The Unspoken Reality of Racism in Education
Malcom Solomon shares his thoughts on how to address racial bias in Chinese international education.
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How to Navigate a Racist World: A Beijing Mom’s Advice to Her Daughters
George Floyd’s murder in the states has served as a global catalyst for a movement against systemic racism and police brutality. Societal pressures faced by People of color around the world have been pushed to the fore. Black people the world over are coming out, sharing their experiences on social media platforms, and demanding change.
Beijing’s Expat Families Worry About Their Place in China
People of color in Beijing have long decried maltreatment in the city, from people refusing to sit next to them on trains, to arbitrary photos being taken of them in public spaces, and derogatory language being used against them within earshot by Chinese nationals under the illusion that they did not understand Chinese.
Going Abroad? Prepare for the Beijing Backlash
“I’m just visiting from Beijing. We came to celebrate Chinese New Year with family here”…
Sharing Scales: Is the The Rainbow Fish Really a Positive Story?
As parents, we are always trying to give our children the best, most thoughtful environment…
Talking to Kids About Attitudes to Race
For a white, western man, one of the oddest aspects of living in China is…
Crossing the Border: When Does Culture Shock Become Racism?
Experiencing different cultures is part of the reason we travel, and those of us who…