Comments for FASAR http://fasar.wordpress.com Fight Against Stereotypes And Racism Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:34:29 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on To Please or Tease? by younsukc10 http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/04/30/to-please-or-tease/#comment-19 younsukc10 Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:34:29 +0000 http://fasar.wordpress.com/?p=14#comment-19 Nice site Shim..I think your site has many similar focal site as our site. I like how you try to explore one of the sensitive aspects of the society. Keep up the good work and make sure to drop by some time and leave some comments. Thanks http://highschoolbbal.wordpress.com/ Nice site Shim..I think your site has many similar focal site as our site. I like how you try to explore one of the sensitive aspects of the society. Keep up the good work and make sure to drop by some time and leave some comments. Thanks

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]]> Comment on One Man Stand: An Interview With A Korean Racist by Hannah http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/02/19/the-one-man-stand/#comment-16 Hannah Sun, 20 Apr 2008 05:00:59 +0000 http://fasar.wordpress.com/?p=9#comment-16 It's crazy how clueless people are as to what they'll say. Especially after the war in Iraq, Americans especially are extremely stereotypical towards Arabs. A Muslim community was looking for a town to build a mosque in, and so many people protested against having it built in their town because they were suspicious of these innocent people who only wanted a place to worship. It’s crazy how clueless people are as to what they’ll say. Especially after the war in Iraq, Americans especially are extremely stereotypical towards Arabs. A Muslim community was looking for a town to build a mosque in, and so many people protested against having it built in their town because they were suspicious of these innocent people who only wanted a place to worship.

]]> Comment on Try Again, Fail Again, Fail Better by jesse http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/try-again-fail-again-fail-better/#comment-15 jesse Thu, 03 Apr 2008 07:20:01 +0000 http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/03/25/try-again-fail-again-fail-better/#comment-15 i'm still with you. time and experience, also need some luck and good timing. but, reality exists as we seek to make it so...therefore it can be molded in some senses by how we approach it... do not give up entirely, even of a dream...for a dream leads to an idea leads to a notion, leads to a thought, leads to a process...leads to fruition. there are many of us...organization and time and energy and space and reality are with us, and also against us, but we mustn''t give up. i'm unable to type clearly as it is late, and i have a faluty monitor and keyboard and poor eyesite due to the late hour...when it's late my eyes fog and i can't see the screen to see if i'm making typographical errors and i'm in such a hurry as to generally accept mistakes in typing... yet i prefer to be a perfectionist, yet sometimes i just let go and allow the mistakes....mistakes....a take that missed. missed what? ideals...strange thoughts... real versus imagined. desired versus real. just remain diligent and attempt to focus priority as best as you are able, and be as resourceful as you are able... i will be doing the same... so are many otheers... we'll end racism. we'll end [rivilege on unuquelled basis... bonne chance, mon ami. i'm so tired i can't go on...must lay down adn rest. but i will rise again. so will you. i’m still with you.
time and experience, also need some luck and good timing.
but, reality exists as we seek to make it so…therefore it can be molded in some senses by how we approach it…
do not give up entirely, even of a dream…for a dream leads to an idea leads to a notion, leads to a thought, leads to a process…leads to fruition.

there are many of us…organization and time and energy and space and reality are with us, and also against us, but we mustn”t give up.
i’m unable to type clearly as it is late, and i have a faluty monitor and keyboard and poor eyesite due to the late hour…when it’s late my eyes fog and i can’t see the screen to see if i’m making typographical errors and i’m in such a hurry as to generally accept mistakes in typing…
yet i prefer to be a perfectionist, yet sometimes i just let go and allow the mistakes….mistakes….a take that missed. missed what?
ideals…strange thoughts…
real versus imagined.
desired versus real.
just remain diligent and attempt to focus priority as best as you are able, and be as resourceful as you are able…
i will be doing the same…
so are many otheers…
we’ll end racism.
we’ll end [rivilege on unuquelled basis…
bonne chance, mon ami.
i’m so tired i can’t go on…must lay down adn rest.
but i will rise again.
so will you.

]]> Comment on One Man Stand: An Interview With A Korean Racist by PLN at KIS » Blog Archive » 2/25 Another Monday: Plans http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/02/19/the-one-man-stand/#comment-3 PLN at KIS » Blog Archive » 2/25 Another Monday: Plans Mon, 25 Feb 2008 01:39:29 +0000 http://fasar.wordpress.com/?p=9#comment-3 [...] a certain group of people or just giving off racist thoughts. Just like the Korean Racist from One Man Stand: An Interview With A Korean Racist. The man who never thought of himself as a racist but naturally without him noticing at all, his [...] [...] a certain group of people or just giving off racist thoughts. Just like the Korean Racist from One Man Stand: An Interview With A Korean Racist. The man who never thought of himself as a racist but naturally without him noticing at all, his [...]

]]> Comment on A Single Thought That Killed Millions by plugusin http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/a-single-thought-that-killed-millions/#comment-2 plugusin Mon, 04 Feb 2008 15:36:03 +0000 http://fasar.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/a-single-thought-that-killed-millions/#comment-2 Great topic...and I'm interested in seeing how your blog develops. You know, I wonder if we've all experienced stereotyping or racism in our day. Here's what I mean: I'm a white man in America who teaches school in the South---and often times, my intentions are judged. I think I've been called a racist about five different times by students who I've had to discipline (or who have gotten poor grades) and that hurts. I know that I've never taken an action against someone else because of their race and yet people assume that I do simply because I'm white. Isn't it weird to hear a white man say that he's been on the receiving end of stereotyping? Great topic…and I’m interested in seeing how your blog develops. You know, I wonder if we’ve all experienced stereotyping or racism in our day.

Here’s what I mean: I’m a white man in America who teaches school in the South—and often times, my intentions are judged. I think I’ve been called a racist about five different times by students who I’ve had to discipline (or who have gotten poor grades) and that hurts.

I know that I’ve never taken an action against someone else because of their race and yet people assume that I do simply because I’m white. Isn’t it weird to hear a white man say that he’s been on the receiving end of stereotyping?

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