Reflecting on the involvement of Asian police officers in anti-black violence and the history of black soldiers conscenciously deserting the US army in the Vietnam War, Xoai Pham asks Asian communities to desert oppressive state systems.
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Reflecting on the involvement of Asian police officers in anti-black violence and the history of black soldiers conscenciously deserting the US army in the Vietnam War, Xoai Pham asks Asian communities to desert oppressive state systems.
Deepa Iyer
For South Asians committed to ending state violence against Black people, it has always been clear that our work goes further, that we must also work to undo anti-Blackness within our own communities. But there are moments of clarity and windows of possibility.
College Consensus
College students of Asian and Pacific Islander descent may wonder what protections and resources are available to them, whether from their schools or from the community at large. That’s why the editors at College Consensus have put together this guide to resources for AAPI college students.
Black Women Radicals, Asian American Feminist Collective
Black Women Radicals and the Asian-American Feminist Collective had a critical discussion on these topics in efforts to continue to build cross-racial feminist solidarities. A reading list from the event is included.