The racism of a kimono

[matsuki]

Ohio to culture is like corn is to pizza...

[Wage Slave]

he is integrating

She you patriarchal white scum.

Tomoyo Joshi is currently a senior majoring in Gender Sexuality and Feminist Study.

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Even now, I am all too familiar with the privilege, opportunity, and power that this English provides me. Writing these words, thinking about language, in English, pains me, especially because I’m not sure if I could write this as accurately and concisely in Japanese. But I think I’ve come to terms that I will never really be “fluent enough”; I will constantly feel frustrated, one way or another. But what both languages have given me is more words to be myself, and so, while this is not a conclusion of any sorts (and in an attempt to provide a meaningful conclusion to this post) I know that I will always struggle with language and identity.

And that, right there, is empowerment. It makes you swell with pride, just to be there to witness it.

It will be interesting to see how well such power transfers to workplace skills.

Especially in a Japanese workplace.

[inflames]

And that, right there, is empowerment. It makes you swell with pride, just to be there to witness it.

It will be interesting to see how well such power transfers to workplace skills.

Especially in a Japanese workplace.

They'd probably assume feminist studies means she studied how to properly serve tea to male customers and proper conservative clothes and makeup for the seasons.

That entire thing is rich, especially coming from a Japanese person. I'm sure the second she gets back, she'll be protesting for minority rights in Japan, right?

I once went to a lecture by those Kyoto food people - they are basically all professional chefs and care far more about the ingredients, so using Japanese ingredients in French food (to create something new) counts as Japanese food to them.

[Coligny]

Aka the toddler rule, "if i see it I want it" and "if i can touch it, then it's mine"
Lucky these tards don't have nukes...