Anti-Asian violence skyrocketed during the pandemic. In his first address to the nation, President Biden said it was “wrong and un-American.”
But anti-Asian racism has long been a part of US history. It's just been historically invisible. insider.com/anti-asian-vio…
“Go back to China.” “Do you speak English?”
A lifetime of subtle racism, crude stereotypes and degrading comments were brushed off both within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community outside of it. insider.com/anti-asian-vio…
The model minority myth, experts say, harmfully overlooked racism while giving a perception that the AAPI community was not as disadvantaged as our minority populations.
“Not recognizing such diversity and erasing our identities is yet another form white supremacy, with too high a price tag,” Opinion contributor @beingsarahkim writes.
Anti-Asian racism intensified alongside the pandemic. President Trump, Republican lawmakers, and others used racial slurs to blame China for the virus.
Because of this heightened discrimination, Chloe Eoyang says she wishes she was more invisible now. insider.com/anti-asian-vio…
Many racial justice advocates have pointed out that white supremacy pits Asian Americans against other communities of color and can prevent historically oppressed groups from standing in solidarity with each other.
Dozens of masked children can be seen lying down on gray mats. Despite the threat of coronavirus, some are crowded into corners while others appear to sit on the floor. Key policy changes have led to thousands of migrants to come to the US-Mexico border. bit.ly/3cfXK4c
Officials identified the 10 victims of the shooting at a Boulder, Colorado, supermarket on Monday. The victims range from 20 to 65 years old and include a Boulder police officer. Details are still emerging about the victims, but here's what we know so far. insider.com/boulder-colora…
Eric Talley, 51, was among the first police officers to respond to the shooting, Boulder's police chief Maris Herold said on Monday. His father told local outlets that he had been with the department since 2010, and was a married father of seven. insider.com/victims-boulde…
The family of Rikki Olds, 25, announced her death on social media before public identification by police. Her aunt called her a "beautiful young angel." Her uncle tweeted that officials identified Olds with the family early Tuesday morning. insider.com/victims-boulde…
Transgender rights are under siege in over half of the US. 28 states have proposed one or more anti-trans bills that include prohibiting doctors from giving trans youth life-saving care.
Medical best practice guidelines from @TheEndoSociety, @ChildMindInst, and @APA recommend that states provide gender-affirming care for trans children.
Alabama is voting on two bills that make it a felony for doctors to treat trans youth with gender-affirming care like puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). insider.com/alabama-just-a…
Border agents encountered about 100,000 people trying to enter the US in February. The number of unaccompanied migrant children detained at the Southern border has more than tripled recently.
Biden has told people from Central America not to come to the US after reports of a massive surge in migrants at the US-Mexico border. "Yes, I can say quite clearly: Don't come over,” he told ABC News this week.
Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the @ACLU Immigrants' Rights Project, told Insider the border is seeing an increased number of migrants, in part, because of a backlog of people who haven’t been allowed into the country due to the pandemic.
He's been fired, censured, investigated, rebuked by a judge, and questioned by police. @piersmorgan has a reputation as "Teflon Piers" for surviving scandals.
Morgan refused to believe Meghan Markle, who said she felt suicidal over race-baiting reporting by British tabloids. Despite heavy criticism, his decision to "fall on my sword for an honestly-held opinion" found favor with many supporters. insider.com/piers-morgan-q…
Morgan, 55, has been married twice and has four children. He began his career on the Wimbledon News in 1985 and was "insanely competitive" when playing tennis, according to his former colleague Rob McGibbon.
To advance their agenda, conservatives argue that allowing transgender athletes to participate on teams that match their gender identities would harm women’s sports. Trans activists say this is preposterous.
While GOP legislators push bills to "save women's sports" by banning transgender girls and women, Dr. Jordan Feigenbaum, a doctor and strength coach, wrote that attempts to limit trans inclusion in sports with scientific arguments is a pointless exercise.