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Imagine being widely blamed for tragedies that befall your country. Earthquakes. Hurricanes. Floods. Now imagine being excluded from disaster response efforts because of this. Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in Haiti face profound prejudice. Discrimination often undermines life chances. Education and employment opportunities erode. Even accessing
While NYC has seen a huge spike in hate crime, the issue is clearly a widespread one nationally. Thankfully, it appears no physical harm was done to Grayson. The men hurled abuses at him, before walking away. In response, Grayson uploaded the video to both Facebook and Twitter, asking for the community to help report the men. If anyone know or recognize these men please be careful and report them. We will not stand for it EVER and we hope justice will be served to these individuals, he wrote on Facebook.
Who is Louis Grayson?
The 30-year-old store owner has a long history in the food industry. According to his LinkedIn profile, Grayson founded Ramen Lab Eatery in Miami in 2017. Before that, he spent around five years working in marketing, including for a firm that specialized in Asian food. Between 2010 and 2012, Grayson worked as the manager of Lemongrass Asian Bristo in Boca Raton. He also served as a waiter for a year at a Thai restaurant.
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(CNN) Police arrested a Brooklyn, New York, resident on assault and reckless endangerment charges after he allegedly struck a 7-Eleven worker in the face multiple times while making anti-Asian statements, according to the NYPD.
The alleged assault occurred at a 7-Eleven in midtown Manhattan early Saturday morning, police said.
Gregory Jacques, 33, was later arrested Wednesday morning and charged with assault, along with attempted assault and reckless endangerment, both in the second degree, the NYPD said in a statement.
A seven second clip of surveillance footage sent by police appears to show a man striking an individual once before the video ends.