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“Racist” Super Bowl Political Ad Under Fire (Updated)
Controversy over last year’s Groupon Super Bowl ad, which drew accusations of exploiting the plight of Tibet, was echoed on Sunday by a campaign ad for Michigan’s Pete Hoekstra, a prospective candidate for the US Senate. Aired around the state but circulated widely online, the ad depicted an ostensibly Chinese woman thanking Hoekstra’s opponent Debbie Stabenow in broken English forFebruary 7, 2012 3:38 PM
A Few Upbeat Items, All Involving China
James Fallows offers some respite from the gutter oil, murdered journalists and migrant workers, beaten and abducted tourists,
Arab Spring, Chinese Winter
At The Atlantic, James Fallows recounts the aftermath of calls for an Egyptian- and Tunisian-inspired Jasmine Revolution
August 12, 2011 12:09 AM
Cyber-Warriors
In the Atlantic, James Fallows evaluates China’s military threat to the U.S.:The cynical view of warnings about a
March 2, 2010 10:23 PM
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