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"https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/an-overdue-conversation-about-black-on-asian-violence"
Ah, an opinion piece... *click*
First paragraph cites *one* incident by a black man, then follows up with "attacks" in Seattle, San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles, and New York, each with a link.
*Click San Francisco.* Ah, a CNN Article. Doesn't state whether the man is black or white... Quote from the article:
"In fact, Stop AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Hate has received more than 2,800 firsthand reports of anti-Asian hate across 47 states and Washington, DC, since March 19." 47 States. I wonder how many states have an African-American majority to make your claim likely to be true... Here's a hint: Not many. African-Americans make up ~15% of the USA population. Oh look, in the attached video, a white guy even says "Trump is gonna F*** you. You need to leave." So, we have confirmed MAGAt being racist. Can't tell whether the black guy spraying febreeze is D/R though. But we have confirmed Trumpists being Trumpists. Er. Racist.
*Click Oakland*
Ah, an Article "‘Is It Really Republican Racists Doing This?’: Tucker, Ying Ma Take On ‘Lie’ That Attacks On Asians Are Trump-Inspired" Well, the previous article already debunked what this article claims. Not to mention it's Carlson, known white supremacist.
*Click Los Angeles*
Okay, it's talking about how Asian-Hate crimes have doubled... Does not cite or source any information that suggests the perpetrators are predominately white or black... So far the sources your article is drawing from is not conclusive to your point that it is African-Americans doing these crimes as you allege.
*Click New York*
Paywall. Next
*Click Seattle*
Citing the EXACT same article as Oakland. That's just lazy writing. As a writer, I would've found a different source to talk about Seattle. But, that's just me.
The Article goes on to cite a compilation of Data, dated from 2018 (A lot happened between 2018 and 2020... The context for racial hate crimes could have changed and the article even admits that this data is incomplete and not to be taken as attribution to current Anti-Asian Hate crimes, but something from which we can extrapolate data. This extrapolation is flawed as I said, much has happened in those two years...
Even then, the data states that of the Asians who suffered hate crimes, 24.1% were done by whites, 24.1% done by other Asian Americans, and 27% were done by African-Americans.