Singtao: 全民反仇視亞裔暴行 華人花園角齊聲高呼
華埠花園角廣場匯聚了不同族裔社區民眾,譴責對亞太裔的族裔仇恨和暴力。記者黃偉江攝
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華埠花園角廣場匯聚了不同族裔社區民眾,譴責對亞太裔的族裔仇恨和暴力。記者黃偉江攝
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The shooting spree Tuesday that left eight people dead including six Asian women in the Atlanta area punctuates a year of crimes against Asian Americans in the U.S. It follows a recent string of attacks on older Asian Americans, including
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The videos are graphic and shocking.
In January, a local television station showed footage of a young man sprinting toward, then violently shoving to the ground, a man identified as Vicha Ratanapakdee, 84, who had been out for a morning walk in
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Community groups organized a gathering at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza to call for increased investment in social services in response to recent violent attacks on Asian Americans.
The United States has seen a spate of violent attacks and hateful
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不同族裔的兒童舉著不同語言的標語,中文寫著「我們支持我們的長者」。(記者李晗 / 攝影)
針對灣區近來連串發生在亞裔身上的暴力事件,多個團體14日在舊金山市政廳前舉行集會,反對暴力,同時呼籲各族裔團結。
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Roughly 200 people gathered at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza outside City Hall on Valentine’s Day to offer a space for community healing and to call for more investment in community-based public-safety solutions for Asian-American neighborhoods.
Recent attacks against elderly
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活動方在現場佈置許願樹,讓參與者寫下新年願望。記者張曼琳攝
受害者黃婆婆的家屬,帶領參與者體驗黃婆婆生前經常練習的氣功。記者張曼琳攝
(本報記者張曼琳三藩市報道, 2021年02月15日)
近期在灣區發生的多起針對亞裔長者的暴力事件,新成立的「社區安全和正義聯盟」(CCSJ)在周末分別於屋崙和三藩市組織主題為「愛護鄰里,治愈社區」(Love Our People, Heal Our Communities)集會,呼籲各族裔團結一致,向政府尋求資源,為社區帶去關愛,情人節當天的活動在三藩市市府廣場舉行,約兩百人出席。
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與會代表認為加州選民能用手中選票,為亞裔社區帶來更公平的環境和更豐富的資源. (記者會視頻截圖)
多個亞太裔(AAPI)社區組織代表19日出席線上記者會,反對加州22號提案,並支持加州15號提案。
加州22號提案由交通網路公司Uber和Lyft提出,意在改革AB 5號法案,仍舊將零工(gig workers)司機定為「獨立承包商」而非「僱員」,但為零工司機提供一些以前沒有的補償,比如略高於加州最低時薪標準的薪酬和健保福利等。
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SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) – It’s one of the oldest forms of affordable housing in San Francisco, SROs, short for single room occupancy hotels. Now, the very people who fought to preserve this housing of last resort are calling it
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More than 130 restaurant workers have won a $2.6 million settlement from former employer Kome Japanese Seafood Buffet in Daly City, according to the California Department of Industrial Relations.
The settlement announced this week comes after a yearslong struggle between
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