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Community. between march 2020 and september 30th of this year, the organization stop aapi hate tallied a total of 10,370 reported incidents of hate against asian americans and pacific islanders in the united states. as part of our velshi across america series i traveled to san francisco's chinatown to sit down with six locals who spoke openly about the emotional and physical trauma that they've endured during the pandemic. >> you know, i've been really heart broken. i've been very fearful. i felt powerless and invisible, to be honest. i felt like we weren't seen. from my store walking to my ca...

Según Stop AAPI Hate, 4.548 casos tuvieron lugar en el 2020 y otros 4.544 en lo que va de este año.

Listeners changed? >> well, consider this, we actually launched this podcast last year, right before the pandemic. we had been working on this already, trying to make a space, create a space for asian-american experiences to be explored because that was something that really didn't seem to be out there enough. and then the pandemic happened, and along with that came this huge upsurge in anti-asian racism and documented reported hate crimes. the stop aapi hate organization that has been collecting and calling for people to report in incidents, reported 3,700 plus incidents since march 2020, bet...

FacebookTwitterEmail Police officers are seen outside a massage parlor where three people were shot and killed on March 16, 2021, in Atlanta, Georgia. - Eight people were killed in shootings at three different spas in the US state of Georgia on March 16, police and local media reported. It is "extremely likely" that the same suspect was involved in all three deadly shootings at spas in the US state of Georgia, police told AFP Tuesday. The suspect, named as 21-year-old Robert Aaron Long, is in police custody in the violence that reportedly killed eight people. (Photo by Elijah Nouvelage / AFP)...

A report on discrimination against Asian women takes on new meaning after Atlanta shootings FacebookTwitterEmail Asian American and Pacific Islander women were more than two times more likely to experience discrimination this past year, according to a report Tuesday by the group Stop AAPI Hate. The group started tracking incidences of discrimination at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in March of last year. Its findings took on new meaning in light of shootings in the Atlanta area on Tuesday night that left eight people dead, six of whom were women of Asian descent. The violence took...