Funny how, like Muslims, whenever we hear about endemic school violence Blacks are typically the root of the problem. Must be racism, right?
PHILADELPHIA (CBS 3) ―Approximately 50 students at South Philadelphia High School didn’t go to class Monday following an attack on a group of Asian students.
Parents and students were upset by reports a group of Asian students were targeted by their peers last week.
According to Xu Lin, a counselor at the Chinatown Development Corporation, one Asian student was attacked after school on Wednesday. Lin said the attack continued Thursday inside the school and later outside the school.
“When Asians students were picked out, they simply turned their back and when students reported to them, they did not document the incident,” Lin said.
Lin said at least 26 Asian students were victimized and many of them required medical assistance.
Students told CBS 3 Eyewitness News that they have been dealing with racially targeted attacks for years.
“They promise and promise. Last year, same problem and nothing changes,” said student Euong Ly.
“This is a blip, but we take this blip very seriously,” Superintendent Michael Silverman said.
A math teacher at the school told Eyewitness News that the Asian students are not exaggerating about the violence.
“There’s ethnic intimidation. There’s bullying in the hallways, there’s bullying in the stairwells, there’s bullying in the cafeteria,” teacher Dean Koder said.
Remind me: what was the upside of diversity again?
As our friend Niv says…
Here is more on the racism and uncontrollable rage of a considerable number of Negros at this Philadelphia school, that has forced some Asian students to avoid attendance.
The race of the victims might not be white but, the invariable constituent of the equation that equals vastly disproportionate violence – is the Negro. The same Negro that the media for so long, have conned people into believing they can do no wrong.
If people won’t listen to us “white racists” they should listen to the “Asian racists” concerning blacks.
I know many do not care much for Asians, but in general I will take one Asian to any 20 negroes.
To me the thing is just: different. which is not necessarily good nor bad, but…different. And living in a town with an actual Chinatown I’ve experienced that difference up close and personal.