'Microaggressions', what does that mean exactly to someone who is locked into the dominating Euro-centric mindset in the USA?
by
Angela M. (Kikuchi) Kneale
It
may not be outright hatred, however after decades of organizing
experiences in the USA I cannot differentiate between racial hatred
and cultural assassination. USA generally views Acceptance as
something akin to an idealistic and compartmentalized Epcot Center
project.
However,
there is a growing population of mixed race individuals in the United
States of America. And, mainland United States does not promote a
peaceable paradigm and does use culture to mentally institutionalize
individuals as a form of economic slavery.
There
needs to be a separation of USA's traditional slave culture approach
to diversity.
Many individuals like myself are from multiple cultures where we
are not persecuted as slaves. Yet when we are put into the typical USA
paradigm, there is an immediate cast class put on us in an effort to
suppress and assassinate us. There is largely little support for our
own cultural values, traditions, and foods. Instead USA mainstream
culture seeks to capitalize on minority market segments and use
anyone as a cultural actor to create political clandestine operations
from within the USA. So, in other words, the dominant capitalist traditionally creates a conversation that intends to EXCLUDE us from our own cultural bases because they choose to violate basic human rights to culture under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Not only does it assert destruction of cultural appropriation, this has become part of the average mainstream American experience
of minority and culturally diverse cuisines and people. It is intentional tool for USA intelligence agencies to maintain its foreign policy and harm some of us who have considerable family relations in politics abroad. And, USA foreign
policy and domestic perceptions have been and continue to be
maneuvered around segregated, idealistic, compartmentalized American
minority communities.
Loose ends
Is
it an extension of MK Ultra to normalize minorities and 1st generation Americans to a segregated population?
What
are the effects on the cosmopolitan and multicultural person?
How
does this affect interacting with diverse family?
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