The first Chinese to settle permanently in the UK arrived in the late 18th century. If I recall, this puts them in Ireland prior to the Famine. Gomez, Benton, Edmund Gregor (2008). The Chinese in Britain, 1800 - present, Economy, Transnationalism, Identity. UK: Palgrave Macmilan.
Fake news. I never questioned her identification. I was highlighting the basic fact that her ancestors were not part of the Irish people’s historical suffering. I can’t help you if facts offend you.https://twitter.com/AkemiTachibana/status/1159503478206713856 …
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@hazechu a solid, helping give publicity to problem of racism/hate speech in Ire. Issue has been all over national media and we had amazing turnout for#SpeakersUnicorner event last Sat. We also got a chance to put faces to the racist trolls who turned up - 1 more reply
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That suggests that you are (*cough*wrong*cough* ) clearly more informed than anyone else.
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I’ll say it. She’s not Irish.
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Come on let's not play stupid games. She is as Irish as Stefan is Chinese
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