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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
Chinese Prisoners Forced Into Lucrative Internet Gaming Scam
The Guardian reports on Chinese prisoners forced to work in “gold farms”: endlessly grinding through repetitive
From Brooklyn to Beijing, and Into a Caldron
The New York Times profiles a young African-American Brooklynite who moved to China and now runs a local school after the
November 3, 2010 10:23 PM
China Cracks Down on African Immigrants and Traders
The Guardian visits southern Guangzhou and speaks with African immigrants who have experienced both discrimination from locals
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