This thread isn’t about that gtfo or stay on topic this has literally literally literally f*** all to do with any LGBT issues save it for another thread Jesus

Chill b**** its almost 20 pages long

Why should they? They have nothing to gain if they do and nothing to lose if they don’t. Only black people act like it’s their life purpose to get accepted by every race at all cost on some weirdo s***.

I just wanna be loved b

Then get a dog nigga

Every race has racists.

Who cares if a trans wanna use the bathroom, ain’t nothing going to happen

Im sorry bruh

I cant allow a biological man be in the same restroom as little girls bruh

Aint happening on my watch even tho that's where society is headed it seems

Idk I just feel like there are bigger problems than that to focus on. Trans have been going in whatever bathroom they wanted since forever

little boys r peeing right next to grown pedophilic men rn peepees out n all ........

It’s been happening, you can’t stop someone from peeing where they want. You just don’t see it because trans is more rare

ain't happening on your watch? does that mean you will enact vigilante justice to prevent a trans woman from using a womans bathroom?

no smart man would let a kid into a bathroom alone

tbh men’s urinal placement make no sense. who thought it would be a good idea for dudes to pee so close to each other like dawg you bumpin my elbows on some Dave Chappelle s***

Kmt man...

Black people giving unsolicited help to Asians are wasting their time and energy

fr... also when on earth has anyone let their small children use the bathroom on their own 💀 little kids dont have their potty game on lock like tht

????? chief your fears simply are unfounded

I'm glad I was able to contribute to this topic of discussion. I say it how I see it as an Asian American. I'm not going to sugarcoat anything.

Another factor to this:
The generations of Asians in the United States before me did not and do not have much solidarity as a race. They identify themselves with their ethnic groups (Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Thai, Cambodian, etc.) instead of "Asian" or "Asian-American." As immigrants, they can't even communicate to each other since there are so many different Asian languages. Thus, the thought of activism with respect to their own race never occurred to them. A Chinese man wouldn't care about what the Japanese in America went through with discrimination and internment camps during World War II. He doesn't see it as racial discrimination against all Asians.

Their mentality is strictly about providing for their families back home and any family members they might have here. They don't even understand that much English, so they don't even know about white propaganda making fun of them and dehumanizing them. They don't even know about the racist public policies made by the American government to discriminate against them. They were allowed entry into the United States for a better life and to provide for their families back home, so they thank the white man for his "help," unaware of the racist, oppressive ideologies this country was founded on.

White people didn't teach children of Chinese railroad workers about how their fathers were dehumanized and emasculated. White people didn't teach children of Chinese railroad workers about the Chinese Exclusion Act. Instead, they brainwashed these Asian kids into thinking white people were always their friends, that Asian people are the "model minority."

Generally, Asian grownups have this mentality of avoiding conflict whenever possible and, instead, focusing on making money and being providers for the family. They teach this to their kids, so a lot of us tend not to care about racial issues at all, even issues that directly affect our community.

But things are changing, or so I hope. I've seen more fellow Asian Americans become aware and concerned not just about anti-Asian sentiments, but about the systematic oppression black people in America have long endured. Like I've said before, having a dialogue with each other is a necessity, so I'm thankful for a discussion like this. For Asian Americans fluent in English and knowledgeable about American history like myself, there's no excuse for us not to talk about race relations and to call out racism whenever we see it.

Fears of what? I’m saying it’s not a problem

You had a point but there are black women, black LGBTQ+, Afro-Mexicans, etc,.

And being apart of one or more oppressed minority groups but also being black changes everything.

Our black LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters suffer more than white LGBTQ+, and are actively discussing this and the fact that LGBTQ+ movements ignore the race aspect... It's a complicated topic.

A black transwoman threw the brick at Stonewall and they actively white wash the history of Stonewall, etc,.

That’s cause most people care about self.

I take back everything I said in this thread. I was trynna flirt with some Asian girl at this bar last night and she called me a nigga then her homie (also Asian) told me she grew up in the city that’s why she speak like that.

I’m genuinely confused as to why I didn’t punch him in the face.

Insane night

Bro deadass. They’ve been quiet asf. This is why I tell black people on social media to not be so quick to defend other races. Because when we’re the ones in hot water nobody comes to our defense. We’re too quick to form “unity” but the energy is never returned to us. We don’t need allies, f*** all that.