Asian Silicon Valley investor dismissed racism, called BLM "the true racists".

[Ish Gibor]

She graduated from Yale. I said from the moment these BLM protests started, these companies will only put more black people in their advertising to mask the racism in the boardrooms.

The real racism is where people like her are employed to make decisions on who’s hired or fired. Silicon Valley personifies this mentality. Good luck if you’re black trying to get hired there.

Google, Tesla, Facebook can show all this cosmetic support but when their hiring practices says otherwise, they can shove it. We need to depend on each other and not these fukkers.

Problem is, everyone else does group-thinking and group-economy, but for us as Black people.

They are on code, their code, while we are not.

 

[Ish Gibor]

This has always been the case have you been living under the rock

they reason why she makes statements like this is because black people are the underclass

what are you gonna do about it cry

blacks are treated poorly because the black race is weak, this is harsh reality yall nikkaz do not want to grasp, but this is the truth and you have to accept the truth in order to do something about it

Not weak, but conditioned.

 

[jj23]

the problem is VF Corp had no issue with a racist on their board. Bet is she said some shyt about Jews or gays her ass would be tossed. So fukk VF Corp

If this broad wasn’t born in the USdhe should also be deported.

But some black folks can't live without their North Face or Timberlands. Nonsense.

Our Brands

All these brands should be boycotted.

 

[Ish Gibor]

EXACTLY.

So to say this country or any country is based purely on merit is BULLshyt.

We know China is. lol

 

[Ish Gibor]

But some black folks can't live without their North Face or Timberlands. Nonsense.

Our Brands

All these brands should be boycotted.

Black people have supported those brands long before this Bixuan Wu even entered America as an immigrant or anchor child. The cruelty is brutal, but a great learning moment.

 

[Ish Gibor]

People of Color

They ride on the backs of Black suffering so they can gain benefits, that's all, that's the only camaraderie.


Reckoning with Asian America
Jennifer Lee, Tiffany J. Huang

Science 02 Apr 2021:
Vol. 372, Issue 6537, pp. 8
DOI: 10.1126/science.abi6877

Reckoning with Asian America

 

[Ish Gibor]

A thread about a racist Asian makes coli brehs feel they can validate their own racism towards Asians.

America.

What in particular was said racist about Asians in general? I've read every page thus far and haven't seen it yet. What was said that even could disfranchise Asians?

I am sure you can expound on that as a self proclaimed Emeritus. Perhaps you also can explain why Black people should be everyones punching bag? I'll await your deep intrenched reply.

 

[Ish Gibor]

I see people bringing up what blacks did for other minorities etc. Note: these people do not care. Black people need to realize that in this world no one owe you shyt no matter what you did before.
This is a fight for resources and we're still stuck on this feel sorry for me shyt. Unless we get it together these people would run right over us and not even blink

That has to do with the religious indoctrination, which yts themselves don't even belief to believe. And these new immigrant groups are totally diverted for this religious doctrine. They have religious beliefs that don't see good and bad as separated entities like in the Abrahamic tradition.

 

[Ish Gibor]

bro they know, but they are busy doing what they are supposed to do: building a civilization to compete with the white one or even dominate it. it's only us that seems to think we can guilt, protest or wishfully think our way into being equals in a society established by others.

Don't be fooled by the Chinese c00ns or model minorities in the west, there are more of them that know what's up with white people, they just move more strategically

That's cool and all, but there is a section completely against Black people.

"Nearly 1,000 people with Chinese surnames gave the group donations amounting to $86,000, according to hacked GiveSendGo data.

The locations of the donors stemmed from China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and members of the Chinese community in the United States, reported USA Today, which obtained the data from the whistleblower site Distributed Denial of Secrets."

Proud Boys received uptick in donations from Chinese diaspora before Capitol riot: Report

 

[Ish Gibor]

I feel that every other race hates Black people.

You would think we conquered the world and subjugated everyone else.. oh wait that was the beloved European.

Nah mean? White man raped this woman's whole background and.now Asians name themselves after European names. Veronica.

So I don't give one itty bitty fukc when something happens to non black people. No matter how much empathy I would naturally have, I already know the person I am feeling sorry for would have a panic attack if their daughter brought me home.

So fukc everybody especially this Asian C00n tryna be down with white people by shytting on us. Now they done bounced her stupid ass.

That Asian wake up call

It eventually had to come down to this, for us to get in the process to become whole again.

 

[ORDER_66]

anything new???

 

[Ish Gibor]

Stepped down. Not fired.

She gonna lay low in the cut for a minute and be somewhere else. She'll chill out in China for a bit then slide back into another role outta the limelight.

Make no mistake, this broad got the connections to ride this out for a minute.

Many of these brands have to rely on Chinese production and manufacturing. They are basically bytches. I've heard discussions on the business radio to turn this process around, where the west will not have to rely on Asia and in particularly China. Question is how are we as Black people going to tap into this processes. Can we and will we use Africa as a source of raw material and manufacturing. Will the American government bring back home jobs?


Thus far I haven't heard of a backslash and outrage by the Chinese community over this racist rant.

 

[Ish Gibor]

Black median collective wealth will be $0 by 2050.

That's the prospect, so let's do something about it collectively and not wait for it to happen.

 

[CopiousX]

She knows exactly who butters her bread, gets her into boardrooms, and pays her bills. I’m not surprised. This message was not directed at black people.

Thus far I haven't heard of a backslash and outrage by the Chinese community over this racist rant.

I find it ironic that in this same paragraph, she also refutes the “Asian hate” argument and even casts herself against the AsiansInHolywood thing they were pushing last year about her people being typecasted and denied roles. They also don’t seem to need admission help with California colleges. After all, she and her people are clearly able to “compete fairly” and therefore her and her people need no concessions from this nation or its industries . Because Clearly it’s a “meritocracy”.



Truthfully, you can’t line sit with the whole racism thing. Denying the argument for one group denies it for yourself as well.

 

[Ish Gibor]

Of course she sees no racism, or racism as a problem.

UPDATE: Prosecutors charge 3 more officers in George Floyd’s death

More unarmed Black people are killed by the "police" than Asians being discriminated against verbally, let alone physically.

Key Findings:

• 25% of U.S. police killings between January 2013 - December 2020 were committed by police departments of the 100 largest U.S. cities.
  
  
• Black people were 38% of people killed by these 100 police departments despite being only 21% of the population in their jurisdictions.
  
  
• Only 1 of the 100 largest city police departments did not kill anyone from Jan 2013 - Dec 2020 (Irvine, CA).
  
  
• 44% of unarmed people killed by the 100 largest city police departments were Black. These police departments killed unarmed Black people at a rate 4 times higher than unarmed white people.
  
  
• Rates of violent crime in cities did not determine rates of killings by police. For example, Buffalo and Newark police departments had relatively low rates of police violence despite high crime rates while Spokane and Orlando had relatively low crime rates and high rates of police violence.
  
  
• From 2013-2020, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department killed 35 Black men and Oklahoma City Police Department killed 25 black men. This is an average rate of 6.3 per 100,000 Black male population in St. Louis and 7.4 per 100,000 Black male population in Oklahoma City - a higher rate than the 2019 US Murder Rate of 5.0 per 100,000 population.

Mapping Police Violence
Police Accountability Tool — Mapping Police Violence

Police in the U.S. killed 164 Black people in the first 8 months of 2020. These are their names. (Part I: January-April)



“Anti-black racism influences matters from housing to the air quality in your neighborhood, from access to health care to whether your doctor treats you well. It shapes how you are viewed in professional settings and by police, teachers and bankers. Though the glimpse I got into black people’s experience of racism was eye-opening, my understanding of it was still limited.
[...]
As protests against racial inequality and police brutality gathered in New York and nationwide, I received text messages from some of my Asian friends urging me to stay inside, where it’s safe.They told me that Asians should not get involved in these struggles — that these matters didn’t concern us. That if violence were to break out during the protests, we would end up becoming “collateral damage.
[...]
But America’s racial narrative does involve us. It created the model-minority myth — the notion that Asian Americans are successful because we’re hard-working, obedient and don’t complain — which many within our community bought into over the years. But that myth is not an honest compliment: The U.S. government used it to discredit the civil rights movement and to win allies in the Cold War. It’s also been wielded against us to keep Asian Americans in line, to prevent us from entering certain professions, and to pit us against black people and other people of color. Meanwhile, it was largely because of black activists’ efforts during the civil rights movement that the Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 was passed, removing immigration quotas based on national origin and ushering in a wave of Asian immigrants. The Black Power Movement also helped spark Asian American advocacy — in fact, the term “Asian American” was coined in 1968 by University of California at Berkeley students Emma Gee and Yuji Ichioka, who drew inspiration from the Black Power Movement.
[...]
As sociology professor Anthony C. Ocampo recently told Time magazine, by taking a stand against anti-black racism, Asian Americans send an urgent message: “The same racist logic schemes that are keeping our communities down might look different in Black communities than they look in Asian American communities, but it’s still the same system” — one that puts Asian Americans “in a position where we can’t write our own stories in this country.” For some Asian Americans, taking a stand has meant attending protests.
(Regina Kim, July 17/2020, I’m Asian American. The pandemic showed me why black people feel so unsafe, Washingtonpost)

Unfortunately Breonna Taylor, Atatiana K. Jefferson and Botham Jean couldn’t say the same.