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Hope College Asst Professor is raising thousands to #StopAsianHate

Dr. Jordan VanHemert s fundraising concert surpassed it s goal days before the event. Author: Meredith TerHaar Updated: 7:02 AM EDT April 8, 2021 An assistant professor at Hope College in Holland is using his talent and his platform to raise awareness to stop Asian hate. Dr. Jordan VanHemert released his debut album last month titled, I am not a Virus.   Now the accomplished saxophonist and composer is going one step further by hosting a Facebook live concert to raise money for an organization fighting racism and amplifying the voices of Asian women. Just one look at the cover of his debut album and you know Dr. Jordan VanHemert wants to communicate a strong message with his music.

I m sure I will experience this again : IU students recount experiences of anti-Asian racism

I m sure I will experience this again : IU students recount experiences of anti-Asian racism
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COVID-19: Asian Americans joblessness has lasted longer in pandemic

Last week, San Diego airport bartender Anita Burbage got the call she’d been waiting months to hear – that it was time to go back to work. Burbage, 56, who came to the United States in 1991 from her native Philippines, didn’t mind that she’d be instead working as a server, and for just two days a week. After spending most of the past year unemployed, the Chula Vista, California, resident was grateful to be working again. She and her hospitality worker colleagues have survived the year in part because of regular Zoom chats organized by their union in which they share their fears: That they won’t be able to make rent. That they’ll get COVID. Or for her fellow Filipino colleagues, that they’ll be assaulted – simply because they’re Asian.

A Star-Studded And Influential Line-Up Of AAPI Women And Allies Come Together For An Evening Of Solidarity

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ On April 21, 2021, Public Wise and Onward Together will host a virtual fundraiser (bit.ly/aapiwomenstrong) in support of the National Asian Pacific Women s Forum (NAPAWF), a leading national organization for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women and girls in the U.S. #AAPI Women Strong: Organizing Beyond a Hashtag. Flyer image with Margaret Cho, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Michelle Kwan, Padma Lakshmi, Lucy Liu, Olivia Munn, Lea Salonga, Christina Baal-Owens, Sung Yeon Choimorrow, Nina Reddy, Kristina Rodulfo #AAPI Women Strong: Organizing Beyond a Hashtag, brings together influential AAPI women, organizers and allies for an evening of solidarity. For the community to #StopAAPIHate, the individuals facing these challenges need to be supported and strong from the inside out. Topics of the evening will include self-care for the long run, how to be a good ally, and building a strong AAPI voting bloc

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