https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/06/lolas-story/524490/?utm_source=atlfb

What a sad story, I got so emotional while reading it. She was treated horribly by the parents, such monsters they were! And she was enslaved in a time where people thought slavery was banned.

Share your thoughts with me, folks.

I'm at "Lola was as devoted" and honestly, my eyes feel a little watery.

Upvoted

This is a really nice find.

^
Sociopath detected. Entering roast mode.


*inhale*

Boiiiiiii

^ well I'd assume not

Literally nothing wrong with this. She had a job and assured survival, they had a helper. This makes me support slavery even more

Has she been released?

She passed away.

Literally nothing wrong with this. She had a job and assured survival, they had a helper. This makes me support slavery even more

You're disgusting.

For once I agree with you, Squiggles.

The journalist in the story once published a piece about how oppressed he was as an Asian in the U.S. http://www.unz.com/isteve/immigrants-culturally-enriching-modern-usa-with-diverse-customs-such-as-slave-owning/

Absolutely, right. Even though Singapore is a success story, it is 74% Chinese.

The key is that being a Filipino American is better than being a Filipino even though it still may not as good as being a white American.

Your racism is one of the worst I've seen in my life. Such intolerance.

"I like Pinoys. I prefer redneck fatties tho."

"I'M NOT WAYZIZT!"

You are aware that country divisions are about population, not land area. Even without that, it is NOT a small country.