On a mild morning in mid-March, a steady stream of cars carrying teachers, health care workers and grandparents rolled through the parking lot of Ellis Davis Field House in southern Dallas County.
Lisa Wheeler, a Parkland Health & Hospital System nurse, was at the other end of the parking lot, dressed in her uniform blue scrubs, face mask and shield. She met each person who rolled down a window or opened a car door with a fresh sense of optimism.
Her smile concealed, Wheeler tried to express with her eyes how happy she was to be there.
“I feel like there is hope now,” Wheeler said.
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After Overwatch League s Fearless revealed racist incidents, esports reckons with harassment of Asians
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Preview: Southwest Division-leading Mavs host Central Division-leading Bucks Apr 8, 2021 Dwain Price
PREVIEW
Time: 8 p.m.
TV: FOX Sports Southwest
Radio: ESPN 103.3 FM; Univision 1270 AM (Spanish)
About the Mavericks: In what was considered a trap game, the Mavs went to Houston on Wednesday and suffered a surprisingly 102-93 loss to the lowly Rockets. That came one game after the Mavs beat up the team with the best record in the entire NBA – the Utah Jazz – on Monday, 111-103. Now, the Mavs will battle a Milwaukee team that has the third-best record in the Eastern Conference. “Anybody can play a bad game, right?,” guard Luka Doncic said after the loss to Houston. “So we played a horrible game as a team. We just got to flush it out and continue to play.”. . .The Mavs are 19-0 when leading after the first quarter this season, but trailed the Rockets, 24-23, after the first quarter. “We
Asian esports players describe unspeakable and terrifying racism and harassment
By The Washington Post They call us Chinese, then harass us. The racism here is unspeakable.
In a viral video with over 300,000 views since it was posted to Twitter on Tuesday, professional esports player Lee Fearless Eui-seok denounced hateful, anti-Asian acts he has experienced since coming to the United States. His comments have attracted attention across the esports industry and provided another example of the harassment and violence Asians, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have faced throughout the country, particularly during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lee, a member of the Overwatch League s Dallas Fuel team, was asked by a fan during a live stream what it s been like for him since moving to Texas this year. Being Asian here is terrifying, seriously, he said in comments translated from Korean. People keep trying to pick fights with us. Every time they see me, it s like Americans wil