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https://www.esd.whs.mil/Portals/54/Documents/FOID/Reading%20Room/Litigation_Release/Litigation%20Release%20-%20The%20Strategic%20Consequences%20of%20Chinese%20Racism%20%20201301.pdf
>This condition yields a significant asymmetry for the United States. It provides empirical evidence of how the Chinese see non-‐Han others. Historically, they have perceived darker peoples as inferiors. This remains true today. They are the world’s only racist superpower.
>I suggest the following themes that United States Defense decision-‐
makers might draw upon as asymmetrical messages to weaken China’s
support in the world. The first of these themes should be to advance a
“reality check” to the global community: “how do Chinese words match
Chinese deeds when it comes to treating people fairly and equally.”
>The second theme is to introduce fault. “Why do the Chinese refuse to
change their racist views of the rest of the world?” Or more succinctly, “why
don’t the Chinese like black people; or Indians; or South East Asians; or Latin
Americans?” Attention needs to be called to its eugenics policies as well.
“Why do the Chinese support eugenics generations after it was discredited in
the West?” Likewise, explicit ties to the policies of Nazi Germany may be made since both Berlin and Beijing embraced eugenics, and Beijing continues to do so long after it has been discredited.
>A third theme is to suggest that there is something profoundly wrong
with China’s worldview: “Why are the Chinese unable to change their racist
views?” Or that there is something deeply iniquitous with China itself, there
is something immoral with the Chinese people, or with their elite: “Why is
China a racist state?” “Racism has been confronted and defeated worldwide,
why is it celebrated in China?”

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