Please note: I am not a drag performer or getting a demo audition reel prepared for RuPaul's Drag Race. These are merely art pics done by my other half in our studio.
With this blog, I share things about my worldview, for all to read and see, to enhance people's understanding of me and the world. Since I have an opinion and a big mouth, I strongly feel the need to speak up and out about things that are important to me, regardless of the risks I take to do so.
15 May 2014
14 May 2014
Rude is rude
Just because one may be older than I does not excuse them from OR entitle them to throw manners by the wayside. And that goes to foreign tourists as well, who should also know better. I understand some of the reasoning behind it, however, rude is rude. Just tired of calling people out in ordinary situations about their behavior, as it has happened a lot to me this past week.
08 May 2014
Ambrose Lam is a douchebag
HongWrong.com: ATV News Calls Out Law Society's A…: http://youtu.be/kN5hqOFsxi4
What a lazy and ignorant fuck! Forget that he's educated.
Even though English is the OTHER official language of Hong Kong, he refuses to be transparent to the English press. "Translate it."
It reflects the attitudes of many HKers now about the role of English in THEIR Hong Kong. The Hong Kong that expats -- those who are white and those who are from other Asian countries -- have helped build and contribute to daily life.
I wonder if he can be taken to court because he potentially violated the Racial Discrimination Ordinance.
English speakers -- Expats, Indians and those from other Asian countries -- have been feeling the pinch of exclusion and the opportunity to participate fully in HK daily life. Especially since Hong Kong has been toting itself as a "World Class City". WHATEVER.
At this point, I would rather go to SINGAPORE! It has its problems, but at least I would feel more welcome and safer.
Don't get me wrong. I don't hate Hong Kong. I don't appreciate being treated like a second-class human being by people who think they are better than I, because of which language I use as my first language. Or because of where my family is from. Or because of which government issued my passport.
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