Diwatang Byaning

I gots home one Saturday afternoon from work and at my was surprised a few friends are bbq-ing and havng drinks in “our house” - yeah, I wasn’t even invited arg!

It was fun there were alot of chikka-chikka and kwento’s [kasama ang kwentong barbero] and yadda-yadda and blah-blah-blah’s and kiaw-kiaw-kiaw hehehehe and suddenly the conversation turned into some heated debate.

No, I am not a Racist, in fact I have dated a few - here and there African-Americans - call me anything but I an no Racist! I know how it feels to be discriminated by your own race, age and sexual preference. Trust me, on the sunscreen.

Few years ago, if you remember SARS? Well, at that time I was in Madison WI, at airport on my way back here. (Happens that I am sick at that time, aside from my really bad allergies - I really have a bad hay fever at that time.) I did really suffered from SARS as in (Severe Asian Racism Syndrome!) At the airport, since I was coughing and sneezing almost all the time… And peope were staring at me and covering their mouth as if I have SARS! Uhg!

You know my Chinese Lady story right? I did not get mad at that because someone [A white trash, if you allow me to say that] labeled me as “Chinese Lady” yeah, I did not get mad because he called me Chinese which is am not. I gots mad because of the label he had on me. [Get my foint?], and the way he said that word “Chinese Lady!”

Do not Sharon Stone me to death! [If you happen to be a conservative, please do not click! LOLS!]

From Someone: You see I don’t get “you people” - There came a time that you called yourselves colored and then changed it into Afro-American then to “African-American” (Because of Jessie Jackson?) then to Black then now what? N1$^&()@7 WORD? [Cause I always hear it on the TV on the Radio.] Now I am confused, whether what to call you guys…

At that time all I could say is - BRB cause it’s English time bwehehe… I’ve had too much English already at work!

My 2 cents: Yes it is true that almost all the time I, myself hear the N-word on the telly, on the radio and on the streets. [It is okay to use the N-Word if you are black and not if you are white or belong to other racesssess.] Using that word, in my own opinion is pretty much ignorant and classless. Whether you are black/white/blue/red/pink/yellow - [Syet, buo na ang Bioman! HAHAHA] Why use it?

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