而且
在议会的听证会上：
At a state senate forum earlier this month on Mayor Bill
 de Blasio’s plan to end the admissions test for New York City’s top 
high schools, an African-American woman went on a harangue
 about how Asian-Americans come from “a culture that has no problem with
 cheating.” Waving a sheaf of “documentation,” McCarthy-style, she 
railed against “some of the newer immigrants who have come here . . . 
with that cultural milieu of cheating.” She was not interrupted or 
challenged by any of the legislators. 6park.com
But when a 12-year-old, Asian-American middle school girl spoke in favor
 of retaining the test—asking “If I work hard, shouldn’t I have a higher
 advantage than those who . . . are just being lazy”—the senators were 
alert to potentially racially insensitive language. “Be very careful how
 you prepare them for this argument,” Senator Velmanette Mont­gomery of 
Brooklyn admonished Asian parents in the audience after the girl 
testified—taking the word “lazy” as a reference to blacks, though the 
girl had said nothing about race. “It is your responsibility and . . . 
obligation that . . . those children do not internalize those racist 
atti­tudes.” 6park.com
黑人可以直接说华人都是骗子
华人连说我应该比懒人有资格都不行。 6park.com
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