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...Fong does not feel comfortable around such people, he does not have to associate with them. As is the case with all people, everyone is entitled to their own attitudes, and though one may not agree with the Asian cliques, one must realize that they are entitled to their choice of (legal) behavior. Perhaps it is more constructive to see what the groups have in common so that both parties may understand each other better...
...feel, however, that The Harvard Crimson did not exercise a reasonable amount of prudence in publishing the article. I am not an advocate of censorship, but to have the article stand alone with poorly articulated feelings is a recipe for misunderstanding. I feel that The Crimson owed itself and Fong more time to ensure that a balance of viewpoints were expressed in a more positive manner...
...find it disturbing that The Crimson saw Justin G. Fong's "The Invasian" fit to print. I must admit my faith in The Crimson and its editors has been shaken for good...
...Fong is Right...
Peeling away all the venomous prickles of the article by Justin G. Fong uncovers a bona fide attempt to provoke all Americans to question their identities, to free their minds from the social paradigm of race, and to seek out communities to which they are bound not superficially by chance at conception, but by a deeper-running social fabric...