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The responses given by communist countries were mainly along the lines of strictly criticizing the US" judgement and the way they function as a society. Previous to the Ferguson shooting, North Korea even went as far to laugh at the US when a similar situation had occurred.

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Out of the many countries who gave a statement, I related most with France because I agree with their comment about how because of the Jury's decision, the race gap would only increase

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The US, acknowledging it as an embarrassment and knowing that the Jury's consensus would be looked down on by the public, they never really gave it the attention it needed when the opportunity for change was a given. Other countries were vocal about calling them out and voicing their own opinions.

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The country reaction that I can relate to is Germany because there still alot  of racism going on or being seen in our community

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Basically in the U.S. the jury let the guy be free and didn’t even analyze the investigation. Just because Michael Brown was from a different race doesn’t mean he doesn’t have justice and some other countries reacted really different,but some were against this. Knowing that racism won’t end and will still continue without doing anything.

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One country's reaction that was the more relatable to mine was France bc of how the news paper took a focus “A predominantly white jury choses not to pursue another white , acussed of murdering a black in a predominant black city” and how brutally the racism action was

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Germany and France , because they still need to progress more

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I can relate to the Canadians criticism because we know how unfortunate the Ferguson’s case was and how we can try to better from this, especially with the jury system.

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"The fact that racism exists in America is indisputable — but this racism is not only directed in one direction.” Germany’s reaction is basically saying that they knew that this was going to happen, since there is still racism going even after segregation. It’s nothing new because I feel like no matter where you are, you still are going to encounter racism around you and it’s sad and they aren’t even doing nothing about this .

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I can morely relate to Germany even though i also relate to England as well. We see in this article that a quote from Germany states something along the lines of, “it is clear that racsim in America exists.” They mention racism as if its this foreign thing and it makes me wonder if they’ve moved on from judgement and racism more than we have as Americans. And if so i relate morely to them because we should be passed this racism. We should be mentioning it as this foreign thing happening in another country or no country at all. It should be over with. I relate with Germany because they bring it up in a way that seems as if we are the only one who still has racism. I’m sure it’s not 100% true. But i can garauntee we have more racism than the rest of the world.

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I agree with the way that France chose to headline their paper. In the paper they notice how a predominately white jury chose not to go after a white in a black city.

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i agree most with Iran because their supreme leader is right it is not about 50 or 100 years ago it is about today's issues and how america needs to address and make a change about how they're treating the black community.

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One country I could relate to because it states how racism is still in America. This is reliable towards many because we know racism still hasn’t left. It hasn’t & some even believe it probably won’t  ever leave. We need to keep our word towards what we want to do. We decided to end segregation but it’s still the same no change has happened.

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I disagree with North Korea’s statement on the grounds of how hypocritical it is, with them saying that: America must not involve themselves in other countries affairs, yet North Korea is doing the exact same thing simply by talking about it, China even points out that this is an internal U.S affair.

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Germany’s words are that America is indisputable with racism and that not only does it go one direction. I feel like I can relate to them cognitively because I as well believe the same, racism is redundant and unorthodox to people (mostly the white Americans because they think they’re like a superior race compared to the rest. Of course not everyone has the same mentality but it’s just pointless just to make yourself feel elite or above the crowd. We all should stand united and be mature with ourselves and not let our ego or race feed our self-righteousness.

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I can relate to the criticism that was happening in Germany because of personal experiences I have had

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I can relate more with Germany’s reaction to this situation. They say that they weren’t surprise by what happen because in America it seems that it’s a normal thing. And I agree with this, violence like that shouldn’t be seen as a “norm.”

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Ill have to agree with the Russian Media saying that 'Americans have prejudice towards African-Americans', It just seems that most cases involving racism has to include violence against an innocent black person.

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A difference I see is that the US isn’t doing enough to change like other countries In the world

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In germany the situation was almost worst than america and the way that the people were racists in germany for me it shows that the racism was a society problem even when by law that was over.

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In America, racism is now a normal thing we see and don’t do anything about it. Americans raise their kids with a mindset that they should hate people that are different from them and think it’s okay.

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The reaction that I can most relate to is Germany, “argued that the underlying reasons for the violence in Ferguson are deep in American society”, because racism is still being seen as a “normal” thing within the people in our society.

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When Hua Chunying, the Foreign MInistry of China, said when it comes to humans right there's no such thing as perfection I disagree. Humans right for African Americans haven't been fulfilled in America. There's no excuse when it comes to humans rights for African Americans when white people are getting them every single day.

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I think I relate the most to France/Germany because I am shocked by the amount of progress that are still needed

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A4 There’s other countries who look at us and are scared because in a way we failed as Americans by never bringing our issues into the light and just letting it go like if it was nothing. We go e the cold shoulder to our issues and that’s why we have so many racial issues.

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It’s seems like the reactions to this verdict was much more harsh from other countries. The US reacted negatively to this & began protesting. Watching what’s happening from the outside creates the very harsh thoughts. They recognize that racism in the US is definitely existent w/o a   doubt. Things need to change because this action was not directed in just one direction but all around.

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America isn’t doing its job to fix these problems and it’s just letting things slide while other countries are really concerned

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I noticed that the U.S. didn't think this a huge deal like other place did , other countries thing america doesn't give enough attention to things like this

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America has seen these things before. We constantly have new prejudices. America has normalized racial tensions that is doesn’t really phase us anymore. Citizens angered but many don’t bat an eye. Other countries are seeing America for what is really is. Just another country with racial prejudices, proving it isn’t the best country in the world.

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Many contries were disgusted at the racism still presenting itself in today's society (in america) and just were flabbergasted at the sight of something as trivial as race getting into the way of fair treatment and punishments

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America let's things like this past by without blinking an eye, while other countries are now noticing that America is not the Utopia everyone thinks it should be.

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I think after this blew up in the media, many countries were shocked that there were still racial issues between people in America. For example, a jounrnalist from Germany said, "The fact that racism exists in America is indisputable — but this racism is not only directed in one direction.” I think this means that this is saying that not only were black and whites affected but others as well.