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The maltreatment of Nigerians in China isn’t likely to end anytime soon

June 2, 2020;

Racism against Nigerians—and other Africans—is not new in China. Africa-China history is marked by solidarity, but also dented by old and new racism. Nothing at this moment suggests that the current situation will drastically change. Some recent events are low moments in the ever-oscillating relationship … Continued

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