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你一定要扣「分化亚裔、煽动仇恨、种族歧视」的帽子,就是你对。
贵国青年真是脆弱,新疆香港问题一提就跳脚,当然,CMU 要扩招赚中国人的钱,也难免遇到像是楼主这样的敏感的人。
我还是帮 lz 把全文贴一下吧,给大家提供点 context。
Statement on Rising Anti-Asian Hate Crimes & Resources Dear Fellow Graduate Students,
For the past couple of weeks, our national attention has been drawn towards the spike of hate crimes being perpetrated against our Asian community, especially against our elders. While hate targeted toward those of Asian descent is not new, COVID-19 has brought with it an alarming rise in hate crimes and harrassment across the country, culminating most recently in the murder of 19 year old Christan Hall by PA State Police as he was having a mental health crisis.
GSA unequivocally condemns these hate crimes, and stands in solidarity with the Asian community in the United States as we find ways to take action together. We urge the entire CMU community to come together in fellowship and solidarity, check in on and support each other, donate to and volunteer with organizations working for equity and justice, and stay connected in this time of need.
While we as a campus community address these concerns and work to make a welcoming campus for all our students, it is important to also remember that the Asian community isn’t one of homogeneity. Various events—often traumatic—are happening in different Asian countries, including: the ongoing genocide of Uighurs and other predominantly Muslim ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, the crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong, and the farmers’ protests in India, among many others. We must remember that these may add to the stress our peers are feeling during this time.
Over the summer, we compiled and shared a guide of anti-racist resources. The original goal was to centralize an inclusive repository for students to find ways to take action in their community in the context of the Black Lives Matter movement. Through the events of this past year, it has become clear that we have the opportunity to expand this living document as a central resource for intersectional anti-racism initiatives.
With that in mind, we are currently reworking the original document, which you can find at the bottom of this email. We hope to have this ready to share soon, but in the meantime here is a sampling of resources specifically aimed at supporting the Asian community and offering guidance to allies on how to make an impact.
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