Anti-Asian Racism:
Asian communities have been present in North America since the 18th century. Throughout their long history, they have been subjected to discrimination and prejudice based on their differences in appearance and culture from the white majority. Racism against Asian Americans has manifested through discriminatory voting laws, exclusionary immigration policies and forced relocation and internment. Hate crimes against Asian Americans are ongoing.
From: Zheng, L. (2021). To dismantle anti-asian racism, we must understand its roots. Harvard Business Review. https://hbr.org/2021/05/to-dismantle-anti-asian-racism-we-must-understand-its-roots
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