Re: Harvard Business Review Article: Why China Can’t Innovate 12:27 by ♭♫ [+-]
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China’s brightest students are increasingly choosing police academies, government-funded teaching programs, and other paths to permanent state employment, even when their scores qualify them for elite universities. This is more than an admissions trend: it reveals collapsing confidence in China’s private economy, rising fear of unemployment, and what the country’s next 20 years may look like.
China’s brightest students are increasingly choosing police academies, government-funded teaching programs, and other paths to permanent state employment, even when their scores qualify them for elite universities. This is more than an admissions trend: it reveals collapsing confidence in China’s private economy, rising fear of unemployment, and what the country’s next 20 years may look like.
Re: Chefs On The Forefront of Modernising Cantonese Cuisine 07/28/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
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“My parents are both very proud Cantonese people, but I can’t say I’m doing anything traditional because I don’t even know how,” she admits. “I never lived in China, and we don’t have a Chinatown in Prague. I don’t get to taste traditional southern Chinese food very often.”
Ultimately, her food is a blend of her experiences, drawing inspiration from Cantonese dishes, Czech cuisine and European food culture.
“My parents are both very proud Cantonese people, but I can’t say I’m doing anything traditional because I don’t even know how,” she admits. “I never lived in China, and we don’t have a Chinatown in Prague. I don’t get to taste traditional southern Chinese food very often.”
Ultimately, her food is a blend of her experiences, drawing inspiration from Cantonese dishes, Czech cuisine and European food culture.
Re: A Glimpse of Detroit Chinatown 07/28/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
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“A lot of times, there’s a lot of hate and ignorance and prejudice because people just aren’t exposed to that or they don’t have an Asian friend, so I try and make it more normal or accessible so they can find the connection in, a gateway to seeing our similarities and shared values,” Lee said.
“A lot of times, there’s a lot of hate and ignorance and prejudice because people just aren’t exposed to that or they don’t have an Asian friend, so I try and make it more normal or accessible so they can find the connection in, a gateway to seeing our similarities and shared values,” Lee said.
Re: Could Chinatown Be Reincarnated in Denver? 07/28/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
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Now she’s reappraising Chinatown at large. Its rise and fall was dramatic, with a deadly riot in 1880 stoking anti-Chinese sentiment nationwide. But its erasure has been so complete that most people don’t even know it existed, Clifton said. All that remains are a couple of plaques and a mural that is a few blocks from Coors Field.
“Although Denver is usually not the first city to come to mind when one considers the history of Chinese immigration to the United States, the establishment of the city’s Chinatown and its subsequent destruction had a profound impact on the history of race and immigration policy in the country,” History Colorado researchers wrote in their 2019 paper “The Rise and Fall of Denver’s Chinatown,” noting the national publicity the riot received in 1880
Now she’s reappraising Chinatown at large. Its rise and fall was dramatic, with a deadly riot in 1880 stoking anti-Chinese sentiment nationwide. But its erasure has been so complete that most people don’t even know it existed, Clifton said. All that remains are a couple of plaques and a mural that is a few blocks from Coors Field.
“Although Denver is usually not the first city to come to mind when one considers the history of Chinese immigration to the United States, the establishment of the city’s Chinatown and its subsequent destruction had a profound impact on the history of race and immigration policy in the country,” History Colorado researchers wrote in their 2019 paper “The Rise and Fall of Denver’s Chinatown,” noting the national publicity the riot received in 1880
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Re: 🇨🇳 is ripe for a revolution 07/26/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
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A secret political movement is trying to restore the Republic of China on the Chinese mainland. Backed by ROC loyalists, dissidents, and anti-Communist activists, the group says it wants to overthrow CCP rule and build a new federal, democratic China. But how real is this underground movement—and could the Republic of China return first as an idea?
A secret political movement is trying to restore the Republic of China on the Chinese mainland. Backed by ROC loyalists, dissidents, and anti-Communist activists, the group says it wants to overthrow CCP rule and build a new federal, democratic China. But how real is this underground movement—and could the Republic of China return first as an idea?
Re: Cantonese and other tonal languages 07/25/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
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In Cantonese, changing the pitch of a single syllable can change a word's meaning completely — and languages like it are significantly more common near the equator than in colder, drier parts of the world, a pattern linguists have tentatively linked to humidity's effect on the vocal cords
In Cantonese, changing the pitch of a single syllable can change a word's meaning completely — and languages like it are significantly more common near the equator than in colder, drier parts of the world, a pattern linguists have tentatively linked to humidity's effect on the vocal cords
Re: Seniors violently attacked in San Francisco Chinatown 07/25/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
I won't be surprised if Neville Roy Singham who is under CCP protection is funding BLM.
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Again. You seem sheltered.
I think that Americans shouldn't welcome ANYONE who doesn't know African-American history. Otherwise, you will just seem like lapdogs for the majority class.
FACT 1: The majority of African-Americans in the United States have been in the United States longer than the majority of Americans of European descent. How? Because during slavery, the importation of us Foundational Black Americans (African-Americans who can trace their lineage back in the United States for at least 100 years) was so plenty, that we outnumbered the original colonizers 3 to 1 in much of the South.
FACT 2: The reason there aren't that many Africans immigrating into the United States after slavery (up until the 60s for asylum) was because to keep the white population larger and politics the way they were. So your suggestion was initially rejected in the name of White supremacy.
FACT 3: African-Americans were well versed in agriculture and bookkeeping from their plantation days and far outperformed the majority of white farmers and families immediately after slavery. Why? Because they were the ones doing a majority of agricultural work anyway and now they were able to not only keep the money but work as a community.
In fact, during the rise of our communities, large numbers of Europeans, uneducated, heads filled with lice and speaking NO ENGLISH, were systemically allowed to past us in wealth accomplishment NOT because they were smarter, but because they were whiter.
FACT 4: African-Americans were the victims of anti-black progression. That means that any time African-Americans came together as a community and worked hard to build something of value, lower class whites were allowed to destroy our communities and law enforcement allowed them to go unpunished.
Examples of Black Wall Streets: Thriving Black Communities in early US History
FACT 5: African-Americans are the ONLY Americans who were actively and unjustly oppressed by their own country (temporary internment doesn't count).
US War on Its Own Black Community: COINTELPRO
FACT 6 (THE MOST IMPORTANT): African-Americans are BLACK AMERICAN DESCENDANTS OF SLAVERY. Not AFRICANS.
If you are from Japan and become American, your cross culture is JAPANESE-AMERICAN.
If you are from Sweden and become American, your cross culture is SWEDISH-AMERICAN.
If you are from NIGERIA and become American, your cross culture is NIGERIAN-AMERICAN.
AFRICA IS NOT A COUNTRY. THE ONLY AMERICANS WHO CAN CALL THEMSELVES AFRICAN-AMERICANS ARE US.
We hailed from so many countries, that ONLY FOUNDATIONAL BLACK AMERICANS SUCH AS MYSELF (with more than 100 years of history in this country) can be called AFRICAN-AMERICANS.
As I stated before... YOU SEEM SHELTERED.
The level of ignorance in this thread is laughable, especially from an AMERICAN point of view.
LASTLY... you didn't HAVE AFRICAN-AMERICAN friends... you had AFRICAN IMMIGRANT friends.
They have their own language different from the majority. They have parent cultures to which they can return. If they break the law they will be sent back.
We are ACTUAL AMERICANS. We were here in 1526 BEFORE the country was even RATIFIED as the United States.
As I said, if you don't know African-American history, please don't speak.
It SHOULD have been called AFRICAN-AMERICAN LIVES MATTER... because we are the ONLY AFRICAN-AMERICANS.
FACT 7: No CHINESE, No INDIAN, No WHITE, No AFRICAN... CAN EVER SAY:
They had drugs and guns infiltrated into their society by the US Government... INSIDE THE US.
The leaders and thinkers of their community were SPECIFICALLY TARGETED and ASSASSINATED... INSIDE THE US.
ONLY AFRICAN-AMERICANS. So if you want someone to blame for current conditions... blame the country that not only allowed it to happen... but FUNDED it.
The FBI stated that America's greatest threat... was "black unity".
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That is why it is not called African-American Lives Matter. I am actually furtunate to have colleagues that are recent immigrants from Africa and got their college degrees here in the US. They work really hard and even the Black people resent these African immigrants' successful industrial spirit. These African immigrants have a lot in common with Chinese immigrants in that they believe in working hard, getting good grades through studying diligently, and they make the community better than how they found it whereas Black people just want to take and not give back to the community for everyone to benefit. I think America should welcome more African refugees who are being persecuted in Africa and offer political asylum to them. I think African immigrants do not support BLM because they acknowledge the fact that their own African ancestors were complicit in playing an active role in capturing slaves for both the Atlantic and Indian Ocean Slave Trade and profited handsomely from those transaction with the Jewish and Muslim slave trading middlemen. The majority of Black Americans who claim ancestry to American slavery are not 100% African by blood...these BLM supporters don't even look like their cousins in Africa. I have visited Africa more than once...what about you?
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African-Americans don't even support BLM. Whatare you talking about? I'm pretty sure you've never set parts in the actual African-American community. You sound just as distant and delusional as they do.
Once your experience with African-Americans goes past nightly news, television shows and your personal friend circle, you will be free from your own personal simulation.
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"Caught on camera" without revealing the criminal's racial description is code for "black thugs".
"From Oakland" is also a code for "black thugs". Black thugs from Oakland & Richmond are also responsible for terrorizing tourists with crime in San Francisco. There are so many jobs avail
Re: The rise and fall of Chinatown: The hidden history of displacement you were never told 07/25/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
Someone must be getting a kickback in NYC...communist Zohran Mamdani perhaps?
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On Main Street in Flushing’s Chinatown, shoppers weave between fruit stands, restaurants and family-run businesses that have served the New York City neighborhood for decades. But behind the bustle, many residents fear the working-class immigrant community is under threat from an $8bn casino development that could displace thousands of renters and force small businesses to close.
“A predatory project is being dumped in our community that disproportionately harms our people,” said Jack Hu, 35, a Flushing resident and member of the No Casino in Flushing Meadows Corona Park campaign. “This community is really upset about this project and how it was pushed through without our consent.”
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Detroit’s original Chinatown grew around Third and Porter in the 1890s. By the 1950s and ’60s, families were pushed out due to urban growth, similar to what happened in Black Bottom and Paradise Valley.
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On Main Street in Flushing’s Chinatown, shoppers weave between fruit stands, restaurants and family-run businesses that have served the New York City neighborhood for decades. But behind the bustle, many residents fear the working-class immigrant community is under threat from an $8bn casino development that could displace thousands of renters and force small businesses to close.
“A predatory project is being dumped in our community that disproportionately harms our people,” said Jack Hu, 35, a Flushing resident and member of the No Casino in Flushing Meadows Corona Park campaign. “This community is really upset about this project and how it was pushed through without our consent.”
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Detroit’s original Chinatown grew around Third and Porter in the 1890s. By the 1950s and ’60s, families were pushed out due to urban growth, similar to what happened in Black Bottom and Paradise Valley.
Re: Support to RECALL Radical Socialist Governor Gavin Newsom 07/24/2026 by ♭♫ [+-]
The Democratic party creates problems so that they can pretend that they are "solving" problems with scams using federal funds just like the playbook from the Southern Poverty Law Center getting caught for funding the KKK in order to solicit donations to fight the KKK.
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When Socialist-Democrats decriminalized theft in California, thieves were embolden to steal more things causing many retailers to leave California. When California became a sanctuary state, illegal migrants from all over were incentivized to go to California and exploit social welfare and health programs that are bankrupting the state so the state needs to increase taxes to pay for people who aren't legally allowed to work but are taken care of by state programs that should take care of our homeless people first. If the "Stop Nick Shirley Act" is passed, that will embolden more criminals to set up shop in California and commit more fraud against the Federal government. This is how the Democratic party evolved into a socialist party and then into a communist party. Anyone who escaped Red China can see through how the Democratic party has been hijacked by socialist communists.
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