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l*****a
发帖数: 34 | 1 http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
这份待遇。
只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。 | A*********u
发帖数: 8976 | 2 "Nothing in this resolution may be construed or relied on to authorize or
support any claim, including but not limited to constitutionally based
claims, claims for monetary compensation or claims for equitable relief
against the United States or any other party, or serve as a settlement of
any claim against the United States."
http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
这份待遇。
只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。
【在 l*****a 的大作中提到】
: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
: 真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
: 向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
: 我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
: 这份待遇。
: 只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。
| c**d
发帖数: 3888 | 3 你会读英语但却不能明白这件事的真正含义。
不是所有事都跟要用钱衡量的
【在 A*********u 的大作中提到】
: "Nothing in this resolution may be construed or relied on to authorize or
: support any claim, including but not limited to constitutionally based
: claims, claims for monetary compensation or claims for equitable relief
: against the United States or any other party, or serve as a settlement of
: any claim against the United States."
:
: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
: 真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
: 向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
: 我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
| g*****g
发帖数: 202 | 4 1882年通过的排华法案系美国历史上唯一针对某一族裔的移民排斥法案，直到1943年才
被废除。该法连同其它歧视性法案禁止华人在美拥有房产、禁止华人与白人通婚、禁止
华人妻子儿女移民美国﹑禁止华人在政府就职、禁止华人同白人在法院对簿公堂等。 | l*****o
发帖数: 9235 | 5 国内对排华法案宣传不够。 排华法案还是日本轰炸珍珠港后，宋美菱穿上旗袍，去米
蒂乞求才废除的。
否则这个法案直到二战后都会存在。 | s*********5
发帖数: 5637 | 6 我想问问大家，你们觉得这个事儿更容易办成还是最高法院推翻‘族裔考量’的高校录
取制度更容易办成呀？或者哪一样对我们的实际生活有着更大的意义呀？如果我的精力
有限，该花更大的精力办那件事情呢？谢谢。 | A*********u
发帖数: 8976 | 7 "In 1988, Congress passed and President Ronald Reagan signed legislation
which apologized for the internment on behalf of the U.S. government. The
legislation said that government actions were based on "race prejudice, war
hysteria, and a failure of political leadership".[12] The U.S. government
eventually disbursed more than $1.6 billion in reparations to Japanese
Americans who had been interned and their heirs.[13]"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_American_internment
"Nothing in this resolution may be construed or relied on to authorize or
support any claim, including but not limited to constitutionally based
claims, claims for monetary compensation or claims for equitable relief
against the United States or any other party, or serve as a settlement of
any claim against the United States."
http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
这份待遇。
只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。
【在 A*********u 的大作中提到】
: "Nothing in this resolution may be construed or relied on to authorize or
: support any claim, including but not limited to constitutionally based
: claims, claims for monetary compensation or claims for equitable relief
: against the United States or any other party, or serve as a settlement of
: any claim against the United States."
:
: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
: 真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
: 向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
: 我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
| s*********5
发帖数: 5637 | 8 这是《洛杉矶时报》上的分析文章：众议院正式为排华草案像亚裔道歉。
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-house-apo
By Richard Simon
June 18, 2012, 3:00 p.m.
WASHINGTON — One hundred and thirty years after passage of the Chinese
Exclusion Act, the House on Monday expressed its regret for enacting
discriminatory laws targeting Chinese immigrants.
The rare apology came on a resolution sponsored by Rep.Judy Chu (D-Calif.),
the first Chinese American woman elected to Congress.
"This is a proud moment for all Americans who treasure justice and equality,
’’ said Carolyn Hong Chan, national president of the Chinese American
Citizens Alliance.
Chu, whose grandfather was forced to register and carry a certificate of
residence for about 40 years because of the laws, told House colleagues
Monday: "It is for my grandfather and for all Chinese Americans who were
told for six decades by the U.S. government that the land of the free wasn’
t open to them that we must pass this resolution.
"We must finally and formally acknowledge these ugly laws that were
incompatible with America’s founding principles,'' she added. "By doing so,
we will acknowledge that discrimination has no place in our society.''
The Senate approved a similar resolution last fall.
"It’s a very significant day for the Chinese American community,’’ said
Martin Gold, a Washington, D.C., lobbyist who volunteered his services to
Chinese American groups to help win passage of the resolution.
"It’s a point of closure,’’ he added, noting that many Chinese Americans
have personal stories about family members affected by anti-Chinese laws.
The vote came after Chu revised the resolution to specify that nothing in it
should be construed as support for reparations.
Chu was approached by a coalition of Chinese American groups to introduce
the resolution shortly after her election to the House in 2009. The
resolution made it to the House floor after Chinese Americans stepped up
efforts to persuade their representatives to support the measure.
"It took a nationwide effort,’’ she said in an interview.
To call attention to the resolution, she recently held a news conference at
the downtown Los Angeles site of the 1871 Chinese Massacre, in which 19
Chinese were killed by a mob of about 500.
Between 1879 and 1904, Congress passed a number of laws targeting Chinese
immigrants, including the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, signed by President
Arthur. It barred Chinese laborers from entering the country for a decade (
and later extended) and denied U.S. citizenship to Chinese immigrants
already here. The law was repealed in 1943 after China became a U.S. ally in
World War II.
In 2009, California issued a similar apology for the state's discrimination
against Chinese immigrants.
Congress has issued similar apologies before, but they are rare.
In 1993, Congress apologized to Hawaiians for the U.S.-led overthrow of
their monarchy in 1893.
In 1988, President Reagan signed legislation providing $1.25 billion, or $20
,000 each, in reparations and a formal apology for Japanese Americans
interned during World War II.
In 2008, the House issued an apology to African Americans "on behalf of the
people of the United States, for the wrongs committed against them and their
ancestors who suffered under slavery and Jim Crow." The Senate passed a
similar resolution a year later. | b*******r
发帖数: 6655 | 9 请问大约有多少华人为此议案团结奋争了？
【在 l*****a 的大作中提到】
: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
: 真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
: 向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
: 我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
: 这份待遇。
: 只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。
| c**d
发帖数: 3888 | 10 Many many
Just because you don't know them doesn't mean they don't exist.
【在 b*******r 的大作中提到】
: 请问大约有多少华人为此议案团结奋争了？
| c**d
发帖数: 3888 | 11 Go out and be active in your community, guys. Don't let a few naysayers
distract you. We can accomplish a lot.
This is democracy. The squeaky wheel gets the grease (or, the crying baby
gets the milk). | l*****a
发帖数: 34 | 12 再加一点。排华法案和华人被歧视的历史是写在美国历史教材里的。虽然教材很中立的
从历史的角度描述了这段过程。但是恐怕很多人都会有这个印象：华人在历史上是被歧
视的。这样的美国孩子长大了，一旦发现其实华人不光被歧视，更是在被歧视后上百年
的时间里连个道歉都没有得到。在美国这个弱肉强食的社会里，你们认为会有多少人再
在心里真正尊重华人呢？
这样一旦美国社会有啥风吹草动，华人会自然的被当做替罪羊。很简单啊，歧视你连道
歉都不用担心。把你踩在脚下有啥好担心的。
从这个角度上讲，这个道歉法案的通过是从根子上解决华人社会地位问题的第一步。不
然今天是一个AA，明天还可以冒出更多的问题来。
华人惟一的出路是团结起来争取权利。这其实是每一个在美国的种族都在做的事。
【在 l*****a 的大作中提到】
: http://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20120618/BILLS-112hres683ih
: 真正的一部华人在美的血泪历程。看的心情很沉重。
: 向那些为国会道歉而联合奋斗的华人致以崇高的敬意。你们是华人种族杰出的代表。
: 我们更应该反思到底为何华人遭受到如此不公，如何才能让我们的子孙后代永不再受到
: 这份待遇。
: 只有团结奋争才是华人惟一的出路。
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