Asian Americans showing solidarity to Black Americans

[MostReal]

I appreciate the gesture but that Peter Liang stuff let's me know Black people still have to do this alone.

I wished more Asians didn't sly away from their melanin though, we'd connect more I believe

 

[Yakno1]

we're all we got I'll make sure to tip the Chinese food deliveryman handsomely next time

 

[keond]

Never forget

 

[Supa]

This
nikkas so on guard that they dont even want help from ninjas reaching out..

Cant blame em but to be so emtional that u cant see thru the matrix is a female trait...

I'm cool with individuals supporting the cause but we need to recognize that the Asian community is not supporting us en masse. We know this from Peter Liang and many other examples.

So again

 

[Wiles]

Never forget

Whats that breh?...

 

[Wiles]

I'm cool with individuals supporting the cause but we need to recognize that the Asian community is not supporting us en masse. We know this from Peter Liang and many other examples.

So again

We cant deny progress with uniting the human race but....

 

[8WON6]

Whats that breh?...

The L.A. riots.

 

[Wiles]

The L.A. riots.

 

[keond]

Whats that breh?...

La Riots. Black folks was sick of being leeched off by the Koreans. They owned (and still own) alot of the hair supply, liquor stores, corner stores, nail shops, etc etc. And they employ their own and dont put a dime back in the community, all while treating their patrons like shyt. Hurry up buy. Tempers were still high over the Latasha Harlins murder. So the Koreans were willing to kill over their property.

One of the largest armed camps in Los Angeles' Koreatown was at the California Market. On the first night after the verdicts were returned in the trial of the four officers charged in the beating of Rodney King, Richard Rhee, the market owner, posted himself in the parking lot with about 20 armed employees.[81] One year after the riots fewer than one in four damaged or destroyed businesses reopened, according to the survey conducted by the Korean-American Inter-Agency Council.[82] According to a Los Angeles Times survey conducted eleven months after the riots, almost 40% of Korean-Americans said they were thinking of leaving Los Angeles.[83]

Before a verdict was issued in the new 1993 Rodney King federal civil rights trial against the four officers, Korean shop owners prepared for the worst as fear ran throughout the city, gun sales went up, virtually all of them by those of Korean descent,[citation needed] some merchants at flea markets removed their merchandise from their shelves, storefronts were fortified with extra Plexiglas and bars. Throughout the region, merchants readied to defend themselves as if on the eve of a war.[82] College student Elizabeth Hwang spoke of the attacks on her parents' convenience store in 1992 and the fact that if trouble erupted following the 1993 trial, that they were armed with a Glock 17 pistol, a Beretta and a shotgun and they planned to barricade themselves in their store to fight off looters.[82]

Some Koreans formed armed self-defense groups following the 1992 riots. Speaking just prior to the 1993 verdict, Mr. Yong Kim, leader of the Korea Young Adult Team of Los Angeles, which purchased five AK-47s, stated, "We made a mistake last year. This time we won't. I don't know why Koreans are always a special target for African-Americans, but if they are going to attack our community then we are going to pay them back."[82]

 

[Yakno1]

The L.A. riots.

If you had no insurance on your familys 'only live-lihood(business) and your business had a high possibility of being destroyed , what would you do?

 

[Taadow]

Do you see the difference in the pictures lol. That difference ties back to the letter in the OP

@ #bracklives matter tho

C'mon my dawg, you know these dudes didn't read the letter.

One day black folks will realize that we have no true allies and we gonna have to do this alone.

Yep.

I took out the "WEALLWEGOT", because we don't even got us.

You don't have any true allies but you. You got to do it alone. Just you.

Kudos to the individual who wrote that essay, but...
these the same people crying about blacks taking their spots in colleges

Yep.

 

[8WON6]

If you had no insurance on your familys 'only live-lihood(business) and your business had a high possibility of beibg destroyed , what would you do?

what you coming at me for? dude asked what that picture was and I said "L.A. riots".

And maybe they wouldn't be so afraid if they treated the people of that community better before hand. Just a thought. They have countries that they go back to as well if its so tough here.

 

[Insun Park]

I appreciate the gesture but that Peter Liang stuff let's me know Black people still have to do this alone.

I wished more Asians didn't sly away from their melanin though, we'd connect more I believe

East Asians are pale as fukk. What melanin?

 

[JackRoss]

That was 2 years ago, here's more recently -

#Brackrives matter until one of them kills us, then it's

 

[FukYaFeelings]

Anyone with common sense, the only reason they're protesting in support is because they're fearful of losing that black dollar. Asian dollars gives them a community, but black dollars gives them wealth.

Or maybe there's actually good hearted people that exist in the world?