There is a clear link between Australian media's xenophobic "African gangs" campaigns, and its "non-white people cause COVID19" campaigns over the past few weeks.

Both use double standards and 'race tagging' to fuel hatred towards non-white Australians.

How many journalists were scrambling to find out if other patients have attended gatherings related to other religions? How many doctors are openly telling journalists when patients attend Catholic family gatherings? https://twitter.com/KetanJ0/status/1276051504684769289

As I (and @BenjaminMillar) have been documenting, there has been a wildly effortful campaign to link Vic's COVID19 wave to #BLM protests.

There is enough haze in the data to make this effort worthwhile, in terms of how much hate it fuels. https://ketanjoshi.co/2020/06/23/no-protest-didnt-make-australians-complacent-democracy-isnt-as-deadly-as-they-say-it-is/

But note something specific - media outlets 'tagged' people who had attended protests - but with no evidence COVID19 was acquired or spread at them. They were named "BLM protesters":

https://twitter.com/KetanJ0/status/1272421341803798531

This is on par with what I've described as #Racetagging - which you can read many examples of here: https://twitter.com/search?q=from%3Aketanj0%20%23racetagging&src=typed_query&f=live

This is when crimes committed by non-white people centre ethnicity, but crimes by white people don't mention it (and often come with reputation mgmt):

Two key media tactics in creating racist hate in the community:

- React wildly if non-white people acquire COVID19, and if they didn't manufacture some links using deception. Ignore white cases.

- 'Tag' individuals with their race or anti-racist position

If you're still lost, please dig into the story of this Australian superstar literally contributing to the possibility of people losing their lives and suffering from COVID19, for profit.

Try to find an article in a large media outlet that assigned it to his race or religion.