With increasing reports of attacks on Asians in the U.S., here are some ways you can help respond to racism and build the safe and peaceful communities we all deserve.
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With increasing reports of attacks on Asians in the U.S., here are some ways you can help respond to racism and build the safe and peaceful communities we all deserve.
Bonita Lawrence and Enakshi Dua
In continuous conversations over the years, we have discussed our discomfort with the manner in which Aboriginal people and perspectives are excluded within antiracism. Due to this exclusion, Aboriginal people cannot see themselves in antiracism contexts, and Aboriginal activism against settler domination takes place without people of color as allies.
Xoai Pham, Autostraddle
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.
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.