Racist posters have appeared in the parking lot of the Top Ryde Shopping Centre in Sydney. (photo by Daily Mail)
On the morning of May 23, (Jerome Laxale), mayor of Ryder (Ryde), and councillors of the city held a press conference on the racist posters posted on Mother`s Day on May 14.
Although such posters have now been removed, their contents are to require the government to stop accepting immigrants, and also to attack Asians for "stealing Australian jobs," and "occupying seats on public transport." one of the posters even shouted, "No more Asians." "this is not an Australian face" and "We speak English" and so on.
Russell personally told the media that the recent appearance of racial discrimination slogans in the city of Ryder has caused shock and protest across the entire Ryder community. He pointed out that, based on past experience, the person who put up such posters was most likely to be a repeat offender, either alone or from a group.
Russell also explained that racist posters and slogans like this have not appeared in Ryder for the first time, even throughout the new state. For nearly five years, these malicious posters have often appeared in general elections. However, he stressed that the language and content of these attacks in no way represent any government official. On the contrary, Ryder is the most inclusive and diverse of any race.
Russell also specifically stressed that any racial discrimination is not acceptable. Among them, two Asian-American city councillors also set out their views on the incident.
First, Korean MP Kim Peter (Peter Kim, who not only deeply condemned the act, but also said that Ryder would strengthen education about ethnic diversity in the future, and set up an advisory group. To enhance people`s awareness and understanding of multiculturalism. King Peter in the end also deliberately in Korean in front of the media reporters commented on the incident.
The microphone was then handed over to Zhou Shuo (Simon Zhou), a Chinese-American congressman present here, and he pointed out in Putonghua that, at the time of 200 years of Chinese travel to Australia, it was clear that today`s government officials in Ryder also had different cultural backgrounds and spoke different languages. In Ryder, where racial discrimination has never been accepted, the vast majority of residents are proud of the city`s ethnic diversity. Ryder City reiterated its commitment to racism! I call it a stop, and say it will continue to push through a wide range of propaganda and media channels in the city. Meanwhile, City government Manager Jiang Zhihan, Community Harmony Committee, Festival and activities Advisory Committee and Youth Council all provided feedback on efforts to further promote multiculturalism and inclusiveness in Ryder City.
Finally, Russell told the media that the video recording the posters had been submitted to the police, and that he encouraged those who drove past the poster site on the evening of May 13 to pay attention to their CarLog for that night. Contact the police in time without letting go of any leads.
