It has been three days since the sensational title “Authorities order bars not to serve black people” written by Tom Miller showed up in the supposedly reputable South China Morning Post. I used the phrase “supposedly reputable”... ...full story at Blogging For China
from Blogging For China on Mon, Jul 21 2008
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