Stitch: Chinese racismnin Portugalnreflitam tambem sobre o odiongratuiton(will be speaking in Portuguesenfor the rest of the video)nFirstly, we're not gonnanblame the childrennChildren aren't born racistnthey learn from thenbehaviour of those aroundnthemnthe girls in the video don'tnbelong in this debatenI want to talk about thenapology posted by thenmothernWhere she says she didn'tnknow the slurnand the eye pulling wasnracistnas someone who'snChinese Portuguese, I'mnhere to confirmnThe term Chinoca is racistnIt's offensivenIt's degradingnbut the worst part is whennI watchednI wasn't even surprisednbecause when I grew upnracism against Asians wasnvery normalizednand I heard that termneverydaynpeople on the streetsnwould call me thatnthey asked me if I ate dognthey pulled their eyesnbacknthey'd even do this atnschoolnit was completelynnormalisednseen as a jokenbut it's not a jokenwhich is exactly thenmother's apology really fell shortnbecause she focused more on hownwhat she said was misinterpretedninstead of focusing onnand recognising thennegative impact of hernvideonand the community shenoffendednin conclusionnI don't want to send hatento anyonenI just want to educateneveryone watching thisnvideonthe term Chinoca isnoffensivenpulling your eyes back isnoffensivenDon't do it
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my perspective as a Chinese Portuguese girl #portugal #chinese #portuguese #racism