Asian-American representatives seek an end to anti-Asian rhetoric ahead of US midterm elections

Asian-American leaders and advocates called on politicians and government officials Wednesday to stop anti-Asian rhetoric and scapegoating in the lead-up to the increasingly polarized U.S. midterm elections on November 8.

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