Slanted Eyeed Japanese Gained a Wisdom on a Street of London
One day, about 40 years ago, I was on the way from school to the underground station . At that time, there fere few people started call Japanese “Slanted eyes” at the school. Few girls, who have faced racial abuse for the first time, were either in deep shock or panic. As I consoled them and give them emotional support, I was beginning to think I can not take this burden any more. Everyday, someone was crying, and they somehow call me and asked me to listen to what they have to say. We reported the racial remarks to a teacher who was responsible for the school affairs. The process was slow, and I was almost there to spot the ring leader. That was a boy I have never seen, although I was at school more than 2 terms. One day, the racial remarks on tubes were particularly hard, I hurried to the school, although being uncomfortable that remarks of “Slanted Eye” is coming from the students and new victim might be one the way. On the way home, a white ma