By Blaine Kaltman
Author Blaine Kaltman’s learn relies on in-depth interviews that he carried out in chinese language with out both assistance from an interpreter or the data of the chinese language govt. those riveting conversations divulge the concepts of a large socioeconomic spectrum of Han and Uighur, revealing their mutual prejudices. The Uighurs think that the Han discriminate opposed to them in virtually each element in their lives, and this notion of racism motivates the Uighurs’ personal prejudice opposed to the Han.
Kaltman stories that Uighur illegal activity (unlike that of alternative minorities, which predominantly happens inside their very own groups) is directed opposed to their perceived oppressors, the Han chinese language. Under the Heel of the Dragon deals a distinct perception right into a misunderstood global and a close clarification of the cultural perceptions that force those misconceptions.
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