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Friday, April 17, 2020

McDonald's China 'bans black people from entering due to coronavirus'

A McDonald's restaurant in China has banned black people from entering the store out of fears that they might be coronavirus carriers.

A video recently circulating online showed a customer holding a sign that read: 'We've been informed from now on black people are not allowed to enter the restaurant.' The store is believed to be located in the southern Chinese city Guangzhou.

The footage sparked uproar online after the fast-food chain was accused of fuelling the rising xenophobia, particularly towards African nationals, in the country.

McDonald's said the notice 'is not representative of our inclusive values'. The US fast-food giant has temporarily closed the branch, according to a statement.

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13 comments:

  1. Is Popeyes still open ? Lol.

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  2. NBA supports Chinese government and all decisions they make.

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  3. And so I begins. Repercussions here in the USA on Asians in 3....2....1

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  4. Sadly these are friends of our Democratic Party,its truly amazing for folks of our country to support the actions of communist China,sickening.

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  5. Enter an outraged Al Sharpton.

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  6. This is the only Country that puts them on a pedestal.

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  7. Northwest Woodsman: What, the Chinese are racist? Whoda thunk? Seems like the Chinese, Japanese and Koreans are not fans of multiculturalism and inclusion except when it is in their favor such as admission to US universities. So if you go there, don’t expect to be treated as an equal and don’t expect any special treatment because of your race or nationality.

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  8. Start this is Salisbury

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  9. Here in America the White people can't come in !!! But that's ok !!

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  10. Yet it’s Chinese, not Africans who spread the disease this time.

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  11. Ain't that the pot calling the kettle....

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