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Asian-American social workers witness rise in anti-Asian racism | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The study examined their perspectives in the aftermath of racism toward Asian Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Türkiye seeks justice for immigrant family killed in arson attack in Germany

Turkish officials are seeking justice for a Bulgarian Turkish family of four who were killed in an arson attack in the western German city of Solingen amid...

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Russia's Tajiks face discrimination after Moscow attack

Europe News: Many Central Asians in Russia, especially the Tajik community, have faced heightened xenophobia following the recent attack on a concert hall near Mos.

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Türkiye urges Germany to probe deadly Solingen blaze over arson suspicion

Türkiye is calling on Germany to investigate Monday's fire, which killed four Bulgarian citizens of Turkish origin in Solingen, diplomatic sources...

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Anti-immigrant climate costs German firms skilled foreign labor

Manager Joerg Engelmann says he has pulled out all the stops to attract skilled foreign workers to his chemical engineering company in Chemnitz, east...

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Fire that killed Turkish family in Germany could be arson: Probe

German authorities noted that the recent fire that killed a Turkish-Bulgarian family in Solingen could be arson. During the preliminary investigation...

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Massive increase in anti-Muslim violence in Germany

Against the backdrop of the genocide Israel is committing in Gaza with the help of its NATO allies, violence against Muslims and Palestinians in Germany has increased dramatically in recent weeks and months.

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Companies have invested billions in DEI. Why isn't it helping Black workers?

Diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives are missing one key thing about the way we work, this sociologist says.

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How real-estate agents, developers laid the groundwork for redlining: historian

"The origins of segregation live much earlier" than discriminatory public policies, says Colin Gordon, author of the book "Patchwork Apartheid."

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NYC bishop calls to deport migrants who commit crimes in city: 'Not what America is about'

Bishop Gerald Seabrooks said migrants' 'motives' for coming to the U.S. need to be questioned.

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