Kimmel “Kill All Chinese” Comedy Skit Discussion in CNN

 

“Chinese community rallies against Jimmy Kimmel for ‘kill everyone in China’ comment

 

This video was aired by CNN on November 12, 2013 morning.

On October 16th, 2013, Jimmy Kimmel conducted a segment on his nightly talk show during which child participants of his “Kids Table” segment proposed that a feasible solution to US foreign debt issues involves killing all people in China. Instead of reacting as any rational adult would in such a situation, Mr. Kimmel told the kids that it is “an interesting idea”. Horrifyingly, he proceeded to pose a question to the other kids: “Should we allow the Chinese to live?””
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The role of the revolutionary press

 

In December 1964, Malcolm X gave a speech at Harlem’s Audubon Ballroom.  In one of his most famous statements, he told his audience,

If you aren’t careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed and loving the people who are doing the oppressing…[The oppressor] fighting you in the morning, fighting you in the noon, fighting you at night and fighting you all in between, and you still think it’s wrong to fight him back. Why? The press. The newspapers make you look wrong. As long as you take a beating, you’re all right. That’s the press. That’s the image-making press. That thing is dangerous if you don’t guard yourself against it.”
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Black & Hispanic students get fewer advanced classes and science labs at city high schools

 

An analysis of Education Department data from the 2011-12 school year found that on average, white and Asian students attend high schools with twice as many Advanced Placement courses and almost twice as many science labs as schools attended by black and Hispanic students.’

 
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Mexica Movement Confronts Racist American Latino Museum

 

The beginning is silent for you to read the essence of what our fight is all about.

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Anti-AMERICAN LATINO MUSEUM campaign update Mexica Movement

 

Mexica Movement met with ceo of American Latino Museum on Friday 12/6/13.
When we initially rsvp’d to attend the townhall we were disrespected and denied entrance to attend. After a few emails, we agreed to meet with them in person, and not by phone as they initially proposed. We met with Estuardo Rodriguez, the CEO of the museum and explained to him in much detail why we were not Latinos and how this museum was genocidal. After an hour we came to the agreement that he would allow us the last words of the townhall, all 5 minutes of it. We agreed. The townhall was mainly made up of vendido academics and artists who displayed no interest in representing our people. Known ex-chicanos were proud of embracing the concept of latino. Stay tuned for the video to come. The campaign continues. Check out the report written by the American Latino Museum yourself:
http://americanlatinomuseum.org/asset…

Watch Olin Tezcatlipoca and Citlalli Anahuac read the Mexica Movement declaration against the museum here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk-QC…

 
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Harsha Walia on Anti-Oppression, Decolonization, and Responsible Allyship

 

Harsha Walia is a Vancouver (coast salish territories) based South Asian community activist organizing in various migrant justice, indigenous solidarity, and anti capitalist, anti colonial movements.

She is speaking at City is a Sweatshop on February 21st, 2009

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Since the start of the economic crisis, we’ve seen workplace raids, handouts to the rich, increased deportation, targeting of migrants and the shattering of social services. On May 2, join the fightback and insist that NO ONE, poor or undocumented, IS ILLEGAL!

 
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Settler Ally vs. Settler Brother/Sister

 

“You want to learn to become a brother or sister to me, then start treating me like one, and I will reciprocate. If you are still confused, come hang out with me, and walk with me.” -Giibwanisi

 

the majority of people will never grasp this term Brotherhood/sisterhood. The wounds are just too deep.
-Paraphrase from Giibwanisi

 
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