Asian men, do you feel less than men?

[theking]

I've never felt that way, probably because I don't allowed others to treat me like that:

‘We’ve been seen as less than men for so long’: John Cho reflects on breaking stereotypes in ‘Harold & Kumar’

John Cho may be long past his days of weed-fueled road trips in “Harold & Kumar,” but almost 20 years later, the actor reflected back on how the film franchise may have been ahead of its time.

Cho, now 50 years old, spoke on the years he reprised the titular role of Harold along with Kal Penn as Kumar in a recent interview with The Guardian: “Its posture towards race is to laugh at it. Instead of elevating it, it took the stereotypes and turned the sock inside out. Looking back, I think we were ahead of our time a little bit.”

The original 2004 film “Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle,” followed by “Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay” (2008) and “A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas'' (2011), starred Cho and Penn at a time when AAPI actors hardly ever headlined major Hollywood productions — a pattern that’s only begun to shift in recent years. When they were on screen, it was to push a stereotypical narrative far removed from the reality of many Asian Americans.

“In America, everyone sees your race first, but that’s not the way you feel,” Cho said. “I never feel Asian, necessarily — it’s the world that makes me think about it.”

[hmgROCK]

i know a guy who likes to go around dressing as a female on highway 1
picking up dude

 

[theking]

I ALREADY STOP CLICKUON THEM

 

[hmgROCK]

can't be a man
if you are a transwoman
who likes to wear female clothing on highway 1

 

West, my favorite especially along the 1 PCH but you'll have to pay more for gas:

[theking]

I ALREADY STOP CLICKUON THEM

THEREFORE:

yeah i just make that stuff up

Just lied, dude

BECAUSE:

I HATE MYSELF