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Assuming all asians are good at Math and aspire to be Doctors. You have no idea how insulting and demoralizing that is to us that aren't math wizards.
As a black dude listening to Asian folk who are offended by what is mostly positive stereotypes is hilarious
Hollywood is against us. That Asian dude on SNL just reinforces the negative stereotype of Asian males. He is always playing a gay geeky Asian guy. Paramount also made Mr. Sulu gay even though George Takei was against it.
Lol I'm African American and I've never really heard good stereotypes about us. Other than being rappers, and ball players 😂. Thanks for saying that bro..
As a white American woman, I had no idea most of these stereotypes existed for asians. I was aware of the covid one and the very smart hard worker one and the submissive one. All the others I had no idea. Maybe it's because I live in an area that is higher in both white and black people than any other race? I myself never look at someone who looks like a different race and think 'foreigner' for sure because in my mind that's often not true. I've always considered the United States as a nation of foreigners and it's one of the things I think makes the United States special compared to most other countries though some others vary in races just as much as us. Pretty much everyone here either is a first-generation immigrant or descended from immigrants. I don't see this country as belonging to one race, culture or that to be American has to be a certain way but I guess if one finds a niche so to speak that helps them socially, then that's great. My mind was blown recently when I learned most actual foreigners (people who were born & currently live outside of the United States) think of and are fascinated with one image that I guess can be called a stereotype but it's true for almost half of white people here at least… is American = Cowboy. Apparently, this is from some of our lawless pioneers that travelled from the eastern regions to the west in hopes of better living which was often glorified in old films by Hollywood in a niche genre called 'westerns'. I don't get it and I don't like anything 'western' in this sense or anything 'cowboy' except for horses 😅
Lool a lot of unhoused people think China 🇨🇳 is taking over 😂. However, most of them very mentally ill. Or their all meth heads..
stop voting dem and rep, go third party
Stereotypes are the precursor for racism. Good stereotypes like the model minority hurts Asians on so many levels.
Just last week I coughed a little in public (I was also still wearing a mask) and this Asian grandma immediately moved 25ft away from me. No one else did. Hilarious.
Just asking for clarification, where was in the source article under The Perpetual Foreigner that referenced AAPI not being "real" American because they just arrived here post 1965 in large numbers, because I couldn't find it referenced in the source article and it's obvious Asians have been noticeably present in the US much earlier, i.e. Filipino in the early 1900s post American-Filipino War and Chinese even further back in the 1800s. Regardless, I can see why Asians in general are considered perpetual foreigners, despite being part of American history in various aspects.
Also in regards to the anecdotal example of a lot of Filipino friends feeling the perpetual foreigner pressure, would the relationship between the Philippines and the United States have some reason for that, given that the US had a mission of "Civilizing and Christianizing" the Philippines post Filipino-American War, which would mean American culture/norms/values be a part of Filipino culture, hence the familiarity and less pressure?
bro, the black lotus takes zero mana. it gives you free mana. that's why its so powerful
That uncle Roger guy w his high pitched emotional damage phrase perpetuates a stereotype. Does my head in
White and Black people can be hetitage Americans for 300, 400, 500 years 4:34? Isn’t the US less than 250 years old🤔
Japan is not a high-tech country. Many sectors of the country still have not digitalized, and continue to utilize outdated analog products. They still use floppy disk, and don't know what USB flash drive is.
WMAF is a disease and plague upon the Asian community, we the Asian community need to try to eradicate it.
Good dialogue. The Model Minority Myth was created as a tool by supremacists to pit the Asian community against the Black and Latino communities because the Civil Rights Movement was a huge game changer with coalitions among non-whites. I believe you can tell the difference between recent Asian immigrant families from Asian families that have been here in the US for multiple generations prior to 1965, they know the myth isn't a real thing and it's just a game the supremacists play.
If you stereotype people, you will get stereotyped back.
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Yellow Peril for sure only applies to Asian men. Asian women are considered lotus blossoms and dragon ladies, by contrast. This term really only came about after Sessue Hayakawa (Japanese guy) became known as the first male sex symbol in Hollywood. He had to leave the industry because of anti-Japanese sentiment at the onset of WWII.
Is the perpetual foreigner thing really imposed? Or is it an internal insecurity? I've stopped several Asian friends while they were talking and suggested they stop referring to other people as Americans and themselves as something different. Or, when they say that they're Americanized, I've said "no, you're just American."
3:47 Wait that is Masi Oka on The left on the time magazine cover.
@10:23 – Funny shit, I immediately thought after that, maybe Jin was a head of his time when he wrote, "You Gonna Learn Chinese." But, on the real, of course at the time, he was young in a major label that need to push something that might give him some kind of marketability, he wrote that pretty poor song with his music video being a cookie cutter "Rush Hour" looks with all the tropes. Now that he's older, he could re-visit that song with the same title and write a satire rap with the recent events that happened to Asian American. "Yeah, you gonna learn Chinese (All ya base is mine) in Chinese ad lib…you gonna learn Chinese (Douyin that trend) in Chinese ad lib…"
Asians definitely look American. Native americans.
Steven He = comedian of the famous two words : "E-mo-tion-nal Da-mage."
Typical stereotypes: Filipinos are only "Nurses," "Chicken Cockfight Player (it is part of the culture);" "Karaoke Singers" (see Journey (lead singer Arnel Pineda) or Bruno Mars), (they are great) Pro Boxers (Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao, Jesus Salud, Brian Viloria), Actors (Vanessa Hudgens, Tia Carrere, Lou Diamond Phillips), "(Catholic) Priests," "Landscape Workers," "Cooks," (Benihana "Iron" Chefs create some teppanyaki, by showcasing their culinary art skills with: Ginsu knives, onions, wagyu steak, chicken, shrimp); "Butlers," "(Hotel) Housekeepers," or "(House) Maids." Teppanyaki could be confused with an outdoor BBQ grill or a "hibachi,": something that is widely known in Hawaii; it is done either in parks or at beaches. And No…, the chefs don't use those knives to commit "Seppuku" or "Harakiri" to themselves. (Historically, the last four professions would be stereotypes, shown in films, for African-Americans ("Soap," "Benson" (1979-1986); "Gone with the Wind" (1939): Hattie McDaniels) and Latinas ("Devious Maids" tv series with Eva Longoria; "Maid in Manhattan" with J-Lo). Korean folk could be neighborhood convenience store/shop) owners (with a cat and spirit house/shrine, with burning incense sticks and a (plastic) orange (fruit basket) and/or a open can of (favorite) beer, as a gift to their ancestors), "yobos" (a Hawaii-based Pidgin English term) or "stink" because they "smell like kim chi/chee;" I have never understood that, at all; I don't think that Koreans or Indians smell at all; there is such a thing as the Korean Rage (or "Han")/ the "Asian glow/flush (reaction)" (alcohol flush reaction) phenomenon is real; are some (not all) Asians lactose intolerant ?!?; "Geishas" = modern day "host/hostess" bar men/bar maids (it could be: Korean, Viet(namese), Japanese, Filipino or Thai) + the hostess' boss is usually the/a "Kitchen Mama" or the owner, who could also be the bartender. The owner gets a cut of the host/hostess' profits; some of the hosts/hostess fly back home, to their home country (in a couple of months); a new (seasonal) crop of guys or gals arrive to work at that same bar. At a Hostess bar, the clientele usually are lonely middle-aged men who are lonely or divorced; the bar girls are looking for a "Sugar Daddy." (that is the stereotype, right there.) The hostess bar is usually called "Club (Something, like "Su Mi"); the bar management and staff constantly changes over time. I love Kim Chi by the way. The generic emoji's color is Yellow.
(1) the model minority stereotype is used to invalidate and dismissed Asian American grievances. (2) Perpetual Asian descent foreigner is used to invalidate acceptance and rights of Asian descent people. As a 4th gen ABC Just being Americanized does not impact how people accept you – big money influence acceptance because people including Americans are universally shallow (3) Yellow peril is a derivative of xenophobia racism that historically existed as demonstrated by the 1790 Naturalization Act
Sometimes, I do hear Asian (Chinese, Japanese, etc.) wives who call their husbands "dad"; Asian husbands might call their wives "mom." (Just an observation, like a (Jerry) Seinfeld joke.)
Historically it may be true about Genghis Khan but it is not in our history books here in Europe. Marco Polo went on the silk road back then. I think western Europe was up to their neck in religious in fighting back then. Protestants versus Catholics and kings and queens taking sides. The British were taking over Ireland in the 1100s. Up north the Scandinavians were becoming Christian and killing each other. I think China was so far away it didn't feel like a real threat. Even though Poland is pretty close. What the Brits did with opium and trade was evil and I think perhaps that this might be the root of some of the negativity. Painting a negative image to feel okay with being evil. (From the British perspective.) The "Opium War" in the 1800s. And the whole imperialism thing going full force for so long. I mean… the Dutch invading South Africa. And the Scandinavians owning islands in the Caribbean. A lot of lies were told to get the troops and populations to be okay with that madness. But I digress. I do suspect that a lot of racism has roots in colonialism.
Not only asian girls into white guys asian dude's are also into white guys. All asian Gay's have a white boyfriend this isn't a jock. In tv shows and movies too all asians have white partner
It's not yellow fever. It's white and black men knowing Asian women are easy. It goes back to the movie full metal jacket when the Asian woman goes around saying "10 dollah. 10 dollah. Me love you long time". There are a lot of Asian women that eat men of other race buttholes and let those guys fart in their mouths as well