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As Ridership Ticks Up On Subways, Some Asian New Yorkers Still Fear For Their Safety

As Ridership Ticks Up On Subways, Some Asian New Yorkers Still Fear For Their Safety arrow Commuters on the M train on March 7, 2021 Mary Altaffer/AP/Shutterstock The NYC subway system is arguably the most unnerving public place that Asian New Yorkers are forced to navigate during this period of rising bias attacks against Asians in the city. At times desolate due to a pandemic drop in ridership, the subway can feel at once confining and indifferent, a place where bystanders minding their own business may seem even less inclined to get involved in stopping an unprovoked attack. In recent months, Asian New Yorkers have been slashed and nearly pushed into oncoming trains.

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