xenophobia

Immediately following 9/11, life for Muslims everywhere changed.

The Department of Homeland Security was created, for one.

The bodies of thousands of Indigenous children have been discovered at schools in the U.S. and Canada.

From the gold rush through the Muslim ban.

Chin’s killing altered Asian American history — and my family.

More criminalization isn’t the answer.

 “Don’t listen to K-pop and ignore Asian hate crimes” is the wrong message.

Meet Ashlyn So.

"By speaking out when they did, they amplified our voices at a time when media coverage was waning."

There’s an epidemic of hatred towards Asians, fueled by public figures like Matuschik, who almost always claim they didn’t mean it.

We can’t just go back to the Obama years.

It all started after 9/11.

“I feel scared to let my grandparents go out.”

The man who launched the War on Terror has released a book of portraits of immigrants.

This country acts like some people who use drugs deserve care and others don’t.

There’s a cultural erasure when we decontextualize every Black person from the continent as a stereotype.

Asian-American small businesses have had a particularly rough time.

There aren't “good" and “bad” immigrants.

Humans are not the virus.

Quaranteens against Xenophobia hopes to offer education, insight, and solidarity.