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Audience member Sharon Hom, executive director of the New York-based group Human Rights in China, said the youths expressing pro-China rhetoric to visitors will come from the wealthiest families that have benefited from China's staggering economic growth. "The voices that are speaking are the ones who are allowed to speak," she said.
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