Debbie Lie is a segregationist and doesn't want non-Chinese in Chicago's Chinatown

  Mitch Welch
   In Chicago's Crain's  magazine a recent article brought about the resistance of Chinese supremacists like Debbie Liu and others who are fighting gentrification and wish for Chinatown to be an permanent exclusive area of Chicago devoted only to Chinese people to live and own in the area. The double standard of this is typical of the arrogance of the Chinese ad the article featured this fashion bitch named Debbie Liu who is worried about the future of her cherished Chinese street.

The exclusivity and segregation of Asians in Chicago always puzzled me how they got away with it with Chinatown and Devon Avenue of Indiastan on the North side of Chicago but when Whites wished to make and remain white in Scottsdale of Marquette Park there was strong resistance and forced integration that somehow was bypassed by the likes of Debbie Lie's needs for all-Chinese enclave in a global city like Chicago. Chinatown has stayed Chinese because those allowed to purchase property were exclusively Chinese and anyone who wasn't was not allowed. this is the plain argument of Debbie Liu about Chinatown and it smacks of reverse racism.  Debbie and her Liu's wish to have this neighborhood be protected and identity restored fully as an outlet and safe place for old Chines people to be able to stay in the city at affordable rates something that is not allowed for other ethnicity and communities of people whose old have been regulated to the most dull and lame of suburbia and this is not a Chicago phenomenal as well . The strong resistance to preserve Chinatowns throughout the area and prevent the gentrification other communities have had to endure shows the willingness of Chinese developers and investors to preserve their domination and control of zones of exclusivity and over-abundance of shit restaurants. Debbie doesn't like Dallas or the fact that Starbucks is coming to Chinatown and one can only hope this is the beginning of the end to a racist neighborhood racket and segregation of exclusivity where many other Chicagoan were prevented form living or buy property because of their color of their skin or that they were not of Chinaman orgins.