アンナ・パキンさんのインスタグラム写真 - (アンナ・パキンInstagram)「Some of these slides got cut off when I reposted (apologies @heyashleyrenne ) so go check out the original post. #Repost @heyashleyrenne ・・・ Asians MUST be included in your anti-racism activism. SAY IT WITH ME: "I do not condone violence against Asians from my community or any others." ❗️ In a span of just one week: 1. An 84-year-old Thai man was killed after being pushed in San Francisco. 2. A Filipino man was slashed across the face in New York City. 3. An elderly Asian man was shoved and thrown to the ground in Oakland’s Chinatown. 4. A Vietnamese grandmother was robbed and assaulted. 5. A Chinese man was robbed and assaulted at gun point in front of his home in Oakland. PLEASE DON'T STAY SILENT ABOUT THIS. NEWS OUTLETS NEED TO START INCLUDING VIOLENCE AGAINST ASIANS IN THEIR MEDIA COVERAGE. And to anyone in my community who says: "Their fight isn't our fight." OR "They don't stand up for us so why should we stand up for them?" 1. A hate crime against one community is a hate crime against all our communities. 2. Apathy towards hate crimes upholds white supremacy. 3. It's wrong. Period. To gain more insight into the Asian American experience, follow these accounts: @hownottotravellikeabasicbitch @asianswithattitudes @aznactivists @dearasianyouth ******************************* EDIT: ✨ To those who keep asking: Q: "But how do you know if it's racially motivated? Crimes happen." A: I provided 4 accounts above who are much more knowledgeable about the Asian American experience and can better explain how their community has been historically targeted by racism and how Anti-Asian rhetoric during the pandemic has led to an increase in crimes against them. Q: Some of these crimes were committed by Black people. So why mention white supremacy? A: I'm moreso addressing those in the Black community who make generalized statements like "Asians are anti-Black, therefor I'm not going to stand up for them." That attitude in general helps to uphold white supremacy because it causes division between Asian and Black communities. When people of color are divided ("divide & conquer"), it allows white supremacy to flourish」2月13日 8時24分