China Quote by Denis Kearney
“We intend to try and vote the Chinaman out, to frighten him out. And if this won't do it, to kill him out.”
About This Quote
Source Speech: California Labor Rally, 1885
The speaker advocates violent removal of Chinese immigrants, reflecting extreme xenophobia.
In simple terms: Violent exclusion is expressed.
Key Takeaway
Condemn hate and promote inclusive policies.
Themes
racism
immigration
violence
politics
Mood
critical
historical
warning
Type
political
social
When to use this quote
- political campaigns
- community debates
- policy making
- public protests
Key Concepts
xenophobia
nationalism
social fear
Questions to Reflect On
- Why do fear and prejudice target outsiders?
- What alternatives exist to address labor concerns?
A Different Perspective
Such rhetoric fuels social division and injustice.
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