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荷兰移民小孩上街寻求“白人”同学

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Faced with an increasingly segregated education system, Dutch immigrant children have gone to the streets to seek "white" pupils to attend their schools and help their integration.

Around 100 schoolchildren — Arabs, Turks(土耳其人), Africans, Moroccans(摩洛哥人)— with their parents and teachers, wore white T-shirts with "Is this white enough for you?".

Dutch native Annelies, 10, and immigrants' daughter Aminata, 11, have been friends since kindergarten and are also wearing the shirts, which have "All children have the right to integrate" on the back.

"They want more white children in the school to learn about each other's cultures," said Aminata. "It's important for later," said the blonde-haired Annelies. "When we're grown up we will have to deal with different cultures, we should already start learning to live together." "At the moment there's only one boy in our class who is 100 percent Dutch, although we live in a mixed neighbourhood, it's ridiculous," she said.


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