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Nigerians and other Blacks denied access to Poland borders

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Nigerians and other Africans are being denied entry into Poland.
Blacks, especially Nigerians, have remained at the border for four days and counting, according to a Nigerian who spoke to LIB from the border.
Except for white women and children, Ukrainian police originally barred everyone from crossing the border.
However, Ukrainians protested earlier today, and Ukrainian individuals were allowed to cross the Poland-Ukraine border.
Women and children of color are still stranded outside, unable to enter.

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