Stop Asian Hate

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For the organization which tracks hate statistics, see Stop AAPI Hate.

Stop Asian Hate
Part of the 2020–2021 United States racial unrest and Asian American activism
Union Square Vigil (51053178878).jpg
A vigil held in New York City on March 19
DateMarch 16, 2021 (2021-03-16) – present
(5 months, 3 weeks and 5 days)
Location
United States
Caused by
GoalsEnd hate crimes against Asian Americans
Methods
StatusOngoing

Stop Asian Hate is the name of several anti-Asian-violence rallies which have been held across the United States in 2021 in response to racism against Asian Americans related to the COVID-19 pandemic, or in short is a response to the hatred. The slogan Stop Asian Hate is being used all around the world to show solidarity as the Asian community. Many of these rallies occurred in the wake of a mass shooting which occurred at three Atlanta spas in which eight people were killed, six of whom were Asian women. However, the movement first began to gain traction after the killing of Vicha Ratanapakdee nearly two months earlier.

Background[]

The COVID-19 pandemic, which was first reported in the city of Wuhan, in Hubei province of China, has led to an increased amount of racism against Asians and Asian Americans. For instance, the at California State University, San Bernardino[1] reported that hate crimes against Asians has increased by 150% in 2020 and Stop AAPI Hate has received 3,795 hate crime incidents since the beginning of the pandemic.[2][3]

A Pew Research study found that 58% of Asian Americans believed that racist views had increased towards them during the pandemic.[4] Along with that, 45% of Asian adults say they have experienced at least one of five specific offensive incidents since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.[5] A study by the New York University College of Arts & Science found that there was no overall increase of Anti-Asian sentiment among the American population; instead, it suggested that "already prejudiced persons" had felt authorized by the pandemic to act openly on their prejudices.[6]

On March 16, 2021, a mass shooting occurred at three spas in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Although the shooter has not been charged with a hate crime, a significant number of commentators have characterized it as such, as of the eight people killed, six were Asian women, and the shootings also took place at businesses with a high percentage of Asian staff members.[7] According to police, the shooter said he did it because of a conflict between his sex addiction and religious beliefs.[8][9]

List of rallies[]

United States[]

Alabama[]

Arizona[]

  • Chandler: More than 200 people gathered for a vigil on March 21 in Chandler.[12]
  • Mesa: A large group held a march against violence on March 27.[13]

Arkansas[]

California[]

Colorado[]

  • Denver: On March 20, more than a hundred people gathered in Little Saigon for a rally.[24]

Connecticut[]

  • New Haven: A rally was held on March 25 outside an Asian restaurant. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong spoke at the event.[25]
  • West Hartford: On March 19 a student-led protest with hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of West Hartford City Hall.[26]
  • Westport: A rally was held in Westport on March 27. State Senator Tony Hwang spoke at the event.[27]

District of Columbia[]

An A.N.S.W.E.R. protest in Washington, D.C. on March 27

Florida[]

  • Gainesville: About 200 protesters gathered at Bo Diddley Park on March 27.[29]
  • Miami: A 5 kilometer run at South Beach in honor of the Atlanta shooting victims was held on March 26.[30]
  • Tallahassee: About 100 people held a rally at the Florida State Capitol.[31]

Georgia[]

Hawaii[]

Idaho[]

Illinois[]

Indiana[]

Iowa[]

  • Iowa City: On March 28, over a hundred people held a rally in downtown Iowa City.[39]

Kansas[]

Kentucky[]

Maine[]

  • Portland: About 200 marched to Portland City Hall at a demonstration on March 27.[42]

Maryland[]

  • Columbia: Hundreds rallied at Columbia Lakefront on March 24.[43]
Protesters holding signs in Columbia, Maryland, at the Columbia Lakefront on March 24.
  • Gaithersburg: A vigil and press conference was held at the Chinese Culture and Community Center on March 21.[28]
  • Silver Spring: A march was held in support on March 26 in Silver Spring.[44]
Protestors in Silver Spring on March 26

Massachusetts[]

Michigan[]

  • Detroit: Hundreds gathered at two rallies in Detroit on March 27.[46]

Minnesota[]

Missouri[]

  • Kansas City: A vigil with 100 people gathered at Mulberry Street on March 28.[48]
  • St. Louis: About 100 people gathered for a vigil on March 20.[49]

Nebraska[]

  • Omaha: A rally was held at Lakeside Hills Park on March 27.[50]

Nevada[]

New Hampshire[]

  • Concord: Hundreds including Latha Mangipudi and the mayors of Concord and Somersworth gathered at the New Hampshire State Capitol on 21 March[53]
  • Manchester: A large crowd gathered for a rally on 21 March.[54]
  • Portmouth: A crowd gathered for a rally on 23 March.[55]

New Jersey[]

Banners in Summit, New Jersey on March 27
  • Atlantic City: About 100 protesters rallied on March 26.[56]
  • Fort Lee: Around 700 protesters gathered on March 27.[57]
  • Leonia: Over 400 people gathered for a rally and vigil on March 26.[58]
  • Millburn: About 100 people for a vigil gathered on March 21.[59]
  • Princeton: More than 500 people gathered at Hinds Plaza in Princeton on March 27.[60]
  • Summit: On March 21, more than 400 people, including the mayor and police chief, rallied in Summit.[61]
  • Tenafly: About 800 protesters rallied on March 21.[62]

New Mexico[]

New York[]

North Carolina[]

North Dakota[]

  • Fargo: Around 80 protesters marched on March 26.[73]

Ohio[]

  • Cincinnati: A rally was held on March 19.[74]
  • Cleveland: On March 28, a march was held to honor victims on anti-Asian violence.[75]
  • Columbus: Rallies were held in front of the Ohio State Capitol on March 20 and March 27.[76]
    A Columbus protest on March 20
  • Dublin: A rally was held at Bridge Park in Dublin on March 27.[77]
  • Yellow Springs: small group protest March 27.[78]

Oklahoma[]

Oregon[]

  • Portland: About 1000 people gathered for a rally on March 26.[81]

Pennsylvania[]

Rhode Island[]

  • Providence: A few hundred rallied on April 3 at the Rhode Island State House.[86]
  • South Kingstown: Youth organized a rally with about 35 in attendance on April 3 in South Kingstown.[87]

South Carolina[]

  • Columbia: A few dozen rallied on March 27 at the South Carolina State House.[88]

Tennessee[]

  • Knoxville: A small vigil was held on March 19.[89]
  • Memphis: A small vigil was held March 19.[89]
  • Nashville: About 100 protested in rally on March 19 at Public Square.[89]

Texas[]

Utah[]

Vermont[]

Virginia[]

Washington[]

  • Seattle: A rally was held at the Seattle Center on March 27.[99]
  • Sequim: Around 30 people gathered in downtown Sequim to support Asian Americans.[100]
  • Spokane: About 150 people attended a rally on March 20.[101]

Wisconsin[]

  • Madison: Several hundred people marched through downtown Madison on March 18.[102][103]
  • Milwaukee: On March 18, a rally was held outside Milwaukee City Hall.[104]

Internationally[]

Canada[]

Rally in Vancouver, March 28

Taiwan[]

  • Taipei: About 80 people gathered outside Taipei City Hall to protest on March 16.[113]

See also[]

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