When Black People Blackjack

It's tempting to lay blame at the feet of Trump for having coined a dreadful word that would have pleased members of John Birch Society. And it's plain that Trump's dilatory response to Covid-19 and lackadaisical efforts to work with other nations to fight Covid-19 impaired America's ability to save civilians last year. Yet I'd argue that it would be foolhardy to chide him for being the cheerleader of Asian hate or even the bête noire when it comes to talking about the root cause of it.

For starters, some Chinese Americans or Asian Americans were also attacked by black people when the BLM movement broke out last year; they even set their shops on fire or barged into their stores to purloin goods. A woman who's Chinese American was even mauled by a group of black hoods after they burst into her store, according to Chinese media. And the victim's daughter told the press that the intruders were acting like brigands. "they also harassed me, "said the girl.

Beyond that, some black people had already expressed resentment against Chinese Americans before the BLM movement. A black woman was seen scowling at an Asian-looking girl while uttering invective on a Brooklyn train

" Go back to China" the black woman blurted out, brandishing a knife
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We don't even know if she was taken into custody or not later on since the biggest news outlets in America are loth to cover hate crimes against non-black people. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with political incorrectness or not.

To be fair, it would seem to me that attitudes have changed. Both conservative and liberal news outlets in America have been covering rising Asian hate crimes. Yet you still hear a dissenting opinion voiced by Newsweek, which published an article entitled Stop Blaming Black People for Asian Hate. Say what? Newsweek wants Chinese Americans not to blame black people for attacking them? So, who's to blame? Trump? He has decided to hunker down, right? When was the last time you found him gunning for far-right activism on Fox News? Sorry, Newsweek. Trump appears to have decided to lay low instead of coming out swinging; I don't even remember him making anti-Asian rhetoric as the former president.

So, who's to blame? I think you have to ask black writers like Ibram X. Kendi, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Hannah-Jones, editor of 1619 Project, which is designed to tell readers what happened to black slaves. . Could it be black people just begrudge Asian Americans? Could it be they just want to scapegoat and lean on Asian Americans for their own failure to tackle all the social problems facing most black folk? Could it be they just want to find a sandbag and use it to let off steam?

Maybe black writers could write books about this. By the way, I wont't be buying even when such books get published since it's conceivable that black writers would hate to tell the truth when the topic has nothing to do with racial discrimination against black people. All the same, some black men and women are always saying non-black people should feel sorry for black people, owning to the fact that they have been manhandled by White America

Wait, what does it have to do with Asian Americans? Huh? A plausible answer would be Asian Americans should blame themselves for not being black.

Right, Newsweek?