在纽约时报任职13年，罗明瀚带领的记者团队今年入围三项普利兹奖。他以推文表示，自己因为孩子的推车挡住一名穿着光鲜亮丽女子的去路，对方竟说：“滚回中国(Go back China)”，他追上对方反问：“真的吗？滚回中国？”该女子拒绝道歉，还拿出手机威胁报警。当罗明瀚放弃争论，转身离去时，对方在其身后再次大喊“滚回你的国家(Go back your F**king country)。”罗明瀚说自己在美国出生，罗麦克表示“类似的事一直在发生，但这次让我非常难受，并反思亚裔真正的归属在哪里？”
市长白思豪看到该推文后，很快做出回应，留言表示“每个人都属于纽约市，但你今天听到这种言论除外。”(EVERYONE belongs in NYC. What doesn’t belong here are comments like you heard today.)
I think the real problem with 华裔 is that we don't FIGHT, we always seek help from Dems or GOP, we support whoever pretends to offer protection. Wake up people, get strong, get together and rely on ourselves. Fight.
Also many comments are insightful, yet very depressing to read...this is 2016 for god's sake.
Andrew Wong New York, NY 2 hours ago I'm a fourth generation Chinese-American. My father and his father were born in the U.S. I grew up in Queens and have lived in a co-op on the Upper East Side for 16 years. Soon after our twins were born my wife, also Chinese-American, was in the elevator with our children one day and a woman asked her, "Oh, who in the building had twins?" This woman assumed that my Ivy League lawyer wife was the nanny. A couple of times after picking up take out food I have been admonished by people in my building for my taking the regular elevator instead of the service elevator - with the assumption that I as a delivery person, not a resident. We have a long way to go.
jamesjenmd 10580 2 hours ago You are an editor at the NY Times. I am a Chinese-American physician without an accent. We are the lucky ones. We have the ability and education level to respond when something like this happens. Those among our community who don't speak English fluently, who live in poverty, who don't have access the the mechanisms of power are the ones who suffer these indignities to a much greater degree. We have all seen the proprietor of a small Chinese take out restaurant or a Chinatown parking attendant be treated like this. When someone feels that one of us can be treated like that it hurts us all. That is why it is critical that those among us who have the resources respond to these attacks, whether it is from a well dressed woman on the UES or from Jesse Watters on Fox News. Thank you for writing this article, for working in journalism, and for exposing the racism that Asians continue to face in this country.
Mary M New York 6 hours ago Thank you for sharing this story. I'm of European heritage and lived my childhood in a bubble. But, now I'm part of an interracial family and watching my very American, Asian featured daughter be treated as an outsider has been stunning, painful and eye opening. The first incident, when she was four, a man in the subway accused me of importing her. She and her father, whose face she inherited, were born in NYC. The most recent incident was a routine traffic stop upstate. The officer asked for her license, which she produced, then wanted her social security number, finally he asked if she was born in this country. She was just a passenger in the car.
Also many comments are insightful, yet very depressing to read...this is 2016 for god's sake.
Andrew Wong New York, NY 2 hours ago I'm a fourth generation Chinese-American. My father and his father were born in the U.S. I grew up in Queens and have lived in a co-op on the Upper East Side for 16 years. Soon after our twins were born my wife, also Chinese-American, was in the elevator with our children one day and a woman asked her, "Oh, who in the building had twins?" This woman assumed that my Ivy League lawyer wife was the nanny. A couple of times after picking up take out food I have been admonished by people in my building for my taking the regular elevator instead of the service elevator - with the assumption that I as a delivery person, not a resident. We have a long way to go.
jamesjenmd 10580 2 hours ago You are an editor at the NY Times. I am a Chinese-American physician without an accent. We are the lucky ones. We have the ability and education level to respond when something like this happens. Those among our community who don't speak English fluently, who live in poverty, who don't have access the the mechanisms of power are the ones who suffer these indignities to a much greater degree. We have all seen the proprietor of a small Chinese take out restaurant or a Chinatown parking attendant be treated like this. When someone feels that one of us can be treated like that it hurts us all. That is why it is critical that those among us who have the resources respond to these attacks, whether it is from a well dressed woman on the UES or from Jesse Watters on Fox News. Thank you for writing this article, for working in journalism, and for exposing the racism that Asians continue to face in this country.
Mary M New York 6 hours ago Thank you for sharing this story. I'm of European heritage and lived my childhood in a bubble. But, now I'm part of an interracial family and watching my very American, Asian featured daughter be treated as an outsider has been stunning, painful and eye opening. The first incident, when she was four, a man in the subway accused me of importing her. She and her father, whose face she inherited, were born in NYC. The most recent incident was a routine traffic stop upstate. The officer asked for her license, which she produced, then wanted her social security number, finally he asked if she was born in this country. She was just a passenger in the car. ArsenicL 发表于 10/10/2016 2:46:44 PM
在纽约时报任职13年，罗明瀚带领的记者团队今年入围三项普利兹奖。他以推文表示，自己因为孩子的推车挡住一名穿着光鲜亮丽女子的去路，对方竟说：“滚回中国(Go back China)”，他追上对方反问：“真的吗？滚回中国？”该女子拒绝道歉，还拿出手机威胁报警。当罗明瀚放弃争论，转身离去时，对方在其身后再次大喊“滚回你的国家(Go back your F**king country)。”罗明瀚说自己在美国出生，罗麦克表示“类似的事一直在发生，但这次让我非常难受，并反思亚裔真正的归属在哪里？”
市长白思豪看到该推文后，很快做出回应，留言表示“每个人都属于纽约市，但你今天听到这种言论除外。”(EVERYONE belongs in NYC. What doesn’t belong here are comments like you heard today.)
看问题要有大picture！这些法案华人可以play by the rule去influence，去改变！不是简单粗暴的非黑即白！大方向上民主党是对移民友善的，对弱势群体照顾的 （不要以为华人挣得多就不是弱势群体了！！）Trump代表的是右翼极端主义，这就是为什么白人至上主义者一直支持他... 右翼极端就是纳粹！他要是正而八经的共和党，a decent capable person，也没那么多争议了！
That is why it is critical that those among us who have the resources respond to these attacks, whether it is from a well dressed woman on the UES or from Jesse Watters on Fox News.
看问题要有大picture！这些法案华人可以play by the rule去influence，去改变！不是简单粗暴的非黑即白！大方向上民主党是对移民友善的，对弱势群体照顾的 （不要以为华人挣得多就不是弱势群体了！！）Trump代表的是右翼极端主义，这就是为什么白人至上主义者一直支持他... 右翼极端就是纳粹！他要是正而八经的共和党，a decent capable person，也没那么多争议了！
白思豪以推文回应“此等恶行应逐出纽约”。(取材自推特)
大众新闻辱华事件波及下一代教育，值得家长注意。9日，纽约时报华裔编辑罗明瀚(Michael Luo) 在曼哈坦上东区遭到一名女子高喊“滚回中国！”他7岁的孩子听到，不停地问“为什么她要那样说，我们不是从中国来的啊。”他将此事发布在推特后，市长白思豪也以推文回应“此等恶行应逐出纽约。”
在纽约时报任职13年，罗明瀚带领的记者团队今年入围三项普利兹奖。他以推文表示，自己因为孩子的推车挡住一名穿着光鲜亮丽女子的去路，对方竟说：“滚回中国(Go back China)”，他追上对方反问：“真的吗？滚回中国？”该女子拒绝道歉，还拿出手机威胁报警。当罗明瀚放弃争论，转身离去时，对方在其身后再次大喊“滚回你的国家(Go back your F**king country)。”罗明瀚说自己在美国出生，罗麦克表示“类似的事一直在发生，但这次让我非常难受，并反思亚裔真正的归属在哪里？”
市长白思豪看到该推文后，很快做出回应，留言表示“每个人都属于纽约市，但你今天听到这种言论除外。”(EVERYONE belongs in NYC. What doesn’t belong here are comments like you heard today.)
今日美国报(USA Today)8也于网站发表两名哈佛校园亚裔学生记者Grace Li与Sruthi Palaniappan 的对谈。他们认为华特斯对于华裔的偏见与100年前美国大众对华裔的刻板印象十分的相似。即使华特斯强调一切都是为了好玩，但完全看不出受访者有同感。华特斯将华裔看做一种消费的商品，而华埠是一个异国情调的地方。更造成华裔给外人一种刻板的印象，不懂英语，没有融入美国的社会，温和、软弱。亚裔年轻人常被迫要在不同文化间择一，但每个人都因对自己的不同文化背景有自信，不用害怕因此被主流文化疏离。
Wake up people, get strong, get together and rely on ourselves. Fight.
什么意思？我没读明白。楼主这贴也不说明啥问题啊，是个政客都会这么说。
不过右翼势力全球抬头，对我们在外的移民一定是不好的事情。
尤其是我们中国人，很容易被里外当笑话。
请问歪哥对于民主党歧视和剥削亚裔怎么看？大家都知道SCA5 和AB1726是民主党搞出来的，民主党已经毫不掩饰对亚裔磨刀霍霍，如果这个事件是一对黑人被华人骂滚回非洲，你认为市长会有什么反应？
华裔真正的问题 是没有自己的组织 成天指望民主党或者共和党保护
谁保护了华人 我们就支持谁就给他交保护费
自己不团结 不抗争
带着弱者心态的 都是宁可左倾失去了自由 也害怕右翼抬头会欺负自己
怎么就不能以强者心态去对抗？去保护自己？
这个不是真正的问题，华裔选了自己的议员的，选自己的议员就是想要代表我们华裔的声音和利益，但是华裔议员选上去就出卖华裔利益，包括那个SCA5和ab1726是华裔议员提议并投了赞成票，不可思议吧？如果选出来个汉奸还不如不选呢！
http://capcny.weidb.com/p42121
David Chiu（邱信福，三藩），Phil Ting（丁右立，三藩）等作为共同提案人推出了与AB176高度类似的AB1726法案。而Evan Low在投票当日收到众多华裔的电话/邮件抗议后，依然在高教委员会的表决中投了赞成票！
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/10/nyregion/to-the-woman-who-told-my-family-to-go-back-to-china.html
Also many comments are insightful, yet very depressing to read...this is 2016 for god's sake.
Andrew Wong
New York, NY 2 hours ago
I'm a fourth generation Chinese-American. My father and his father were born in the U.S. I grew up in Queens and have lived in a co-op on the Upper East Side for 16 years. Soon after our twins were born my wife, also Chinese-American, was in the elevator with our children one day and a woman asked her, "Oh, who in the building had twins?" This woman assumed that my Ivy League lawyer wife was the nanny. A couple of times after picking up take out food I have been admonished by people in my building for my taking the regular elevator instead of the service elevator - with the assumption that I as a delivery person, not a resident. We have a long way to go.
jamesjenmd
10580 2 hours ago
You are an editor at the NY Times. I am a Chinese-American physician without an accent. We are the lucky ones. We have the ability and education level to respond when something like this happens. Those among our community who don't speak English fluently, who live in poverty, who don't have access the the mechanisms of power are the ones who suffer these indignities to a much greater degree. We have all seen the proprietor of a small Chinese take out restaurant or a Chinatown parking attendant be treated like this. When someone feels that one of us can be treated like that it hurts us all. That is why it is critical that those among us who have the resources respond to these attacks, whether it is from a well dressed woman on the UES or from Jesse Watters on Fox News. Thank you for writing this article, for working in journalism, and for exposing the racism that Asians continue to face in this country.
Mary M
New York 6 hours ago
Thank you for sharing this story. I'm of European heritage and lived my childhood in a bubble. But, now I'm part of an interracial family and watching my very American, Asian featured daughter be treated as an outsider has been stunning, painful and eye opening. The first incident, when she was four, a man in the subway accused me of importing her. She and her father, whose face she inherited, were born in NYC. The most recent incident was a routine traffic stop upstate. The officer asked for her license, which she produced, then wanted her social security number, finally he asked if she was born in this country. She was just a passenger in the car.
再说十几年就有这种trash了， 我在超市里一黑老太跟我叫“go back to china”， 我叫她“go back to Africa”
哈哈哈哈，太牛啦，敬佩！
想跟着床大大革命都不行。在中在美都不让姓赵，很郁闷。
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除非外嫁，后代为了避免这种羞辱直接否认自己的亚洲血统，说自己白黑拉丁，anything bu Asian.
如果这不是种族歧视，我不知道什么是种族歧视。
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华人过来读书，找工作，本来生孩子就晚，人家抱孙子，咱们才生孩子，生的也少，所以不怪各大利益集团不理咱们，要钱舍不得捐款，要人也没有庞大的人口基数。
white trash is everywhere
如果是黑的就说monkey is everywhere
同意多生孩子，问题是再怎么生也拼不多默默黑黑和msl/
人家都是10个8个的生，你们还2个孩子三个追不追。
并且要团结一切可以团结的力量，只要是华裔华人都要团结，中国人还要分个香港和大陆，台湾是单独的不和我们为伍，读书来的看不起偷渡的搬运的，职业女性和家庭主妇也是常常互掐。我看白人之间从不掐英国来的还是波兰来的，德国来的还是意大利来的。
搞笑的就在这里
很多人被老黑骂go back to china
然而老黑block vote奥巴马 然后你还不能做什么，他们不讲load and order
掐的，你不知道
比方说
德国穷鬼
爱尔兰穷鬼都是有名的。
不说而已
左棍把华人送进 sca5和ab1726，就把你高兴的口不择言了！是不是这里面也有你一份功劳？
又以己度人了吧，你怎么知道我只跟老太太逞能？
说到这儿我觉得大部分new Yorker还真是不错，分得清是非， 一次在地铁上跟一个无理取闹的黑大妈差点打起来，一开始懒得理她， 后来她还得寸进尺，居然还想动手，结果还没动旁边立刻有几个壮小伙子拉架。说实在的， 就是打起来我还真未必怕她。
这个市长peter liang的时候死哪里去了？
I am tired of fighting,what we are fighting for ?
只要不自恨就行了， 留在这儿就要有做主人的自信，一群疯子恨你理他们干嘛？ 该骂的骂完了解气， 该争取的就斗争保护自己的利益，然后回家该干啥就干啥，忘了他们。
那你希粉说说民主党都帮华人fight什么了？
这句话说的很好。
你说的大方向包括华裔吗？你说民主党照顾的弱势群体包括华裔吗？请解释民主党为何推出SCA5 和AB1726这样对华裔教育和就业不利的细分政策？民主党剥削华裔利益取悦黑墨绿就是你所谓的友善？你说川普极右，请给个具体出处！他怎样极右了？推动什么样的政策迫害我们华裔了？说不出来就是诽谤！
少将潇洒，哈哈
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