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I read an article featuring an interview with a Sudanese guy who arrived in Ceuta. Imagine the situation: to reach Ceuta, they have to cross several territories that are right in the middle of the desert.
He cannot be deported because of the war.It turns out this guy is a jurist, but xenophobes don't believe it, because their racism, classism, and xenophobia make them believe there are no universities in Africa.
Why are they required to integrate, if later, when they do, they aren't accepted either?
He cannot be deported because of the war.It turns out this guy is a jurist, but xenophobes don't believe it, because their racism, classism, and xenophobia make them believe there are no universities in Africa.
Why are they required to integrate, if later, when they do, they aren't accepted either?
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