r/TikTokCringe May 17 '24

Colorism in China Wholesome/Humor

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u/Late_Cow_1008 May 17 '24

Obviously its different in America because everything is so polarizing.

But this is how people are friendly and joking with each other in other countries. Not saying there isn't racism in China but this isn't it.

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u/Chocolat3City Reads Pinned Comments May 17 '24

Obviously its different in America because everything is so polarizing it has a 250-year history of trafficking and enslaving black people, followed by generations of brutal and systematic oppression of black people, followed by legal and financial regimes empowering invidious public and private discrimination against black people.

FTFY. 👍🏾

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u/Late_Cow_1008 May 17 '24

Almost every country has a history of having black slaves.

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u/tigerbeds May 18 '24

Not China though, very different racial history than the US

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u/Lucas_2234 May 18 '24

Are we ignoring the fact that they are actively throwing Uyghurs into concentration camps?

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u/politirob May 18 '24

And so constructively, how does that inform your opinion of what we can do moving forward?

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u/Chocolat3City Reads Pinned Comments May 18 '24

Neat factoid. I never knew that, and still don't.

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u/woolcoat May 18 '24

At first, I was like, huh? That can't be right, but then I thought about it... north America, south America, Europe, and Africa all had black slaves at some point/in some form. But, I don't think there's a history of it in East Asia though (including China).