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The ELI’s Response to Attacks against the Asian (American) and Pacific Islander Communities

The ELI’s Response to Attacks against the Asian (American) and Pacific Islander Communities

by Julie Matsubara (Director) | Mar 30, 2021 | American Culture, Social Justice

It is hard to know what to say when tragic events occur in rapid succession and the commentary surrounding them is constantly evolving; still, we must address the recent attacks targeting people of Asian and Pacific Islander descent, and the general discrimination...
The ELI’s Response to Recent Social Unrest in the U.S.

The ELI’s Response to Recent Social Unrest in the U.S.

by Julie Matsubara (Director) | Sep 2, 2020 | American Culture, Social Justice

Photo credit: Philip Joseph In June of this year, violence and social unrest erupted in the United States after the murder of George Floyd. (see here for a timeline on the resulting protests) We believe it is the ELI’s role to provide pertinent information to our...
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