Boer Deng is a journalist based in Washington, United States of America. She covers foreign affairs, US politics, science and business. She is fluent in English and Chinese

Coronavirus: What attacks on Asians reveal about American identity

19 May 2020  |  BBC News فارسی  |  English  |  American Identity

The article discusses the rise in anti-Asian attacks in the US during the Covid-19 pandemic, revealing underlying issues of racism and American identity. It highlights personal experiences of discrimination, the role of political rhetoric in exacerbating prejudice, and the efforts of advocacy groups and individuals to combat this trend. The article also touches on the broader implications for Asian American communities and their solidarity with other minority groups.

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Parisa Hashempour is a journalist based in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

As a man is charged with Christina Yuna Lee's murder, it's vital that we talk about the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes

14 Feb 2022  |  www.glamourmagazine.co.uk  |  English  |  Violence Against Women

Christina Yuna Lee, a Korean-American woman, was murdered in her Manhattan apartment, highlighting the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes. The article discusses the increase in such crimes since the Covid-19 outbreak, citing various incidents and the role of inflammatory rhetoric from figures like Donald Trump. It emphasizes the need for political commitment and community support to combat racism, urging readers to educate themselves and take action against xenophobia.

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Anmol Irfan is a journalist based in Lahore, Pakistan. She has a BA in History from the London School of Economics. She is also the Founder of Perspective Magazine, an online magazine and community platform that seeks to empower marginalised voices and unheard stories in Pakistan. 
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Two Years and Thousands of Voices: Using Community-Generated Data to End Anti-AAPI Violence

06 Oct 2022  |  Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly  |  English  |  Racial Violence

The Stop AAPI Hate coalition's report highlights the rise in anti-Asian violence in the US since the COVID-19 pandemic, documenting nearly 11,500 hate incidents. The report emphasizes the importance of community-generated data to understand and address these incidents, which often do not meet the legal definition of a crime. It calls for solutions beyond law enforcement, focusing on educational equity, community-based solutions, and civil rights expansion. The report also notes the division within AAPI communities regarding the role of law enforcement in addressing hate incidents. The coalition advocates for systemic change to dismantle long-term systemic racism and build cross-racial solidarity.

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Bilingual news fixer/reporter/editor based in Beijing, China.

The Pokémon Company International Provides a Five-Year Donation Plan to Support Children

01 Jul 2024  |  www.superpixel.com  |  English  |  Social Equity

The Pokémon Company International announced a five-year, 25 million USD donation plan to support children and social equity globally. The initiative includes monetary donations and gifts of play, such as the Pokémon Trading Card Game and Pokémon Center products. Beneficiary organizations include Save the Children, KidsOut, and Stop AAPI Hate, with potential for additional organizations to be added.

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Jenny Manrique is a freelance journalist based in San Francisco, United States of America.

California to Launch New Anti Hate Initiative With a Focus on Healing

01 Oct 2023  |  ethnicmediaservices.org  |  English  |  Community Engagement

California's Civil Rights Department is launching the California vs Hate initiative to support victims and raise awareness about hate crimes and incidents. Experts emphasize the importance of public engagement and community-centered strategies over increased policing. The initiative aims to address the rise in hate crimes, which are significantly underreported, and provide culturally competent resources. The article highlights the impact of hate crimes on various communities, particularly African Americans, Asian Americans, Latinos, Muslims, and Jews, and discusses legislative efforts to enhance civil rights and community safety.

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Tram Nguyen is a journalist based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

We need to strengthen Mass. hate crimes law

23 Feb 2022  |  commonwealthmagazine.org  |  English  |  Racism

The article advocates for strengthening Massachusetts' hate crime laws, highlighting the inadequacies in current statutes and the need for clearer directives for prosecutors and judges. It references the murder of Ahmaud Arbery and other hate crimes to emphasize the urgency of legislative reform. The proposed Hate Crimes Reform bill aims to simplify the charging process, include mixed motivations, add penalties for bias attacks, and mandate data collection. The article calls for immediate action to protect vulnerable communities and ensure accountability for hate crimes.

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I am an award-winning photographer & videographer currently based in Sacramento, CA USA. I possess a solid background in photojournalism and specializes in the long-term narrative. As a storyteller, I am passionate about utilizing the visual narrative as a tool to inform, engage, and impact ...

For Asian Americans Wary of Attacks, Reopening Is Not an Option

08 Jun 2021  |  www.nytimes.com  |  English  |  Public Safety

The article discusses the heightened fears among Asian American families due to a surge in anti-Asian attacks during the pandemic. As the United States reopens and people are encouraged to return to normal activities, many Asian Americans are apprehensive about their safety in public spaces. Interviews with Asian Americans reveal that they are taking extra precautions, such as avoiding public transportation and restaurants, due to the fear of being targeted. The coalition Stop AAPI Hate has reported over 6,600 incidents against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders from March 2020 to March 2021. Additionally, a significant disparity is noted in the return to in-person learning among Asian American students compared to their white counterparts.

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