#stop racial profiling

[kolacheco]

White feminist are often racist Karens who are oppressed by white men . They have no issue using women of color to hide behind like they are down to end patriarchy for all women when really they just want to benefit from a patriarchal society and culture . They want to be full oppressors like white men without being seen as “just a woman” by their own men. White feminist have no issue speaking over black women & women of color because again they are still natural born Karens & white women can still benefit from things we cannot . It’s easy for them to act like they want to end misogyny while switching on those deadly tears that get black people killed ...all through history they cry ,play victim & boom a black personal is dead . That’s why I tell women of color/ black women they do not have you in their best interests . It’s the reason why we have to fight against racism & misogynior because white women can be bigoted & want “rights” for themselves never for all women.

[theinformative]

Some things that need to be  addressed.

We should not be comparing different poc issues. Stop comparing BLM to AAPI. it is not necessary. We have not forgotten about BLM. I will keep on supporting BLM as we all should. We should not forget why this movement is in place. But if you keep comparing different poc issues, we will never have a common ground. Those movements are there for a reason, they are not there to tear other poc movements down. If it is needed I can go deeper in this conversation if you would like :) Until all lives are treated the same, no lives matter. All lives matter can’t matter until all lives are treated equal.

 Don’t let white supremacy get the best of us!

Let’s have some hope! Let’s have compassion! We will get through this together. Stand up to racism, confront it, and show it who is boss!

[piquiedotdot]

Just because she's black doesn't mean she's a bad person

Just because he's asian doesn't mean he is a bad person

For goodness sake they may have different skin colors but that doesn't define them get to know them first before you spout out nonsense🙄

[throughthyeyes]

We are the generation of:

1. Cry babies, because we believe it’s better to spill tears than blood.

2. Broken minds, because life has been unfair and we want to know why you are okay with it.

3. Cracked hearts, because love cannot stay in one place and in one person or even in one word.

4. Big dreams, because we know, if someone can do it : it's us.

5. We are a generation that will change enough so our children don't shoulder our trauma.

6. We will do it for them and we will do it for you, so you can realize that a better world can exist.

[h4il3yyyyy]

black lives still matter it wasn't just a trend you guys who used to be so involved have gotten real quiet recently if you actually care speak on it share posts do something anything to help,poc across the world are being treated horribly for something as simple as the color of their skin it's disgusting and should be stopped. theres still so many issues involving race across the globe and it needs to change just because Biden was elected doesn't mean racism doesn't exist anymore it is still very present in todays world

[proxy-fragments]

“Give me your tired, your poor,  your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” This country’s greatness and true genius lies in its diversity." -Emma Lazarus

The words etched on to the statue of liberty a poem that can only ring true if only the hearts of the masses would allow. Diversity is that which has made this vast nation into what it has come to be today. People from all walks of life bringing all the colors, flavors, beautiful, and intricate things; That have breathed life into every corner of every inch of this nation. It wouldn't be what it has come to be today, if it wasn't for the manifold of backgrounds that have laid there roots here. Every thought process coming from those of a variety of backgrounds have made not only this nation great but all of this world. Every brilliant idea and amazing invention has not only come from one race but the various. We could argue over whom was here first then in the end we would all lose because this place we call home was first home land to its Natives we are all living on stolen land. How do we presume to make it right? To keep making the same mistakes of our past and hurting each other due to race? What did our past teach us? That Hate is not the answer. Slavery and The holocaust showed us how truly abhorrent Racial disdain can be. When a group of people are persecuted simply by the color of skin or because of their beliefs. Then you come to understand that the system has failed us. It is not only wrong it is inhumane. America was a safe haven for immigrants coming from war torn countries. Families fleeing to safety from persecution due to race, ethnic backgrounds, and religion. When did we as humans deem it necessary to void others of their basic human right to be free? When did it become ok to lock up innocents In cages like animals for simply wanting a better future for there loved ones. Is it right to keep killing? when this nation was founded on mass slaughter. Will we keep repeating the same mistakes of the past? can there be no peace with level minded individuals in charge? Is this country truly founded on Liberty, and Justice For All?

-CatharsisAnomaly

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[nirubuh]

One statement. One wrong bit of information can change a child's perspective of the society and can poison the mind of an entire generation.

Hate is taught.

Children are not born knowing they could be killed for just existing.

Children are not born knowing they will be denied the same things other children have.

Children are not born knowing that they should treat people differently based on their race and gender.

Children are not born knowing violence.

Children are not born knowing they could harm another person without reason using its "status"

This is the time to take a stand together.

Stand against discrimination.

Stand against inhuman behaviour.

Stand against inherent racism.

[siohoshino]

“This is one of the first images that got me attention when I was starting out in illustration.

A lot of people think it is just a fun sexy Asian girl picture, but there was a lot more behind why I made this.

As soon as I moved back to the USA as an adult (I previously lived here as a child), I realized the odd perception non-Asians have toward us. A lot of men prefer to date East Asian women based on stereotypes assuming Asians are submissive, thus easier to manage compared to non-Asians who are more opinionated. Which is, half true and half not true. Well, that’s what stereotype really is: generalize and categorize people on things that are half true but half not. I tried to tell my non-Asian friends about this discomfort. Many didn’t really get it. They often shrug off “everyone has types”. Yes, everyone does, but being fetishized for the stereotype really isn’t just a ‘type’.

I wanted to come up with fun image that include all my experiences and impressions and discomfort about how Asia and Asian women are perceived and to casually make fun of those who fetishize us and our culture.

That was what this image was.

There are so many people who love Asia but never bother to figure out the differences between Japan, Korea, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan… etc. It is a lot better now, but there used to be lots of Korean/Japanese restaurants when I moved here. Our food are not similar in case you don’t know already.

This looks like Japanese art on the surface, but if you know East Asia enough, there are lots of things that are wrong. Even the tile is written in broken Cantonese (Not Mandarin, not simplified Chinese, not Japanese, but a broken Cantonese) by design, and the heroine is exactly the opposite of how East Asian women are perceived. She is strong, independent, and she will kick your ass.

Stop fetishize Asian women. Stop fetishize our cultures. Protect our sisters, and brothers. #stopasianhate”

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