“Racist” Chinese Detergent Ad

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“Racist” Chinese Detergent Ad

Only in the West, infected by Cultural Marxism do we hear arguments that race does not exist, that it is only a “social construct”. The rest of the world knows race exists. Most people clearly know who they are. They are unashamedly supportive of their own race or tribe  and fearful, contemptuous of or hostile to others.
 
The Cultural Marxist mental syphilis seeks to erode European pride and will to exist and defend itself against invaders.
 
“Anti-racism”, thus, can only be seen as a code word for anti-White.
 
Paul Fromm
Director
CANADA FIRST IMMIGRATION REFORM COMMITTEE

This Chinese laundry detergent commercial is jaw-droppingly racist

Updated by on May 27, 2016, 1:10 p.m. ET @germanrlopezgerman.lopez@vox.com

On first thought, a laundry detergent commercial may not seem like a place for any message about race whatsoever. But as the blog Shanghaiist reports, a company in China apparently decided blatant racism was the right way to sell laundry detergent.

The ad, for Qiaobi laundry detergent, starts with a woman doing her laundry, when a paint-splattered black man appears. The woman signals him to her washing machine, then stuffs detergent in his mouth and pushes him into the machine. After the wash is done, a young, clean Chinese man rises out of the machine.

There’s not much to explain here. This ad is blatantly racist. (And based on a similar Italian commercial.)

But it’s also a reminder that attitudes over race and skin color in China can be very bad. Shanghaiist explained:

Thanks to traditional beauty standards valuing white skin, many Chinese people have a well-established phobia of dark skin which unfortunately also breeds racist attitudes towards people of African descent, who are viewed by some as “dirty” simply because of their skin tone.

Another recent example of how this shows up in marketing, also cited by Shanghaiist, is the promotion for Star Wars: In China, posters for The Force Awakens were altered to minimize John Boyega, a black actor who plays Finn, a central character in the movie.

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