Community leaders and truckers link rhetoric surge to real-world violence
1 Sep 24 · 3d ago · 3 articles · 3 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Stop AAPI Hate co-director Manjusha Kulkarni warned that agency posts and candidate statements weaponize hate, and veteran Sikh trucker Harinder Singh Dhanoa said people now look at him differently because of his race. The DHS called blame for the Wyoming attack "RECKLESS" and "FALSE."
“What we're seeing now is full blown and out in public view. When agency officials and candidates use this language, it gets weaponized and utilized by those who are perpetrating hate.”
Manjusha Kulkarni
Department of Homeland Security Federal agencyBo French Republican candidate for Texas statewide officeManjusha Kulkarni Co-director of Stop AAPI HateHarinder Singh Dhanoa Sikh American trucker, Sacramento
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first by Boston Globe, 3d ago · also NYT
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first by NYT Politics, 3d ago
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