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As U.S.-China tensions rise, advocacy groups are warning about Asians being scapegoated by politicians. Again.

A new campaign called “Stop the Blame” has been launched to monitor and combat anti-Asian political rhetoric in American politics ahead of the 2024 presidential elections. What it's about: The initiative, created by Stop AAPI Hate and Chinese for Affirmative Action, aims to address rising anti-Asian political language, discriminatory surveillance proposals and land ownership restrictions in various states. The campaign encourages Asian Americans and allied communities to hol...

Hate crimes fell more than 40 per cent in 2022 to 140, but police said some Asian-Americans are not reporting attacks against them as attention on the topic fades.

Connecticuts farmers and chefs collaborate for special farm dinners throughout the summer and fall.

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Invisibility fuels stereotypes about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, who are viewed by many as kung fu (or kung flu) masters or not thought of at all.

Lawmakers in Lansing are working on legislation to better address hate crimes and provide prosecutors with the tools to effectively punish perpetrators.

The Atlanta spa shooting shocked the country and thrust to the forefront what many Asian Americans already knew: They were not immune to racism.

On Thursday the AAPI community held events in five cities around the nation -- including San Francisco -- to commemorate the Atlanta spa shootings two years ago and recent victims of anti-Asian violence.

Police released images of three suspects they say yelled slurs and threw punches at a mom and son last week.