莫里亞蒂 10 發表於 March 12, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 March 12, 2006 看完後還是覺得金窩銀窩不如自己的狗窩站在別人的土地上感覺好像沒有根一樣遊學是可以,移民我就免了~呵 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
Disappear˙Blue1453397332 10 發表於 March 26, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 March 26, 2006 聽說美國的種族其實真的還滿嚴重的說~應該說是非常不友善..ex:排隊買東西就莫名的被挨白眼or沒事走在路上也會有白人對你罵髒話..說久了習慣就還好但我不太明白 除了是因為歷史因素的關係 爲什麼種族間就一定要有所謂的優越感?歐洲法國德國的種族歧視也有聽說跟歐洲人說英文他們是不會理你的~要討論種族歧視其實有很多方面可以討論..說到這裡我不免想要轉個彎因為以一偏概全的角度去看 大家都認為外國人一定都種族歧視但還是有少部分 不會那麼care.真是矛盾的理論呀＝ˇ＝ 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
訪客 Shark A 發表於 April 8, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 8, 2006 其實要看國家吧像其實紐西蘭就還好其實你只要好好跟他們說話他們都會對你很好的不過有些要小心他們有些是看你有錢才來接近你的跟你做朋友然後就跟你一直借錢!!! 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
banana9127 10 發表於 April 15, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 15, 2006 我有一個老師說他們對髒話比較有興趣有一次他和別人去爬山時就有一個女的講了"幹 X X "他說講好玩的.... 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
小夜"楓 10 發表於 April 16, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 16, 2006 種族歧視阿...本人在康州 紐約滴上面一點點因為學校校規第一條是說...只要有人有種族歧視觀念 就是退學..所以碰不太到XD不過還是常常被人家教chinese整個就有點毛起來上歷史也這樣被叫老師就要我解釋當時滴狀況我就有點說的..有點扭曲化= =那個姓毛的 趁著蔣公打日軍打到筋疲力盡因為戰爭 人民沒東西吃搞革命= =然後就說了一大堆最後變成 我們的政府才是正統的XDXD噗 離題了其實 叫他們想一想當他們在亞洲的時候我們也用異樣的眼光看他們他們會怎樣想這樣回答就行嚕 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
Krislih 10 發表於 April 21, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 21, 2006 我說啊...就算有偏見好了也把偏見藏在心理啊所以大家總是要起碼互相尊重因為我們都是人類 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
elvira1980 10 發表於 April 22, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 April 22, 2006 歧视是会有,但大部分情况我觉得是下意识的排外,这是无论哪个地区都会发生的情况,毕竟不是没个人都喜欢或者习惯跟外国人交往的.我去国两年多,没有遇到过类似情况,也算是一种幸运. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
jn602022 10 發表於 June 14, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 June 14, 2006 現在都什麼時代阿~種族歧視已經很少!全部依個性而言!!你人好~自然別人會對你好!我住的地方~走在路上看到人~都會互相打招呼!學校也漫友善的~辦事人員他們都會對大家微笑漫親切!現在亞州那麼強~白人哪敢歧視亞州人阿! 會歧視的人~多半是沒有國際觀!像我們經濟econ老師~他是白人~他很有國際觀~他到過伊拉克打仗過~他很喜歡亞州人~在課堂上都會說現在亞州哪裡有什麼設施~有什麼新的研發科技阿~等等!所以若如果碰到歧視問題~那就代表那個人沒國際觀~你也可以歧視回去阿! 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
evenstar 10 發表於 June 14, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 June 14, 2006 樓上同學發文請看版規: "任何形式涉及國家意識、政治制度、種族都不允許"請與我們一起維護此版的良好環境, 謝謝您的合作! 還有, 歡迎來到海外學生聯版~ 請至報到區簽到, 讓大家認識您!!! 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
jn602022 10 發表於 June 14, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 June 14, 2006 有國際觀還是可以歧視的= =人類想要在進化~那就要有全人類本一體的心態!不然等到哪一天外星人來了看到我們自己打自己心靈還是一樣的沒智慧~那就跟低等生物每2樣! 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
Krislih 10 發表於 June 14, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 June 14, 2006 可惜人就是這樣子啊= =好吧既然國際觀= =哪一個國家在去年吧領到世界教育獎(忘記名子叫什麼了反正就是教育目前辦的最好的國家= =) 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
咬著檸檬草的貓 10 發表於 July 7, 2006 檢舉 Share 發表於 July 7, 2006 恩..舊金山的racist還滿嚴重的..不過聽說 比起其他地方 舊金山算好的了,, 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
冬天 10 發表於 May 9, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 9, 2007 這裡就有現成的例子用google搜尋一下Jeff Vandergrift & Elvis Dan Lay http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETdcYLn88So 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
OoLucyoO 10 發表於 May 11, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 11, 2007 唉~種族歧視阿~~我覺得真的沒有那麼誇張啦~~歧視是一定有的,只是那是比較少數的例子...在美國一般大家是很友善的...像我剛剛騎車去補習班...路上大家都微笑打招呼...我要閃避一個白人老奶奶...就騎到路邊草叢...那老奶奶還很緊張的問我有沒有事...我呆過Boston,Houston,跟LA...也呆過溫哥華...大家都蠻友善的...比台灣人親切多了...甚至在Boston,我還幫人家tutor中文~真的才沒有這麼誇張...至於歐洲,我幾年前去過...沒有那麼糟啦~!!!沒事不會跟自己的觀光業過不去...我還記得去法國路邊買杯咖啡...因為我法文不行,對方英文也不通...所以我們都用比的...想想,如果歐洲人這麼瞧不起英文...那為什麼每年那麼多歐洲留學生來美國?他們種族意識是很強沒錯,尤其德法...德國人覺得自己國家最強大,法語曾是世界通用語言...但是,誰不愛自己國家?以自己國家為豪沒什麼不好...最重要是尊重跟包容...種族歧視就是因為不夠尊重且包容彼此的不同所致...一直說別人怎樣怎樣對我們...何不說說我們怎麼對別人?台灣的越勞泰勞菲傭...所謂廉價勞工...跟外籍新娘,所謂便宜配偶...我們怎麼對人?歷史上,除了唐朝能兼容並蓄,哪個朝代不是以天朝自居,其他各國均為夷蠻戎狄,所謂番邦,所謂"化外之民"?美國的種族歧視,我可以想像被那像對待,可是目前還沒有被這樣對待過...在學校,中午大家也都分桌坐...台灣人圈阿,韓國人圈阿,越南人圈阿...可是這套也只有留學生在搞...美國本土學生都大家一起玩阿~"racist"這個字眼在美國算是一個禁忌...你可以因種族歧視而告人或被告...我覺得樓上po的片子1)對方真的太過份2)中國移民太憨厚老實英文又沒有那麼好,被罵了都不知道,太好欺負了~3)在美國的中國人本來就很不會爭取權益,像我表姊做牛做馬做的要死,也不去爭取薪水,只會埋頭苦幹....要是一般美國人,不加薪就走人!種族歧視阿...本人在康州 紐約滴上面一點點因為學校校規第一條是說...只要有人有種族歧視觀念 就是退學..所以碰不太到XD不過還是常常被人家教chinese整個就有點毛起來上歷史也這樣被叫老師就要我解釋當時滴狀況我就有點說的..有點扭曲化= =那個姓毛的 趁著蔣公打日軍打到筋疲力盡因為戰爭 人民沒東西吃搞革命= =然後就說了一大堆最後變成 我們的政府才是正統的XDXD噗 離題了其實 叫他們想一想當他們在亞洲的時候我們也用異樣的眼光看他們他們會怎樣想這樣回答就行嚕阿本來就是咩~~我在上美國歷史的時候也都降說~~這才不是扭曲亂說,這是真的阿~~歷史事實是歷史事實,歷史觀點是歷史觀點...同一件事情有很多不同的解釋...就像1904的日俄戰爭...在中國東北的土地上打仗,搶的是中國土地...1906美國Teddy Roosevlt分一杯羹...假裝當和事佬,開放中國港口...就像我有100塊錢...A跟B在搶我的錢,我的100塊錢...突然C跑出來,說100塊要大家分...在中國觀點,美國降是不是很過分?分一杯羹阿~~可是美國觀點,TR是什麼peace lover...還因此得了諾貝爾和平獎...在我們角度來看,這部是很可笑嗎?得了利益又得名聲...呃....對不起阿,離題了 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
elne02 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 沒啥特別感覺耶= =a雖然前陣子忙著找新homstay的時候他們那種冷漠的態度讓我有種"就因為我是亞洲人?!"的不滿其他的...倒還好不過我們這裡的黑人常常被開膚色的玩笑= =" 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 Note: Can the moderator PLEASE add an extra feature to this board.ie. ALLOW US TO KEEP OUR POST EVEN AFTER OUR LOGIN EXPIRES SO THAT WHEN WE LOG BACK IN, OUR POST ISN'T GONE AND WE HAVE TO TYPE AGAIN!!!!><Anyways, let's see if I can type this....AGAINI had my fair share of racist experience. Some intentional, some unintentional.First example:Bank tellers/people behind counters.Most of them are fine but sometimes (and a little too many times) you meet ones who are rude towards my parents. Reason? They can't speak English properly. So they abuse our parents, don't listen to them, delay their requests, show absolutely NO respect whatsoever.In comes myself or my brother (or both). Their attitude change IMMEDIATELY. They're polite, they listen and they smile. You smile back - sarcastically - their smile falters a little because they know, they've just been caught out and ticked their customer right off.Example 2:Rude shop attendants.Most are fine but I've experienced one ridiculous one when I was 12 or 13. This was in Chatswood (for any aussies out there). We were taking my grandma around for some clothes. So we enter this shop, especially for older ladies. The shop attendant was also around my grandma's age (this is important. It usually happens with older generations - well, aside from example 1. That happens quite a lot) So my grandma starts browsing. The lady comes right up to my grandma, and in an aggressive tone asked, "Can I help you?"My grandma didn't hear her. So they lady asked again, even MORE aggressively, "Can I help you?!" (notice she didn't say "may") This is when I started glaring at the lady. She turned around and asked my mother, "She can't speak English can she?" My mother smiled apologetically and looked at me, confused. The lady then asked my grandma again, "Can I help you?" and so the cycle continues. The lady REFUSED to leave my grandma alone, even when other customers came in. She then saw me and asked, "She can't speak English can she?" At this point, I was at my boiling point. I said, "Well that's hardly any of your business is it?" The lady was REALLY offended now. This is where my grandma went, "沒好東西.走!" and we left the shop (I glared OUT of the shop) leaving the lady astounded and speechless.Example 3:People who were unintentionally racist simply because they were ignorant about your culture.A fair few instances.1. My 10th grade English teacher, during class time, picked out several girls to come to her desk. When we got there, we realised it was all the Asian girls. We were all puzzled. The rest of the class noticed too. The teacher then said to us, "All you girls need ESL." We were dumbfounded and stared at the teacher for a long time, mainly because most of us were, yeah, ABC. Either that, we've lived here long enough to not require ESL anymore. In some cases, you can't tell the difference whether English or Chinese is your first language anymore. Makes no difference. Anyways, after some silence, some girls went, "We were born here!." Another girl went, "I speak English at home," and I went, "I've been here since I was 6!" So our teacher went, "Ok. Who's first language is English?" A few girls raised their hands so the teacher dismissed them. However, for the rest of us, she told us to find the ESL teachers and get ESL lessons.After class, this event spread like wildfire across the school. Everyone thought it was ridiculous. I didn't hold much against the teacher because I realise she was UNINTENTIONALLY being racist but yes, she did make an assumption based on our race. I decided to ignore her suggestion while another girl went and find an ESL teacher, only to be dismissed within 10 minutes because the ESL teacher said she doesn't need it. That year turned out to be my worst English year ever and I hated the subject more than I ever could.2. My 11th grade and 12th grade maths teacher. She was also our Deputy Headmistress. LOVELY lady but not the brightest. Also an older generation. 2 instances with her.1st instance: She held a luncheon with just our maths class. During that luncheon, she was talking to a friend of mine and I. My friend was from Singapore and had a VERY thick accent (this is relevant later on). Our teacher then said something about Asians in general. I don't remember what it was but I can remember both my friend and I were FAIRLY offended. However, we knew she didn't mean to be racist or anything. She was just ignorant about our culture so we let it pass - though we DID make sure to b**** about it A LOT afterwards.Next instance. The same friend asked the same teacher to write a referral for her to apply for university in the States. The teacher happily complied, only to write her a referral that states that she has bad English. The entire year laughed because the friend was topping at 5th out of the entire grade. The only reason we could think of was that the teacher THINKS she has bad English because she had a Singaporean accent - oblivious to the fact that Singapore uses English as their main language!3. This happened at the church I was playing organ at. Most followers are the older generations. LOVELY people. There was this old couple that I like talking to especially. They once talked to me about the earlier days and was saying how they couldn't understand how their Asian neighbour can tell the difference between her chidlren because to them, they all looked the same. The husband of the couple then said something that was...fairly degrading - but I know it was unintentional so I smiled it off.What he said was the following:"It then dawned on me that it was exactly the same as dolphin experts being able to tell the differences between dolphins. Like, one would have a spot on its left fin or the other has a stripe on its right. This was exactly the same as in our neighbour's case (and in my case I guess). You all have your unique feature and its just the matter of finding it."I nodded, smiled, agreed but my mind was racing and going, "WHAT IN THE WORLD?!"And that's all I can think of. My conclusion is, some people don't mean it but when they do, defined yourself. Otherwise, understand that they don't understand and let it pass or make them understand so they're a little bit more wiser. :p 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
evenstar 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 How did your login expire? Maybe try and use cookies?Discriminations for English accents are often tied with race. If you are not white and you have an accent, then you are more likely to encounter discrimination than those white people with accents. For example, we always hear stuff like "oh this Asian person's English has a Chinese accent and it's bad..." but we seldom hear stuff like "Oh this French guy's English is bad because he has a French accent..."Man, I got sad after I saw how rude the immigration officers were at those citizenship interviews. 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
kid1117 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 應該會吧，可是也不是全部阿！ 像之前我們國中的外籍老師 ( 加拿大人 ) 真的是人超好，也很健談。------------------------------------------------------------------------------也有聽說我一個朋友，他說外國人感覺還是把自己國內的人看得比較重，即使他的身份已經算是美國公民，但他還是華裔人士= ='''...( 沒記錯他應該是這樣講。 )............( 好人？ 壞人 ？ 傻傻分不清楚？？ ) 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
MikiRei 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 也有聽說我一個朋友，他說外國人感覺還是把自己國內的人看得比較重，即使他的身份已經算是美國公民，但他還是華裔人士Well, yeah. I'm Australian since I have the citizenship but I'm still Asian. Though most of the time my friends don't really care but the fact I'm Asian always get touched on. Not to mention when you start talking about your family, these differences really do start to highlight. HOWEVER, amongst my friends, I don't feel discriminated. The main point is if you don't care, why would anyone care?"Oh this French guy's English is bad because he has a French accent..."Heh - yeah. You hear, "Oh, he's French! I LOVE his accent.!" ^.^;;My login expired because I didn't choose "Automatic Login". It expires after a while. It's fine now because I've ticked that option now. If you're asking why it would expire or why cookie didn't remember, it's because I just cleaned my registry again 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
OoLucyoO 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 You hear, "Oh, he's French! I LOVE his accent.!" ^.^;;yea,someone has an accent when speaking English dosen't mean his/her English is bad. Ironically, speaking English with an Euro accent is cute,yet with an Asian accent is said to be "horrible." 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
HolaHola 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 在多倫多的高中待過好一陣子完全沒碰過種族歧視的狀況我聽別人說過美國比較嚴重不過這種事情不大可能明目張膽因為誰都不想被扣上種族歧視的大帽子台灣文化的民族主義不強烈因為也是移民型的社會演變發展而來的所以一般正常的台灣人不會特意去搞自閉小團體或是不跟其他種族的人相處在我待的學校裡面很受歡迎.....而且台灣的形象比我想像中還要好很多（大驚！）雖然也有不少人根本不知道台灣的存在Taiwanese這個字很好用的 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
OoLucyoO 10 發表於 May 12, 2007 檢舉 Share 發表於 May 12, 2007 台灣民族意識不強烈?!每到選舉政客們不都在分化族群???所謂"外省人"跟"本省人"...就像美國的old comers不過比new comers早來個十年二十年...還不都以美國人自居,歧視new comers?美國也是移民社會阿...跟台灣差不了多少...美國所謂old comers也對native americans很差勁...如同,台灣的外籍勞工,外籍配偶,原住民...備受歧視的族群阿~一直放大他人對自己的不好,卻不好好檢討自己...刮別人鬍子前先刮刮自己的吧...版上許多大大指稱美國種族歧視嚴重...事實上,"racist"這個詞真的是個禁忌,老師racist的話,下場很悽慘...會被告的不過現在這個時期很難說了...自從上次VT事件,學校都很敏感了... 鏈接文章 分享到其他網站
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