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简介Racist flyers targeting Chinese students have been seen on the University of Texas at Austin.The pos ...

Racist flyers targeting Chinese students have been seen on the University of Texas at Austin.

The posters, which claim to promote a "special class" to teach Chinese students "ethics," went viral two days ago.

The poster sarcastically notes that plagiarism "isn't bad in [Chinese] culture."

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"Did you know burping and farting are unethical? We know they aren't bad in your culture," it continues, adding: "We will teach you what you need to know."

Photos of the posters went up on Facebook, and were quickly condemned.

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"I'd never thought that racism could occur on the UT campus -- dear friends and family, this has really touched a bottom line of civility," says Vivi Chen. "Everyone deserves the right to equality. Fuck racism."

"I still hesitate to use the word 'racist' or 'discrimination' because it's so painful and it's not something we expect to happen nowadays," says Echo Li.

UT Austin president, Gregory L. Fenves, released a statement shortly after, denouncing the posters, and saying they're being taken down:

Such posters are completely unacceptable. Consistent with UT Austin’s core values, every student, faculty member and staff member who sets foot on our campus has the right to learn, teach and work without fear and without being the object of hate and discrimination.

Fenves later added that the student who put them up has been identified. The university did not release his name, but said that they would be reviewing the incident under the campus' new anti-discrimination policy, which was released just two weeks prior.

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The university's Chinese Students and Scholars Association posted its objection on Facebook: "These posters do not represent Chinese culture or traditions, nor the UT students who so proudly honor their country and heritage."

This isn't the first time the university has been hit with racist controversy. After Trump signed a ban on people from seven Muslim-majority countries in February, posters targeting Muslims popped up on campus.