San Francisco's Chinatown During the Civil Rights Era

[danielcooper1000]

We can never find justice at the hands of corrupt judges. (See YouTube videos) Judge to Judge on Illegal Payments to Judges / Evil Triangle of Court Corruption / Richard Fine / Dr Shirley Moore /SBX 211. The fight to end this title wave of corruption in our country must start with the corrupt judges. We can not bring evidence of corruption to corrupt judges. Los Angeles Superior Court judges are illegally and unconstitutionally taking 50,000.00 each for a total of 23 million per year.

[swordofpakistan]

The sad thing is the Chinese turn out in force to protest against Tibetan protests from 'Çhinatowns' all over the world.The Chinese immigrant communnity and the Taiwanese lack of commpassion for anyone but themselves is nothing to be proud of.

[cutelittleanimegirl]

You have to remember that Chinese does not have the same opinions and beliefs as Americans. Just like those protestors for Tibet independence, Chinese Americans have the rights to protest against them. It doesn't mean that they only have compassion for themselves. It's just a difference of opinion.

[ekctaurus1]

it's easy to deflect this by changing the general word "Chinese" to Toisan or Toisan-American. We are chinese people. And a very hard working bunch.

My family has a house there as well. And the more I speak about this the more people I know are from the same village. It's all the old homes in China that has been converted to a museum. No one dares say that this is my families house.

[davevontexas]

daiseh, I agree. A friend of mine was ethnically Kazakstani, and he told me these horror stories about going to school in Bejing and getting segregated out of the more respectable science and engineering majors because he was a minority. Not like we do here.

Oh, wait... damn.

[daiseh]

look china and the united states are two completely different countries. the united states parades equality among all men while china is a communist bureaucracy which is 98% han chinese and does not have those same values as the United States

[minipiggie1214]

you ignorant moron ...

[ttiiyy]

The segregation laws were indeed horrible. But even without them, Chinese immigrants would have wanted to form some sort of union anyway.

More importantly, Chinese sometimes cannot take everything for granted in the United States. After all, even today, it is very very hard for any American, especially a WHITE one, to become a school principal in China.

I have high respect for hard working Chinese Americans, but I think there is clearly a double standard here.