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The rise in hate crimes targeting Asian Americans across the country has led to grave concern. “What’s hurtful is that people are targeting the elderly, who are the most vulnerable,” said Oanh Nguyen, who, along with longtime friend Julianna Lee, wanted to do something about it. “Just like a lot of other people, I felt really frustrated by the...

Police in Everett, Massachusetts, are investigating vandalism at a church with a largely Black congregation as a possible hate crime, authorities said. A large wooden cross that stood outside the Zion Bapist Church was uprooted and left in an adjacent yard, Bishop Robert G. Brown, senior pastor of the church, told The Boston Globe. The church’s office manager noticed...

Police in Everett, Massachusetts, are investigating vandalism at a church with a largely Black congregation as a possible hate crime, authorities said. A large wooden cross that stood outside the Zion Bapist Church was uprooted and left in an adjacent yard, Bishop Robert G. Brown, senior pastor of the church, told The Boston Globe. The church’s office manager noticed...

The Senate approved a bill Thursday that aims to curb a rise in hate crimes targeting Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.

On Monday, the Senate will begin to debate legislation addressing the rise of hate crimes against Asian Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.

A Massachusetts man is facing hate crime charges after he allegedly drove his pickup truck toward a group of Black children, according to police. Police say 36-year-old Shane Belleville of Holbrook was arrested Thursday after getting involved in a racial conflict between children in the town on Saturday. The incident began with an argument between a 7-year-old and an 8-year-old,…

As anti-Asian attacks continue, three victims come forward to share their experiences and the change they hope to inspire.

The Senate has opened debate on legislation confronting the rise of potential hate crimes against Asian Americans

McDonald’s will mandate worker training to combat harassment, discrimination and violence in its restaurants worldwide starting next year

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.

At a rally in Roxbury, nine people shared their experiences and protested for an end to anti-Asian hate.

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.

The shootings that left eight people dead in Georgia have ignited a national conversation about race and violence. The TEN takes an in-depth look at a rise in attacks on Asian Americans after the onset of the coronavirus pandemic and listens to the voices calling for change.

A New York City woman who was on her way to protest recent violent attacks against Asians on Sunday was assaulted herself, according to police.

Natalie Lizarraga talks to Sue O’connell about the GA spa shootings and what it takes to consider something a hate crime. They also talk about the crisis at our Southern border and lawsuits filed against the Biden administration.

The murder case against a white man accused of shooting and killing six women of Asian descent and two other people at Atlanta-area massage businesses could become the first big test for Georgia’s new hate crimes law

Asian Americans have faced a dangerous climate since the coronavirus entered the U.S. a year ago

Asian American lawmakers, along with Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats, denounced on Friday a rise in hate incidents targeting members of the Asian community across the country and called for stronger action — both by Congress and the Biden administration.

Racist incidents and attacks on members of the Asian community in public have, in part, persuaded some families not to send their children back to in-person schooling, administrators say