Legacy and Recommitment to Advocacy, Equality, Justice for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and All Racial Groups

Doris Ching, Amefil Agbayani
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Abstract Responses to our survey of national community and higher education Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) leaders regarding personal and professional experiences with discrimination are consistent with other reports on AAPI challenges. The diverse AAPI community (6%) is the fastest growing ethnic group in the United States. We are optimistic that progress is underway to address the interconnected challenges of COVID-19, systemic racism, U.S. decennial census, immigration, and 2020 elections. AAPIs must continue to develop strong internal coalitions as well as solidarity with all racial/ethnic groups for equality and against systemic racism. AAPIs “belong” in America and demand voice, visibility, and advocacy.
对亚裔美国人、太平洋岛民和所有种族群体的倡导、平等和正义的遗产和再承诺
我们对美国社区和高等教育中亚裔美国人和太平洋岛民(AAPI)领导人的调查结果与其他关于AAPI挑战的报告一致。多元化的亚太裔社区(6%)是美国增长最快的族群。我们乐观地认为,在应对2019冠状病毒病、系统性种族主义、美国十年一次的人口普查、移民和2020年大选等相互关联的挑战方面正在取得进展。亚太裔必须继续发展强大的内部联盟,并与所有种族/族裔群体团结一致,争取平等和反对系统性种族主义。亚太裔“属于”美国,他们需要发言权、可见度和支持。
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