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Anti-Asian discrimination continues to surge in Mass amid pandemic

Kami Rieck Boston University Statehouse Program BOSTON When Rep. Tackey Chan, one of the first Asian-American Massachusetts House members, heard high school students in his district talk about discrimination they have faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, he related. Strangers shouted racial slurs at him and others asked if he ate cats or dogs, said Chan, D-Quincy. “In government, it continues to be a challenge for Asian-Americans to be recognized as an important part of our community,” he said. Discrimination and attacks against Asian-Americans have surged in the past year in the United States since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, when former President Donald Trump referred to the coronavirus as the “China virus. These anti-Asian racist incidents include Massachusetts.

Boston Indians Celebrate International Women s Day - INDIA New England News

INDIA New England News By Divya Chaturvedi Every year March 8 is celebrated as International Women’s Day. There are hundreds of events all over the globe celebrating women’s social, economic, and political contributions as well as educational and thoughtful dialogues about the prevalence and persistence of gender inequality in the world. The International Women’s Day event co-hosted by United India Association of New England (UIANE), Saheli, Women Who Win #Dreamcatchers and the Asian American Commission of Massachusetts, on March 6th was both a celebration of achievements of South Asian women and a discussion about the challenges that still remain for women to achieve gender equality.

Aditi Soni: From Bringing Rare Disease Drugs to Community Service via Saheli and United India Association

INDIA New England News Aditi Soni BOSTON- A woman who never takes NO as an answer in life, Aditi Soni works hard to empower the women in her community. As President of the United India Association of New England (UIANE) and a Board Member of Saheli Boston, Ms. Soni has been at the forefront of many important support initiatives run by both organizations, in a year where everyone’s lives were effected by the coronavirus pandemic. From UIANE’s “COVID-19 Relief Fund” that delivered hundreds of meals and groceries to the elderly and the front-line workers, to its virtual ‘Participate and Learn’ series to keep their community physically and mentally strong, to working with the Indian Medical Association of New England (IMANE) and the India Association of Greater Boston (IAGB) to host a community awareness webinar for the COVID-19 vaccine, Ms. Soni has been instrumental to these initiatives.

Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Are on the Rise Many Say More Policing Isn t the Answer

Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Are on the Rise. Many Say More Policing Isn t the Answer Time 2/18/2021 Cady Lang © Steven Senne AP Jessica Wong, of Fall River, Mass., front left, Jenny Chiang, of Medford, Mass., center, and Sheila Vo, of Boston, from the state s Asian American Commission, stand together during a protest on March 12, 2020, on the steps of the Statehouse in Boston. When Amanda Nguyen saw the video, she was horrified. In the Jan. 28 security footage, 84-year-old Vicha Ratanapakdee was shoved to the ground while taking his morning walk in San Francisco; just two days after the assault, he died. (Nineteen-year-old Antoine Watson has since been charged with and pleaded not guilty to murder and elder abuse.) It was one of several incidents of physical violence against Asian American elders in recent weeks across the U.S., but Nguyen had yet to see coverage by a major news outlet about the concerning increase in violence towards the Asian Ame

Hate against Asian Americans skyrocketed in the last year with the elderly bearing the brunt of incidents

Hate against Asian Americans skyrocketed in the last year with the elderly bearing the brunt of incidents INSIDER 17/02/2021 esnodgrass@businessinsider.com (Erin Snodgrass) © AP Photo/Steven Senne Jessica Wong, of Fall River, Mass., front left, Jenny Chiang, of Medford, Mass., center, and Sheila Vo, of Boston, from the state s Asian American Commission, stand together during a protest, Thursday, March 12, 2020, on the steps of the Statehouse in Boston. AP Photo/Steven Senne Incidents of racism and bias against Asian Americans have shot up since the onset of COVID-19. Stop AAPI Hate is a reporting center that s been tracking cases of Asian American hate since March.

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