In China There's An Entire Industry Making Racist Videos About Africa

[Jazzy B.]

South Africans out here burning Nigerians alive and folks saying Tariq Nasheed, a nikka yall will then turn around and say is irrelevant, is the main force behind discord in the black race
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Exactly they’ll say Tariq operates in an echo chamber and the average black person doesn’t know him and that he’s irrelevant. Which is fine.

But then in the same sentence they’ll present Tariq as this all powerful boogeyman who is causing “division” among black people

How can someone who is irrelevant cause any sort of division?

 

[Afrodroid]

Thread is about racist chinks but somehow got derailed with diaspora war

It's hard to win when you give your enemy weapons to destroy yourself

 

[Afrodroid]

A Quote From the article you posted:
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"Chinese people love watching how other places are not as good as China," Cheng told Rest of World, arguing he had portrayed Africa in a truthful way.

"If you film some advanced stuff here, Chinese people might not like watching. They would rather see lives that are worse than their own"
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pathetic. :

Imagine how miserable someone must be to have to watch other people's misfortune to feel "superior"


That was the most pathetic thing i've read in a long time, i despise asians in general but them chinks takes the cake

 

[SagalaMiner]

There ain't gonna be chuckles when the rabbit gets the gun.

 

[DaddyFresh]

We have similar industry here and members of the group being disrespected call the content “entertainment”

Yup modern rap fall into that category

 

[Fresh]

the whole world hates on Black people, that's why Black people need UNITY, and stop caring about petty things like the division between Black Americans, Black Africans, Black people from the islands etc

We need to realize that we have one common enemy around the globe, and the thing we all have in common is anti-Black racism.

 

[3rdWorld]

This is why when the news came out that China and Africa are building a partnership I was 100% against it.

Africa has no need or use for China, but Africa needs China..Africans need to realize that and get tough with those rodents.

BBC Africa Eye expose: Chinese man extradited to Malawi over racist videos​

By Peter Jegwa
Lilongwe, Malawi

• • Published
    3 days ago

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Image caption,
Lu Ke is due to appear in court on Monday
Zambia has extradited a Chinese filmmaker to neighbouring Malawi to face charges relating to racism and child exploitation.
Lu Ke was a Malawi resident when he was exposed by BBC Africa Eye, which reported he had used local children to film personalised greetings videos, some of which included racist content.
The videos could be bought for up to $70 (£55) on Chinese social media and internet platforms.
Lu Ke denied making derogatory videos.
He had said he made them in order to spread Chinese culture to the local community.
Lu Ke was detained last month in Zambia and fined for entering it illegally.

Malawi's Attorney General Thabo Chakaka Nyirenda confirmed to the BBC that he had been extradited. He added that the Chinese citizen is due to appear in court on Monday in line with procedures after someone has been arrested.
The BBC Africa Eye documentary led to a promise from China to clamp down on online racism against Africans, the South China Morning Post reported.
Also in the wake of the film, social media platforms popular in China took steps to prevent the circulation of the types of videos from Africa that it highlighted, according to website Rest of World.

Media caption,
WATCH: Racism for sale
In one of the videos filmed in Malawi and seen by the BBC, a group of young children is made to chant in Chinese - "I'm a black monster. My IQ is low", clearly unaware of what they are saying.
While being secretly filmed by an undercover journalist posing as a potential buyer, Lu Ke admitted and then immediately denied having made the video.
Malawian police launched an investigation in June but were unable to arrest the Chinese filmmaker as he could not be found. He was later arrested in Zambia.

 

[King]

African politicians are selling out their own people and the bourgeois class seems pretty happy with it, considering they get to leave their countries in the shytter while traveling the world living out their liberal fantasies of wealth building.

Only people I care about are the real Africans who have to endure all the bullshyt.