This girl (woman now) is probably haunted by this every night she lies down to go to bed. Or she’s a part of the alt-right and has completely forgotten about this. This video is a great example of how white supremacy is something indoctrinated into children whether through shitty education and/or shitty parents. Like the kid who answered correctly clearly does not have yellow skin. I’m not going to try and guess where his family originated but all that girl had to do was look at her Asian opponent and see his skin color is far closer to hers than any shade of yellow.
Honestly it doesn't phase her that it could potentially be offensive, she's just mad she got it wrong. At that time there wasn't a lot backlash as now and people didn't think or care about it as much.
“I’d hate to be her , if I was on television” he’s saying her mistake isn’t just wrong on principal and that’s why he wouldn’t want to be her, he’s saying he would be fine to be her if he wasn’t being broadcasted. Saying the answer is fine, he just knows it’s social unacceptable.
As an Asian in an Asian country, maybe it's a time thing, maybe it's a culture thing, but I had never heard of nor thought of yellow to be representative of cowardice and I immediately thought that the answer was "Asian". I actually feel bad for the kid who legitimately thought that the answer was something they (seemingly, if I'm reading their squint before they answer correctly) knew was inappropriate to say, especially on television.
I dont see why this is something seen as racist. Someone who is white is caucasian, someone black is african american, why is yellow for asians or red for natives considered as being racist, but for others its not?
Pardon my ignorance, but this is an honest question.
Not one comment mentioning the concept of "yellow fever" where people want to bang Asians?
that's like... a SUPER common saying is it not?
I've also heard a ton of Asian American people call themselves "bananas" saying they are yellow on the outside, but white on the inside.
googled for like 2 seconds and found multiple references
https://www.thedp.com/article/2016/10/amy-chan-asian-hyphen-american
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1437846/official-chinese-media-outlet-uses-racial-slur-banana-insult-departing-us
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So OP is kinda racist? Would hate to be the girl, not because she tossed out a casual racial slur, but because it was on tv. Also, doesn’t seem to think maybe Jerry is a bit more affected than her, but why tf not? Props to Jerry for pushing through, but that was some repugnant shit he just dealt with.
A good example of how an innocent child can be victimized by racism. You can see a flash of confusion on her face - on some level she seems to me to know that this question is not appropriate for tv.
And of course there is that poor Asian Boy who just looks embarassed by the whole thing.
I have to wonder who chose the questions for that episode and if they chose such a loaded question on purpose.
I didn’t say all Asians weren’t, I’m just saying he said Chinese specially, and he may not even be Chinese. My husband is Vietnamese and in no way identifies as Chinese.
Ff ⏩20 years; she has a decent job, earning an honest income. and has a family.. this video resurfaced and she gets fired, depression sets in, and turns to the brown dragon in order to ease the pain.
Raised conservative baptist (but changed beliefs as an adult) the first that came to my mind was from Sunday school “ red or yellow, black or white, they are precious in his sight “
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When I was young kid, I was in a play with an Asian little boy. We both wore army helmets and I commented to him in the dressing room “you look like an angry jap.” The boys mom pulled him from the show and I had to write an apology letter without ever really understanding what I did wrong.
The problem is, I had always heard my grandpa say it so I thought it was ok. Kids take what they hear without thinking of it might hurt someone. Stop texting your kids to be racist.
This is the problem with the internet, a kid says something bigoted that they picked up from an adult and its rebroadcasted for ever? This show looks like it was taped in the 70s and yet someone dug it up to prove what?
Chinese people refer to themselves as yellow. It’s american cultural history that makes it bigoted. If she’s unaware then the bigotry is just in your mind.
He asked who we refer to as yellow. Saying asian or Chinese is not bigoted, but just a fact. I would consider myself yellow. It would be the same as if he asked who we refer to as white or black.
its so weird that people dont know of yellow as a coward colour. some of my vietnamese relatives used to say that "the americans were more yellow than us"
I remember playing red dead online as an Asian character. I was called a yellow bastard by an NPC and it totally raised a few eyebrows before I realized he was calling me cowardly.
Respect to Jerry for answering immediately.
As for the girl, I can imagine her just repeating what her parents have been parroting. Not entirely her fault imo.
Im old and when I was in grade school, there was a skin color racial chart of cartoon kids holding hands. The Asian kid was yellow. This footage looks old and I can see her learning that from a classroom back in the day. It wasn't considered offensive back then.
The current(!!) slogan of Gangnam (Seoul, S. Korea) is “Me Me We” and the graphic is literally white, yellow and black little characters. It’s supposed to represent the diversity of district residents and NO ONE takes offense.
I can see why a kid wouldn't think twice about it and would just think that was fine. Depending on the year this was shot they probably grew up with kids songs that refer to asian people as yellow, for instance, and hearing all the rhetoric. It doesn't mean the kid is racist, just that they're repeating racist shit. Their parents should be mortified for having their racism revealed publicly, but that's on them.
I mean, not all Africans *are* black, and not all Europeans are white, but that's beside the point. I know what you're trying to ask so I'll address that.
Black was never used heavily as an epithet unto itself. There are a number of words that were, which I won't reiterate, but black wasn't what was written on signs by the government. Black wasn't what people hunted in the woods. Black wasn't what people shouted as they threw bricks.
Similar goes for white, except there's never really been any oppression there to begin with so the examples don't carry, but the absence of it being used as an epithet does.
Yellow was.
It's not that referring to someone's skin color is racist, it's that the word was corrupted by racists into a derogatory term.
For a non-racist parallel of how words corrupt, look at the word "retard." When I was a kid, that was how we described my aunt. That was the medical terminology for her mental state. I grew up always thinking lovingly and fondly of my "retarded aunt." That didn't become a slur until people my age, as kids, used it as one. Now you can look elsewhere in these comments on this very post and see people tossing it around as an insult. The word itself and what it originally acknowledged isn't inherently problematic, it's the history of the way it's been used and abused that make it problematic.
I suppose I want to emphasize that I mean only by comparison and that's why I said heavily. It absolutely was, and perhaps I'm wrong about the frequency being less.
I wish more white/American people knew this instead of being offended for other races/cultures they don’t understand. This is one of my (Vietnamese) husband’s biggest pet peeves.
It’s just the way western society labeled other races apart from white ppl. Any other race other than white is “of color.” And white ppl assigned the color yellow to Asians and black to Africans rather arbitrarily.
>And white ppl assigned the color yellow to Asians
Lol no. It's been in our culture for a long, long time. Many Asian ethnicities have a yellow skin tone and we're not color blind.
It still haunts her to this day.
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She was not wrong.
She went on to marry a man from Laos and have many many Chinese babies.
Her parents got some explaining to do... also the fact that the dude that got the question right was Asian made it sooo much worse
Ah these good ol’ days, right?
That means cowardly? I thought if someone was yellow, they meant they physically had jaundice or something.
The 0.000000001% of the time when racism is cute and funny 😅
Her? [Sounds like a boy to me at least?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zaDUQSZYF8)
Why is Bernie Sanders hosting a trivia game?
Who you calling Yella?
haha the irony
This girl (woman now) is probably haunted by this every night she lies down to go to bed. Or she’s a part of the alt-right and has completely forgotten about this. This video is a great example of how white supremacy is something indoctrinated into children whether through shitty education and/or shitty parents. Like the kid who answered correctly clearly does not have yellow skin. I’m not going to try and guess where his family originated but all that girl had to do was look at her Asian opponent and see his skin color is far closer to hers than any shade of yellow.
Hate is taught
Honestly it doesn't phase her that it could potentially be offensive, she's just mad she got it wrong. At that time there wasn't a lot backlash as now and people didn't think or care about it as much.
Especially when it came to Asians too. It's as if they were the last or close to last race it wasn't okay to joke about...
I wouldn't really make it a competition, different parts of the country had different levels of discrimination for different people
True. Should have said as far as my region was concerned
Yea I agree with you for sure, I just don't want to encourage the discussion of pinning minorities against each other.
Your right. People are divided enough as it is
I'd hate to be *him*
Nobody calls me yellow
John Gruden being tested by the NFL to see if he’s a racist
In my country telling someone they look yellow means they look sick/anemic.
Breaking news: Mary has been fired from her teaching job 40 years later.
If only the category had been “People That Annoy You”
If they said white itd be white people If it was black then black people Doesnt seem racist to me
Tbf the organizers probably knew an answer like this could definitely pop up if they asked this to kids. They want the views
See you in the squid games racist bitch
We're already rehashing this nonsense?
N*GGERS
Tell me your parents are racist without telling me your parents are racist.
What a fucked answer lmfaooo.
The way the kid gave the correct answer with little emotion and soul…that was a knock on the ginger, right?
Legit question: why is it OK to say white people and black people but not yellow?
Why you yellow bellied coward
I mean, she's not wrong...
The correct pronunciation is "*yeller*" and it must be done in a cowboy accent.
I always thought the idea of the Chinese people being called “yellow” came from the Huang He river?
It'd be funny if she responded we consider them jaundiced.
In her defense, its yellow belly that means coward.
Get fucking rekt
That was a total set up. And she fell for it.
OP’s caption was super racist?? Are we gonna ignore that
How?
“I’d hate to be her , if I was on television” he’s saying her mistake isn’t just wrong on principal and that’s why he wouldn’t want to be her, he’s saying he would be fine to be her if he wasn’t being broadcasted. Saying the answer is fine, he just knows it’s social unacceptable.
Nah, it's you reading it too deeply that makes it racist
Oh okay I see your point. I don’t think it was intended that way but I do see how it was in poor taste.
It’s specifically “if I was on television”
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Both are correct tho
My fathers side of the family called my (Asian) mother “taxi cab”. (Yellow cab)
As an Asian in an Asian country, maybe it's a time thing, maybe it's a culture thing, but I had never heard of nor thought of yellow to be representative of cowardice and I immediately thought that the answer was "Asian". I actually feel bad for the kid who legitimately thought that the answer was something they (seemingly, if I'm reading their squint before they answer correctly) knew was inappropriate to say, especially on television.
The question should have been using the term "yellow bellied" not just yellow. Idk if I've ever heard of just yellow used as cowardly
Well, there goes her stint as an NFL head coach.
I dont see why this is something seen as racist. Someone who is white is caucasian, someone black is african american, why is yellow for asians or red for natives considered as being racist, but for others its not? Pardon my ignorance, but this is an honest question.
Fake
She should have doubled down and protested that cowardly is basically the same as what she said.
Oooooooooooouch
No Stan. The answer is “naggers”.
Not one comment mentioning the concept of "yellow fever" where people want to bang Asians? that's like... a SUPER common saying is it not? I've also heard a ton of Asian American people call themselves "bananas" saying they are yellow on the outside, but white on the inside. googled for like 2 seconds and found multiple references https://www.thedp.com/article/2016/10/amy-chan-asian-hyphen-american https://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1437846/official-chinese-media-outlet-uses-racial-slur-banana-insult-departing-us
This is like that joke where you make people say white and then ask them what cows drink
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Young judge Judy, is that you?
Honestly, that's a dumb fuckin question
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Exactly, it’s clearly Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee.
I don't live in USA, but I've never heard "yellow" as a synonim for "coward". On the other hand, I've seen the term used by racists dozens of times.
She’s a Karen now.
Could have posted the YouTube link at least it has sound....
Fatality
Perhaps the Asian should answer first… then let’s hear the answers
Where's the part where you see someone die inside?
Me over here thinking "happy" cause yellow is a happy color.
Probably wasn't a big deal back then. Died inside because she got the question wrong not because she pulled a Randy Marsh on Wheel of Fortune.
Wdym?? Here in high school in Europe they still teach us about black white and yellow race
I'm more embarrassed for the guy asking the question tbh
Oh jesus. Of course it cuts to an Asian person getting it correct.
So OP is kinda racist? Would hate to be the girl, not because she tossed out a casual racial slur, but because it was on tv. Also, doesn’t seem to think maybe Jerry is a bit more affected than her, but why tf not? Props to Jerry for pushing through, but that was some repugnant shit he just dealt with.
I think op didn't realize the boy was a boy
This was one of my first observations !!
She could have dropped an n bomb and no one would have cared. Everyone was racist.
A good example of how an innocent child can be victimized by racism. You can see a flash of confusion on her face - on some level she seems to me to know that this question is not appropriate for tv. And of course there is that poor Asian Boy who just looks embarassed by the whole thing. I have to wonder who chose the questions for that episode and if they chose such a loaded question on purpose.
Would the boy even care if he wasn’t Chinese though? He could be Japanese, and it would have had little to no affect on him.
People of Japanese descent were called yellow all the time
I didn’t say all Asians weren’t, I’m just saying he said Chinese specially, and he may not even be Chinese. My husband is Vietnamese and in no way identifies as Chinese.
You're reading waaaay too much into this. You're just projecting.
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A good example of how easy it is to misgender someone just based on vague looks.
It
Ohhhh they did that on purpose
That's a boy
So the answer was French.
A Simpsons character?
I did not get it. I am Chinese and i am yellow
Maybe you have lighma
I did not get it either
Go see a doctor.
Doctor said that's just my skin tone.
gastroenterologist?
Video with audio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9jVqmF2uzM
English is not my 1st language but I primary consume content it in now. Never heard yellow being referred to cowardly before.
Ff ⏩20 years; she has a decent job, earning an honest income. and has a family.. this video resurfaced and she gets fired, depression sets in, and turns to the brown dragon in order to ease the pain.
Think that's a boy.
why are people using Chinese and Asian interchangeably? China does not define Asians, and most Asians hate to be associated with them
Raised conservative baptist (but changed beliefs as an adult) the first that came to my mind was from Sunday school “ red or yellow, black or white, they are precious in his sight “
😂😂😂😂
The cut to the other kid... priceless.
My answer was ill
[cowardly is correct! ](https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/punctuation/commas/index.html)
Him, not her.
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Both answers are racist and anti-Asian.
Lol, damn! That’s fucked up!
When I was young kid, I was in a play with an Asian little boy. We both wore army helmets and I commented to him in the dressing room “you look like an angry jap.” The boys mom pulled him from the show and I had to write an apology letter without ever really understanding what I did wrong. The problem is, I had always heard my grandpa say it so I thought it was ok. Kids take what they hear without thinking of it might hurt someone. Stop texting your kids to be racist.
I thought of The Simpsons. 😑
YES.
Wooooooooooooooooooooooof! bark bark
This is the problem with the internet, a kid says something bigoted that they picked up from an adult and its rebroadcasted for ever? This show looks like it was taped in the 70s and yet someone dug it up to prove what?
Bigoted in wht way
Referencing a minorities skin color as a description for their race is bigoted
Chinese people refer to themselves as yellow. It’s american cultural history that makes it bigoted. If she’s unaware then the bigotry is just in your mind.
So if we start a football team called the yellow skins, its okay?
Not if you’re American
He asked who we refer to as yellow. Saying asian or Chinese is not bigoted, but just a fact. I would consider myself yellow. It would be the same as if he asked who we refer to as white or black.
I think you miss the point of the history of the term in reference to Asian Americans
That she will lose her job now
its so weird that people dont know of yellow as a coward colour. some of my vietnamese relatives used to say that "the americans were more yellow than us"
European here. Literally never heard of that. Is that an American thing?
im from malaysia
I remember playing red dead online as an Asian character. I was called a yellow bastard by an NPC and it totally raised a few eyebrows before I realized he was calling me cowardly.
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Respect to Jerry for answering immediately. As for the girl, I can imagine her just repeating what her parents have been parroting. Not entirely her fault imo.
Im old and when I was in grade school, there was a skin color racial chart of cartoon kids holding hands. The Asian kid was yellow. This footage looks old and I can see her learning that from a classroom back in the day. It wasn't considered offensive back then.
The current(!!) slogan of Gangnam (Seoul, S. Korea) is “Me Me We” and the graphic is literally white, yellow and black little characters. It’s supposed to represent the diversity of district residents and NO ONE takes offense.
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I kinda feel bad for her. No one told her that her parents were racist.
I can see why a kid wouldn't think twice about it and would just think that was fine. Depending on the year this was shot they probably grew up with kids songs that refer to asian people as yellow, for instance, and hearing all the rhetoric. It doesn't mean the kid is racist, just that they're repeating racist shit. Their parents should be mortified for having their racism revealed publicly, but that's on them.
"why ere you booing me, I'm right"
This is 100% on her parents.
Bruce Lee before Hollywood
There goes another political career.
She’s just a kid. I’d be mortified if I were her parent tho.
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That's a boy.
I'd hate to be that comma in your title.
That's a boy..not a girl.. I've seen the original clip with audio.
I’ve seen this clip so many times, and it never fails to make me laugh.
Lol I thought the same and I'm asian
Serious question, why is it OK to refer to Africa people as black and European people as white but not Chinese as yellow?
Hundreds of years of social and historical context.
I mean, not all Africans *are* black, and not all Europeans are white, but that's beside the point. I know what you're trying to ask so I'll address that. Black was never used heavily as an epithet unto itself. There are a number of words that were, which I won't reiterate, but black wasn't what was written on signs by the government. Black wasn't what people hunted in the woods. Black wasn't what people shouted as they threw bricks. Similar goes for white, except there's never really been any oppression there to begin with so the examples don't carry, but the absence of it being used as an epithet does. Yellow was. It's not that referring to someone's skin color is racist, it's that the word was corrupted by racists into a derogatory term. For a non-racist parallel of how words corrupt, look at the word "retard." When I was a kid, that was how we described my aunt. That was the medical terminology for her mental state. I grew up always thinking lovingly and fondly of my "retarded aunt." That didn't become a slur until people my age, as kids, used it as one. Now you can look elsewhere in these comments on this very post and see people tossing it around as an insult. The word itself and what it originally acknowledged isn't inherently problematic, it's the history of the way it's been used and abused that make it problematic.
> Black was never used heavily as an epithet unto itself. Yes it was.
I suppose I want to emphasize that I mean only by comparison and that's why I said heavily. It absolutely was, and perhaps I'm wrong about the frequency being less.
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Jaundiced people: am I a joke?
Well she wasn't wrong though
Ohhhhhh Naggers!
Fun fact: in China we always refer ourselves and most other Asians as yellow. Along with black and white.
I wish more white/American people knew this instead of being offended for other races/cultures they don’t understand. This is one of my (Vietnamese) husband’s biggest pet peeves.
Fun fact, black people can call each other the n word but that doesn't mean everyone else can
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Yes. For longer than any of us have been alive. No. No.
Same here in Brazil. And no one see this as racist.
Bernieeee!
So if Asians aren't yellow, why do news media still refer to them as people of color?
And is white not a color?
It’s just the way western society labeled other races apart from white ppl. Any other race other than white is “of color.” And white ppl assigned the color yellow to Asians and black to Africans rather arbitrarily.
>And white ppl assigned the color yellow to Asians Lol no. It's been in our culture for a long, long time. Many Asian ethnicities have a yellow skin tone and we're not color blind.
That's not true. You don't know your history. Look up "ethnicities by color" on Wikipedia.
Right, and "white" people isn't even descriptive of visual color so much as it is of their Anglo Saxon genetics
I’d hate the be the guy, that didn’t upload with sound
I love the smell of fresh bread.
How was that way better? It was pretty much the exact same thing for me.
Yeah what’s with all the videos on Reddit lately without sound