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U.S. diplomat? But you look Asian.
Tagged With: Asian, diplomacy, diplomat, Outside USA, overseas, Sandy, U.S. Diplomat in Race Card
Excuse me, I was before him!
Tagged With: Asian, Ayako Sato, excuse me, restaurant, stereotype, washington dc in Race Card
We never saw you as Asian.
Tagged With: Albertville, Asian, Lor Lee, Minneapolis, MN, saw in Minneapolis, MN, Race Card
No, kid, I don’t know karate.
Tagged With: Asian, benign, Chinese, Crown Point, IL, karate, Sam Rhee, stereotyping in Race Card
Dominican; not Mexican, Asian, or White
Tagged With: Asian, assume, CO, Colorado Springs, Dominican, Mexican, skin, Steven Moya, white in Race Card
“Ching-chong” isn’t an actual word.
Tagged With: 9th grade, Asian, Chinese, CHING-CHONG, PA, Philadelphia, slur, Tu Nguyen in Race Card
Check One Box Only-White? Asian?
Tagged With: Asian, check the box, Cupertino, Elizabeth Soda, VA, white in Race Card
I’m only Asian when it’s convenient
Tagged With: Asian, convenient, Heather Brown, Seattle, WA in Race Card
I don’t look like a doll.
Tagged With: Alysha White, Asian, caucasian, doll, Japan, stereotype in Race Card
Equal amazing wonderful special cool unique
Tagged With: 9 years old, Asian, Childhood, Kim Ji Hee, nine, oool, Spokane, WA, white in Race Card
What’s that Asian guy’s name again?
Tagged With: Asian, CA, check the box, Fresno, guy, Sihyo David Kim, what in a name in Race Card
Asian in America; Caucasian in Asia.
Tagged With: Asian, caucasian, Maria Naylor, USA in Race Card
So are you Chinese or Japanese?
Tagged With: Asian, Chinese, Japanese, MD, Mei Powers, Races, Silver Spring in Race Card
Asians fail meeting ridiculously high standards
Tagged With: Asian, DE, standard, Wilmington in Race Card
I bet they’re good at math.
Tagged With: Asian, assumptions, children, Lindenwold, math, NJ, stereotype, Steve Titterton, white in Race Card
I’m not white; I am Czech
Tagged With: African American, Asian, CA, Czech, identity, Latino, Native American, San Diego, white in Race Card
Image portrayed, impression made. It DOES matter.
Tagged With: Asian, Benicia, Black, CA, clothes, dress, Hispanic, hoodie, image, impression, matter, P. Contreras, portrayed, stereotype, Trayvon Martin, wear in Race Card
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