Is it reasonable for American professors to say that "internal" students in China drop out of school?

American professors speak Chinese? Inside? It is unreasonable to drop out of school.

According to American media reports, a university of southern California named Greg? Professor Greg Patton mentioned that people in many countries add words to their spoken language when they communicate and talk online? Fill in the words? . And give an example in Chinese: China people often use it a lot when they speak? That, that? This kind of filler, just like Americans use it a lot when they speak? Like what? And then what? urm？ Same.

Sadly, because his pronunciation is not standard Mandarin? Brother Nago? But more colloquial? Nego? (? Inside? ), some black students think that the professor deliberately uses this and English N**ger (scold black people for? Black gui? In order to insult the black people, he insulted the black people with similar pronunciation and reported it to the school. Finally, the school suspended Barton's teaching work.

Actually, some people who know American culture used to tell China people? Inside? I expressed my concern, but most people laughed it off and felt that American society should not be like this. Now, Barton's experience of being suspended shows that this kind of worry does exist.

In our view, American society has always been synonymous with freedom and development. Shouldn't it be like this? Literary inquisition? However, the reality tells us mercilessly that we can't talk nonsense in the United States, and even when we express our meaning in different languages, we should be careful not to commit taboos, otherwise we may get into trouble.

Some netizens said that the literary inquisition of Laomei is unique, and it also enforces law across languages! It is said that when Yao Ming first went to America, because he was unfamiliar with English, he sometimes used Chinese, and when he paused, he spoke Chinese? Inside. Inside? This pronunciation immediately caused the misunderstanding of black teammates, and was almost mistaken for racial discrimination by teammates, causing conflicts.

Some netizens said that the death toll of Zhang Wei's "Sunshine Rainbow Little White Horse" and "Juice Divides You Half" simply exceeded the standard! We can't help but wonder, in a society like America, why are we so sensitive to such things? Are Americans getting more and more nervous?

Yes, in fact, black people living in America are really vulnerable. Because, time and time again, blacks were tortured to death by white police, which strained the nerves of more and more black Americans. The sensitivity of black Americans comes from the deep-rooted racial discrimination in American society.

On the topic of racial discrimination, we should talk about it from two aspects: first, the status of black Americans has actually been rising in recent years; Second, despite its rising status, racial discrimination against blacks in not fade away is even serious in some places.

In 1970, blacks only account for1.1%,Latinos only account for 4.4%, and pure whites account for 83.5%. At that time, whites were absolutely dominant, African-Americans were in a low position and basically had no right to speak. In the United States in 20 17, blacks were the second minority, accounting for 13.2% of the American population, Latinos rose to 17.4%, and the proportion of pure white people dropped to 62. 1%. It can be seen that the proportion of blacks and Hispanics in the United States is gradually increasing, especially Hispanics.

Hispanics in the United States belong to mixed-race and colored race, and the reason for the rapid growth of Hispanics is inseparable from the nature of mixed-race. In other words, some Hispanics are inextricably linked with blacks. So today's American society is more and more different from the era when white people were absolutely dominant 50 years ago. Although there were many blacks at that time, they were severely discriminated against. Despite their resistance, their low status led to their lack of strength.