Re:Chinese students in US use “inclusion” / “diversity” to o...
by kbart on Friday February 17, 2017 @07:59AM
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If I didn't see a link, I would think that this was posted on Onion.
“We were kind of all taught to be against the Dalai Lama,” she notes. “And then I searched online, and I realized I didn’t know why I was against him. Although he is a political person, he did so many good things.”
Then:
“China is kind of defined in Western culture as a brainwashed society: People are totally brainwashed, and we don’t have self-judgment. So we want to use this as an opportunity to clarify this.”
So by "clarify" they mean to prove that the stereotype is true after all?
“We were kind of all taught to be against the Dalai Lama,” she notes. “And then I searched online, and I realized I didn’t know why I was against him. Although he is a political person, he did so many good things.”
Then:
“China is kind of defined in Western culture as a brainwashed society: People are totally brainwashed, and we don’t have self-judgment. So we want to use this as an opportunity to clarify this.”
So by "clarify" they mean to prove that the stereotype is true after all?