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Thursday, May 13. I’m Kimi Yoshino, and I’m writing from Los Angeles.
We’ve seen video after video of unprovoked attacks on Asian Americans and reports that show an alarming uptick in anti-Asian violence. One set of data, from the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at Cal State San Bernardino, found a 164% increase in Asian-related hate crimes in the first quarter of 2021 compared with the same period last year.
As Times reporter Anh Do wrote:
The attacks took place in schools, restaurants, stores, subways, sidewalks, fitness classes and Zoom meetings. Some involved allegations about the coronavirus, while other perpetrators used age-old racial slurs like “ching chong.”
Here s how much money it takes to be considered wealthy in the Bay Area
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A couple poses for a photo in front of the Painted Ladies at Alamo Square. Douglas Zimmerman/SFGate
Let’s state the obvious: It’s very expensive to live in the Bay Area.
San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose are constantly ranked in the top 10 most expensive cities to live in in the U.S. and while rents may have fallen during the pandemic, home prices have risen and costs of many consumer goods are projected to get even more expensive.
Even with prices rising, though, Bay Area residents actually lowered their perspective of what it takes to be considered “wealthy,” according to 2021’s Charles Schwab Modern Wealth Survey. A Bay Area citizen now needs an average net worth of $3.8 million this year to be considered “wealthy,” compared to $4.5 million in 2020.