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Chinese censorship. “China has one of the most social media–savvy and active online populations in the world, with more than 800 million internet users. However, because of the Chinese government’s oppressive internet censorship, everything Chinese citizens see is restricted and controlled.” (Leigh Hartman, “In China, You Can’t Say These Words,” ShareAmerica, 3 June 2020, https://share.america.gov/.)

PHOTO BY: D. Thompson / US Department of State
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