Meet Miss Japan


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First ever mixed race Miss Japan forced to defend herself after being abused for 'not being Japanese enough' because father is African-American
  • Ariana Miyamoto was born and raised in Nagasaki, and is fluent Japanese
  • Mixed race beauty queen born to American father and Japanese mother
  • She has been selected to represent Japan in the Miss Universe pageant
  • But her selection has prompted a storm of criticism in Japanese media
  • 20-year-old has been forced to insist that she is 'Japanese on the inside'
She has faced a storm of criticism that she is 'not Japanese enough' to represent the country because although her mother is Japanese, her father is American.

In Japan, Miyamoto is called a 'hafu', a Japanese term used to refer to someone who is biracial.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3007430/First-mixed-race-Miss-Japan-forced-defend-abused-not-Japanese-father-African-American.html#ixzz3VFuEVNvG
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the biggest thing is....didn't they judges see her when they picked her? LOL. Shit, not Japanese enough? In Japan, chosen by Japanese judges, for Miss Japan and what? She ain't Japanese enough? LLLLLOLOLOLOLOL...somebody come get these bigots please!
 
This is amazing, if you know anything about Japanese society:

https://www.yahoo.com/beauty/biracial-miss-japan-ariana-miyamoto-is-changing-114496707273.html

The traditional definition of being Japanese extends far beyond just looking East Asian. There have extensively studied cases of discrimination against Japanese-born Koreans and Japanese-born Chinese in Japan. The country has held a tumultuous history on the continent of Asia, and up until 1853 when Matthew Perry led his four ships to Tokyo Bay, Japan had been closed off to the rest of the world in attempts to maintain its solid Japanese identity and culture. Being Japanese has always been a fairly narrow definition.

The choice to crown Miyamoto as Miss Japan is not just one that expands and contests the idea of whose ideal beauty represents a country—but is also a strategic motion by the Miss Japan Organization to remain competitive in the Miss Universe arena.
 
She looks like a chick from South Louisiana. I blame the judges for this.
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Where did her ass go?
 
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