Mapping out Asian hate crimes
Throughout the past year, Asian hate crimes in the United States have taken a sharp incline — especially because of the spread of COVID-19. “The Hawk Eye” has mapped out a few specific hate crimes that have taken place across the U.S. While these are not all the incidents that have occured, these are some of the most recent and large-scale events that have taken place.
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