Pet Sins January 2005 IssueAsian relations with whites and non-whites
Articles
- Asian racism - an overview
- A gay American's experience with Asian racism
- Latinos/Asian relations in better state than Black/Asian relations?
- Chinese professional ignores blacks and Hispanics for networking purposes
- The misunderstood 'racist' - Asian Americans jump to the defense of Euro-America/The Western World
- Asians must 'love' blacks or hate them - no middle ground?
- Eurocentric standards of beauty for women in Asian societies?
- Excuses for Remaining Racist. Hope for Change?
In November 2002, we presented Fall-out of the White-Yellow Love Fest. Since then, readers, both Asian and non-Asian, have written in to share their experience with Asian racism. This issue is dedicated to their perspectives.
Although it has been alleged by individual Asians and non-Asians that:
- Many Asians believe the white European is the superior human being
- Many Asians look down on other people of color
we cannot stress more strongly that an entire group of people should not be typed based on a few individual bad examples. It should also be noted that Asians aren't the only people of color who ascribe to white supremacy. We hope that the sharing of individual experiences with Asian racism can lead us, whether Asian or non-Asian, to examine the learned responses we have acquired with regards to people of different races.