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Foreigners Attacking Chinese Racists Reveal Their Own Racism

Websites like chinaSMACK are as accurate a representation and reflection of foreigners as it is of Chinese people. Why do so many fight racism with more racism? Post from: CN ReviewsForeigners Attacking Chinese Racists Reveal Their Own... ...full story at CN Reviews

from CN Reviews on Mon, Sep 14 2009

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