Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "Virginia school addresses 'segregation game' targeting Asian American student" video.

  1. Grew up in MD years ago. We only had 10 Asian people in our suburb. No Latino people. About 10-15% black. No one in school ever made fun of me. This one kid physically attacked me once in class and my friend jumped in. I think that was more because he was from a "kids home" rather than racial though. It was more common outside of school. Random people saying stuff. My friends always stuck up for me. By the time we got to high school, we did have a relatively large ESL program. We must have been a magnet school for ESL because I don't remember all the students living in the suburb. (We did have real segregation. No one ever spoke about it though. I didn't even realize it until I moved away and asked my Dad out of curiosity one day why all the black people lived in one area of the suburb.)
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  2. I had a job when I was 11. Geez, grow up dude. Kids are exposed to even more with internet. I only had books, magazines and newspapers at that age. Edit: just googled. It's a K-5 school. I stand corrected. And, depends on the class level.
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  3.  @Drownedinblood  You transposed it. The attacker was from a "kids home" (orphanage). And, I was a pretty good kid back then and was nice to everyone. He just randomly attacked me in the classroom. It was in 6th grade. Edit: just looked on Google Maps. Still there.
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  4. Wait, what? The media created racists? There was racial steering in my childhood suburbs until 20-30 years ago.
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