Campaign Highlights Rising Ethnicism and Xenophobia in Africa
Campaign Highlights Rising Ethnicism and Xenophobia in Africa

Campaign Highlights Rising Ethnicism and Xenophobia in Africa

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Racism and racial discrimination campaigns like 'Say No To Racism' have predominantly focused on prejudice against Black people in Western countries, often portraying Africans solely as victims and ignoring racism occurring within Africa itself. This oversight neglects the ethnic tensions, xenophobia, and discrimination among different ethnic groups within African nations. Meanwhile, political and social discourse in the United States remains chaotic, as reflected in various critical and humorous reactions on social media, particularly concerning President Trump and broader American politics. Additionally, local political campaigns, such as the 2026 Wisconsin governor race, have begun to experience racism-related smear tactics, highlighting that racial issues persist in American politics at all levels. In Australia, an investigation into antisemitism at the University of Sydney revealed daily antisemitic experiences by Jewish students and staff, but controversies arose over the interpretation of protest symbols and the media’s reporting, raising questions about the complexity and differing perspectives on racism and discrimination. Together, these issues underscore that racism and intolerance are global and multifaceted problems, manifesting in diverse ways across continents and communities.

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