11:15 a.m. Eastern JONATHAN CAPEHART: A few weeks ago in my byline, I addressed the surge in hate crimes against the Asian American community and the deadly shooting in Atlanta targeting mostly women of Asian descent by a white man. Afterwards, I was flooded with feedback asking, "What about hate crimes towards Asian Americans perpetrated by black people?" And it's prompted a conversation I think we need to have. Some of the most widely circulated footage of the anti-Asian attacks have been of black perpetrators. (...) You're here because you both penned an op-ed in USA Today headlined, "How Black and Asian American Women Are Working Together to Overcome Racism." And I wanted you for this segment to talk about this because I do think we need to talk about this. And if anything, so that the folks who are all up in my feed saying, "Hey, but what about black people?" to deflect from what happened in Atlanta to hear that what they're pushing isn't being bought by a lot of people.