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On Thursday, the US Senate voted 94-1 to approve anti-Asian hate crimes legislation designed at expanding the efforts of the federal government to address the recent increase in these crimes. The bill would identify and appoint a person at the Justice Department to quickly review hate crime incidents and provide more guidance to state and …
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Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Rose 150% In Major U.S. Cities, Study Finds Dislike criminal activities targeting As......Read the rest by clicking the link below! https://worldwidetweets.com/anti-asian-hate-crimes-rose-150-in-major-u-s-cities-study-finds/?feed_id=18995&_unique_id=603ed36c1681f
Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Rose 150% In Major U.S. Cities, Study Finds Dislike criminal activities targeting As......Read the rest by clicking the link below! https://worldwidetweets.com/anti-asian-hate-crimes-rose-150-in-major-u-s-cities-study-finds/?feed_id=18994&_unique_id=603ed36b9a034
On Saturday afternoon, several hundred people joined New York's top elected officials and community leaders to speak out against the increase in anti-Asian violence in the city and nationwide. The rally “Rise Up Against Asian Hate” was organized by the AAF (Asian American Federation). The...
On Saturday afternoon, several hundred people joined New York’s top elected officials and community leaders to speak out against the increase in anti-Asian violence in the city and nationwide.
Congresswoman Grace Meng: "Are you kidding me? President Trump spews xenophobia about Asian Americans and now, after an increase in threats and attacks, says he wants to protect the Asian American community? Too little, too late." I had the pleasure of shooting Congresswoman Meng, who represents New York's 6th congressional district in Queens, a few years ago for the University of Michigan alumni magazine and it's great to see her out there fighting racism and working to protect her constituents. She was the first Asian American elected to Congress from New York. . . . #gracemeng #congresswoman #fuckracism #fuckxenophobia #portrait #portraits #portraiture #portraitoftheday #portraitphotography #portraitphotographer #portraitperfection #makeportraits #makeportraitsnotwar #editorial #editorialphotography #editorialphotographer #editorialshoot #onlocation #onassignment #myfujifilm #fuji #fujifilm #fujifeed #fujifilm_us #portraitmood #portraitvision #portrait_mood #portrait_vision #fuji_xseries #portrait_society https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Kwh_xgMTP/?igshid=geab9zjwnv5w
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The wife of the Interpol former boss gets political asylum in France
Refugee status was granted to Grace Meng and her children, eight months after the disappearance of her husband, detained in China. The asylum was granted on May 2nd. The wife of former Interpol President Meng Hongwei, who is detained in China today, has been granted refugee status in France. Nearly eight months after the death of her husband, then head of the international police organization based in Lyon, political asylum was granted to Grace Meng and her two children, said Monday, May 13, his lawyer Emmanuel Marsigny......... Read the full article
With the special Congressional Primaries being pushed up this year, yesterday showed a very low voter turnout. Despite all of this, there were some very competitive races and well-ran campaigns. Yesterday New York was the host of some key contested races in varying Congressional Districts (CDs). CD-5, which is Southeast Queens and now some parts of Nassau County, had Incumbent Congressman Meeks defeating his opponents Allan Jennings, Joseph Marthone, and Mike Scala decisively. Meeks is projected to win the General Election in November over his Republican opponent and will have the huge task of incorporating Nassau County into this newly formed district. Also in Queens, CD-6, Assemblywoman Grace Meng was able to be the victor over City Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley, Assemblyman Rory Lancman, and Robert Mittman. If Meng wins the general election in November, it will make her the first Asian-American in New York to enter Congress. In CD-7 Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez was able to hold on strong and fight off three opponents for the win. State Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries was chosen by the Democratic voters in CD-8 over City Councilman Charles Barron to replace the retiring Ed Towns of Brooklyn.Also in Brooklyn, CD-9, Congresswoman Yvette Clarke was the victor as she faced Sylvia G. Kinard. In one of the toughest battles and turn of events, Incumbent Charles Rangel was able to fend off State Senator Adriano Espaillat for CD-13. CD-16, which is northern Bronx and Southwestern Westchester County, Congressman Eliot Engel was able to win over Attorney Aniello Grimaldi.
