In order to understand and combat AAPI hate, we must understand the many unique histories our communities bring to this movement today. ⤵️
“AAPI” represents a coalition that spans from Native Hawaiians and Samoans to Indians and Vietnamese Americans. Our presence, though we have been constantly entangled with violence, solidarity, discrimination, protest, power, and white supremacy.
In order to understand and combat AAPI hate, we must understand the many unique histories our communities bring to this movement today. We must untangle the policies and decisions through which we have been attacked, colonized, policed, banned, killed, displaced, and persecuted. This non-comprehensive timeline stretches from the Civil War through both World Wars. It includes the Great Depression and the civil rights movement as well as the Cold War and the post-9/11 Patriot Act.
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