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Guess the race of the victim and offenders: Foreigner writes about "racism" in SG
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Have to agree with you bro. Well articulated.
this negress is being excessively self-conscious to the point of being self-derogatory - in fact most of the points she mentioned can be deemed favourably if seen in a positive light
Bro, you are killimg me, my sides are splitting and people around me are wondering why I am laughing to my self. I got this funny feeling thay have no idea what it means.
Are you my twin? I caught the joke too....LOL
She only mentioned about the race of the taxi uncles changing their signs but somehow i have a feeling the prejudice she experienced is only offensive if the ppl that did that to her were Chinese. Let's assume a m&d or a shit skin treated her like in those examples she gave hey it's not racist.
Iwani Zoë, an undergraduate at Yale-NUS college, recently wrote an article about racism in Singapore on her blog,pepperandsoul.
In her April 10 post, “Is Singapore A Racist Country?”, the undergraduate, who listed on her Facebook page she is from Zimbabwe, tried to answer the question of whether there is indeed racism in Singapore. Spoiler alert, there is.
While Iwani acknowledged there was indeed some institutionalised racism in Singapore — “There is a social stratification of race that is perpetuated by the system” — she took pains to place that form of racism in context: “… any racism there may be is vastly incomparable to what we see in the United States or South Africa, for example”.
Before we start drawing multi-racial figures holding hands in crayon though, Iwani identifies racism, or more specifically prejudice, not from institutions, but from everyday people in her daily Singapore life.
Below is the list of things Iwani perceives as prejudices in Singapore.
Prejudice in Singapore is when little children stare at you in fear, whilst their parents pretend like they don’t notice, and say nothing.
Prejudice is when people marvel at how clean and pretty your hair is, because their expectation is for it to be dirty and ugly.
Prejudice is when the only attention or recognition you get from a person of the opposite sex is when you serve to fulfil a fetish, otherwise you are undateable and unwanted.
Prejudice is when one too many Chinese uncles changes their cab sign and drives off the moment they see you signalling.
Prejudice is when old men think it’s appropriate to ask if you’re a ‘negro like Michelle Obama.’
Prejudice is when you realise that the grumpy and rude auntie serving you is perfectly pleasant to everyone else before and after you.
Prejudice is in the slip of the tongue, when even the friendliest of faces equate blackness to violence, theft, corruption and crude behaviour.
Prejudice is when complete strangers see you as a novelty, and poke you and prod you and pull your hair on the MRT without ever asking.
Prejudice is when ‘You’re not that type of black ah. You’re the good kind of black,’ is meant as a compliment.
Prejudice is when you get turned down from countless agencies in a supposedly cosmopolitan city because they ‘cannot market your image,’ i.e. they may use white or even mixed race girls, but they will not use a darker-skinned black girl to sell their product.
Prejudice is when you are expected to speak on the behalf of all black people everywhere during discussions about international or racial affairs.
Prejudice is in the small, everyday things that drive you insane because no one notices them and you can’t tell if you’re being overly sensitive or not.
The topic of prejudice, especially on the definition of attractiveness and in the cosmetic realm of beauty, was also raised earlier this year when Romanian photographer Mihaela Noroc, chose Marc Jacobs model Nadiah Rahmat as the Singaporean representative for her project, The Atlas of Beauty, where she went about taking pictures of beautiful women from around the globe.
There was an outcry from social media in response to the perceived unattractiveness of Nadiah. This caused a counter groundswell defending her, culminating in a super chill resolution by the figure in the middle of the back and forth
On Iwani’s side, the crux of her issue with racism in Singapore stems from the tendency to dismiss her experiences or views without really listening, or empathising:
When no one really understands how difficult it is to be seen first as black, then second as a person, and reminded of your blackness every. single. day. When no one knowns what it’s like to feel so hopelessly alone in a sea of unfamiliar faces, it makes it so much harder to stay strong and ‘get over it’.
That spotlight on her race has lead to some pretty negative places as well: “I have cried so many tears. I have felt so tired of being black”.
Despite all that though, Iwani is happy to call Singapore her home for the foreseeable future.
I really do enjoy living in Singapore, and being pushed to the edge and having to confront my ‘blackness’ has made me learn to love my skin even more. I think I really needed this, and I think I’m here to stay.
ought to do 10 years of hard labour like road sweeping
ching chong nigger!
You Singaporeans worship whites. It's sad. Do you know how whites treat you Asians in Western nations? Like dog shit. They even managed to brainwash a huge minority of Asian females to hate Asian males.
Laughing at your own jokes scrooballs? Who the fuck does not know the meaning? You're making a reference to Excalibur the sword that only King Arthur could pull out while stuck in the stone and your 1/2 inch prick is akin to the sword. Lame.
This is known as neo colonialism. The angmos couldn't have done it without the help of people like LKY. He exploited Spore & Sporeans. Just look at who is still running Spore.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neocolonialism
its the oldest fucking joke in the world?whats so funny?its so old and unoriginal its been copied and rejected off 100 old england Renaissance movies and the game of thrones.
they probably ban it in england making any reference between ur penis and the excalibur.
That nigger was thinking only him knows about it while the rest of us are blissfully unaware.
whahahaha ....... almost fell asleep till i read this post. even my gsd laughed non-stop for a few minutes.
dun take it too seriously, chigger. please finish the food your step mum left for you in the park when you finish your shift.
How widespread is the colonial mentality there? Are there people fighting back?
Actually there is a lot of progress. Nowdays for instance we enter thru the front door of the house after parking the bullock cart as opposed to entering thru the servants quarters.
Iwani paints a fairly accurate picture. The only flaw is that she is too kind and does not want to tell the whole story. For instance if you read her blog, it shows numerous photos of white folks in Singapore enjoying themselves in swanky places. Thats the give away - there are very few Asians in Singapore and most are taxi drivers and with very little education their inability to interact with foreigners are well known. Sadly it can be uncouth. To be honest, a beaded braids is a novelty here. In fact this is the first time I am seeing one on her photo.
In comparison Swaziland where she did her schooling in UWC and in her native Zimbabwe, the towering skyscrapers are dead giveaway of the affluent society that has emerged in the last 20 years. At least while she is here doing her tertiary education, she can share with the locals how to help build our country like what Zimbabwe has done.
Iwani paints a fairly accurate picture. The only flaw is that she is too kind and does not want to tell the whole story. For instance if you read her blog, it shows numerous photos of white folks in Singapore enjoying themselves in swanky places. Thats the give away - there are very few Asians in Singapore and most are taxi drivers and with very little education their inability to interact with foreigners are well known. Sadly it can be uncouth. To be honest, a beaded braids is a novelty here. In fact this is the first time I am seeing one on her photo.
In comparison Swaziland where she did her schooling in UWC and in her native Zimbabwe, the towering skyscrapers are dead giveaway of the affluent society that has emerged in the last 20 years. At least while she is here doing her tertiary education, she can share with the locals how to help build our country like what Zimbabwe has done.
How does a gay like Jw5 show he had an orgasm?
He farts repeatedly.LOL.....Over to you frenchunderwear....LOL
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