trouble can occur and bringing them into a community that offers respite and an alternative path forward. On a shoestring, BikeStormz is attempting to plug a gap left by the erosion of social services and spaces for young people. That’s not how the authorities see it, though. 

“Captured on camera is the real-time attempt to criminalise BikeStormz riders by various authorities. In one scene, Ferrari-Guy is shown in a meeting with an unnamed Met police branch discussing complaints made about BikeStormz. A white, middle-aged male officer reels off grievances. The size of BikeStormz rides is creating ‘significant community tensions’, he says. Youngsters on their bikes are ‘intimidating’, and their behaviour ‘bordering on the criminal’. He cites graffiti, littering, and even wheelies as problems. 

“Repeatedly, the officer emphasises the distress BikeStormz is causing to ‘members of the public’. The young cyclists participating in the ride, it’s clearly conveyed, don’t belong to this group. Instead, they threaten it – and wider social order.”

[jccheapalier]

Watch "What are We Doing to White People?" on YouTube

[fcbalding]

poc athlete supporting each other this olympics we love to see it

[flower1622]

Someone: If a person is against white people because of their color, the person is not being racist. But if the person did that only with black people, the person would be racist.

My reaction:

I saw a comment like this on a post making fun of Eminem because he was a white person that sings rap. So, white people can't sing rap anymore? I got so confused and a little disgusted with the person saying that only black people are victims of racism. Racism would be a prejudice against any color, right? Black, brown, yellow, white and many others. We live in a world full of diversity. We all have different opinions, appeareances, cultures, races, languages and religions. We are special on our way, even with our differences. That's okay and we should respect each other. Thoughts like this one I brought just put more distance between our differences. Everytime we have to deal with different people: work, friends, family, school or another one. As long as we can respect and live in society, that's fine. If a person doesn't like the changes with a character in a live action, it doesn't mean the person is being racist. There are fans who are too loyal to things they like that they don't like when producers change characters they love so much. It's alright. It's their opinion, just like it happens with others that don't care or like the changes made. It's okay too. We should respect every side. The problem would be if some of the "loyal fans" are complaining because of the skin color that changed and not the changes that are being made with a character like: Personality, story and appeareances (including the color), so yeah, if it's only the color, the person is being racist and that's not nice at all. So, please guys. Less hate and more respect.

[titan-god-helios]

i love you black trans people. i love you asian trans people from all over asia (not just east asia). i love you hispanic trans people. i love you indigenous trans people. i love you poc trans people. you're doing great, i promise you, and i'm so fucking sorry the community erases you as much as it does.

[timaeuslover001]

its funny, societies o the past always looked the same in every culture.

the wealthy get to enjoy the most out of life: food, expressing themselves in various types of clothing, traveling for leisure and exploration ect while others (the people) suffer and struggle to barley survive.

nowadays is no diverse but the sad part is talking to some adults and they think the pay for "less important jobs" is okay.

For a teenager? yes, no bills ect, but for legal grown adult aitch bills its not okay> especially if you going to dominate most of their week because most jobs ask you to be open for availability.

but its not their fault when you ahve been convicted to think a certain way by others for a long time, its common to you.

but just a reminder, those "at the to" aren't smart, better or more intelligent or more important than you.

if anything, America needs a self esteem check.

and all this hating, and fighting each other isn't esteeming anyone. we need to encourage and help one another in these trying times.

NOW isn't the time to make enemies out of out of our neighbors, now is the time to be teaming together to STOP the corrupt officials in Capital Hill trying to dictate the quality of our living.

the very value of a human being.

is being dictated to by people who don't care about your mother, father, grandparents ect.

they show us all the time.

they let business have evil policies at work that make impossible to have kids, get married or even miss days off wrk for being sick.

a simple cold can get you fired now and they even WANT you to work sick.

[kamaljohnsonnetwork]

The Blaccent (Asian Edition) | The G.A.B.

Full Show On The YouTube (Kamal Johnson Network). Link Below

YT Link

https://youtu.be/uT_fe8J5_G4?si=F4XVyclhFKEXoZTG via YouTube

Podcast Links

iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/338-the-gab-101916901/episode/the-blaccent-asian-edition-the-136784181/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3gHi4h6u599sSv0CV3JdQo?si=894ba3e8a25941ea

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-g-a-b/id1547660066?i=1000639161857

Podpage: https://www.podpage.com/the-gab/

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[jerseymuppet]

getting up on my soapbox for a moment. i find it laughable that nearly every time someone says they don’t like rap they cite hamilton and k-pop as the only rap they can tolerate. because everything else is just so violent and full of blatant consumerism. first off. so is k-pop. secondly. idk how to tell you the founding fathers were some of the most violent people around (coming from a black american descentant of slaves who is most likely related to thomas jefferson. shouldn’t have to explain the relevance here). thirdly. hamilton and k-pop both reference and interpolate rap. so idk what to tell you babes. you do like rap. you just don’t like black people. say it with your full chest next time.

[superdogbiter]

Say in the tags why your parents are or are not ashamed of your mental illness and how this has affected you

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

RESIDENT EVIL BODY TYPES THE SEQUEL!

part one...!

[gretaripley9890]

I'd just like to thank Stranger Things, Euphoria, Marvel and many others for putting such effort in putting important, non stereotypical Asian characters in their stories! So revolutionary!