华盛顿州近千人聚会强烈呼吁 STOP HATRED 停止仇恨！
记者： Nella Kwan / Hongmi 摄影记者：Guan Lisha / leo leonard
本地时间2021 年3 月13 日下午三点，西雅图唐人街广场聚集了近千人，强烈呼吁STOP HATRED 停止仇恨！集会主要针对2020 年以来，由于新冠病毒的影响和而造成社会治安秩序一度混乱，尤其是针对亚裔族人频受岐视和攻击事件。
仇恨是一种犯罪，通常涉及暴力，是出于种族，宗教，性取向或其他原因的偏见所致。会场不停发出STOP HATRED 停止仇恨的呼声！前美国驻华大使骆家辉在会场发表了演说，诉斥了这种不公平的仇视行为; 华盛顿州金郡King County 金郡郡长King County Dow Constantine 激昂的发表演说；发表演说的还有年长的人和年轻人，他们对针对亚裔美国人的仇恨暴力加剧表示愤慨。
在冠状病毒不断威胁的威胁下，有越来越多针对美国亚裔美国人和太平洋岛民（AAPI）社区成员的仇外和种族主义事件频频发生。
冠状病毒，有人将前总统在描述大流行病时的言论归咎于反亚裔美国人歧视的兴起。
“ COVID-19使种族主义蔓延，并造成了国家不安全感，对在美国的亚裔人的恐惧和普遍的仇外心理，这可能与大流行期间反亚洲仇恨犯罪的增加有关。”
Nearly a thousand people gathered in Washington State strongly urged STOP HATRED to stop hatred!
Photographer: Guan Lisha / leo leonard Reporter: Nella Kwan / Hongmi
At 3pm local time on March 13, 2021, nearly a thousand people gathered in Seattle's Chinatown Plaza, and they strongly urge STOP HATRED to stop hatred! The rally is mainly aimed at the social security order that has been disrupted since 2020 due to the impact of the new crown virus, especially for the frequent discrimination and attacks on Asians.
Hatred is a crime that usually involves violence and is caused by prejudice based on race, religion, sexual orientation, or other reasons. The venue kept calling STOP HATRED to stop hatred! The former US ambassador to China, Gary Locke, delivered a speech at the conference, denounced this unfair hatred: King County Dow Constantine, the governor of King County, King County, Washington State, gave a passionate speech; there were also older ones who gave speeches. People and young people express their indignation at the intensification of hatred and violence against Asian Americans.
Under the constant threat of coronavirus, there are more and more xenophobic and racist incidents targeting members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in the United States.
With the coronavirus, some people blamed the rise of anti-Asian American discrimination for the former president’s remarks when describing the pandemic.
"COVID-19 has spread racism and caused national insecurity, fear of Asians in the United States, and widespread xenophobia, which may be related to the increase in anti-Asian hate crimes during the pandemic."
