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Virus, Violence Influence Asian Americans Decision to Send Children to School

Virus, Violence Influence Asian Americans’ Decision to Send Children to School 1 hour ago Sofia Horrigan, 4, of Quincy, Mass., left, examines a heart made of seashells with family members Tuesday, April 13, 2021 Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:05:40 0:00 Pop-out player Across the country, schools for children of all ages are reopening. Asian American families are struggling with making a decision whether to send their children back into classrooms. Their concern is based on increasing anti-Asian behavior. A Chinese American mother in a town outside Boston is sending her sons to in-person classes this month. Earlier, another student made a racist

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Asian American students have the highest rates of remote learning more than a year after outbreak

Asian American students have the highest rates of remote learning more than a year after outbreak By Philip Marcelo Asian Americans opt for remote learning. BOSTON - A Chinese American mother in the Boston suburbs is sending her sons to in-person classes this month, even after one of them was taunted with a racist slanted-eyes gesture at school, just days after the killings of women of Asian descent at massage businesses in Atlanta. In the Dallas area, a Korean American family is keeping their middle schooler in online classes for the rest of the year after they spotted a question filled with racist Chinese stereotypes, including a reference to eating dogs and cats, on one of her exams.

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Senate Passes Bipartisan COVID Hate Crimes Bill in Show of Support for Asian-American Community

6250029223001 The U.S. experienced its first major COVID outbreak in March and April of last year. Right alongside, unfortunately, came a dramatic spike in anti-Asian hate crimes. People are telling their grandparents and their parents not to go outside. People are telling their children not to go play outside, even though the weather is nice. And it s been over a year of these sorts of feelings and in recent weeks have only increased with our attacks on the elderly and the murders in Atlanta, Georgia, said Rep. Grace Meng, during a recent press conference. Overall hate crimes against Asian-Americans were up by nearly 150 percent in 2020.

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Asian Americans wary about school amid virus, violence - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper

Asian Americans wary about school amid virus, violence - New Delhi Times - India s Only International Newspaper
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Virus, violence prompt concern for local Asian American families

Virus, violence prompt concern for local Asian American families
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