Hatred and Hospitality: See the Complexity of Racism in Guangzhou
[Originally published in The China Africa Project] By China House Fellows Andy Zhang, Jie Cang, Ziyu Lin and Yirong XuContinue Reading
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“I have a divine call to heal my people”: Motivations and strategies of Nigerian medicine traders in Guangzhou, China
By Kudus Oluwatoyin Adebayo Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria and Femi O. Omololu University of Ibadan,Continue Reading
African Transnational Mobility in China: Africans on the Move
Book by Roberto Castillo (Routledge 2021) Considering the African presence in China from an ethnographic and cultural studies perspective, thisContinue Reading
China’s African Traders Confront a Formidable New Foe: Alibaba
By Wu Peiyue for Sixth Tone ZHEJIANG, East China — Olivier Mugabo cuts a lonely figure as he wanders throughContinue Reading
What Is It Like To Be Black in China?
China’s growing Black communities discuss identity, discrimination, and solidarity By Daisy Xu, Siyu Chen Via The China Africa Project: Inspired by theContinue Reading
“Race” and “racism” in contemporary Africa-China relations research: approaches, controversies and reflections
By Roberto Castillo for Inter-Asia Cultural Studies
“‘Race’ and ‘racism’ in contemporary Africa-China relations research: approaches, controversies and reflections”
Work-in-progress seminar 2020: Audio version of my upcoming Inter-Asia Cultural Studies journal article on “‘Race’ and ‘racism’ in contemporary Africa-ChinaContinue Reading
Africans in China 