In China, like other places, racial thinking is often accompanied by stereotypes and prejudices. Dark skin, for instance, is often seen negatively.

My friend Paula Madison, the now-retired former chief diversity officer of NBCUniversal, has made regular pilgrimages to China since 2011 – the year that she and her brothers first visited the ...

BEIJING — A Chinese detergent maker has apologised for an advertisement which shows a black man stuffed into a washing machine and transformed into a fair-skinned Asian, just a day after ...

And I think that China generally sees black people through the realm of pop culture, whose arbiters continue to perpetuate the myth that people of color don’t ‘play well’ in that market.” ...