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Although she wasn't a celebrity a few days ago, a student at UCLA, Alexandra Wallace has become something of a name for a really unfortunate anti-Asian video she posted to YouTube, "Asians in the Library," in which she makes the mocking "ching-chong" phony Chinese sound and makes a comment about how Asians in the library are irritating her even if they're getting news about their relatives "back home" after the tsunami.
Gil Asakawa: Some People Think Japan's Earthquake and Tsunami Are Payback for Pearl Harbor? Really? Gil Asakawa 2011
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Although she wasn't a celebrity a few days ago, a student at UCLA, Alexandra Wallace has become something of a name for a really unfortunate anti-Asian video she posted to YouTube, "Asians in the Library," in which she makes the mocking "ching-chong" phony Chinese sound and makes a comment about how Asians in the library are irritating her even if they're getting news about their relatives "back home" after the tsunami.
Gil Asakawa: Some People Think Japan's Earthquake and Tsunami Are Payback for Pearl Harbor? Really? Gil Asakawa 2011
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McFarlane is allowed to because he likes musicals and is a big fat liberal like Rosie O'Donnell who wasn't fired after "ching-chong".
"We, in former times, constantly made jokes about different races." Ann Althouse 2009
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She's left-field and quirky, geeky and unafraid, doesn't ching-chong jokes for easy laughs, doesn't get fussy about her sloppy hair and moon face.
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And for people like myself and other Asians I know who have dealt with, who have had, as kids, people running around, slanting their eyes, yelling ching-chong, ching-chong (ph), looking at a picture like this really feels like a kick in the face.
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The difference between the Swedish Chef and Rosie's "ching-chong" bit is the difference between ethnic anybody remember that thing called "ethnic" humor? and racist humor.
"So what is it that makes Rosie's 'ching chong' so offensive?" Ann Althouse 2007
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And that will only lead to saying "ching-chong" things, not because it's funny, but because it irritates the fuddy duddies.
"So what is it that makes Rosie's 'ching chong' so offensive?" Ann Althouse 2007
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And that will only lead to saying "ching-chong" things, not because it's funny, but because it irritates the fuddy duddies.
"So what is it that makes Rosie's 'ching chong' so offensive?" Ann Althouse 2007
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If he was pretending to sing in Chinese with "ching-chong" nonsense syllables, would anyone wonder if that was "useful cultural cross-over"?
Deaf Karaoke with David Armand Kay Olson 2007
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IMO, saying "ching-chong" is the same as doing the slanty-eyed thing.
"So what is it that makes Rosie's 'ching chong' so offensive?" Ann Althouse 2007
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