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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I see plenty of other races in my son's gymnastics and ice skating class. As a matter of fact, in the 2 years that he has been in gymnastics, he's the only asian in his classes. Likewise with ice-skating, he's the only asian in the classes he's been in for the past year. FWIW, we started ice-skating because he wants to play ice hockey (yes, a contact sport!), and we would be fine with him doing this. He also plays soccer and if/when he gets bored of it we intend to introduce him to karate as I hear it helps with confidence building. We also do worksheets because he actually likes it, and it's not so bad to learn a few things from paperwork! I see my son as innocent and sweet and I hate to see him face a world where other children are taught prejudice from their parents. [b]I grew up in an environment where I was teased because I am asian (kids making slanted eyes, or doing karate kid kicks as I walked by). I grew thick skin and managed to ignore it but it was a dreadful experience when one is only 7 years old. [/b] [/quote] pointing out that Asian kids do swimming, ice skating, golf, tennis, tae kwon do, and gymnastics is not teasing.[/quote]
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