右翼媒体发表令人髮指之反华裔言论 仇恨不能成為政治工具　华裔美国人更应团结发声

近日，部分右翼媒体针对华裔及亚裔社区所发表的言论，引起社会广泛关注。当政治立场的分歧逐渐演变成对特定族群的攻击，甚至以族裔背景来质疑一个人的忠诚、能力与美国人的身分，这已不只是一般的政治辩论，而是对美国多元社会价值的一项严峻考验。

美国是一个由移民共同建立的国家。从早期修筑铁路的华工，到今天在科技、医疗、教育、金融、商业、军队及公共服务领域工作的华裔美国人，无数家庭用一代又一代的努力，证明自己不仅是美国社会的一部分，更是这个国家进步与繁荣的重要力量。

华裔美国人与其他族裔一样，依法纳税、经营企业、服务社区、教育下一代，也有人在军中服役、在政府工作、在医院救人、在学校教书。任何人都不应因為姓氏、肤色、出生地或祖先来自哪一个国家，而被视為「不够美国」。

言论自由是美国民主制度的重要基石，但言论自由并不代表公共人物或媒体可以不负责任地利用族群偏见製造恐惧。媒体拥有巨大的影响力，因此更应该以事实、证据和理性作為报导与评论的基础，而不是以情绪化、污名化甚至仇恨性的语言，把一个族群当作政治攻击的工具。

我们必须清楚区分两件事：对任何国家政府政策的批评，都是民主社会正常而且必要的讨论；但是，把对一个政府的批评延伸成对某一族裔人民的怀疑、敌视或歧视，则完全是另一回事。

华裔美国人不是任何外国政府的代表。华裔美国人首先是生活在这片土地上的父母、子女、企业家、学生、专业人士、工人及社区居民。我们关心的是家庭是否安全、孩子是否得到良好教育、社区是否繁荣，以及下一代能否在一个公平的社会中实现梦想。

歷史一再提醒我们，当一个社会开始把经济困难、国际冲突或政治问题归罪於某一族群时，最终受到伤害的不只是那个族群，而是整个民主制度。

因此，面对任何反华、反亚裔或其他形式的种族歧视言论，我们不能保持沉默。

我们应该以和平、理性和民主的方式发声；我们应该鼓励更多华裔参与选举、公共政策、教育、媒体及社区服务；我们更应该与非裔、拉丁裔、白人、亚裔以及所有相信平等与民主价值的美国人站在一起。

这不是任何一个族群单独的问题，而是所有美国人的问题。

我们反对仇恨，也反对以仇恨回应仇恨。我们要求的是尊重，是公平，是每一位美国公民都应享有的平等权利。

今天的美国比任何时候都更需要团结，而不是分裂；需要事实，而不是煽动；需要彼此了解，而不是互相怀疑。

华裔美国人不需要向任何人证明自己是否「属於美国」。

我们就是美国的一部分。

我们在这裡生活，在这裡工作，在这裡建立家庭，在这裡追求梦想，也在这裡共同建设国家的未来。

当仇恨的声音出现时，我们更要用团结回应分裂，用事实回应偏见，用民主参与回应歧视。

**我们是美国人。

我们属於这个国家。
我们為这个国家作出贡献。
我们不会沉默。**

团结．尊重．平等——共同建设一个更美好的美国。

Right-Wing Media Publishes Outrageous Anti-Chinese American Remarks

Hate Must Not Become a Political Weapon — Chinese Americans Must Stand Together and Speak Out

September 2, 2026 — Wednesday

Recent remarks by some right-wing media targeting Chinese American and Asian American communities have raised serious concern. When political disagreement turns into attacks on an entire ethnic group, or when a person’s loyalty, ability, or identity as an American is questioned simply because of ethnicity or ancestry, the issue goes far beyond ordinary political debate. It becomes a serious test of America’s commitment to equality and diversity.

America is a nation built by immigrants. From the Chinese laborers who helped build the transcontinental railroad to today’s Chinese Americans working in technology, medicine, education, finance, business, the military, and public service, generations of families have demonstrated through hard work and sacrifice that they are not only part of American society, but also important contributors to the nation’s progress and prosperity.

Chinese Americans, like Americans of every background, pay taxes, build businesses, serve their communities, educate their children, and contribute to the nation. Some serve in the armed forces, some work in government, some save lives in hospitals, and others teach the next generation. No American should ever be treated as less American because of a surname, skin color, birthplace, or ancestral homeland.

Freedom of speech is a cornerstone of American democracy. But freedom of speech should not be used as an excuse for public figures or media organizations to irresponsibly exploit racial prejudice or create fear. Because the media has enormous influence, reporting and commentary should be based on facts, evidence, and responsible debate—not on inflammatory language, ethnic stereotyping, or hatred.

We must also make an important distinction. Criticism of the policies of any foreign government is legitimate and necessary in a democratic society. But turning criticism of a government into suspicion, hostility, or discrimination against an entire ethnic community is something entirely different.

Chinese Americans are not representatives of any foreign government. They are parents, children, business owners, students, professionals, workers, veterans, and community leaders living in America. They care about the same issues as other Americans: safe neighborhoods, good schools, economic opportunity, strong families, and a fair chance for the next generation to succeed.

History has repeatedly shown us that when a society begins blaming an ethnic or racial group for economic problems, international tensions, or political conflict, the damage eventually extends far beyond that community. It weakens the principles of democracy itself.

For that reason, we cannot remain silent when we encounter anti-Chinese, anti-Asian, or any other form of racial discrimination.

We should speak out peacefully, rationally, and through democratic participation. We should encourage more Chinese Americans to vote, participate in public affairs, serve in government, engage in education and media, and contribute to community leadership. We should also stand together with African Americans, Latinos, Whites, other Asian Americans, and all Americans who believe in equality, justice, and democracy.

This is not only a Chinese American issue. It is an American issue.

We reject hatred, but we also reject responding to hatred with more hatred. What we seek is respect, fairness, and the equal rights promised to every American.

America today needs unity more than division, facts more than incitement, and understanding more than suspicion.

Chinese Americans should not have to prove that they belong in America.

We are already part of America.

We live here. We work here. We raise our families here. We pursue our dreams here. And we are helping to build this nation’s future.

When voices of hatred appear, we must answer division with unity, prejudice with facts, and discrimination with democratic participation.

**We are Americans.

We belong here.
We contribute to this country.
We will not be silenced.**

Unity • Respect • Equality — Building a Better America Together