People saying this is not that deep. We can all agree the n word is offensive. It's about the whole anti-immigration campaign and villainization of black people. The authors have the right to not like immigration, i guess... But foreigners are the one bullying koreans. Like this literally doesn't happen. And there's actually so much racism and xenophobia in Korea. People that are asians but not koreans will literally get violently bullied as well. So it makes literally no sense that this black kid would bully someone cuz he's fully korean. On top of one his parent is korean bruh. + the black character being drawn like this is so...interesting. It's even more interesting when the saviour is mixed with white and he looks "beautiful". Like this whole chapter is filled with racism. If you don't get that, you're either dumb as hell or you just don't care about racism.
Yeah Fr I agree. It’s giving victim complex. Like the author is creating imaginary issues that don’t exist. Why would a half Korean bully someone for being fully Korean in Korea of all places. A more realistic story would be the other way around. And also in what world is it acceptable for a teacher to call their student a slur
I agree sooo much wtf! Like also I see so much hate in the media against anyone who isnt korean, mostly black actually. And even if you talk about it, theyll be like oh thats a foreign concept, thats an American thing. Or " we don't actually mean it, we think of it as a joke! " and I dont mean to generalize but like koreans r so racist, especially to chinese people and like anyone whos south asian.. it doesnt make sense for a korean to be facing racism in korea, where there r people with similar features, same cultures, and same language just like u .. it actually makes sense for foreigners to be bullied more.. eitherway i was just shocked with the chapter
People saying this is not that deep. We can all agree the n word is offensive. It's about the whole anti-immigration campaign and villainization of black people. The authors have the right to not like immigration, i guess... But foreigners are the one bullying koreans. Like this literally doesn't happen. And there's actually so much racism and xenophobia in Korea. People that are asians but not koreans will literally get violently bullied as well. So it makes literally no sense that this black kid would bully someone cuz he's fully korean. On top of one his parent is korean bruh. + the black character being drawn like this is so...interesting. It's even more interesting when the saviour is mixed with white and he looks "beautiful". Like this whole chapter is filled with racism. If you don't get that, you're either dumb as hell or you just don't care about racism.
Yeah Fr I agree. It’s giving victim complex. Like the author is creating imaginary issues that don’t exist. Why would a half Korean bully someone for being fully Korean in Korea of all places. A more realistic story would be the other way around. And also in what world is it acceptable for a teacher to call their student a slur
I agree sooo much wtf! Like also I see so much hate in the media against anyone who isnt korean, mostly black actually. And even if you talk about it, theyll be like oh thats a foreign concept, thats an American thing. Or " we don't actually mean it, we think of it as a joke! " and I dont mean to generalize but like koreans r so racist, especially to chinese people and like anyone whos south asian.. it doesnt make sense for a korean to be facing racism in korea, where there r people with similar features, same cultures, and same language just like u .. it actually makes sense for foreigners to be bullied more.. eitherway i was just shocked with the chapter