Chinese Kiwis fear for safety as more experience discrimination
The pandemic feeds fear which manifest itself in racism and discrimination: Meng Foon.
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'Offensive' discriminatory term: Complaint against TVNZ upheld
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US states move to suppress racist language
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French Muslims stigmatised by terror attacks
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Black woman shot by officer seeks justice from hospital bed
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US state senate candidate wore KKK costume as teen
A US republican candidate was suspended from high school for wearing KKK costume.
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Iconic icecream brand changes its 'derogatory' name
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Hate crimes against Muslims spiked after mosque attacks
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US university created segregated online 'cafes'
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Support for academics over allegations of racism at Waikato University
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Top uni scholar 'seriously considering' leaving over racism
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20 years experience but struggling for work
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