Tag: discrimination

[W]here Chinese investors are concerned, the U.S. is in the process of slamming its doors shut at speeds visible to the naked eye.

Even as the promise of each bright day of an exceptional America inspires us, there are those crepuscular moments of dimness.

It’s not America’s place to teach us about tolerance.

Discrimination and prejudice cannot be abided. But it is also a fact that in pursuit of the worthy cause of eradicating them, there are forces that aim to recklessly destroy tradition or secure advantage.

In the U.S. film industry, which is dominated by white people, this rapid progress for Asians has great significance.

Assuming a Black American was to seek asylum abroad, the social and political unrest that has rocked [America] just these past few weeks alone would add to a trove of evidence to support any claims of 'well-founded fear' for this person's safety.

A judiciary dismissive of the popular will could disrupt the balance of power among the branches; but a judiciary subservient to majoritarianism will certainly undermine democracy.