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As riots and protests against racism toward “black” university students in Surabaya raged across the country from August to September, it was difficult to ignore the fact that racism in general has had a comfortable place in Indonesian society. The issue of racism in the country is more deep-rooted than one might think.
After doing a little research, my finding shows hundreds of accounts doing exactly that: showcasing attractive people starting from college students @ui.cantik to military and police members @tentarapolisigantengcantik.
