Epidemic immigration discrimination

Since the outbreak of the epidemic in 2020, Asian Americans have been attacked many times. The reasons behind this are not only racial discrimination but also political factors.

I. What happened?

On the night of March 16, an American man shot at three massage parlors in Atlanta. First, four Asian women were shot and killed in a Yang's Asian massage parlor, and another was injured. Then he killed three more people in a nearby massage parlor, and then he killed another person in a nearby massage parlor. After the suspect Robert was arrested, he argued to the police that his sex addiction needed to be eliminated by killing people. According to an anonymous policeman, the suspect was driven out of the house by his parents because of sexual addiction that night, so he was emotional, but the suspect denied that the murder was due to racial discrimination. The police said that due to the uncertainty in the early stage of the investigation, US President Biden said that his motives were unclear, but he was worried about the attack on Asians.

Second, racial discrimination.

Since the 19 epidemic, there have been at least 3,000 attacks against Asians, of which more than 500 have been registered as hatred. This is just a report, so there are countless private cases. The initial Freudian incident set off a climax in the United States. How many people think that black life is also life? How many people speak for Asians when they are discriminated against? In the United States, racial status is divided by skin color, which is an unspoken rule. White people are greater than blacks and yellow people. Although the United States is an immigrant country, racial discrimination has never stopped. In the explosion, dark racists even performed hysterectomy for immigrant women to prevent immigrant families from reproducing in the United States.

Third, the reasons behind it

The root of racial discrimination is the supremacy of whites for a hundred years. In the bones of some whites, it is recognized that skin color can be divided into three categories. Secondly, there are political factors, because the US government threw a pot during the epidemic, which made people pay attention to Asians, and some people firmly believed that the epidemic was brought by China people. Finally, under the propaganda of political factors, it is natural for Asians to have a hard time in the United States. Asians who live in groups are easy to be targeted, and Asians who live alone are likely to become outlets for venting their anger.