| Comment | You don't have to substantiate up your accusations, but they feel fairly knee-jerk and ill-thought-out.
Here is a quick definition of casual racism from Black Minds Matter:
>Casual racism stems from a negative stereotype about a race or a religion. It can be an off-handed comment or, in some cases, jokes between social groups.
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>Due to the casual nature of these comments, it can be downplayed as a ‘joke’, or reduced to the realm of ‘not really racist’ – but the impact can be just as harmful as someone being overtly racist.
The original post, playing up to Chinese plans of world domination, arguably ticks this box.
Cariacturing that conspiracy theory by suggesting the Chinese military were going to send soldiers on *lowrider bicycles* to attack a *meme-famous kebab shop*? I remain unconvinced. My parody conspiracy was intended to undercut the sterotype not reinforce it. |
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