[GroundUp] For years, South Africa has watched the same warning signs appear – immigrants attacked, their businesses targeted, communities divided, and misinformation and fear used as tools for political mobilisation.
South Africa: State Spent R600m to Contain 30 June Xenophobic Action – Law Enforcement Could Have Prevented It
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Don’t call them ICE detention centers. Call them camps | John Washington
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