Sentence examples for racist Chinese from inspiring English sources

But the Hangover posse's pose might have more heft if they themselves hadn't made a film nearly as racist (Chinese people talk funny! Hilarious!) and misogynistic (all women are shrews, except for strippers, who are awesome) as any of Gibson's deluded rants.

Despite what "original intent" conservatives might want to believe, the federal government hardly regulated immigration at all until the blatantly racist Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, and more generally with the Immigration Control Act of 1924, the culmination of years of protectionist and nativist agitation during the Progressive Era.

I got to the segment in WHO IS AMERICA where state rep Jason Spencer (Republican-GA) starts speaking in a racist Chinese voice and I thought, "Wow, this is pretty offensive!" But then I got to the segment where he started screaming the N-word repeatedly... Seriously, fuck this guy... #JasonSpencer #WhoIsAmerica pic.twitter.com/OWUe95nYfq.

Remainers have spent so much time online calling people racist that Chinese primary school children are getting a raise for mining the lithium for their new batteries.

If someone was racist against Chinese people, fine.

Although she praised African-American workers, she was known to make racist remarks about Chinese immigrants.

The Wigan owner, Dave Whelan, has vowed to resign as the Championship club's chairman if the Football Association punishes him for making racist remarks about Chinese and Jewish people but the Everton manager is adamant that his old ally does not discriminate against anyone.

Does the colonial, white, racist view of Chinese people persist?

I looked at my children, who have epicanthal folds of varying degrees, and wondered how this racist representation of Chinese eyes was sinking into their psyches.

A trailer for a supposed new video game that plays on racist stereotypes about Chinese restaurants is riling up a New York congresswoman, who says it's in bad taste.

2016 is also the year when Calvin Trillin published a poem of racist doggerel about Chinese food in The New Yorker, then defended it as an attempt to be funny.