How To Support Your Asian Colleagues Right Now At Work
Helping co-workers targeted by hate begins by listening — and not assuming you know what they need.
Month: April 2021
Stop Asian Hate: Associate Professor Susan Kang Ph.D. Sees Beauty in a New Generation’s AAPI Pride
Political Science Associate Professor Susan Kang Ph.D. shares her thoughts with John Jay College’s “Stop Asian Hate” series.
The History Of Solidarity Between Asian And Black Americans
NPR’s Ailsa Chang talks with author Kim Tran about the history of solidarity between Asian and Black Americans and how their movements interact.
Caribbean culture on display as dancing Bronx Tik Tok star has Dunkin’ latte named for John Jay student
Dancing Bronx Tik Tok star and Instagram influencer Nancy Jay said it was a dream come true to learn that Dunkin’ named a drink after her longtime signature order for all patrons in a Soundview location this week; but she’s is delighted for reasons beyond simply sharing a medium iced caramel latte with mocha drizzle … Read more
A Rising Tide of Hate and Violence against Asian Americans in New York During COVID-19: Impact, Causes, Solutions
The impact of the pandemic on the Asian-American community in New York City is particularly profound. Beyond the pandemic’s effect on public health, economic growth, education, medical services, food supply, and international relations, the Asian-American community has been blamed for the pandemic and the target of hate and violence. Co-executive editors Chris Kwok and Karen King will present the Asian American Bar Association of New York’s recently released report that discusses the data showing that anti-Asian hate and violence have skyrocketed in 2020, focusing on the New York City region.
Addressing Anti-Asian Racism in the University
Official statements condemning it ring hollow if they don’t, in fact, stop the anti-Asian racism that already exists within many of these institutions, argue Robert Diaz and Hae Yeon Choo.