喺呢個互動頁面中，你將搵到具有歷史意義嘅黑人與亞洲人嘅互動。 每個歷史事件都相互依存，為可持續的關係創造持續的可能性
Black people in Asia
As early as the Tang Dynasty (618-907), Black people from Africa were brought to China as the lowest scale in the social hierarchy. The term Negrito was first applied by Spanish sailors in the 16th century after encounters with such people during early forays into the region. The term Kunlun (equivalent of Negrito) slaves appeared in early Chinese poetry. “Orang Asli, the First People” also were in various parts of Southeast Asia and the Asian Pacific Island of Papua New Guinea.
- Read more: The Discourse of Race in Modern China, by Frank Dikötter
Third-World Alliance
Fostering Continuous Solidarity since #BLM
In 2020, protests to support the Black Lives Matter movement arose in multiple countries in Asia, especially around the murder of George Floyd.
Leaders Working for Peace
In 1966, Dr. King and Thích Nhất Hạnh met in Chicago. Both religious leaders dedicated their lives advocating for a society that would treat human beings as people instead of objects.
Further Deepening Solidarity
Black Lives Matter movements and Anti-Asian Hate Awareness generated more mutual support for solidarity between these two communities.
- M4BL Statement on Anti-Asian Violence
- The Asian American Response to Black Lives Matter Is Part of a Long, Complicated History (TIME)
- Rising Against Asian Hate: One Day In March · 54:20 · documentary (PBS/Exploring Hate)
想從另一個角度了解亞裔美國人嘅歷史：
“The boundaries of Asian American identity, like the boundaries of Asia itself, are always in flux, and were constructed by dynamics of power that need to be studied: imperialism, racial domination, gender oppression, labor exploitation, war, and social movements.”