Opinion: 'Hongkonger' is a distinct nationality from mainland Chinese, and it needs to be kept that way

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By Brett Fafata, Northwestern University
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People from the 852 differ from those on the mainland in almost every category that commonly differentiates people groups from each other: language, religion, values, and even ethnicity

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