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赵美心:我一直在反对反亚裔仇恨事件,并致力于维护我们社区的安全
2021/3/30 14:07:57 | 浏览:1322 | 评论:0

Hello Zhenying,

The March 16th shootings at Asian-owned businesses in Atlanta was the culmination of a year of increased hate crimes and incidents towards AAPIs across the country. The rhetoric of the previous administration, looking to deflect blame for their disastrous pandemic response, endangered people of Asian descent.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, I have been speaking out against the use of hateful language and the effects it has had on our AAPI communities. In the last few weeks, that conversation has been amplified as the murders in Atlanta have shown the world how violence against AAPIs has evolved.

I want to share with you the conversations I've been having in the media recently. I've included links to interviews, panels and coverage of our rally on Friday for our Day of Action and Healing. I also want to share this useful piece from the LA Times on how to be an ally if you witness an incident.

I believe that by shining a spotlight on these issues, we can bring about legislative and social changes to prevent this from ever happening again.

In friendship,

Judy Chu

PS- Stay informed on all my efforts to make lasting improvements in the lives of ALL our communities! Follow me on Twitter @JudyChuCampaign and on Facebook.

赵美心:我一直在反对反亚裔仇恨事件,并致力于维护我们社区的安全
Here are just a few of my recent press links:

Rep. Judy Chu(D-Calif.), Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, talks to Chuck Todd about the causes of the mass shooting at a series of Atlanta-area spas.

The California Democrat called on the Justice Department to provide resources and fully investigate the fatal shootings.

Washington Post opinions writer Jonathan Capehart spoke with Rep. Judy Chu(D-Calif.), chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, and Rep. Mark Takano(D-Calif.), the group’s second vice-chair, about the growing fears and calls for action.

Rep. Judy Chu, D-Calif., told USA TODAY Democrats in the House are planning to reintroduce next week the "No Hate Act" — legislation that aims to enact a more informed approach to hate crime prevention.

Rep. Judy Chu says that her initial reaction to Trump's use of derogatory and racist anti-Asian phrases was one of pain.
"I felt like it was a stab wound each time he said it," Chu tells PEOPLE. "I felt that he was attacking the entire community, but I felt it personally."
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