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Book About 1982 Attack Sparks Asian American Activism
After recent anti-Asian attacks, the story of Vincent Chin, who was beaten to death in 1982, is resurfacing. NBC Bay Area’s Janelle Wang spoke to Paula Yoo, who wrote a book about Chin’s story, about educating people in this climate.
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Group Holds Rally in Support of AAPI Community in San Francisco
In San Francisco Sunday, a march and rally were held to push for safety and solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in light of the recent anti Asian attacks.
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Group Holds Rally in Support of AAPI Community in San Francisco
In San Francisco Sunday, a march and rally was held to push for safety and solidarity with Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in light of recent attacks. Christie Smith reports.
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Hundreds Rally and March in Support of AAPI Community in Millbrae
More than 100 people turned out in support of the AAPI community in Millbrae Saturday. The “United in Action with Asians” began with rousing speakers, including city councilmember Anders Fung.
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San Francisco Police, Group Launch New Hotline Amid Rise of Anti-Asian Attacks
A new hotline is offering Cantonese and Mandarin speakers a way to get information about crimes to the police in their own language.
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SF Police, Group Launch New Hotline for Cantonese, Mandarin Speakers
In San Francisco, there’s a new hotline offering Cantonese and Mandarin speakers a way to get information about crimes to the police in their own language. Christie Smith reports.
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Hundreds March Against Anti-Asian Hate, Violence in Mountain View
More than 300 people gathered in Mountain View Sunday to speak out against AAPI hate and violence.
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Hundreds March in ‘Stop AAPI Hate' Rally in Mountain View
More than 300 people gathered in Mountain View Sunday to speak out against AAPI hate and violence. As NBC Bay Area’s Marianne Favro reports, teenagers organized it and they say they are determined to inspire change.
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Daly City Launches Program to Stop Crimes Against AAPI Community
Daly City leaders hope a new program called “Saint Sentinel” will help put an end to violence against the Asian community.
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New Surveillance Video Shows Moments Leading Up to Attack on SF Elderly Woman
New surveillance video was released Thursday night that showed the moments leading up to the unprovoked attack in San Francisco against elderly Asian woman, Xiao Zhen Xie.
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New Surveillance Video Shows Moments Leading Up to Attack on SF Asian Woman
New surveillance video released Thursday night shows the moments leading up to the unprovoked attack against an elderly Asian woman, Xiao Zhen Xie, in San Francisco. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Surveillance Video Shows Moments Leading Up to Attack on Elderly Woman
Newly released surveillance video showed of the moments leading up to an attack on an elderly San Francisco woman, who was hurt in an attack that many say was racially motivated. But the suspect’s attorneys say the new video proves otherwise. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.
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Bay Area AAPI Community Calling on Fellow Members To Report Their Experiences
With violence against the Asian Pacific Islander Community seemingly on the rise and array of groups are calling for a stop to the attacks.
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Crowd Gathers in Support of AAPI Community in Oakland
A huge crowd rallied in Oakland’s Chinatown neighborhood Saturday to support the AAPI community.
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Dozens March to Support AAPI Community in Pacifica
Dozens of people in Pacifica marched Saturday, calling for an end to violence and hate against Asian Americans.
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‘Enough': Business, Tech Leaders Stand With AAPI Community
Influential leaders in business and tech announced Wednesday they’re standing with Asian Americans.
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East Bay Workshop Teaches Self-Defense Amid Rise in Anti Asian Attacks
Healing words and images across the Bay Area and across the country Saturday as many are advocating for a community that still feels pain and fear from recent attacks.
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AAPI Community Holds Rally in Milpitas
AAPI protesters marched to Milpitas City Hall Sunday afternoon and it kicked off at Lee’s Sandwich Shop. It was one of several Asian owned businesses vandalized in April of 2020.
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Large Groups Rally in Support of AAPI Community at SF's Union Square
At San Francisco’s Union Square, people carried signs with a now familiar message, stop Asian hate. This was part of a large rally Saturday.
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Many in AAPI Community Turn to Practice Self-Defense Amid Rise in Attacks
As thousands continue to rally in the streets around the Bay Area to condemn violence against the AAPI community, others have opted to sharpen their self-defense skills. Ginger Conejero Saab reports from the East Bay where Black and Asian communities train and heal together.