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Chinese racist from Hawai’i

Julie: This jexk (Chinese woman) like Obama born and raised in Hawaii. You think Hawai’i with 2/3 Asian got diversity and less racist, less stupid, think again!

http://johnsonwkchoi.com/2025/01/20/chinese-racist-from-hawaii/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8FgY9R6/

Now in Hawai’i, even East West Center is pushing Asian hates!

At U of Hawai’i Chinese students from China write thesis to get Ph.D. Anything about China, professors demand tune up anti-China theme in the thesis if they want to pass and get their Ph.D.

The former UH School of Travel Industry Management, after my good teacher and Dean Chuck Yim Gee who brought the school to the international stage passed away in 2019. The School got shut down and turned into a small department within the UH College of Business who has shit reputation. Who want to study business in Hawai’i which is a failed state when the smartest young people with brain left. Don’t believe me asked your friends, even my clients told me, their smartest kids left Hawai’i, only the not smart ones comes home.

2025/1/20 Edited to

... Read moreRacism can manifest in many forms, even in culturally diverse settings like Hawai’i, where a significant portion of the population is of Asian descent. This article highlights troubling trends such as the institutional push for anti-China perspectives within academic settings, particularly for Chinese students seeking higher education. The East West Center, despite its mission to promote understanding, has faced criticism for its handling of Asian American relations. Furthermore, the closure of reputable schools like the UH School of Travel Industry Management raises concerns about the educational landscape in a state where many talented individuals have felt compelled to leave. These ongoing issues reflect a deeper societal problem that requests further investigation and dialogue. To understand the roots of such sentiments, it's essential to explore personal narratives intertwined with broader sociopolitical contexts, emphasizing the need for empathy and proactive change within communities.