Heather Zeiger has an M.S. in chemistry from the University of Texas at Dallas and an M.A. in bioethics from Trinity International University, where she did her capstone work on performance enhancement in sports. She resides in Dallas and currently works as a freelance science and medical writer. When Heather is not writing, she enjoys working with teens, running, reading, going to museums and being a homegrown Texan. Heather is married to fellow science nerd, David, and they are owned by their cat. Her website is heatherzeiger.com.
The coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic has exposed two longstanding ugly problems: underlying racist views of Africans living in China and the burden debt to China lays on several African countries. The key flashpoints creating tension between China and Africa are 1)…