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Накратко относно Етнос и раса от февруари , 2015 February 17, 2015 Трагедия в Чапъл Хил: “Ако убиецът беше мюсюлманин историята щеше да е по-различна” "Ние може да не знаем всички подробности за убиеца и жертвите мюсюлмани, но ние знаем как медиите ще го отразят, ако ролите бяха обърнати." February 3, 2015 Джоуи Аюб от Global Voices: “Осигуряването на контекст е ключово в опита за осигуряване на съпричастност с Газа” "Трудно е да се разбере несправедливостта, когато контекстът не е достъпен. Още повече усилия се изискват, за да се пребори системата отвътре.
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Stories about Ethnicity & Race 20 February 2015 Video Project Documents the Life and Struggles of West Papuans "They are the stories behind the conflict: the struggles for education, the environment, equality, and dignity." 17 February 2015 Moroccan Forces Accused of Abusing Sub-Saharan Migrants "There were six buses waiting for us, we were ordered to climb. Then we drove for several hours into the desert. We had no indication where we were going." 14 February 2015 Tragedy in Chapel Hill: ‘If the Murderer Were Muslim the Story Would Have Been Different’ "We may not know all the details about the white shooter and Muslim victims, but we know how the media would cover it if roles were reversed." Japan Needs Apartheid, Says Influential Conservative Author Noted Japanese author and conservative political activist Ayako Sono advocated in a newspaper column that immigrants to Japan be separated by race and forced to live in special zones. 10 February 2015 After More Than a Century, Argentinian Museum Returns Indigenous Chief's Remains to His People The remains of Chief Inacayal, who died in 1888, were on display in the museum for years. Now, they are finally back with the Tehuelche indigenous community. 4 February 2015 Natural Hair Gets Barbados School in a Twist It's nothing new, but netizens cannot understand why natural black hairstyles are deemed so offensive to authority figures in the Caribbean. Could race, rank and personal grooming be so intertwined? 2 February 2015 Global Voices’ Joey Ayoub: ‘Providing the Context Is Key in Trying to Convey Empathy’ With Gaza "It takes so much more effort to understand the injustice when context is not easily accessible. And it takes even more effort to try to fight this system from within" 30 January 2015 Language Politics Back in the Spotlight in Afghanistan Dari and Pashto, Afghanistan's two most widely-spoken languages, are also the country's two official languages. In parliament, the two tongues vie for power. 23 January 2015 Israel's Arab Sector on Strike Over Alleged Police Brutality The "unintentional" deaths of two men from the Bedouin city of Rahat has brought to the fore tensions over "the conduct of the police in confronting Arab citizens." 22 January 2015 Caribbean Perspectives on the Charlie Hebdo Free Speech vs. Intolerance Debate Two Caribbean bloggers discuss religious fundamentalism in the context of the Charlie Hebdo attack and wonder if the tragedy can be used as an opportunity to change the idealogical narrative.