Comments by "007 JMK" (@fujigoko007) on "What Is It Like To Be Black In Japan? | SPECTRUM: Being Black in…Asia" video.

  1. Japanese language is a language in which the subject is subordinate to the verb as a nominative, and subjectivity is intersubjective. Intersubjective means that subjectivity is shared Therefore, there is no discrimination between Japanese speakers It becomes a phenomenon of isolation rather than hostility.
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