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Anti-Asian Attack Spree Victim Speaks Out Following Suspect's Arrest
NBC New York’s Myles Miller reports.
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Giving to Charity as a Gift After a Year of COVID and Other Calamities
GlobalGiving is a nonprofit that connects other nonprofits to donors and companies and offers gift cards to give a charitable donation on someone’s behalf during the holidays.
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‘We're Going to Keep His Story Alive': Mural Honors Elderly Asian Man Killed in Calif. Attack
A new mural was unveiled Sunday in San Francisco’s Chinatown neighborhood honoring an 84-year-old man who was violently shoved and later died.
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NYC Woman Faces 4 Hate Crime Charges in String of Anti-Asian Attacks
A woman has been arrested in what New York City police say was a string of anti-Asian hate crimes dating back to May. Police say they took 25-year-old Maricia Bell into custody Thursday. Bell has been accused of stealing sunglasses from a person of Asian descent on May 23. She also allegedly attack three Asian victims on three separate occasions…
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Woman Charged in Attacks on Asian Victims in New York City
A woman has been arrested in what New York City police say was a string of anti-Asian hate crimes dating back to May. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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‘Hate Has No Place in America': Biden Signs Into Law Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Bill
President Joe Biden signed into law Thursday legislation addressing anti-Asian hate crimes, which have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic after the measure passed Congress with bipartisan support. Biden said the legislation was an example of how common values could unite the country and that his administration would continue to work to crack down on hate crimes. “My message to all of those...
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Senate Passes Hate Crime Bill Responding to Wave of Violence Against Asian Americans
The Senate passed legislation Thursday targeting anti-Asian hate crimes after an uptick of incidents during the Covid-19 pandemic
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Senate to Debate Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Legislation
On Monday, the Senate will begin to debate legislation addressing the rise of hate crimes against Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Man Makes Anti-Asian Statements Before Trying to Punch Woman in Midtown: NYPD
In the latest attack against people of Asian descent in New York City, police say a man tried to punch a 25-year-old woman in Manhattan on Tuesday. The victim told police that she was walking down 1st Avenue near East 57th Street around 1 p.m. when a stranger made anti-Asian statements towards her and “attempted to strike her with a…
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Rallying Against Anti-Asian Attacks and Other Causes
Deborah Kemper and Sabine Won, good friends from San Carlos, California, who share key values and support each other, protest for a variety of causes over the years -
3,000 Safety Kits Delivered to U.S. Bank in Chinatown
U.S. Bank delivered 3,000 safety kits to its branch in San Francisco’s Chinatown to help keep customers safe after the recent increase of violence against Asian Americans.
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Fighting Anti-Asian Hate on Long Island
In an attempt to stop more hate attacks, members of the Asian community on Long Island want to improve the reporting process to police so that people are not afraid to come forward. NBC New York’s Pei-Se Cheng reports.
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‘This Is Nothing New': Stop Asian Hate Protesters, in Their Own Words
Racism against Asian Americans is nothing new to those who have experienced it. But a recent rise in violent crimes against them has ignited deep-rooted fears and drawn national attention. Now, members of the Asian-American community and their allies are calling for people to educate themselves and end the hate.
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Jamie Chung Makes Powerful Style Statement in Support of Asian Americans at SAG Awards
A powerful red carpet moment.
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NYPD Looks Into Possible Anti-Asian Assault Mid Robbery
A employee working at a Midtown 7-Eleven store was assaulted while attempting to stop a man from stealing, police said Sunday.
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Congress Members Attend Anti-Hate Crime Rally
Members of Congress and the City Council attended an Anti Asian Hate Rally to combat violence against Asian Americans.. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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Woman Punched on Her Way to Protest Anti-Asian Attacks in NYC
A New York City woman who was on her way to protest recent violent attacks against Asians on Sunday was assaulted herself, according to police. Gus Rosendale reports.
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Asian American Grandmother Recovering After Being Attacked, Fighting Back in San Francisco
A 76-year-old Asian American grandmother is recovering at home Thursday but her family says it will be a long time before she feels safe going outside again.