Asian Americans Report Rise In Racist Attacks Amid Pandemic

The video discusses the rise in hate crimes against Asian-Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting personal stories and the creation of Stop AAPI Hate, a reporting tool for such incidents. Cynthia Choi, co-executive director of Chinese for Affirmative Action, shares insights on the diversity within the Asian-American community and the challenges of underreporting hate crimes. The video also examines the impact of political rhetoric on these incidents and expresses concerns about the long-term effects of discrimination on Asian-Americans.

What incidents have Asian-Americans reported during the pandemic?

How has the FBI responded to the rise in hate crimes against Asian-Americans?

What was Beverly Liang's experience on the New York City subway?

What does the report by Cynthia Choi indicate about the diversity of Asian-Americans?

What does Cynthia Choi suggest about the reporting of hate incidents among the Asian-American community?

How has the rhetoric from political leaders affected the perception of Asian-Americans during the pandemic?

What concerns does Cynthia Choi express regarding the long-term effects of the pandemic on the Asian-American community?