Civil liberties groups have warned use of terms such as ‘Chinese virus’ can inspire racism against Asian Americans
Donald Trump used racist language to describe the coronavirus pandemic at a campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by terming the virus as the “kung flu”.
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