Chinese immigrant school board candidate Faye Yang denounced CRT, argued black underperformance IQ-based, cited The Bell Curve. Now seems to be backing down. Almost made it, @charlesmurray https://t.co/uHAqn6jCZp
— Peter Brimelow (@peterbrimelow) September 1, 2021
No student's potential should be limited due to the color of their skin.
— Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism (FAIR) (@fairforall_org) August 4, 2021
A group of parents is now moving forward with a lawsuit against the city of Boston. Please support them and their children as they seek fairness and justice.
Learn more here:https://t.co/FpdQwIa4aJ pic.twitter.com/q9JHuNDxkn
Sunisa Lee contemplated quitting gymnastics during quarantine, amid the sadness of losing family members to COVID-19 and the pain of a broken foot.
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 29, 2021
That urge passed. And then she was in Tokyo, winning a gold medal. “It doesn’t seem like real life.”https://t.co/YWocD0YsnT
Nothing is more dangerous to our kids’ future than adults who can't see past themselves. You are scum to discriminate against kids who just want to play sports. #TransRightsAreHumanRights
— Rep. Francesca Hong 홍윤정 (@StateRepHong) May 26, 2021
Emily Hsiao's passion for ag was ignited during farm experiences in Asia, Africa & Latin America. As #IndigoCarbon Head of Agronomic Product Development, she creates software to help farmers adopt #soilhealth practices & improve profitability → https://t.co/pPWJT2STz8. #AAPIHM pic.twitter.com/XMa3nENWoH
— Indigo Ag (@Indigoag) May 27, 2021
He’s too weak to lead New York. https://t.co/z6CKOodmZr
— The Columbia Bugle 🇺🇸 (@ColumbiaBugle) May 14, 2021
Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Beverly Hills) says "replacement theory" is racist ... because "with every passing year, there will be more people who look like me in the US. You can’t stop it." https://t.co/ik65f8fUcn
— Steve Sailer (@Steve_Sailer) April 17, 2021
"Gong said that his gun sales have doubled during the pandemic, and about half of his business comes from Asian-Americans, who also buy lots of pepper spray." https://t.co/8CCqa8Bwpo
— Rob Romano (@2Aupdates) March 18, 2021
Anti-racism resources to support Asian American, Pacific Islander community #StopAsianHate https://t.co/4dQ94hbUhi
— Common Future (@commonfutureco) March 17, 2021
The oldest Chinese-American association has announced a revolt against critical race theory. Many fled the Cultural Revolution in their home country—and they're not going to fall victim to the New Cultural Revolution in this country.
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) February 24, 2021
Welcome to the fight, friends. Swords up! ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/JFxUeAVNPG
and Brown communities. Asian Americans need to locate anti-Asian violence as part of a pattern of white supremacy which also targets Black and Brown and Indigenous people. Even if perpetrators of violence are people of color, the solution is not to fallback on racist assumptions
— Viet Thanh Nguyen (@viet_t_nguyen) February 12, 2021
Teaching history is so important. pic.twitter.com/lscFYzni2T
— Kyle (@home_grown_sanc) February 3, 2021
“They’ve given up their youth to become adults before they’re adults,”
— Wu Fei 吴非 (@wufei) January 30, 2021
“Try Harder”, a phrase I hear my entire life from my family. Hated it, but I find myself saying it to my kids sometimes even if I‘ve promised myself not EVER say that to them. https://t.co/Bn599PejjS
Thanks, @amconmag! https://t.co/wR1akkl2K8
— Rachel Chiu (@rachelhchiu) January 22, 2021
The patriarch is not simply a father or parent.
— Asian Tiger Dad (@AsianTigerDad) December 28, 2020
The patriarch must be/become a:
-CEO
-Guide
-Mentor
-Warrior
-Futurist
-Example
-Investor
-Educator
-Historian
-Visionary
-Persuader
-Strategist
-Storyteller
-Philosopher
-Commander
-Disciplinarian
-Communicator
-Standard-setter
A laundryman and his brother in El Paso circa 1900. One of my favorite historical Texas tidbits is that, after the transcontinental railroad was completed, many ethnic Chinese folks were left in El Paso and built a vibrant community there. From SMU's awesome @Dolphin_Library . pic.twitter.com/u9EV9SxryH
— Traces of Texas (@TracesofTexas) December 23, 2020
Kate Liu – Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante in E flat maj... https://t.co/snH4Beh7AP The most sensational version of Chopin I’ve ever heard by 19 yr old Kate Liu. This girl is on this planet for a purpose.
— Wu Fei 吴非 (@wufei) December 21, 2020
#Minari is as American as it can be -immigrants making a new life in communities made by families that share the same 🇺🇸 dreams regardless what languages they spoke when arrived -German, French, Korean, Chinese, Polish, English, Japanese, Spanish, Italian, Russian etc =American. https://t.co/AeO9P3dvfe
— Wu Fei 吴非 (@wufei) December 23, 2020
