Stop Asian Hate

Daly City leaders hope a new program called “Saint Sentinel” will help put an end to violence against the Asian community.

Two doormen have been fired for not acting as an Asian American woman was brutally attacked in front of their building near New York City’s Times Square.

Racism against Asian Americans is nothing new to those who have experienced it. But a recent rise in violent crimes against them has ignited deep-rooted fears and drawn national attention. Now, members of the Asian-American community and their allies are calling for people to educate themselves and end the hate.

Three Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD teachers are on paid administrative leave and under investigation after a racist multiple-choice question appeared on a middle school quiz.

Authorities have arrested a man who viciously attacked an Asian American woman near New York City’s Times Square.

A violent attack against an Asian-American man aboard a Brooklyn subway train and a separate assault on an Asian woman in Manhattan are being investigated by police. New York’s Hate Crimes Task Force has offered to assist in the investigation.

Lee Wong, chairman of the West Chester, Ohio, Township Board of Trustees, condemned anti-Asian violence during an unscripted moment that has gone viral.

Dozens of people, including members of the “Raging Grannies” gathered on the corner of El Camino and Jefferson Avenue in Redwood City.

Watch the second part of the tenth episode of Race in America: The Conversation that aired on Feb. 18, 2021.

Jane Park said that before last week, she hadn’t addressed mass shootings with her kids, Bennett, 7, and Ruby, 5.

Jane Park said that before last week, she hadn’t addressed mass shootings with her kids, Bennett, 7, and Ruby, 5. “It really does scare me,” the Seattle mom told TODAY Parents. “And Bennett, my 7-year-old, is in first grade now. I worked as a local new reporter and I remember the Sandy Hook shootings, so he’s at the age of those children.”...