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I made a alternative to my “Stop Asian Hate” design with another well-known phrase: Hate Is A Virus.
Stop AAPI Hate. Support a Asian-owned business/shop.
Hate Is A Virus: Chinese Flag Sticker
Hate Is A Virus: Japanese Flag Sticker
Hate Is A Virus: Korean Flag Sticker
Edited: July 9th 2021
A update to the collection with flag designs for Vietnam, The Philippines and Thailand
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STOP ASIAN HATE
It’s been building and I have wanted to keep talk of the violence against Asians Americans outside of the pop culture focus of this blog because it’s too cruel and painful to bear. My heart is broken for us, especially the elders and those poor women in Atlanta who have been targets of such disgusting racial hatred. Fuck these anti-Asian racists!
I wanted to show my support for the Asian-American community right now, as we’re all facing hatred in America and feel unsafe and unwelcome. I hope that by buying a sticker, shirt, bag, etc, we can spread the message of support for the Asian American community.
Stop AAPI Hate. Use this design to show you support the Asian American community, and please support Asian & Asian-American owned small businesses and shops, like my own.
Stop Asian Hate: Chinese Flag Sticker
Stop Asian Hate: Korean Flag Sticker
Stop Asian Hate: Japanese Flag Sticker
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Even though we were together, each member of my immigrant family—father, mother, me, and my younger brother—went through his or her own indi...
If there truly is to be solidarity among Asian Americans, more is required. The privileged members of the upper globalization must set their sights beyond their own racialized pain arising from slurs, microaggression, or delay in career advancement, and stare into the racialized pain that we are much less likely to experience. In our suburban homes and our drives to the office, we are much less likely to spend an extended amount of time in a racialized space (like Asian-owned massage shop), be exposed to police brutality (as was the case with Yang Song in New York), be under constant threat of deportation through this country’s appallingly inhumane immigration system, or just be poor and broke...
It is fine to mourn, but when we are finished with the mourning and begin to act, I hope that our actions will be more about the concrete measures that improve the lives of Asian Americans who are the most exposed, like immigration reform, gun control, healthcare for the needy and protection from workplace abuse. It would be nice if the Karen in our office got our name right, but that’s not going to stop bullets.”
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“The Asian population in the United States radically changed after 1965. What had been mostly low-wage laborers now included engineers, scientists, and other professionals from privileged classes. The politics behind these changes came out of U.S. Cold War interests. In some cases this took the form of investing military and economic resources to back oppressive regimes in Asian nations; in others, waging wars that killed millions and created new refugee populations. But all the while, racial liberalism put out the welcome mat for high-skilled Asian immigrants to fill U.S. labor needs.
 Asian Americans are exceptional not because of meritocracy, but because our migration patterns and particular histories led to an aggregate state of relative privilege, in service to a set of agendas. We got invited to the real hustlers convention, even if just as the kitchen help, and learned that anti-blackness and settler logic are the poker chips for maintaining white economic and political dominance.Â
It is time for Asian Americans to unleash model minority mutiny, link arms with the struggle for black liberation, and together, finally turn the world right side up. Let’s build the analysis, forge the commitments, and create the strategies we need for a united front against white supremacy.“ Read more. The Model Minority is a construct, built on anti-blackness. It is time to dismantle it.Â
