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Poignant....important and illuminating.--The New York Times Book Review Groundbreaking.--Bryan Stevenson, New York Times bestselling author of Just MercyFrom one of the world's leading experts on unconscious racial bias come stories, science, and strategies to address one of the central controversies of our timeHow do we talk about bias? How do we address racial disparities and inequities? What role do our institutions play in creating, maintaining, and magnifying those inequities? What role do we play? With a perspective that is at once scientific, investigative, and informed by personal experience, Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt offers us the language and courage we need to face one of the biggest and most troubling issues of our time. She exposes racial bias at all levels of society--in our neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and criminal justice system. Yet she also offers us tools to address it. Eberhardt shows us how we can be vulnerable to bias but not doomed to live under its grip. Racial bias is a problem that we all have a role to play in solving.
Poignant....important and illuminating.--The New York Times Book Review Groundbreaking.--Bryan Stevenson, New York Times bestselling author of Just MercyFrom one of the world's leading experts on unconscious racial bias come stories, science, and strategies to address one of the central controversies of our timeHow do we talk about bias? How do we address racial disparities and inequities? What role do our institutions play in creating, maintaining, and magnifying those inequities? What role do we play? With a perspective that is at once scientific, investigative, and informed by personal experience, Dr. Jennifer Eberhardt offers us the language and courage we need to face one of the biggest and most troubling issues of our time. She exposes racial bias at all levels of society--in our neighborhoods, schools, workplaces, and criminal justice system. Yet she also offers us tools to address it. Eberhardt shows us how we can be vulnerable to bias but not doomed to live under its grip. Racial bias is a problem that we all have a role to play in solving.
With so much things going on, too much to research right now, continue with my series on Kübra Gümüsay, the activist who does not want to be your cleaner.
Our favorite social justice warrior is giving her insight on freedom, democracy, justice and nice. Because all these things are now one and the same and mean gay marriage, Islam or migration, it is a chance to talk about that sly shift of meaning. Also the villain of our self-governing system, racism, has a definition journey behind itself, originating in pseudo-genetics it has arrived at today's system-rattling Halloween-costume and accent-recognition trauma that we are familiar with.
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Our favorite social justice warrior is giving her insight on freedom, democracy, justice and nice. Because all these things are now one and the same and mean gay marriage, Islam or migration, it is a chance to talk about that sly shift of meaning. Also the villain of our self-governing system, racism, has a definition journey behind itself, originating in pseudo-genetics it has arrived at today's system-rattling Halloween-costume and accent-recognition trauma that we are familiar with.
tags:
activst, Kübra Gümüsay, democracy, racism, justice, gender, antisemitism, Hong Kong, immigration, extremism, horseshoe theorie, noise, holocaust, speech, absolutism, Louis XIV
We climbed Mt Doom from Lord of the Rings, and let me tell you if you think Frodo and Sam had it rough, try doing it while in a cloud with crazy wind knocking you around everywhere...
The closest I ever got to the moon...
The closest I ever got to the moon...
Chinese Detergent Ad Draws Charges of Racism
A Chinese laundry detergent commercial has spurred outrage online, with many social media users accusing it of blatant racism.
After a quick cycle, the machine is opened and a pale Asian man emerges with a wink, to the woman’s delight.
The advertisement, which has been airing in China at least since April, has been met abroad with a combination of anger and disbelief.
But in China, where racial stereotypes in popular culture are rampant, the commercial did not seem to provoke a great deal of reaction.
Xu Chunyan, an agent for Qiaobi based in the southeastern city of Suzhou, brushed aside the criticism, saying the ad was meant to be provocative. “We did this for some sensational effect,” she said. “If we just show laundry like all the other advertisements, ours will not stand out.”
Still, there were some critical Chinese voices. On Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter, a user wrote, “My God, do marketing people have no sense of racial issues?”
Amid the controversy over racism, another accusation was tossed into the mix: plagiarism. As the website Shanghaiist pointed out, the advertisement’s concept is nearly identical to that of an ad that was broadcast in Italy nearly a decade ago — except for one significant difference.
In that video, a skinny, pale white man is placed in a spin cycle, only to emerge as a black man flexing his muscles with a hip-hop soundtrack while a tagline proclaimed, “Coloured is better.”
Westerners who visit China are often troubled by the country’s attitudes toward race, which are frequently manifested in a preoccupation with pale skin.
Elena Young, a mixed-race American who teaches kindergarten in Zhejiang Province, in eastern China, said on Thursday that she had “never been anywhere I’ve felt so discriminated against.”
“Their obsession with white skin is the most evident,” she said. “My first day in China, my school assistant ran from shaded spot to shaded spot when we walked to lunch together because she told me she didn’t want to ‘turn black.’ ”
Chinese racial biases have exploded into the broader global conversation several times in the past. In 2009, online commenters assailed a mixed-race contestant on a Chinese reality show, mocking her for having a black father, leading to a string of international news stories.
The episode set off a bout of soul-searching for some in a country where race is not often discussed in public. Raymond Zhou, a columnist for the English newspaper China Daily, wrote an article in response to the episode, reflecting on China’s issues with skin color:
“Much of China’s simmering intolerance is color-based,” he wrote. “It is not an exaggeration to say many of my countrymen have a subconscious adulation of races paler than us. The flip side: We tend to be biased against those darker skinned. It’s outright racism, but on closer examination it’s not totally race based. Many of us even look down on fellow Chinese who have darker skin, especially women.”
In the commercial for Qiaobi laundry detergent, an Asian woman shoves a detergent pod into the mouth of a black worker and unceremoniously pushes him headfirst into a washing machine.
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“It is high time we introduced some sensitivity training on races and ethnicities if we are going to latch on to the orbit of globalization,” he added.
Javier Hernandez contributed reporting, and Owen Guo contributed research.
A Chinese laundry detergent commercial has spurred outrage online, with many social media users accusing it of blatant racism.
After a quick cycle, the machine is opened and a pale Asian man emerges with a wink, to the woman’s delight.
The advertisement, which has been airing in China at least since April, has been met abroad with a combination of anger and disbelief.
But in China, where racial stereotypes in popular culture are rampant, the commercial did not seem to provoke a great deal of reaction.
Xu Chunyan, an agent for Qiaobi based in the southeastern city of Suzhou, brushed aside the criticism, saying the ad was meant to be provocative. “We did this for some sensational effect,” she said. “If we just show laundry like all the other advertisements, ours will not stand out.”
Still, there were some critical Chinese voices. On Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter, a user wrote, “My God, do marketing people have no sense of racial issues?”
Amid the controversy over racism, another accusation was tossed into the mix: plagiarism. As the website Shanghaiist pointed out, the advertisement’s concept is nearly identical to that of an ad that was broadcast in Italy nearly a decade ago — except for one significant difference.
In that video, a skinny, pale white man is placed in a spin cycle, only to emerge as a black man flexing his muscles with a hip-hop soundtrack while a tagline proclaimed, “Coloured is better.”
Westerners who visit China are often troubled by the country’s attitudes toward race, which are frequently manifested in a preoccupation with pale skin.
Elena Young, a mixed-race American who teaches kindergarten in Zhejiang Province, in eastern China, said on Thursday that she had “never been anywhere I’ve felt so discriminated against.”
“Their obsession with white skin is the most evident,” she said. “My first day in China, my school assistant ran from shaded spot to shaded spot when we walked to lunch together because she told me she didn’t want to ‘turn black.’ ”
Chinese racial biases have exploded into the broader global conversation several times in the past. In 2009, online commenters assailed a mixed-race contestant on a Chinese reality show, mocking her for having a black father, leading to a string of international news stories.
The episode set off a bout of soul-searching for some in a country where race is not often discussed in public. Raymond Zhou, a columnist for the English newspaper China Daily, wrote an article in response to the episode, reflecting on China’s issues with skin color:
“Much of China’s simmering intolerance is color-based,” he wrote. “It is not an exaggeration to say many of my countrymen have a subconscious adulation of races paler than us. The flip side: We tend to be biased against those darker skinned. It’s outright racism, but on closer examination it’s not totally race based. Many of us even look down on fellow Chinese who have darker skin, especially women.”
In the commercial for Qiaobi laundry detergent, an Asian woman shoves a detergent pod into the mouth of a black worker and unceremoniously pushes him headfirst into a washing machine.
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“It is high time we introduced some sensitivity training on races and ethnicities if we are going to latch on to the orbit of globalization,” he added.
Javier Hernandez contributed reporting, and Owen Guo contributed research.
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We are locally owned and operated company. We take great pride in providing a high level of expertise and professionalism in all we do. Our company focuses on delivering quality services with the flexibility to meet clients' specific needs. We serve the needs of each of our clients with a high level of priority, regardless of the project's scope of work, size of budget, or timeframe.
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Todays video we do the most unhealthy drink challenge. In this drink challenge video we create a 1 million calorie drink with, Doritos, Reese, coke, red bull, .
MINTIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS experiment! Like for more crazy drink challenges! ALSO WATCH GUN Vs PEPSI .
By now youve seen the FIZZIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE!! With Morgz! (GONE WRONG!! by Jake Mitchell and of course FIZZIEST DRINK IN .
Dr. Michael S. Heiser examines claims of Racism in the Bible. Were people with dark skin cursed by God? What was the curse that Noah put on Canaan really about? Dark skin or something else? Learn the answers to all of these questions in this episode of Fringe Pop 321. Get more information on this topic and all of our topics at https://www.fringepop321.com.
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After the hassle of last few days, finally JD(U) formally announced the split of its 17-year-old ties with the BJP in Bihar and walked out of the NDA. Along with Nitish, JD(U) President Sharad Yadav also announced his resignation as NDA convener. While Addressing a news conference in Patna, both the leaders said that, we are not responsible for split, we are forced to do it.
We hung out with Jim Ward on a Massey Hall fire escape to talk about his new non-Sparta/At the Drive-in band, Sleepercar. It would appear the kid has gone all country, just like all good aging punk rockers do.
HEALTHIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE (EXTREMELY GROSS) *DIY KITCHEN FUN* Yes, we made the HEALTHIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD in .
Todays video we do the most unhealthy drink challenge. In this drink challenge video we create a 1 million calorie drink with, Doritos, Reese, coke, red bull, .
MINTIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS experiment! Like for more crazy drink challenges! ALSO WATCH GUN Vs PEPSI .
By now youve seen the FIZZIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE!! With Morgz! (GONE WRONG!! by Jake Mitchell and of course FIZZIEST DRINK IN .
Todays video we do the most unhealthy drink challenge. In this drink challenge video we create a 1 million calorie drink with, Doritos, Reese, coke, red bull, .
MINTIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE EXTREMELY DANGEROUS experiment! Like for more crazy drink challenges! ALSO WATCH GUN Vs PEPSI .
By now youve seen the FIZZIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD CHALLENGE!! With Morgz! (GONE WRONG!! by Jake Mitchell and of course FIZZIEST DRINK IN .