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一篇評論引起的風波
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伊利華報在242期第7版面刋登汪翔先生的一篇關於ABC電視辱華言論的文章:《華裔,別被他人當槍使》汪翔寫道:ABC幾個屁小孩的兒語,居然演變成ABC蓄謀已久的侮辱華裔的一部分,演變成今天美國各地鋪天蓋地的“(華裔)被壓迫”者的反抗。看起來,其來勢洶洶,頗有當初民國時期的共產黨對付國民政府的風範︰只可惜,ABC不是當初的國民黨,想被你怎麼樣折騰就怎麼樣折騰。美國政府也不是當初的民國政府,想怎麼打壓媒體就怎麼打壓。這些“代表”華裔的“精英們”也當不了今天的“共產黨”。
如果是實況轉播,在小孩說了那麼幾句“不該說”的話的時候,如果你是ABC的負責人/主管,你該怎麼辦?立即叫停嗎?!如果是,那麼,你又是什麼?同時,作為主持人,你不說“有點意思”這樣非常普通和標準的不帶色彩的禮貌回答,難道你應該說︰小毛孩,閉上你的臭嘴!甚至是將他們和他們的父母去關進監獄里面去嗎?或者像薄煕來一樣,對不聽話的手下來個“莫須有”罪名?
如果你只是說了一句“有點意思”,那麼,你又為什麼需要道歉?道歉什麼呢?在國內,今天的中國,很多地方可還是在這麼做的!他們喜歡這樣,也能夠做到這樣,你覺得這是他們的能耐,還是中國公民的悲哀和中國國家與中華民族的悲哀?!
可是,這里是美國,所有人都擁有言論自由。如果孩子們在ABC的節目里面說奧巴馬是白痴,你作為奧巴馬的白宮雇員和國安部的主管,會採取什麼樣的行動?又有多大的權力採取多少行動?恐怕,除了一聲嘆息之外,你什麼都做不了,也不敢做。
這就是美國,這就是美國公民的權利和自由所在。我們是美國人,我們是華裔。但是,如果我們必須在兩者之間選擇一個和唯一一個,那麼,我們到底是誰?!。。。
伊利華報朋友讀者邢永瑞先生給本報提出了他對汪翔先生的看法:讀完汪先生的文章十分生氣,作爲一個華人他在胡説八道,第一:這不是實况轉播這是轉播,這是有動機的。我個人沒有否認6歲小孩懂什麼,但這個問題的背後有預謀。華人在美國爲華人爭取利益已經化了幾代人的心血,汪先生的文章不僅讓我個人還有我敎會以及其他華人看了都很心痛,還有他的另外一篇在22版面上的刋登的《怎樣做好華裔美國人》,他寫的文章是自相矛盾的。同胞請不要忘記,無論你現在在那里,是什麼國籍,你的血流着中華的血。我來美國43年,美國就是一個來自世界各國各地人的組合,今天你入籍了,你也是被稱:中國人-美國人(英國人-美國人,非洲人-美國人)在美國人的前面寫的是你的出生地也就是你的根。
邢先生給了伊利華報一封信這是美華協會會長給華裔寫的信:見英文文章
做我能做的事情:
提到印尼美籍華人邢永瑞 (Ray Hing), 43年前他來到美國,他曾經困惑了,他旣不是美國人,也不是印尼人,他也不是中國人,他到底是誰?
Who am
I?邢永瑞說,有一天他明白了:我是中國人,無論我生活在印尼,還是美國,無論我的身份是什麼,這都改變不了我的黃皮膚,黑頭發。“我是中國人,我的根始終屬於中國”。
另外邢永瑞覺得,對中國30多年來的發展,他是持肯定態度的。未來中國的發展,邢永瑞提出了自己的看法。因爲他經常在美國和中國二地來回跑,建立了他的人脈網絡,他信仰基督已有40多年,
他要發揮他的能力爲中美的經濟文化做一個橋樑。
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OCA Seeks Accountability with ABC and
the FCC for Co-Option of Children in Hate Speech WASHINGTON, D.C. OCA
Asian Pacific American Advocates, a national membership driven
organization dedicated to advancing the political, social, and
economic well-being of Asian Pacific Americans (APA), continues to
pressure Jimmy Kimmel Live representatives and American Broadcasting
Company (ABC) executives to hold themselves accountable for the "kill
all the Chinese” comment by pushing for an Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) investigation and directly contacting sponsors of the
show.
As previously mentioned, on October 16, 2013, Jimmy Kimmel Live aired
a skit titled "Kids Table” where a child proposed "kill all the
Chinese” as a political solution to the United States’ debt. Since
then, the Asian Pacific American community held various protests and
petitions calling for apologies, disciplinary action, and
investigations into the incident. One petition launched on "We the
People”, the official petition website for the White House, has gained
over 100,000 signatures.
Since the broadcast of the "kill all the Chinese” comment on Jimmy
Kimmel Live, OCA has been in active dialogue with ABC executives;
filed a formal complaint with the FCC to address the xenophobic
rhetoric and the community’s concern about the welfare of all children
involved in the segment; and engaged the Congressional Asian Pacific
American Caucus and the White House Initiative on Asian American and
Pacific Islanders to support efforts seeking to ensure that similar
incidents are not repeated in the future. Over 30 days have passed
since the incident occurred, and while phone calls and e-mail
communication have been exchanged between OCA, partner organizations,
and ABC, OCA has yet to receive a definite commitment to an in-person
meeting with ABC executives and Jimmy Kimmel representatives.
"Prejudice, discrimination, and racism against Asian Pacific Americans
in the media are not isolated incidents. This Jimmy Kimmel segment is
only the latest event containing hateful language and negative
portrayals of Asian Pacific Americans. We have been, and continue to
be, the target of hate, both on-screen and in our personal lives,”
says Sharon M. Wong, OCA President, "We are tired of being used as
convenient scapegoats and demonized by the media. It is for this
reason that our community has come together in such large waves to
protest and petition Jimmy Kimmel. This incident has even gained the
attention of the Chinese Canadian National Council. We want justice,
and ABC and the Jimmy Kimmel show must be held accountable for their
actions.”
The Asian Pacific American community continues to demand
accountability from ABC and Jimmy Kimmel. OCA will meet with FCC
Commissioner Ajit Pai in the coming week to continue pursuing a formal
investigation and will actively discuss OCA’s concerns with the
sponsors of Jimmy Kimmel Live.
"This incident is not about challenging the Freedom of Speech,” says
Tom Hayashi, OCA Executive Director, "It is about perpetuating hate by
broadcasting offensive remarks from children who have yet to fully
understand the difference between right and wrong. When minors are
used in non-scripted programming and respond in hateful ways to
prompted questions, the network has an obligation to remove the
material. They should also debrief the children and their families to
ensure that such ideas are not promulgated. In order to accomplish
this, our community must continue to put the pressure on ABC, Jimmy
Kimmel Live, their sponsors, and the FCC to ensure that they are
responsive and that this never happens again. It took 200,000
complaints to the FCC before they investigated the Janet Jackson
wardrobe malfunction incident during the 2000 Super Bowl. We need to
exceed that number and demand action from the agency. And while the
e-petitions and the demonstrations have helped us get to where we are,
we will continue to be rendered invisible in their eyes if we do not
raise our voices through action.”
OCA chapter members, lay advocates, and interested individuals can
file a form 2000e complaint with the FCC HERE. Additionally,
individuals can support OCA’s efforts to pull sponsorship from Jimmy
Kimmel sponsors by contacting the corporations listed on the OCA
website. A sample message that can be used when contacting sponsors is
as follows:
"Jimmy Kimmel Live continues to harm the Asian Pacific American
community through the usage of children to promote hateful ideas and
language. I am not only deeply concerned about my community but also
about the welfare of the children co-opted as part of the program and
how the show perpetuates hatred by exposing children to this sort of
dialogue and language. Please stop sponsoring Jimmy Kimmel Live until
they are held to account for their actions.”
OCA National Center
1322 18th Street NW
Washington, DC 20036
P: (202) 223 5500 | F: (202) 296 0540 |
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