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Friday, 30 Apr 2021 01:52 PM MYT BY TAN MEI ZI Lin and Lisha (pic) are being investigated by Balinese authorities over the controversial video. — Screengrabs via Facebook/JoshPalerLin Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. PETALING JAYA, April 30 — Two foreigners are facing deportation from Bali after they filmed themselves pulling a painted mask “prank” at a local supermarket. CNN reported yesterday that Taiwanese national Josh Paler Lin and Russian citizen Leia Se, who goes by Lisha, have had their passports seized by the authorities and r...

GDC Podcast Live! Hosted by Gamasutra feat. Disco Elysium writer Justin Keenan Live 2:40 p.m. - 3:40 p.m. Level Design Workshop: The Level Design of 'God of War' Discussion Rob Davis (TBA) Now that you know the GDC Showcase 2021 schedule, you can tune into the shows and check out all the past broadcasts. Many of the sessions will also be available on demand, so you can enjoy them even if you miss their initial live appearance. For more info about GDC proper, make sure you keep your browsers tuned to our GDC news page. Guides Editor Joshua holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and ...

NBA Rumors: Player Who Called Jeremy Lin 'Coronavirus' Identified, Spokesperson Says 03/12/21 AT 11:21 PM Former NBA Championship winner Jeremy 'Linsanity' Lin is leaving the Beijing Ducks after one season in China and seeking a return to the US Photo: AFP / STR KEY POINTS The name of the player who called Jeremy Lin "coronavirus" has not been revealed, with the matter being handled internally Lin is discussing the repercussions of the slur with the unnamed player Lin is still waiting for NBA return dream to be fulfilled The NBA G-League has tracked down the player who called Jeremy L...

In light of the coronavirus and the growing hate aimed at the Asian community, Lin learned to use his experiences with racism — experiences he previously internalized — as opportunities to call for change.

Jeremy Lin Says He's Not 'Naming Or Shaming' Person Who Called Him 'Coronavirus' There are other ways to combat racism, he explained in a Twitter post. A day after basketball officials launched an investigation into guard Jeremy Lin’s complaint that he was called “coronavirus” on court, Lin said he’s not “naming or shaming” the individual. “I know this will disappoint some of you but I’m not naming or shaming anyone,” he wrote on Twitter Saturday. “What good does it do in this situation for someone to be torn down? It doesn’t make my community safer or solve any of our l...